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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of e Deed Of Trust exeeuted n ms
ID as Trustees on the 18th day Of September
1851, by John r PAGE and George ". Choek
ana duly recorded IN the Registers once 0I
Shelby county Tennessee, In book No a. pages
SIS and $40, / viii Oner for sale, % the hlzbesf
bidder, for cash, the following described prop-
erty, lying on Wolf river, near The city 81
Memphis, In the above named county, to-wit
A tract OF parcel Of land bounded a. follows
Beginning At a stake ten 40 u K north OF q
willow marked q r" on the northern bound
airy line OF the John Rice grant where said
uae crosses the eastern margin OF Wolf river
thence down sain uver with rs meanderingI
south q west SIX chains aad sixty a0l link
thence south - west one Oh chain and dhy
tJUJ links; thence south - west i've 6J chains
10 a stake. from which south 5O9 east eight Isl
links Is a willow marked @ r." thence north
81 east twenty-fOur "a chains and -four
te4l links to stake, from which north 6l9 Wesf
eight ~ links "a q sweet gum theme north
twelve ~ chains and twenty I'd links to a
stake standing on a uridge, from which south
50 west one (l chain and sixty (6g Inks is an
elm marked sc F." thence So vest twenty
one OF chains and my E0 INKS 70 the be-
ginning This property Is well known a. the
lotion Frctoiy- and contains about twenty
nine co acres.
The sale viii axe place between eIevez
O'Clock am. and one o'clock pm, on the 18Th
day Of August, 1857, in front Of the business
house o. Register & Trevevant. in the Ayresi
Block on Second street, between Madison and
court streets Memphis The equity OF re-
semptiOn Is waived IN the deed OF trust. The
TILE IS therein warranted and believed to be
good, but viii not oIHd myself personally for
the THE, olly selling and conveying as trustee.
Memphis TuIv ~ IlT- fvTQ Qtavv-fF
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IFrom the Petsrsburg IndeK..

ANrr-MALAR1AL BIrrERs This pieparat'o on
] of our neighbors Is making friends in every
| direction. Below we copy from the Richmond
an article IN cOmmendattOn OF them.
F~ortunateFv FOR Us our health is 80 good as not
10 require medic mes, and hence We cannot
speak Of them from experience. but the gentle
men named below are botn known 70 rs, and
We are willing to endorse them
Many have been made by al
sorts OF phifanthropists to give tone 70 the
stomach, but most OF them have proved Dali
ures. Not 80, however, with The new discovery
In the Materfa Medica OF d. 7. EVeris & 20. OF
Petersburg Tor, II we can place confidence in
the word Of well known gentlemen. the Anti
Malarial BitteTs, manufactured and old by
these gentlemen, approach nearer the elixir OF
Life han any other mixture that has ever been
offered to tbs poblic. It Is said to De a specific
for Chiils and Fever, and all diseases arising
from malarial poisoning. In support OF the
excellent curative and tonical qualities Of these
Bitters, W. have the free testimony OF Mr.. s.
W.. BrittDn, OF Petersburg. and Mr.. John
Wythe PARKS Of n rfolk, gentlemen whose
word car4not Be questioned We adviseal who
80 s,fefinR arom any OF the comnlafnts 10
which lie Stomach o. digestive organs Is heir,
~ 1rfnH freely Of the AnEi-Aalarial Ritters.
Eo-sste oy 2. l. EUETTE q CO...
isls Iuk rs Maaas corner AoHrda.
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bird Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25xlg0 feet; very available for residence and
desirably located. Valued atSSyn.
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As a Tonic and PFOphyIactiC
THE REMEDY Is WITHOUT EQUAL.

Severe cases OF indigestion, arrangements OF
Absorption and Assimilation, hilousueSs. I'm
ea-iness, DisJeusiOn, eight and Pain IN the
region Of the stomach, Loss Of tpretite, LASH
tude, Muscular and General Debility, Disturbed
Irritahitity, Mental Depression, et-. occurring
in a malarlaI district. or in q patient who has
spent some time where Chilis and Fever pre-
vail, viii readily yield to the use Of this une-
Qualed Medicine.
Our own confidence in the merits OF these
BltterS, added 70 8 testimony universal N the
case OF sufferers who have used them, and
accord to the Remedy their unqualified ap-
prevail, has induced rs, at a very large expense,
this article from the original recipe, which
recipe has been experimental upon and salts
factorily proven 10 be superior to any com
pound in the treatment OF the above men
toned diseases, by one Of the most learned
PhYsicians IN the unitet States.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a trust deed executed 20 me on
ID the &tn day OF June. 1870. By Moses Levy
ana Christopher Zimmerman. and du y regis
tered in the ReEisUe 3 Onice OF shelby equity,
Tennesse for ths purpose Of paying the debt
therein secured. I will On
SATURDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST,
lS57, at the salesroom or MessTs ROys-
ter, Trezevant & Co. No. rs Sec
ond street, Mem phis,T Tenn, Ayers Block, sell,
TO the highest bidder. forCash the fOloWingreal
estate, t0-W1L {. a certain lot Of ground in the
couniyOf shelby, state Of Tennessee. and city
OF Memphis, known and designated upon the
plan Of Hil's subtiviAiou OF County lot No 5Il
As lot No. AZ. situated at the southeast corner OF
Robson and Hius streets. fronting u feet
on the south side Of Robson street ana EXTEND
ing southwark for depth 1851 feet between
lines uaral e. with Hill street. 70 an ailey-tO-
Eeth-r vi. b all Ofths appurtenances thereuntO
belonging. The title to the above property Is
believed 10 be good but l viii only sell and
convey as Trustee. Equity Of redemption
waived. sale al Il o'ciOckm
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, trustee.
H.----.H b Da~Fnn AFFnHaaua Hwu- HHa
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IEMPHIN
ARIEL.

ARIEL
tALBERr PIKE
XIII.
1 shuddered for a time, and booked again,
Watching the day OF that eventful dawn
Wild WAR had broken his adamantine chain,
Bestrid tbs steed Of AEARcHY, and drawn
His bloody scimetar; a fiery rain
or blood poured on the land, and scorched
the corn;
Wild shouts mad cries, and frequent trumpsts
And iron hoofs Numbered with constant clAng.
1 saw and heard no more, for I did faint,
And would have fallen 10 the earth, had not
ARIEL stopped a caught me rs / went.
He raised the sail, and left that fearful spot;
And While into the soft, cool air / ieaut,
Drinking the wind that followed the swirl
He said 10 me, with gentle voice and clear,
Ringing Ike tones molian in my ear,
Xiv.
Thou hast not seen the woes that are to come,
The long, dark days, that lengtben into years,
The reign Of rapine, when the laws are dumb,
hebloody nelds, the hearth-stones wet with
starving children, wrznqling for a crumb,
The cries OF ravished maidens, that God hears,
And does not heed, the blackened walls That
stand
Amid the graves, all DER the wasted land.
XIV.
Go, tell your misled people the sad fate,
The bitter woes and sharp calamities,
That in the swinly-coming Future for them
wait,
The fruit OF Factions sordId vilainies
OF discord and dissensiOn, greed and hate,
And all that in man base and brutal is,
Unless they guard, with sleepless vigilance,
Their liberties against such dire mischAnce."
xLyI.
He said no more. Meanwhile we kept along
The elemental Rreenness OF the ocean,
Whose great breast thrObbed and trembled
viii the strong.
Stern pulses Of its Nibratory notion:
Across still bays, mid many a tangled thrOnE
OF misty isles, sleeping like sweet devotion
In wOman's heart, bOrdered with low white
shores,
Running of Inland with green level floors.
XLvII.
We saw gray water-plants that famed the deep,
With golden hair, far down beneath the boat;
Caverns, s~hell-paven, where the Maids sleep;
Clouds OF thick light through the great Vast
that float;
Great emerald-rifts, wherein the sea-fcam
keeps
A constant murmur OF ssolic notes;
Broad beds Of coral, rosy IS the Dawn,
The radiant s~ea-hOwers thick on many q lawn.
XVII.
And then W. left the beat, and quick descended,
Through the clear air, as we had hrEt arisen,
Unto my home, wherein / found extended
That which again became my sad souls
Then with a barier adieu he upward wended,
While far behind long lines Of Light did
glisten,-
Leaving me Reditatiug on my dream,
Which sfilI like deep and dark reality doth
seem.
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LEGAL.
Chanoery Sale of Real Estate

Friday, August 8, 1867.
No. u2 n. R D-Joha Eosser ct al. vs. Arthur
CouneIl.
Chaneery Court Of Memphis.
"a virtue Of an infefcoiuf0ry decree IN this
~ cause VIII sell, Al public auction, 70 the
t bidder at the Courthouse door, 10 the
aiy or Aemphis, Tennessee, on
rlday, August o, 1867,
re oloTlng described property. fO-wit: The
one-third interest or the defendant.
l -onEeAY In the mill Premise and
1870 2ltre1ed by ". n. Erskine 4 Co. and
- " SenneA q kcsser, situated in the
- % 4empnis north OF GnfingsF saVmIV-
street. SH1
Trims CT SALON a c-s5,.
month";, notes with good sec1rirv ana Ife1 -
tA5ned VI gsyHsenL o. purchase money.
A. ALsToSs Clerk and Master.
.Ig 0 fvfn II
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IN the Charcery Court OF Msmphts, Tenn.
No. l&S.-Joseph o. ThWsaft vs. Kirkland Cal
q James c. Calhoun = al
II appearing from afhdavit In this cause tina
A the defendants, Kirkland Calhoun. James G.
CALHOUN, Iohn G. Calhoun. Lucy Calhoun and
Treadweu A. Calhoun are residents OF the city
and State OF New York, ano nOn-resideuts Of
the State Of IennesSaa.
Il Is therefore ordered, that they make then
appearance herein At the Court House in tbs
CITY OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nrst
Monday IN July. 1861, and plead, answer OF de-
mur TO eomplainantis bill, or the same VIII
be taken for confessed, As TO them and set
for hearing ex parfe, and that q copy o. this
order be published once = week. for four sue
cesslve Wesks,&n the Memphis APPEAL
A C~Opy-AteHL
AUGUSrOE ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By K J. BLACK d Q. and n.
Up. Carutners, solicitor for complainant
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Louisville and Nashville Express
shortest and quickest Route to Nashville.

Leaves every day az 4 pm, making close con-
nection at Louisville with fast Express trains
on Jacksonville Railroad tor all Eastern cities,
and with United States Mail Steamers for Gin
! cinnau and All cities North and East. and is the
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS, July 81, 1857.
Gold is some lower than on yesterday
and sales were lighter. Brokers bought
the small amounts presented at 39c and
in some instances but oslo was paid.
Silver scarce, buying at % 10 29c.
There has been no change in city scrip.
The demand is only moderate and sup
ply large 5Sc is the buying rate selling
at soc.
Dealers appear 20 be well supplied with
county warrants and refuse to buy. We
quote them nominal at Is to 7Se; selling
by brokers at SIC.
Police scrip is also unsought. Dealers
do not buy. Selling at 81 to CSC.
Exchange is offered in fair amounts.
Buying at par and checking at pre-
MUM.
Bonds and stocks are unchanged with
very few sales reported. Those are cOn-
fined to small amounts and are not an
indication Of value. The uncurrent
money market has not changed.
The liabilities OF the UnadillR bank are
estimated at $500 200. 1t was chartered
about twelve years ago under the old
safety fund law Of the state, and for some
years took its national character, with q
capital of Sl50,O00, and power to increase
it to $3.50, 900. Its officers were Arnold
B. Watson, president, and Clark J. Hays,
cashier. The president, it is said, owned
500, 600 of the capital, and the balance
was in the hands of the cashier and
some relatives at Albany. Il is reported
that the assets of the bank will not go
far toward meeting its liabilities. The
redemption agency is said 10 be the house
Of Watson & Co., leather dealers, in Al
baDy. The New York Herald says fast
living on the part of somebody connected
with the bank, together with Wild and
Improbable speculatiOns in produce and
mining stocks, contributed to its down.
fall.
According to a statement Of the treas
urer Of Georgia, that state has assets val
ued at over $1,000, 900, while its total
Indebtedness is only So, 256, 1875.
A correspondent of the London Econ
On3iSt writing from Paris says:
1.-THE international monetary confer
ence has concluded its sittiBgs. No Off
ciaI publication of its deliberations, or OF
the resolutions to which it has come, has
been made. This is too much to be re-
GREETED but il is the fashion in this
country to keep secret matters that not
require no secresy, but to which
publicity would be positively advantage
In spite Of the mystery observed l
hear that the president Of the conference,
Prince Napoleon, the vice-president, NJ.
de Parieu, and the majority of the mem
bers. inclined to the system recommended
by NJ. Michel Chevalier, in his speeches
and writings-nsmely, to make gold the
standard everywhere, and to make the
coins in accordance with the French
metrical system which has already been
adopted by some nations, and to which
others are gr~avitsting.
From this it would follow that France
would have to remodel her gold coins,
which are not now based on that system,
and that by so doing she could obtain a
25f one, which would very nearly APP
proach in value the principal coins Of
England, the United States and Austria.
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I~ttnchnlent So.

ALAhk OEE4IE July = A@0ds
John Mott, James X. MotI, Z. n. Losse, VIM.
A. Mckee, Augustus Losee and David A. Zen
son, partners etc, PIaintids, VS. Maliche "
Reid Thomas j. Reid, partners as Reid &
BtO., Defendants.
4 FFIDANIr for attachment having been
"a made in this Gaze in Pursuance Of section
5i55 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued u returned by the proper
officer, levied, etc on the property Of the
defendants, Reid & BIO her:
II is therefore ordered, That said defendants
appear 81 the Courthouse, in the city Of Nem-
phis, Tenn, on or before the second Monday
in October next, and defend this suit, CT the
same will be taken f~Orconfessed as to them, and
the case set for hearing eI parte, and that a
COPY OF his order be Published once a week for
four consecutive weeks in the Daily Appeal
A copy JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
JOHN w. GRAHAM, Deputy Clerk.
King, Attorney for Plaintiffs
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DY virtue OF a deed OF trust executed 70 m,
ID on the lsth day Of November Is66 b,
Amos P. Curry. to secure the paymen 81 Ger
tam notes due Sarah Ann Perry. when nofs,
are due and unpaid. and whsch deed IA o.
record IN the REGISTERS Of1oe OF Shelly county
IA book IS. par III pages ~. % and ~. IsbSli
proceed 20 sell, 70 The highest bidder, for cash
IN mont OF the zeal Etate once OF Mousarrsi
& Montgomery, Ayers BEtldlng. Second street
Memphls. Tenn between the hours Of n and
o'clock. on Wednesday, August :, lS7. a lot OF
ground in shelby coQnty, Tenn, fronting lG5C
let on Marley avenue and vest
wardly, IN parallel lines, 200 Ret. The fiffe 70
Ireland is 6eleved good, but convey only -
Sisas g. NoEsAERAT. Tru.tss.
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Non-Pesideuf Vofieo

In the Chancsy Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. iS2&W1 niam Orgiu ct al VS.. Grafton Ba-
ker, John OvertOn Il al.
IT appearing nom amdavit in this Cause that
Il TIE defendant, Grafton Baker, Is q non-rsst-
dent OF ne state OF Tennessee:
IL is tdersfOre ordered, that be make his
appearance herein, at the Courteous IN the
city OF Memphis Tennessee, on or before
answer OF demur to complalnants Dill
or the same viii be taken for confessed ss
20 him aud sat for hearing eO parte, and that q
four Successive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal.
A eopy-att 81: AU6USTON ASTON,
Clerk aud Master.
BY R J. BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master.
CAN'T q WaddeIl, solicitors for complainant
nuqQ ra~Hr-
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Non- Resident Notice.

In the ChaRcsy Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No G8O-WiIiam Duke ct sis. vs.. J. s Bizzs
ct ais.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
the defendants. J. 5 BiggS ". H Peatt and
5. l. Armstrong, are nOn-residents OF the State
or Tennessee
appearance herein, at the Courthouse, in the
city Of Memphis. Tenn, on or before the INST
Monday in September, Ed7, and plead. answer
or demur 10 cOmnlainants bLl, or the same
VIII be taken for confessed as to them. and set
for hearing eU parte and that a copy OF this
order be published once q week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A Copy-Auess:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY BIN LEHA Deputy CLERK aud Master.
Wright & Mck1sick, Sols- for Complainant
July g. 1857. fv10 law4we
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Nm Resident Notice.

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
No r757-John OvertOn vs.. Geo. .Stovane t al.
T Rppeariug from AFFIDAVIT in this cause that
i the Defendant, J.. B. Locke, is a resident OF
theotate or Louisiana and nonresident OF the
state u Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein at the Courthouse, In the
city Of Memphis Tennessee, on or before the
hrst Monday IN July, 1871. and plead, answer
or demur 20 complainant bin or the same VIII
be taken Tor confessed. As 20 lim, and SET for
hearing eL parte, n tEat a copy OF this order
be published once a week, FOR four successive
weeks. IN the Memphis peal
A cgDy-arfest-
AUGUSTON ALSFON, Clerk and Master.
By FL BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master.
CAN'T & WaddeL, sOls. for complainant.
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Our thoroughfares were not througed
with busy feet or heavily laden drays to-
day. Everything was quiet, and will be,
no doubt, until after the election to-mor.
row.
Corn is tending downward; yellow
held on leves at 81 10 to 81 u; White,
81 20 to 81 %. Oats are dull at 80 to csc.
Hay is in very light demand and selling
at S26 to $50. Apples, plentiful, 81 so to
81 per bbl. Bran, SIS per ton. Choice
butter, 23e; common, not quotable.
Chickens, a fair supply-young, 50 TO
g so; old, 81 to s.. Coffee, rio, Is to
2Sc. COrnmeal, declining-sales on Ievee
at s. IS. Eggs dull at 20 to DC. Flour,
dull. bne, S. so TO 81; Y, s. to $40; Xxx,
$40 80 to Sl2; fancy brands, Sl4 to SI6.
Lard in ~tierces, IL to 131c kegs, IA 10 I5c.
Mess pork, S26; clear sides, 1871; shout
ders, l3 TO l34e; plain csnvassed hams,
is to zoe; sugar cured, p to pc. Salt,
SO 25 per Dbl. Sugar, IL 10 zoe for
crushed and clarified IA to lie for
brown. Potatoes, So so to 81 per Dbl.
Onions, 81 to 81 so. Whisky, common,
81 IS to g.
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E. t. EvERrs, Petersburg, Va.

The following certificate from s. ". Britton
ESQ, speaks for itself:
PETERSBURG, VA, March, 1857.
d. 7. EVERTs q Co,
Gents:-It is with pleasure that 1 can add my
testimony 10 that now almost universally
borne as to The merits Of your Anti Malaria
Bitters. Ihad been suffering from constantly
recurring attacks OF Chills and Fever FOL
nearly twelve months, and during that time ]
believe that 1 have tried every remedy eveI
recommended for that disease, taking adVan
taEe. as well. OF the advice OF the best phyE1-
clans in the country, but without any benent.
1 have simply to say thai / used this medicine
and was entirely cured. Lei no sufferer from
this disease fail 70 try this remedy and he VIII
be- surprised at the immediate and eulire relief
he will receive. \. W. BRIIION.
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Att0chDsent Suit.

CLEEKss OFFIcE June y, 1871.
Jshn Antrim and Louis sweet, partners az
Antrim & sweet Plaintiffs, rs. 81. W. Reid
and Thomas =. Reid, Partners as Reid &
Brother. e~fendants-
4 FFIDANIT for attachment having been
n made in u1s case In pursuance OF Section
300 of the Code OF Tennessee and attachment
EaviHg been Issued and returned by the proper
nmcer levied, efc.' on the property Of the
defendants, Reid s Brother
IL Is therefore Oruersd, That said defendants
appear al the Courthouse, in the city or Mem
phis. Tenn, on or before the second Monday
in October next, ana de'end this suit, OF the
sane will be taken for cOufes ed as 70 them,
aud the caseset for hearing ex parte and that
a copy Of this oraer be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in the Memphis
Daily Appeal.
A copy: JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
JON ". GRAHAM. Deputy Clerk.
H. Clay King, Attorney for Plaintiff
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ENTERTAINMENT MLif.

Monroe Marshall vs. J. Van Sciver-Bef0rs W.
:. walton, J. P, Shelby county. Tenn.
4 FFJBAVIT for attachment having been
n made IN this case IN pursuance OF section
8E5 OF the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer e levied. etc" on the property Of The de-
PENDANTS, j. Van sewer
10 is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear a. my office, No. 10 Madison street, In
the city Of Memphis, shelby county, Tenn, on
or before Monday, August 10, B67, and defend
this suit. OF the same viii be taEen for confessed
ant set for hearing ex parte and that q COPY
OF this order be published once a week for four
successive weeks in the memphis Appeal
VS. WALTON, ]. 7.
J. A. Taylor, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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RAILRoADs.
Memphis 6 Little Rock 3. R.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1851,
~ trains Will leave HOPEFIELD Al Z am ar
rving at Ten Nile Bayou al 8l5 am. Bauirn-
ing-Leave Ten Mile Bayou a. $50 pm, and
arrive at Hopeheld at 6s5 pm.
On TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS . train
will leave Ten Nile Bayou At $50 am arriving
at Hopeheld AZ 85 am. Returning-Leaye
Hopeneld at4 pun, and arrive az Ten Nile
Bayou at Sis pm.
The Round Trip Prem Memphis, 81 80.
connection with an trains.
]. L. MEfGS,
jyl6 Chief Engineer.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD,

TRAINS leave as follows (eity time):
i Through Express daily, 6;lU an; Through
Mail, $50 pm; Somervilie Accommodation
Sundays excepted, at $40 p n.
Express connects az Grand Junction with
afternoon train on the Mississippi Contra
Railroad for Holly Springs, Wafer valley
Grenada. Jackson, Nicksburg, Miss, New Or
leans. La, etc.
At Corinth, for Okolona, Columbus, Miss.
Mobile, Ala, etc.
At Decatur, for Columbia, Nashville, Louis.
vile, Cincinnati, etc.
At Chattanooga, for all places in Eastern
Alabama, Georgia, North and south Carolina.
Virginia, Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia.
New York, etc.
Through Mail connects at Grand Junction
with trans for Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur. for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Colum-
bia, Nashville, etc.
At Chattanooga Mail trains connect for same
points as Express trains.
Baggage checked through.
For tickets and further information, apply AT
the Office, No. 27S Main street, corner OF south
Court street.
w ROSS, GeuT SuP't.
A. A. BARNES, GenI Ticket Agent.
api4u :. SHOCK Passenger Agent.
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D. T. EVERTS & CO..
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PETERSBURG, va.
Read the following from among the
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COMING on again In a few days. The Anu-Ma-
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commenced taking them at Once, the Use Of
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general health improved in a very satisfactory
manner.
1 can c-ouscientiously the use OF
these Bitters to all sufferers from
Oever and aguel as a certain cure.
A. s. Walden.