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Sher5f''s Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution to me directed
ID from the Law Court OF Memphis, in tue
case of I. Anderson VS.. M. HoriRsn for eighty
three $1,000 dollars, / will, on the 18th day OF
September, 1857, between the hours of 10
O'Clock am. and 4 O'Clock pm, at the Court.
house door in Memphis, proceed TO sell, to the
highest bidder, for casa, the following described
real estate. to-wit: A certain lot, being a part
OF lots Nos. "a and Is in block 30 OF JOhn over
toms Isl acre tract, south Of Memphis said
lot begins at a point l25 feet south from the
southeast corner or junction Of Calhoun and
fernando streets on the east side of fernando
street extended running eastwardly 100 feet
theme sOuthWardly On a parallel line with
Hernando street p feet Themes W~estwnrdly l25
feet 20 fernando street then g nOrthWardly
along fernando street 10 the beginning, to sat
isfy said execution aud all costs.
P 81. WINTERS, Sheriff.
By ]. Fl. Sw ~, Deputy Sheriff.
A-u.as ~ 1877 "# ,ra4Ra
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NJ 0HsIdIOs WUIET.
SECOND MISREPRESENTATION STAKE.
Nile heats for beaten horses that have been run
at this meeting. Entrance SO. Purse $500.
The Pool seller to add slOO. Horses 10 be han
dicapped by a committee appointed by the
President. A. D. GIBSON.
tyD6Oj Acting Secretary.
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a card.

WE will at once rebuild our warehouse, and
vii have { completed by the 18th Of Sep
tsmber, but by the INST day or that month We
| will be- ready TO receive goods on store
The sheds viii bR dividedfnto IRE proofcOm-
partmsnts by brick walls, and covered with tin
| Those woo have patrouized Us for the last two
seasons, and thOss whs may have proposed TO
do so the approaching one, may rest assured We
/ will be ready for them.
We design establishing a Cotton Compress IN
connection with our warehouse, upon an ao-
jacent lot, which viii BE- ready by the LIST OF Oc-
tober or sooner. The proximity Of our estab-
lishment 10 the river renders the handling Of
cotton so convenient that we can transfer cot
ton for shipment by river Tree OF drayage- The
advantages Of the positisn is equal TO one day
age on all cotton sent Tor compressment nom
other warebouges. while on all cotton in our
warehouse for cOmpressment there can be two
drayazes saved. since Il would be as easy for rs
10 transfer it from our shed to tue Compress as
to turn 1t cat In The ordinary way fer transfer
by dreys
fv80 J. CHRISTIAN a co.
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Soc bxs. French window GLASS.

Imported direct, and FOR sale hg
aus oRGILL RRos. 4 co.
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The negro Republic Of Haiti ~rejOiees
in a new Constitution, of which the New
York World says:
1.-The new Haytien constitution con-
tains some very commendable features,
and il properly adhered to may possibly
tend TO increase vastly the prosperity Of
the republic, especially II, ia addition,
an emigration from these United States
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SIX DAYS.
FIRST DAY.

FIRsT RACE-"NURsERY sTAKEr-ws
the Subscribers, agree % run a ~sweepstaks
Race over the Memphis Association Course, at
the FAN Meeting, uss7, with Colts and Ffliss,
" years old, one mile dash, SIS subscription,
play or pay the Association to add s500-thrse
or more 70 III the stake, TO name n cI0ss on
the 18TH September, 1857. ..3 20 ~
SECOND RACESGREEN sTAKE"-Mle
heats for untTied three-year ODDS, $50 s~ntranos
play or pay. Association TO give 500. fhrss
or more to MI the stake, 20 name and close the
18TH Septeml,er Igf7.
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SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE
Mile heats for All ages, SO entrance. Gayoso
House 70 add 500. Three or more TO MI the
stake.
SECOND RACE-Two mile dash. Purse 500.
Free for an ages. Entranee IS.
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"a THE REAOERs OF THE APPEAL


The constantly enlsrging circulation OF the
APPEAL, and the generous support given to
both the Daily and Weekly issues by city and
country, assure the proprietou Of the general
approval by the public Of It's course since II
came into their hands.
It's Past is the pledge Il offers for the FUTURE
II viii continue 70 endeavour, in accordance
via the motto which it has adopted 10 say
those things only that are true and honest II
has but a single Client, the People OF me SOUTH
and IL will endeavor TO advise its readers
wisely. In that Il may otter fail butts opin-
ions shsu always be honest snd conscientious
ST least.
Those 70 whom It's conduct is entrusted VIII
continue TO endeavor to make the APPEAL ac-
ceptable TO It's readers, and desirable as a me-
5inm Tor advertising. The Masonic column
viii hereafter appear every Saturday, and on
every Sunday reading appropriate TO that day
and the proprietors hope, by close attention 70
the affairs Of the papers and ofdee, to stil en-
ti.Ie lt to the support and confidence Of the
people. on which alone it depends.
JOHN 3. C. HOGAN & co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FALL MEETING 1857
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER

THE FALL MEETING OVER THIS CoURs
L viii commences on the
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THIRD DAY.

FIRST RACELCITIZEEs PURsE"-Two
mile heats. Free Tor all ages. Purse 500. En-
trance $40.
SECOND RACE-Thrse mile dash for all ages.
$50 entrance. Three or more to start AssOola-
ton to add $500. Second horse 70 save his en-
f-anea mnuav
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FOURTH DAY

FIRsT RAClovERTON HOTEL STAKE.
Nile heats for horses owned in Shelby county.
September J, 1861 Entrance so. play or pay.
UvertOn Hotel 20 add 500. Three OF more 70
I'LL, to name and close 18th September, 1857.
SECOND RACE" BANKERS PURSE
Three mile heats for all ages. Purses 5000. En-.
trance $50. Three or more 70 Ill Ezirance
money 70 go to the second horse.
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4 COOP INVESTMENT.

A s administrator Of the estate OF J. N. Lyles,
"A deceased, l wish to dispose OF either a half
or his entire interest as SOLE Lessee Of the Mis-
siSsippi State Panitentiary. Ny brothers lease
continues for Il years, under an act OF the -eg-
islature OF the state Ny object in Offering to
sell this Lease. either IN whole or In part, is 70
relieve myself Of there's Onsihility Of personal
attention TO the management OF the business
which must. Of course, center at Jackson, the
state Capital, and 70 be properly controlled
would require my tmmEdia e and constant su-
pervhEion I am a merchant, have q family
and am PERMANENTLY located az OxiOrd- Mss
land am otherwise 50 situated thatl cannot
1--WE the immense interest growing out OF this
Lease that attention which deserves IneiS
are At this time about two hundred convicts In
the PenitentiarT. For particulars address me
W LYLEs, Admir-, etc.
REFERENCES.
GOV. B, G. Humphreys, Ex. ONCE, Jackson,
Gen. A. N. West, President Miss. Cent. R. R.
Oxford, Miss.
z Petty 3 Sawyers, Mobile. Ala
Giisspfs n Gates, New Orleans
rom q sam Henderson, New Orleans.
Col. Donald, state Superintendent, jackson,
Ma. z A. Phillips. superintendent for Les
sees.
A~valancbscOpy aus dim
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MARRIED.

ELY-CONNELL-At the residence OF the
brides father, by the Rev. J. Q. stesdman, on
Wednesday, the 2lst August, at ? pm.,E E. B. ELY.
Of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, 10 Miss MARIA Lou,
daughter OF II. d. ConneII.
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EOR LEASE-On ten years time-LOt I25 by
Il 1881 feet-One OF the most elegant pieces
OF unimprOved Residence Property in the city.
In the immediate neighbOrhoOd OF the fine
residences Of Mr. II. Wade, Mrs. GFeenIaw, Mr..
Farnsworth and others, south side Jessamine
street, within 200 feet Of Lauderdale and the
Besl street railroad. Terms low.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
1aQlIn No OTg Eaoopd af-aaf
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The vestry Of st. AIMS Episcopal
church in Brooklyn, n Y, have de-
termined to erect q new church edifice,
to cost $3.50, 900. The Rev. DR.. Schenck,
late of Baltimore, is the pastor.
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The following letter, with General
EARLY's endorsement, have been for
warded to Us from st. Catharines, Can
ada, for publication. 1t gives the coup
dc grace to one falsehood Matched in the
prolific Higher Civilization :"
ST. -CATHARINEs, August II, 1867.
M Dear General : In reference to the
late conversation / had with you respect
ing the alleged visit of ex-President Da-
Wis to Vermont, I feel mucha pleasure in
informing you that I had the honSur Of
an interview with him on Monday last
in Montreal, when l availed myself of
the opportunity of inquiring into the
truth of the newspaper statements. The
whole story is a fabrication from begin
ming to end. Mr.. Davis never entered
into Vermont at all. He was on a visit
with a Canadian gentleman who resides
in one of the eastern townships of the
New Dominion, and was frequently in
the Canadian town Of Stonstesd, near
the frontier, where, as everywhere else
in these provinces, he was received with
the courtesy and distinction due to u gen.
tleman who was elected by seven mill
lions Of a gallant people to the highest
Office in their gift. The whole story of
the outrsges and insults inflicted on him
has not q particle of foundation, and is
the invention Of some Unprincipled
yankee correspondent, anxious to make
a sensation letter, and wholly regardless
Of truth.
Mr.. Davis is much stronger than when
he first came to Canada, and his health
is greatly improved. He resides in a
house on Mountain street, in which DR..
Wilkes formerly lived. 1t is in a very
pleasant and healthy situation, and over
looks the river and a large portion Of the
city. 1 remain, General,
Yours, very truly,
ALEX DIXON, Rector.
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FINE PAIR CARRIAGE HORSES
FOR SALE.

ME have for sale a hne pair MATCHED
w CARRIAGE HORSES, thoroughly broken
aud per ectly trained 10 city a railroad use-
Thess Horses will be sold At q great bargain.
A family ROCKAWAY, OF "Goslingn make
will also be sold with the Horses, II desired
ssaiiw RoysTzR, TREzEvANT co.
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]. n HALL, Clerk. 0mmi'''''

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
FOrty-s-ven, and comprised lofsin the vicinity
Of Memphis Tenn, Curtnth, Miss, and Her
nando, Miss, deeds to which ave been made
to the Iucky deket-holders. For this, the Sec
ond Drawing, however, We are abls to offer our
patrons still more attractive inducements TO
interest themselves in our scheme. From 2
lengthy list Of property, much Of which has
already been sdvsTttsedtO the public, we select
the following:
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Sere1nth Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with 9
perpetual falTof 81 feet Of water, situated IN
Winston county, Alabamat with 100 acres o
land. Valued al $1,000.
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DIED

ANDERsON-Near Carson's Landing, Boil
var county, Miss, 18th inst, JOHN R. ASDER-
SON, in the 54th year OF his age.
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FREE B

Exercises to precisely at 10 O'Clock
am. Those wishing 10 enter as contestants
will bake application to the Secretary at Mrs.
]. W. Wards, or to Jacob VOORHEES,, Esq. No.
l7S Main street, Memphis. The lists close on
Monday, the ID day Of September, 1867.
unD4 OF
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Tickets 95 each. May be had OF, or ordered
through, any Of the ~Company,s agents, at the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenns or Of Col.
James Strain, fernando, Hiss.
stockholders, Directors and Onicers OF the
Company are prohibited nom purchasing or
holding tickets in any or he drawings Inc
and sale Of real estate between property mold
srs and the general public. ieS I'm
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ALEX DLAUN, Rector,
And Canon Of st. James Cathedral, Toronto

ST CATHARLSEs,C c. W, Angus: L, 1867.
The Rev. Mr.. Dixon, the writer Of the
subjoined note, is minister of the Church
of England in Canada, and a gentleman
of high standing, whose statements are
entirely reliable, ]. A. EARLY.
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NEW
NOTICE.

MY wife, Polite L. Davis, having left my he'd
WI and board without my consent, all per-
sons a e hereby notified net to credit her upon
my account.
a,ua Tau4v-n 7 METE D n WIG
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AUGUST, 1857.

THE First Drawing, which took place at Her
i nando, Miss, on the l5th inst, was attended
with unusual success, when it is
thai but q few weeks elapsed from the incep-
ton OF the enterprise to that event. Sl7,O00
worth Of tickets having been sold. a like
amount Of property was drawn for, under the
supervision Of gentlemen selected Nv the ticket
holders present. The utmost harmony and
good feeling perYaded those present, and, as
viii be seen rom the subiotned certificate Of
the Managers, the affair was conducted to q
close in a most gratifying and satisfactory.
manner
HERSAlgDO, MISS, June Is, 1851.
We hereby certify that the above report Of
the First Drawing Of the Southern Asylum is
correct, and that the Pr8ceedings were ohRrac-
termed by aspirit Of fairness and business un-
surpassed by any Drawing of which we have
any knowledge. The Managers Of the COM
pany placed the tickets and wheels uuder our
sole n arrangement ana control
Signed: J. B. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE,
v. A. MERRIWETHER,
W. W. CAMPTON,
NJ. MAGEVENY,
JOHN AINSLIE,
COMMITTEES. 4
J. II. HALL, Clerk.
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Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
2xl09 feet; very available for residenoe and
desirably located. Valued atSS0n. t.r--r
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THE OARNIVALS ABE COMING
cREENLAW
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Ev'gs.
Aaqmst 27th, 2Sth and 29th. ~.

I ARUEHs CARNIVAL A-NsTRELSi MON
l. ster organization Only think OF il The
Great HERNANDEZ, Happy CAL. WAGNER,
s. S, PURDY, N. AINDLEY SCOTT and NED
WEST, all on the same night.
Marvellous Vocal QuaTtettel Hernandez
Japan knees Troupe. Original Programmes,
Admission, 81; Gallery q and 80 cts. au24Iy
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES


Col. n. c. Galloway's valuable residence,
corner Of Court and Third streets, Memphis.
one block only nom the oentero OF the city, and
in the vicinity OF all the Federal, state a
County ohicea Lot ~ feet 'front.' by So deep.
Valued a. S2aOao.
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Cottsge Residence, 5 rooms; lot l20xlD feel
on Boriand avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at &1olO.
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Eighth Prize:

The Franklin Female Institute, al Holly
Springs, Miss. a handsome and we'll con-
structed school building, most elig1bly located.
This is very desirable property. Naluedat SSS.
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PROF.

HAS been fOrthe last S3years in the South as
II a Professor Of French, and not Of Italian,
and has been connected with some Of the first
institutions OF learning. be has unquestion-
able testimonials Of ms ability and moral
character, and can get many of Our most re-
spectacle citizens to vOuch for him Professor
5trOzzi can be found at room y jackson Block,
Mem Rhis. auI7 w
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No. 5, in Hays subdivision, Memphis
size I02xl52 feet. A beautiful building lot
! Vafued At $500.
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SecOnd Prize. G

A cottage residence Of ten rooms, with lot
60xl00, in the city Of Chicago, H., only three
quar- ers Of a mile from the heart o. the city,
and within one b OcE of the street railroad in
tersecting every part=of The city, Valued st
ESun
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T00F, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
WHOLESALE cRocERs
AND
Commission Merchants,
No. 266 Front st., Memphis.
INC. s. rooF. cHAs. J. ~. MAHAs

GTRICT attention paid 70 the STORAGEAND
% SALE or COTTON, and Instructions re.
garding same strictly obeyed. Our facilities
for the handling Of Cotton are unsurpassed,
and we invite especial attention to this branch
Of our business, feeling assured Of our ability
to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
us with their patronage.
~ Ali shipments covered by 0ur Open
Policy of Insurance, unless otherwise in
structed.
Our stock OF BAG5ING, ROPE IRON TIES
and PLANTATION SUPPLIES generally viii
always be found full and complete, and offered
on as good te ms S can De had in this market.
Thankful TO our numerous patrons for the
very liberal favorsh hitherto extended rs. were
s~pectfully ask a continuance OF the same.
pledging every EFFORT on eur part to give salts
faction by strict attention TO the wants and in
terests of our customers. 900
Major j, j. BUSBY, whose connection with
our house still continues. VIII be pleased to re-
ceive a call from his numerous friends when
visiting the city.
su20 T0oF, P~HILLIPs& co.
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Tenth Prize:

TSZ acres OF woodland near Raleigh, Shelby
county, Tennessee, distant rom Memphis ntnt
miles. This Is very desiTab. g, and an excellent
prize. Valued at $500.
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Fifth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
8xI0 feet. Valued at SSe0.
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FIFTH DAY

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STAKE-FOur mile heats. sub
jet to the regulations which the committee
appointed by the Turf Congress may adopt.
The Memphis Association to add sl0Oo.
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PITTSBURG.
Whisky Case-Lawyer charged with
s~ Larceny discharged.

PITTsBURG, August 27.-The Ly-
coming County whisky case of Rank,
Barker & Henderson before the
United States District Court. seized
by J. l.. Linton, United States reve-
nue. agent, which has been tried by
jury, to-day brought in verdict that
the parties were guilty. This case is
the largest in whisky that has been
tried in the Western District of Penn
sylyania. 81 .iiE-th
Anthony Weidman, lawyer, lately
arrested in New York and brought to
this city, charged with larceny by Mr..
Bailee, was to-day on hearing hon
orably discharged. He returns to
New York to practice law. be st
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
2i|IH!|l(9Ill]lliI

Dear Sir Having witnessed the operation Of DR.
Wriehis Tar syrup IN csses of Consumption, cheer
fully recommend IL to all persons so afflicted
JESSE *. WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut Sts pbiiadcphia
Thomas Winmill. Butcher, In Cd 81. Market, Phil
sdelphin. writes
After suffering two years with Consumption and
constant hemorages. was induced 10 t-y Wrighrs
Tar syrup After using SIX bottles, health returned.
and aru now ah 10 attend to my blsiness.
SIS stevens. Druggists. Reading. Pa writes
Mr.. }. ]. Krnmer.-The gross OF Tar Sprup pus.
chased absst three weeks aro Il nearly all cold NV
customers speak highly of H. Send half gross OF i,
to my ta ser at Middetown. Pa and charge II TO me-
G. u. Nsusyckel. Druggists, Trenton. n. j.. says
DR.. Wright's Tar Syrup does all you claim for IL
am selling largely q 1t, and with much .a sfaction
10 nv Gust, mere.
Wright'- Tar syrup i. cold by al Druggist. and
Country Siorekeepers. Price 81 per bottle. One
bottle will check the mos: aggravated Cough.
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TWELFTH YEAR
PEOPLES PARTY TECKEr.

va SENATOR,
". " CONES, of Pleasant valley
TOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
". J. K0HLfS. of Lincsln.
VI. e. DAVIS oi Davenport
CHARLES KELLY, CT Le Ciaire.
Foa snEKIFr,
MAJOR q. SCilNiTGER. Of Davenport
FuR TREASURER,
h. : ViELE. Of Davenport.
roR COUNTY JrpeE.
THEODORE d. EAGAL, oi Davenport.
voa cousTI SCHOOL srPEgiSfkSDESr.
JOHN GALLAGHER. Of Davenport,
ron SURVIVOR.
THOMAS HURRY, Of Davenport.
ron cpRosea,
Da q HOEpFNER. Of Davenport.
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Rf Authority OF THE FIRE AND WATER
~ COMMITTEES OF the Hon CITY Council. The
AAnn fn-lnes now belonging 70 th- City are offered
.9F Fsa5t The machines made hy Hnrnerlan'. ,,cs.
In are ia frRsr oSprr. IN fact ss good as usw
ines are espshie Of lifting and forcing ss much Wa
" ~ any hsnd machine of their class ipade A.,
Easily nanded and most substantially butt Cope,
np4esi. Ihis ofers rsre chance f5r towns want
ns good Machine. The substitution OF strsm
TT, rlc snsinrs by the city Is the reason for selling
tnese Mschnes Communications from psrtss de
ffhs 70 purchase. promptly answered.
r. NJ LITTLER
mel Engineer Davenpor, Fire Department.
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CSFoRTUSATE ACCIDENT Mr.. J. W.
Noodrv, laborer in Mr. Renwick's saw
mil, met With severe ard painful accident
this morning at ahou, half past six O'Clock,
which viii probably unfit him for duty for
some time In working the gang saw. bis
night leg Was csught between the returning
can't and one Of the cross ,imbers with such
'es's4ess ioFce IS 20 break the leg in two
piaces oeiow the knee and other wise shat>
ter the bones in a terrible manner D,s
freach and Withervsx were immad;o,.lr
summoned, ard after. painful ons-.,;or
during which time the patien. VA. unss,
the influence of chlcroissw, they .uccee,,.a
in setting tie bones and rendering him .s
comfortable as possible under the c;rcum.
stances. Mr.. Voodry is one Of the old 40,
dier boys, having been m the army three
years. Since bis return he has been At
work for Mr.. Renwick. While in the se,v.
ice he bad his leg broken once above the
knee. This last misfortune IS rendered
doubly unfortunate from the fact that he
has family dependant upon his daily Ia :
Dor, aud from the nature and extent Of bis
injuries, will be unable to iresums work for
| some time - come.
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McNAiR 4 JokpoS's AGRcri1rAAL Dg>
PoT.-Nith the farmers Of Scott county AID
Sc public generally this exteasive e-tablish>
fncnt s constantly gaining in reputation ard
avor. 1T the recent Agricultural Fair held
n this city, their disp'ay OF approved Farm
ing Implements was the largest upon the
ground, and formed leading feature ofthe
seek's exhibition, and wins, is particularly
worthy Of notice nesriy every article they
placed IN competition with o,hers were
awarded .Rrst premiHms This endorsement,
IS one that cannot fail to have It's influence
with tie farming community. The pe'f fec,
reliability Of this House has long been es>
iablishei Wha. McNsir 4 Jordan promise
they are sure to perform
Particularly should it be rem ,mbered that
McNair 4 Josdon are agents for the sale Of
the celebrated Deeres Moline Pows and
Caltvators. which are too we'll known and
appreciated ell over TIE world 70 mead any
spccai recommendation also, for the noted
Reaper and Mower manufac.ory of c. II.
Me- ormck & Co.. Chicago. Farmers can
always be sure Of finding the best styles Of
every Farm implement IN use by calling ct
McNair and Jordans, corner of Perry and
Second streets.