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one lq-ga sforaro0m on Besl street, near Sec
0ud. new and vel hnisned-nne suit 81 rooms
III second story. A very large and convenient
Residence on Promenade street. StOrerOom
ra-.L=u1s ON Front street Comfortable
Residence on Exchange street Comfortable
RssfGarce on Poplar street apply 70
ENETSGTyN s. HALSEY, Attorneys.
rarz rv- Jefferson Block.
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FOR RENT.
TO II n II

f"
Having removed 20 the old Planters Bank
HlEtruE corner of Main and jefferson streets,
our ra-mer once. No. y Madison street, is for
rent. and GErur=s for sale, consisting OF one
Herring S burglar and FIRE proof safe, counters,
desks. fixtures, etc. Apply to
r. W. WtCEFRSHAM,
Cashier Citizens Union Bank,
-. N rrrurr MaLu M JeGerson stIeeLs.
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Rent

Tla large and com uodious Warehouse, cor
uer O. Fourth end Jefferson streets.
Apply 90 Z. N. APPERsON & Co,
80 rA. ns.r. Esr,uH sfg-af
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Non-Resfdent Notice

In the ChEncsry Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No 2lE7.-Henders0n L. Nelson W. Albert a
yard.
IT appearing nom afddavfs In this cap.a -,
i Albert O. Ward Is a non-residenr ~ -
state or Tennessee; Il IS therefore ORDERED 49,
he make bis Appearances herein At thu eo1-f
house in tie city OF Memphis. Tennasses =,
the uSt MONDAY IN October, Is67, thar being :
rule Day. and plead answer or DENIM -
plalnants gu, or the same win Ss tasen -
coniesSsd a. to him, and st for hea-i~ve
tshed once q week for four succs-sfTe w.. 4,
the Memphis Appeal.
Acopy: Attrs1-
A ASTON, CLERK ara Nasssz4
By BESJ. COLEMAN, Dep'y 4 lerE - -
Thompson a Frazer, Soln. Tor ocn5iai-e-
sept i&T. ~ I
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THE RACES TO-DAY.-The races at the
Trotting park to-day promise to be more
than usually interesting. Good stock is
entered by most reliable gentlemen, and
we are assured by that veteran sports
man, Capt. John 5. LRil, that the track
is in fine order. a full report Of the race
will appear in our paper Of Tomorrow.
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A I r OIL.
Wewsut men every here 70 study their w
The right 70 manufacture ana SCI,
the Patent Aurora Oh in asing.e county eAL
make more money 20 the purchaser in three
months than the largest larm IN your STATE
viii make in q whole year. Iae aurora VI
LOeI Oh. and the illuminating power OF lh5
Aurora OH f. rs much superior % the ooal VI
IS the Goa. OH Is % r tsiloW candle and Us
NO MOgE explosive than a tallow candle- any
Lamp thai VII burr CUalOl VII burn Jhe Au-
nora on. 10 does not smoEe the chlnney-H
does not Emell-it viii not grease or STAN lhe
finest nen-a0t even white CLOTH me male
rial forts mBnutlCture Is ne1hsusunle gne
man can make seseDry-nye psIreN per uas-
No machinery required. We VIII pay your
fare 70 and from The city OF Memphis ana DIS
while here, II we cannot prove al, ana even
moe. than ue have stated. single county Is
q small torture 20 the man or enterprise, ana
The rLEht 20 stRfe SIS untold worth.
Furrureher Information, cst on or address
pa. a. Dewitt & Co.,
n Mad son street, corner Main
two Memphis, Tenn.
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Daily by Woodburn, Smith q Co.,
Nos. III and u6 Green street, 81. Louis.
IRON HOUSE,
NJ u=n E-auR Rawaaf

DAUL CROCKETT have moved their stock
OF Iron and hardware to 40. 20 Font
street, between Court and Madison, where can
be found at all times
The Only Stock of Tennessee Iron
In the city also, a very superior quality OF
Common Iron. branded KENTUCKY IRON, at
Reduced Prices
We keep also a full stock OF Castings, Nails.
Smith Tools, Wagon Material, Cotton Gins.
fhreshers, Horse Powers, Cider Mills, e. m
Shelters, Flows, ScIapers in fact a general as
sortment OF Implements, etc; and
are prepared TO supply everything kept in our
line Of business at low rates.
Upon the LIST day OF August We reduced the
price Of fenneSsee Iron one cent per pound,
and Kentucky or Common Iron one-half cent
per pOund. aus
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A Residence. c0rner Mulberry and Talbot
streets. with four rooms and ali Necessary out
door convenience Appy TO
n. L. MEACHAM,
50 Nn- 9 Union street
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To THE PATRONS OF II APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to report any
irregularities in the delivery Of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them TO collect inscriptions.
ED. MANSFORn,
Eunt Of Cfrcnlnfnn-
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HALF WAY HOUsE--Raleigh and its
Springs has for some time past attracted
many visitors, who have been alike ben
Gifted by the pleasant ride and the me-
dicinal waters. The want Of 3 half way
house has long been felt; now that want
has at last been supplied, Messrs. Ryan
AMI Van VOast having opened one four
miles from town, which will compare
liquors, good attendance and gentlemsnly
treatment will always be received from
these gentlemen by their guests.
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BOARDING.
WARTS.
TINTED

sITUATIOE, at q Moderate salary, by an
2 experienced BOOE-KEEPER. Address A.
,1uck-bONSe
VV A II = D.
AgESTS-Tr Introduce our new patent
EVAR SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price
go 10 uses two threads, and makes
ne genuine I1C STITCH. All other low
rrisai machines make the CHAIN
fg-h aEeut furnished with a copy Of Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given. Send for
circulars. NJ. N. BFACH co,
Fv-E SIN 30 second ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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FOB SALE.


L . u $ A l. E.
one IL-H-Tz- stationary Engine and Boiler
nearly new. for safe cheap
LUNN MALLON,
s-g "a Main street.
Tor SAL 3
a good -arau6.LauI BUGGY and HARNESS
llr.Ip urrI. viii be sold cheap. AppIy 10 Iay-
lor. GAY l. Eut a1H, 200 Front street, or
- VS. BRUCE %, Monroe street
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VIRGIL v. MOORE. EnhLN WHITFIELD.
MOORE, WHITFIELD q CO.
Successors Moore, Whitfield q RsynsrJ
COTTON FACTORS
General Commission Merchants,
No. l Towards Row,
MEJLRRIS, r-ENNESSEk

w vances on all e-0Dsigumeufs alsO. to fur
nish Baaging. Rope or Ties, 70 parties who will
ship US their Cotton. We are agents for
LEBANON WOOIES MILLS, Lebanon. Tenn.
PREMIUM TT GIN, manufactured By
". g. ClemmOns, BrOwn& 20.
SORGHUMOR CANE MILLS cast fyanl. man
ufactured At GAINESVILLE, ohio.
The Cslsbratsd UNION WASHING MACHINE
M WRINGER-
r. GRAYS STAR CAPE LIME auS0 daE
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Have for Sale,

Have for Sale,
3 Milburne's Celebrated Iron-A1le wagons.
IS Milburne's Celebrated ThimbIe-skein Wag-
ons-Cver 800 sold in Memphis; all warranted
Tor Twelve months, and only 81 50 damages
30 Carver Gins. from 40 to so saws.
wood and iron frame.
IS TOdd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses
double-gesred and to work By crank. Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 Todd's Improved Horse Powers, for running
Gins and Grist 1nis-ths finest power made.
James Todd Stationary Engines. OF All sizss
from % to lO-hOrse power.
Todd's Planning Mills and WOOD Working Ma
ehlnery' OF all kinds, furnished At short no
Portable Steam Engines, of all sizes, from 4 to
S-horse power.
Stationary Engines, Of all sizes from u In 30.
Single and Double Saw MIs-Todd's and other
makes.
Gin segments, for 10 and u feet wheels, COM
plete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Pewerz, :, 4 and s.
horse power.
70 Tons Of IRON TIES Cow to the tradel.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound
assorted, low 70 the Urade).
l0 Nests Cedar THbs, dow to the tTade).
10 Buckeye Cider Presses, to close CO consignment
Ito and p Horse Power Portable Engine, sec-
ond-hand, low for eash-must be sold.
l6-HOrse Power. secondhand, cheap.
rs Hors- Power Stationary Engine and saw
A1l-au complete-csn be bought low.
2osaw and ? % saw Gin Cbut little used
low for cash.
l Daniels Planning A~achine-cuts 80 inches
wide and 8 feet ~long-can be had at a bar
gain.
FLOWS OF all kinds,
FEED CUTTERS,
CGkN-SHELLFRS.
THRESEINa MACHINES.
REAPERS MOWERS,
LATH MACHINES,
WHEAT DRILLS,
Lilies Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
DEERING COTTON PRESSES.
COTTON PLARTERS.
COTTON SCRAPERS.
COTTON SWEEPERS.
CULTIVATORS.
CORN PLANTERS.
SHINGLE MACHINES.
81 Wood and IRON Working Machinery, Of
all kinds, ordered on short notice, and FUR
nished at manufacturers prices sell Sun
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Wants from Misstssfppt.
; TENNESSEE,
MEMPHIS,
Wagon and Carriage Material

DEALERS in Plantation Supplies, Wines,
~ Liquors, Cigars and TobsccOs; Canned
Fruits. etc. etc. sells Inn
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Eve CENTS.

We request that our patrons will not pay
the nevsboys more than five cents a copy for
the APPEAL. II IS solI over the counter al
price, and We allow the newsboys a sum
Client margin TO make a handsome profit by
selling the papers At i've cents per copy.
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Regular Memphis and New Or
leans Weekly Line.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet,
henry AMES J.. 7. Hicks master
TRos. L. CRAWFORD, Clerk.
Memphis and White River
REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET.

THE steamer JOHN :. MCCUNE TA
will leave Memphis EVERY@
THURSDAY at 5 O'Clock I'm, commencing
September the 5th, connecting ~ Duvalls
Bluff every Saturday morning with Railroad
train TO Little Rock, arriving at DesArc at Y
O'Clock m, Augusta at lOp.m., Grand Glaze sun
day morning, JacksOnpIrt Sunday At Y O'Clock
m. n MCCune being very light dian, will be
able 70 90 through to JackSonpOrt and Paro-
ouette Bluffs al all stages Of waier.
W. JAY JOHNSON,
auO LARRY HARMSTAD, Agents.
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Go tito n r n G L tor
AND
COMMISSION
No. 27s Front Street,
TENN.
10 the Cotton Planters of Vest Ten
Hessee, 4f0bdBtd, Mississippi and

7 IBERAL ADV ANCE1SuppIiss at Whole
l. saIe Prtses. Commission Tor selling Cotton,
one Dol AZ per Bale.
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just Received.

10 barrels Cooks Five Year Old
bourbon.
2 quarter pipes "PeIIVoisin-
Brandy.
We have also a largs and choice stock OF
Rye and Bourbon WHISTLES,
COTdiaIs, Liquors, and the
Celebrated BaVarian BIifers.
\. L ]. H9FFHBIHER.
au25 276 Front Street.
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and White River United
States Mail Line.
ROWENA, . John B. Davis, Master,

Leaves Memphis every Saturday at5o'clock D m
" West Point every Monday at 5o'elk pm
" J~scksonPort every Tuesday at 10
O'Clock am.
" Augusta every Tuesday at 6 O'Clock pm
" Dos Arc every Wednesday at 8 O'cIk am
" Duval's Bluff every "Wednesday at
z o'clock m.
These boats have been thoroughly repaired
and RENTED expressly for the trade, and, hav-
ing the Mail Contract for -Four Years. passen-
gers and shippers can rely upon their re-
naming in the trade permanently, and are the
only boats having a connection with the trains
at Duvall's Bluff for Little Rock and Hot
springs. These are the only boats authorized
to sell Through Tickets via Railroad from Du-
wallis Bluff to Little Rock, hot Springs, Wash
ingtOn, AFkadelphia, Rockport, Camden,
Princeton, Tulip and Fort smith. Time
through to Little Rock E3 hours. Sixty pounds
Baggage allowed by Stage Company to each
passenger.
Passengers for Northeastern Texas and South
ern Arkansas will ind this the most reliable
route. Time and money saved by buying
Through Tickets.
A good light draft steamer will be run
in connection with these packets from Augusta
and JacksOnport. making two trips per week,
TO P~ooahontas on Black river.
Tickets sold for all OF above Points on board
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
262 Front street.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Supt,
Memphis and White River u. :, Mai Line.
au2 Il
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o r r + N II.

L O y + + t
TWO 0FFICEs, formerly occupied by the
MetrugrlrEn Police Commissioners No. u
Madison street. Inquire al Police Office, ~
Madison street.
Memphis, june Do, 1S67. jellu
TOR II In u
STORES and OFFICES in Bethells New
R1lgIuE. on the r0rlFT OF Hain and South
Court streets Apply in the building % p. c.
BETdELL, OF S. r. WALKER, JR-, IN rooms
No land my2tf
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NEW GoODs.-MessTs. Rice & Engel,
pa Main street, are receiving their fall
aud winter stock Of dry goods, which are
varied and extensive, including svery
article sppertaining to their business.
Their genislity Of mAnners and urbanity
Of disposition has made them many
friends, and their trade is rapidly increas-
ing, not only in the city but 10 the lnte-
rior districts. They have an efficient
clerical force, composed Of such men as
Capt. David Bowen, Capt. T. P. John
son and Mr.. W. w. Hill, gentlemen OF
worth, who fought calamity for the Lost
Cause. and whose energy and zeal, now,
in behalf Of the interests Of their en-
ployers, is q reflex Of their trustworthl-
ness in the dark days of the past.
knowing this firm, we bespeak q gen.
erous support, vide card elsewhere.
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Architect and Engineer.

YlHE undersigned would respectfully inform
L his friends and the pubic that he is pre-
pared to devote his whole attention to Design
ing Pans ana experimenting Buildings, with
as mueh energy and attention 70 his patrons
interest as he did for the CiLy's interest while
City Engineer.
OFFIcE-Stillman Block, Second and Madi-
son streets. Charges reasonable.
j. H. MCCLURE.
Architect and EnRinaer.
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Wanted.
B. sUrTOy / 90. PubIsheE..

NTTEw want Sn active energetic Agent in every
civil district. et $50 20 $3.50 per month, 70
canvas for and deliver our very popular SOUTH
ern Historical Work. For full particulars ad-
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Ladies, at the "Straw Hat and Bon
net Bieachery you can have your Felt
and Straw Hats and Bonnets dyed the
new Brown. This color does not fade or
soil. WIN. GOODYEAR,
SIS Main street.
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Cheap Ride to the Races.-The street
cars will run on the fernando route,
after one o'clock to-day, leaving the
corner OF Main and Beal streets every
half hour. WIN. E. BEALL,
Acting SnnarintannanE
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LEE AT THE WILDERNESS.
Twas q terrible msment!
The blood and the routi
His great boom hOO
With an awful doubt.
Confusion In mont,
And a pause in the cries;
Aud darkness Ike night
Passed over our skies:
There were tears IN the eyes
0fGeneral Lee.
As the blue-clad lines
swept fearlessly near,
There was wavering yOnder
And a break in the cheer
Ofour colnms unsteady
But" We ARB HERE! We are ready
With rife and blade!"
Cried the Texas Brigade
To General Lee.
He miled-it meant death,
That wonderful smile;
il laaped like a name
own each close-set ale.
And we stormed 70 the mont
With a long, loud cry
We had l. ng ago learned
How to charge-how 70 die.
qhere was faith in the eye
or General Lee.
But a sudden pause came,
AS we dashed on the foe,
And our seething columns
Swayed TO and mo:
Cold grew our blood,
Glowing Ike wine,
And a quick, sharp whisper
shot over our line,
As u ranks opened wid
Aad there By Our side
Rode General Lecg
How grsndiy he rOdei
With his yes on IRE,
As his great bosom shook
Win m awful desire!
But, " Back % The rcdrg
TIL y6u ride to the rear,
We will not do battle
With gun or with bladei"
Cried the Texas Brigade
To General Lee.
And 30 he rode back.
And our terrible veil
Stormed up 10 the front,
And the fierce wild swell,
And the roar aud the rattle
Swept into the battle
From General Lee.
] felt my foot Sip
In the gathering fray,
T~lOOked-and my brother
Lay dead In my way;
/ paused but one moment,
TO Draw him aside.
An, the cash on his bosom
Was blOOd INT wide
But be smiled-or he died
For General Lee
Christ twas maddening work
But the work was done,
And g few came back
When the hour was won.
Let IL glow in the peerless
Records OF the fearless.
The charge that was made
By the Texas Brigade,
For General Leel
You can almost see the Texas BFiQsd
" Lee to the rear" and one ca.
early shed q tear for the brave "SoIdls
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A New FIRN.-Memphis can boast OF
many sterling firms in the produce and
commission business, who enjoy a repu-
tation based on correct habits, upright
dealing. aud iudCmitable enterprise and
we regard As prominent amongst them
the new firm Of MessTs. Mercer, Ware &
Tslley, cotton factors ard commission
merchants, No. 1874 Main street. They
sre excellent business men, and always
deal correctly with their customers.
Their card appears in another column.
FAMILY QUARRELs.-Misunderstand
ings will occur in the best regulated
families, both black and white. Mrs.
Cherry, who resides in the quiet precinct
OF Chelsea, complained yesterday to Mr..
Justice Miller that her liege lord had ill.,
treated her. The aforesaid Cherry being
brought up, said it was all her fault, that
she neither loved, honOred OF obeyed,
and had another process issued. The
consequence was that both parties had
to give sufficient bonds to behave better
in the future.
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To CONSEQUENTLY correspond
ent, writing from Little Rock, furnishes
us an excellent article, but he not COM
plying with our established rules, the
communication cannot be noticed. W
treat all alike. Merely furnishing Of the
name is not enough-articles must be
written on n side Of the paper only.
A CHANGE CONTEMPLATED. - We
learn by the accommodating passenger
agent Of the Memphis and Louisville
railroad, who has been visiting Arkan.
sss, that our young friend of Searcy,
Jacob Frolich, Jr., coDtemplates going
int the boat business, we know not on
what stream, but have a suspicion that
be has an eve on the Hudson.
WECALL attention to the card Of Howes
& Burbank, cotton brokers, produce
and commission merchants. They have
resided in this city for a number Ofyesrs,
aud are thorough active business men,
fully identified with the business of
Memphis, and being perfectly RESPONSE
bic, we guarantee that they viii give sat
isisction in every particular.
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Dry Goods Chedp.-Merchants are in
vited to examine a full line of DOmestics,
Linseys, Kentucky Jeans, and general
Dry Goods, bought during the recent de-
cline, by Menken Brothers. se22-7t
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THE KILLING OF MURPHY.
A WORD ABOUT THE HOLD.
ING OF IEQUEsTs.
what the Law Says About 1t.

The street car conductor, Mr. Owens,
who stabbed and killed the policeman,
Murphy, was up before Mr.. Justice
Moore yesterday afternoon, and after a
careful hearing, was discharged from
custody-tAe justice being Of the opinion
that It was q case Of justifiable homicide.
From the course pursued by some jus
tees, in the holding Of inquests, It is fair
to presume that they do not fully under
stand the law. The following extracts
from the Code may throw some light on
the subject:
SECTION $500. II the death Is by acci-
dent, In the presence Of any person, the
jury Of inquest may be summoned by q
Justice of the peace, and II the jury hnd
the death 10 have been by accident the
body may be buried without notice to the
coroner.
Section 1927. But should the jury be Of
opinion that the person anne TO his death
by the act Of another by unlawful means,
it is the duty Of the justice to give notice
to the coroner who shall hold an Inquest
In the ordinary way.
When and where an inquest Is held
contrary to law It is 10 inquest at all.
EMMONs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street and 1893 Main street, have received
Beadles' Dime Novel No. 1873, Littells
Living Age, Turf, Field and Farm,
Freeman's Journal, Irish American,
Irish People, Criminal Zeitung, New
York Clipper, Literary Album, Banner
Of Light, Metropolitan Record, New
York Ledger, Chimney Corner, Boston
Pilot, American Artisan, Herald Of
Health for October, and all the Maya
zines. Also, received the book Negro,
by Ariel. Also, a new book, Queen
Victoria's Memoirs Of the Prince Con-
sort. Give them a call.
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TERPsICHOREAN.-The well known
professor of dancing, Mr.. H. c. Lippsrd,
will, we learn, open his dancing class at
the ball room OF the Gsyoso house to-
night at s o'clock. over seventy young
gentlemen nave subscribed, and from the
character Of the pupils most of whom
are known 10 US personally we predict
for Mr.. Lippard a success this season.
The childreDs' school will open at three
O'clock. The professor has been fortu-
nate enough to obtain the patronage not
only Of our most fsvorite schools, but
that Of the best citizens. He is alike q
good teacher and polished gentleman.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The New
Memphis theateT was crowded last night
by q fashionable sudienceo on the occasion
OF Miss Belle Boyd's benefit, when
the Honeymoon, with the benefciare As
" J~uliana," was produced, followed by
Paint Heart Neper Won Fair Lddv
The performance throughout WIS very
good. At the close Of the first piece,
Miss Boyd was called before the cur
tain, and in a neat and appropriate
speech thanked the audience for the
kind reception she had met with at their
hands. Tonight this lady appears for
the last time this season. she will i'm
p~ersOnate " Blanca" in DIR. Millman's
play Of FbziO, the performance 10 con
clude with the farce Of Sage Struck.
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Hesperidn Balm is the most delicious
and useful toilet article for the COM
plexion ever discovered. It removes
freckles, tan, sunbHrn, etc, and makes
the skin charmingly fair and smooth.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ron WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
For White River.
kOWENA ...-.....-.....---Jo b. Davis master
This splendid passenger steamer r.
viii leave as above C
SATURDAY, 2Sth inst. at 3 pm.
LEVY d MILLER, Agents,
seN It 262 Font street.
For White Riyer-U. 4. NJ.
- " d. DdNAhh At7sct
This excellent passenger steamer -
will leave as above E
SATURDAY, 18th inst. at 5 pm.
JAS. T. BOURNE q Co, Agents.
se2s St No u Jenerson street.
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Dry Goods Cheap.-Merchsnts are in
vited to examine q full line OF Domestics,
Linseys, Kentucky Jeans, and general
Dry Goods, bought during the reject de-
cline by Menken Brothers. se22-7t
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ReBlOUGl.-Having removed to our old
stand, No. 2lS Main street, corner Of
Adams, WI are now prepared to offer
great inducements. We are receiving
daily fresh and ~seasonable goods. Call
and see. NJ. KRAUs & Co.,
Ge12 II Corner Main and Adams.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

nLEAsE announce my name a. a candidate
Tor the ohite CT Ceuuty Register Tor bheloy
at the ensuing March e~lection,
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For Rent. on long time, beautiful
Building Lots outside city limits within
few minutes walk Of Court Square. Par
ties wishing homes apply at,the office of
J. ]. DuBose, 304 Front street, Mostly &
Hunt block. SEES 4t
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ATTENTION DISTILLERs.-NeW stills
built TO order and second Hand Stills
for sale NJ ~HOllenberg 3 Oertel's. Copper
smiths and Sheet irOR Workers, NO. 3i6
Second street. Steamboat work prompt.
lv attended 20. jy5 dawtf