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SOUTHERN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

rgyIIs institution, located in Memphis, Tenn, is based
i on a Capital of $500 900, (Which may be in
creased to 81 900 0OV fully secured and held sacred to
meet any losses 1t may sustain.
The Officers and Directors selected from the
best of the South many of them wealthy all ex-
perienced in business and the most of them filling po-
stons of trust in Tennessee and Kentucky; they are
extensively known in this State in Mississippi, Ken
lucky and Tennessee.
The success of the Company has been very nater-
ing, and the rapid increase of its business shows the
great advantage of having honest capable and public
spirited men in charge of its interests.
The subscriber Gan old resident of this parish) is
Agent for this Company: His office is on Milan street.
where he may always be found or should business re-
quire his absence, Mr.. THOS. W. SCOTT will attend
to his office business for him.
ROBERT V. MARYE.
Shreveport, September II, 1867. Ftf
ENoLFE'S schiedam schnapps are good for all
w urinary complaints. au28 3m
DEW OF THE ALPS.
EIOR SALE, wholesale, by all the grocers in New
Il Orleans, Charleston, Mobile, Savannah and New
York.
DEW OF THE ALPS
Received the first premium at the Paris Exposition.
Dew of the Alps.
The manufacturers of the above cordial not only re-
ceved the first premium at The Paris Exposition, but
were decorated by the Emperor.
Dew of the Alps.
For sale by all the Druggists, Grocers, and Fruit
stores in the United States.
Brandy, Rum ana Wines.
5000 cases old Cognac Brandy, imported especially
for private use.
800 cases old Jamaica and st. Croix Rum, bottled
before the war.
10000 cases Madeira, Sherry and Port some very
old and SUPERIOR various brands all warranted pure,
for sale BY UDOLPHO WOLFE,
% Beaver street, New York.
au27 3m Established in 1898.
CONVENT OF ST. MARY, SHREVEPORT.
YzyIIE FALL SESSION of this institution will open on
Z the IsG Monday in December next. The terms
for tuition Of day scholars, per month, will be 50,
and ST. music lessons and of piano, So Payments
monthly IN advance, III specie its equivalent in
rency No deductions made, except in cases of pro-
tracted illness.
The Sisters will also accommodate boarders. For
terms apply to
no It SISTER ANNA, Superior
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H. P. BUCKLEY
IT. ?. BU CkLEI,
No. Camp Street, New Orleans.
w A TCH-M \ K FIR.

/ Nd dealer in Watches, Jewe1ry SiIrerware ard
y Spectacles. Also Guns and Pistols, and every
thing in the hunting line. Special attention to watch
repairing and jewery work.
Mr.. BAILEY, for many years gun-maker Of Char
tres street. offers his services in every branch Of Gun
and Pistol remaining at this house. Lp21 "
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JUST WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS,
= U r Il w a T Il r
WHICH CAN BE oBTAISED By USING
GIesd1N'S PATENT WE'LL.
Patented August Is. 1865.
Patented August Is. 1865.

FE7E superiority of this Well over all others consists
L of the following facts:
lst BY means of double pipes the inside pipe being
the quick-sand and gravel working into the pump,
thereby rendering the water pure and clear at all times.
Cd. 1t is put down below surface water, and taps the
Sd 1t efecually excludes all filthy surface water,
and contains no vacuum for impure air.
9Th 1t is put down with dispatch, both summer and
winter in the house out Of doors, without dirt
litter.
9Th 1t is less expensive than any other Well, and
can be put down in frCm two to three hours.
water filthy impure is the with most Wells,
We are now prepared to fill all orders for this va!ua
Bile Well at So 90 per foot
County rights can be had by applying to the propre-
tors, A. N: BUKNuAM, Marshall, Texas
W. A. CURTIN, Shreveport La.
O. L. & J. CHAMBERLAIN, General A gents will fill
ish and can always be found at their Machine Depot,
Milan street, Shreveport, La. sl1 en-
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Shreveport, September2 2, 1867.
ONLY Reliable Well in Use--Curtin x Burn
ham. pronriefnr

70 JFhona it may Coacern.--We have in use al our
store one Of Coons Patent Wells furnished us by
Messrs Curtin & Burnham, and would say to the pub
lie that it gives entire satisfaction yielding abundance
of for any purpose Believing that its will
water is needed we hereby invite any and all to come
to store the Leyee, the railroad and salts
fly themselves Of its neatness and utility
HOWELL, DURHAM Il T0MKIES.
Shreyeport. La, September 4. lSG1.
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SVOabFs 8!
TO Il EMF

TO RENT
49,. FOR THE YEAR 18G8-The sorehouse No y
flt;;t Texas street, occupied by C. II. Skinkle-
l...f. the entire building, or in parts Apply to Col
BATTLE, or to n27 If W. L. DOTY.
FOR RENT,
TEvHE well-known plantation, PEACE POINT, on Red
L River, Immediately below Tones Bayou. Good
residence, GIN mill, cisterns, &c. Will rent in lots of
$50, 800 $50 Apply at once to II. B. GEORGE,
Minden, or W. Is. EGAN, at Homer, Louisiana. We
will be at Bellevue during the session of Court com
mencing the fourth Monday in November. In27 It
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY, situated in the city and
suburbs for sale For particulars apply at this Office
May %, 1867. [tf
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OR SAEE-CFEEAP !

FOR SALE-CUEAP
a 4 a ACRES LAND, located in Tarrant county,
wv Texas about y miles from Dallas. Land
represented to be good. For further particulars apply
to G. W. DILLARD
iy3l if office South Western
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Consignees Of Merchandise per Steamboats,.

Oonslgnees OF Merchandise per Steamboats,
LSt0s d G2E5 hneeland Shreveport IS packa-
Satter MarshaIl Texas, packages; Geo Mertzbacker
Marshali, 1eTas' IA packages y 5 u Co. Shreveport,
y PACKAGES; Texas Express Go, packages; W H. Hub
bard Shreveport PACKAGE Mem, Bonham, Tex
as packages; Texas Express 20, packages 5
I u Tyler, Texas, . packages NJ Nenn Bonham,
Iexas, packages Texas Express Co; PACKAGES
ob4ey az 17S44%'-M Fraqkeuthafl Jefferson, Tex
as packages; Jmplecute, Jefferson, Texas, Packa-
%es Bulletin Jefferson, Texas, package; holster,
JeHgfS0n Texas, packages; 5 Stone, Jefferson,
Texas packages; ? Wells, Jefferson, Texas. y
packageSi K Peterson, Paris, Texas, package; l. P
Grcen Shreveport, packages; X Knight 4 Go, Mar
SHALL Texas, packages; Holiday Arkansas, pack
ages; VIM Holmes, Red River 2 packages; Ney Bro,
Jefferson Texas, PACKAGE NJ Fraukeuthall, Jetler
son Texas pdeknge R oSe Jones' Benton ;y Is
iendIey, ohTeYeport, packages; hahn, Marshall,
Texas, PACKAGES Kahn, Jonesville, Texas y pack
2 V i o4Srrod' Marsn" IgNls, 10 Pafhag9S NJ
20, LarFlssa, Texas III packages NJ DodSon, Hen
derson Texas packages; Bloomn gdaie Eelt, JEFF
g Baa Co Texa ao S PnSe
Moncure Flanagan, shreveport 1000 shingles; James
wood WOO Caro oI! Bufts p packages. a-
YrEgs; Ieurick Heppner. MarshaIl, Texas 10 pkgs;;
SW yance, Buck Hail, 30 pkgs; Hart 4 Hoss, shreve-
Port PkE sr Tourney GreenW o PEI Scot
JG2fy tSrry R6gs 49, HOlm H IN hgac Sa Pks
Land RES; k4haTds pros, 0heEmIn3 Texas 40
pS95 NJ 'sEh TSuuo PIT NJ X h SGn5T Tvd TS
Landing pkgs; kagnet5s Naeogdoches, Texas,
FEE; NOTES DecheT Matsna EMS PhSS' DaVIa
EaoTeM, Jefferson, IeHas Pegs; DopPlemeyGr
Io, yeIetson; f I5 90 PNss' a. Iel,
fHuS, Ph na3senoe5S noSTon itA"s' P9s,
2I1n u IN pNSi i'oO'
P PHI I 1 tl"n4 ~ ~ dei beNas, PhsSi II
obn i GoiJ PANT pi i f
CITY, 10 PkTTs: .,.. wDr..... 1oa,u.,. r,,.o.. =.
u1"yy ~ 1'ItII w t TT 'eie'SoI'' lGAns; %
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State of Observation-Disclosures of CaddO.
Succession of JACOB BROACHwoLD deceased
TENENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notce is
Il hereby given that Michael Roth has this day filed
in my Office his application to be appointed curator of
the succession Of Jacob Brcachwold, deceased and
unless opposition is made thereto in ten days the time
prescribed by law, said Michael Roth will be appointed
CURATOR as prayed for.
49, Given under my hand officially, this the 25th
L. s. day of November, Al. 1857.
~ in27 2t R. J. WRIGHT, Clerk
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FOR SALE.
EvIVE LOTS, beautifully located, near the business
l. part of town, in block No. 81, Nos. Q, 10, Il, Il
and 49, Market street. fronting Gross bayou. To be
sold CHEAP Terms cash. Apply to
I. ". JONES,
au7 if at the Foundry.
ET0LFE'S Schiedam Schnapps is the purest
w liquor manufactured in the world. AUS SIN
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

Succession Of J. c. BEALL, deceased.
4 LII persons indebted to the succession of J. G..
IA Benll deceased, hereby requested to settle
without delay; and all persons having claims against
said succession will present them for acceptanco to s.
NJ. CHAPMAN, attorney for the succession
n27 At ANN NJ. BEALL EXecutrix.
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I4OIUo-tdIVTS Us JHty SIumDer
And wake to life no more "A"

aud raising our eyes keavenward we look forward TO
that meeting in the Spirit Land, where parting will be
II
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ygT0LFE's schiedam schnapps are good fol
- Goaf. aus On,
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Phelps d Co.'s kpeeland, Shreveport, IS packa-
@es G Williams, Oklahoma, Miss. Is packages; Geo
1atter Marshall, Texas packages; Geo MerWbac kerr
Marshall, Texas "A packages; 4 Co, Shreveport,
II packages; Texas Express Co.'S packages; II. Hub
bard, Shreveport, / package; J Mem, Bonham Tex
us packages; Texas Express Co, 2 packages; s
Grnnan Tyler, Texas, PACKAGES; J MEM, Bonham,
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IN DISTRICT COURT-State of Louis, Parish
] of Caddo-No. 5669.-U. G. LEWIS and ~ Jand vs.
OWEN FRANKS and WIN. THATCHER, Garnishce. BY viz
tue of writ of er facias issued from TIE honorable
the District Court of the parish Of Caddo and me
directed, wiIlse at public auction at the Court House
door, in the city of Shreveport parish and State aore
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gg0es EsEIVE AIR

WOLFE'S Schiedam Schnapps are good fol-
w Rheumatism. au2S BIN
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TUTORS SALE.

Shreveport, November y, 1861. TT
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CLOTHING.
State Of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.

Terms CASH, in U. S. Treasury Notes.
n27 st L. Fl. NORWOOD. ASSIGN,
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promised to work faithfully during the
canvass.
Ga motion of Col. Jn0. Bullock, the
chairman of this meeting, with the COM
mittee, were added to the list Of dele
gates to attend the Sth Of May con1en-
ton
Loud calls were made for Henry J.
Lynn, ESQ.,, but he was not In the room.
He will no doubt address the people here
after.
Gem Juo. Sale offered the following /:
Resolved, That the previous course Of
the Hon. John w. Leftwich, our present
representative in congress, merits the
entire and hearty approval Of this meet
ing, and entities him to selection. We,
therefore, cordially recommend the Hon.
John W. Leftwich to the voters of the
eighth congressional district, as a suit
able candidate 10 represent as In the next
congress Of the United States.
Adopted unanimously.
On motion OF John Donovan, Esq, the
meeting adjourned.
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NO. l.
CHIN GARORA
ANTI
SMOKING TOBACCO !

THE CHISGARoRA TOsAcco grows from the
4 rich soil OF the Orient" and is Possessed
OF 3 peculiarly delicious flavor entirely IN
known TO the tObaccOs ofail other chimes. But
Is Unprecedented popularity has sprung from
the facrOf theenfire aD-ence Of that deadly pOi-
son Ntc0ttH, which permeates every other bobac
co, and which is the one and soc cause az m
distressing nervous diseases, dyspepsia. etc
which most invariably, sooner or iater. follow
the indulgence Of the pipe and cigar. AT
the recent analyzatien OF tobacco from All
parts Of the WQ{1l, At the Academy Of Scisnces,
in Parts, the renowned chemist, NJ. Lamou-
reaqx, declared that while European and
cent, and the pursst Havana TOBACCO from two
20 i've per cent or Ntcotia, the CHING .ROaA
did not contain one discOVerabIe particle OF
tnat deadly fesseni a drop Of which, extracted,
viii destroy lie.
Our agent ut BeMBAY has shipped Us Iarxe
quantities. OF the ghIsaAR1RA during the past
two years. and altaOug IN we have been pressed
" the veteran smoker, yet We are nos pre-
) AIRED 20 offer 70 In unlimited quanttFtes. A. a
price much lower thsn sOme American tohacoo
Of a fac inferior quality.
A connoihheur has but 10 smoke the Ameri.
can tobacco and cigars. which are fnVRr1ahlf
chemlcaliy navored, TO 70 disguised With tho
medicinal Taste WhlcA leaves q lacseoua. un-
ealthy coating Ia the mouth, and la time
seldOU a1isto SKATER the nervous system.
she narfVes' OF the @ORIFNF SuoEa ina
~CH1HGAR0RA rom worn tll night. from youth
70 sg-, and are happny unconscious OF the
Wild, distressing IRE which courses through
the yeius q the inhaler Of ths nmes 81 To-
be- co containing NscOna.
We Invite every lover OF the weed to try the
tHlNGARoRAt and guarantee unprecedented
plea Qre in ins delicious flavor.
Sold sYery where at 81 a pound.
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REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.
Robert Jarvis to w. ID. Peane, trust
deed on personal property. TO secure
5000; Henry Thornbury 20 John MORT
arty, assignment OF deed OF trust on lot
30, Court street, to secure S1I49 60; John
Q. Saint and D II. Autwyne 70 Thomas
Nelson, deed, $500, lots q and %, block
II, Fort Pickering; William Hayden to
w. II. Powers, deed, S1I00, lots II and y,
Cannavan subdivision, lots q, % and %,
T0dd's survey John A. Lamb to II.
Hall, deed, $500 6s, SECTION 2, range s
surveyors district, n.
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Is onering OUR BITTERS to the Southern
L Public, we have no hes,tanqy "a ssseIbss
their superiority over say aorthsgD produc.
ton in ouF psrsssa IN thsiT 2svisement they
are purely s9RiRsrp Compounded with &
special adaptitude TO the various types O.
stomaeic arrangements prevalent in our
climate.
It Isl gentle stimulant TO the system after
undergoing a severe Illness.
1t is a cure for DyERsPssa.
II sl-ists PIG sstlcn.
Il cures Diarrhea and Cholera Morbuz
Il is a preventive for ChiIls and Fevers.
It's an invaluable companion for persons
travelling at all seasons OF the year.
It is a HOME enterprise G7G Possesses true
merit.
z-Sa+d sVeFy where.
o. n. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole Rroprietors.
febl0 Il Memphis. Tenn.
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MontVale Snrings. la67.

V'HIS popular summer resort having been
L placed IN thorougF repair and fuTnis ed
With new furniture, via be open for visitors
% The AtOf June. uucer the direction and con-
trot % The undersigned. propn-ios OF the
Auleican alD-sl, Atlanta, Ca Mourvale pre-
sehfs The sIroueest sttraciGus 70 both invalid
and pIeasuIe-seeEeE 40 legs Gn account Of ius
retirement and The brlGt8ul surrounding
scenery, than Of TIE restorative DosIefs q rs
waters We have reduced th6 price Of board %
the lowest lgures e4nsistent VI , "a proper poo-
sBlcn foT he entertainment o our EueSts.
EQard pr Qass - per week, HA Der mODtEs
$50, With an allegiance for families. Travellers
Is rzI reach treSprluas 1y .FAeal 0Ouvt vance
from OF ~ reEolar Galy E~lssicoAcbes
RON Knoxville, lean
ap25 sCdlm WHETEE WRfTLBGh.
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Land FOR sale.

A y vided one-dalf Interest in 5000 acres
~ OF Red river bottom land, IN Lafayette
and SEWER COUNTIES. Arkansas
This Interest. the title 10 which is perfect, viii
be sold az allow figure. for Oue-third cash ana
the remainder al one "a two years, without
interest.
Also. g3a acres OF MAGNIFICENT Arkansas
river bottom land, above an overflow, ana the
finest body OF land in the state, ia Crawford
county. Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together or in par
GELS. Tor cash.
Apply 20 Pike ADAMS.
Attorneys al law,
mhE-f 2E} Main street. Memphis
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oExgRous.-We publish the fouowin,

0ENERous.-We publish the following
note from DR.. Citarofto. II is a gen.
erous offer, and worthy Of imitation
Editors AppeGB Owing to the desti-
fution and sickness now prevailing
amopg some Of car ex-Conf ederate sol
diers. their widows and orphans, azd
wishing 10 assist to alleviate their suf-
fering. / DO hereby offer medical advice
and medicines free Of charge or cost
whatever, TO all such that viii call at
nv Office, and ia SO doing ] will be
hsppv IN the future TO think that ] have
assisted in the r~eparation Of the fallen
south. Yours truly,
J. UITAR TITO, NJ. D.,
ONCE Gl Desot street,
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Notice.

The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any one any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January 3lst,
unless they have written authority from
JOHN AINsLIE,
cashier ard Manager.
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ENCOURAGEMENT.


T0HN w. SMITH is a candidate for
~ reelection 70 the Office 81 state Senator or
the 18th District, composing The counties or
Shelby and Eayette. election on the first
Thursday ia August ap24u
FOR CONGRESS-
M. EdG0Fs Phase me a. n candi-
date for re- election 10 Congress. with the
urYfffea Constituuon aud the unqualified in
dorsement OF the administration OF Andrew
Johnson rs my platform OF principles, which
viii be more clearly defined in my forthcoming
/" circular address." and q peusonal iutervisW
prior 20 the election.
aprlgte JOHN W. bEFTWIcH.
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Health is bore Precious than Gold !
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speOia lily and guarsn-
tees eGre9 after examination. Payable
after edre. Office, 20s Main street.
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T0eRty three beautiful suburban lots,
geld AID forest, N the Warfeld tract,
four miles from the city, on the Pigeon
RoOst road, will be sold at chaucery sale,
this morning, on long time aud without
q cash payment. Register, Irrelevant 3
Co, auetioneers, furnish 9 fFse rice to
the sale fron .hsiI Once aud the court
hOlset as ten O'Clock.
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ENR HAtE

p LARGE assortment o. Agricultural Tmplc-
,oenfs. WAGONS ebc.. az 208 Rront sireet, late
Ieus Matthews Co aye Tor safe, AT COST,
III me benefit OF the trust
MILES OWEN. Trustee
NompllE Tenn Aprfi %. 1857. apN I'm
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FOR RENT

I'm III L.
THE STORE ROOMS FORMERLY OCCU-
i PIED BY
E. NJ + Y 2 R.
NO. 274 SECOND STREET,
(Ayres' BHUdiRgJ
Rent moderate. Possession given mmedi-
@'''s' AFP' No az Mein S--sef
apg7 Nv Between MADISON aud Monroe.
ThesTORE-HOUsE on second street, known
as the OLYMPIC.
The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE, on the alley
south of Madison street, between Second aud
Third streets.
apI q CAN'T
FOR t
a DWELLING HOUSE WITH SEVEN
ROOMS, iu good order, sud convenient 60 bU-
sfness Rent SIC8 per month. Also a cor
TAGE WITH FOUR ROOMS, Eight Acres OF
Grouu6, an Abundance o. Fruit, Fine Loca-
ton. adjoining the city limits Rent $50 per
month. Also several Oaics and Lodgins rooms
IN the vicinity of the Oyert0n Hotel None
but careful and prompt tenants need apply. at
les Frontstraet. apis3w
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adams Street Residence for sale By
Royster, Trezevant & Co., at u O'Clock
on Friday. Sale without reserv House
with II rooms, and three stories above
ground. Sale positive, my2 q.
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Conductors Ec4ag MolQers, at En-,
mons & sons, 20. 10 Jefferson street.

10 Whom Il hoy Conocra.--We have
this day perfected an arrangement with
Messrs, Meyers 4 nedriek, No. 40 North
Court street. by which all business en-
trusted 10 our firm will be carefully
watched and vigorously prosecuted. to q
speedy adjustment. We take pleasure
Ia indOrsing the above named arla. as
gentlemen Of fine legal att.jn@ents and
sterling integrity IA every sense Of the
word, MITCHELL q McCRrLLIs,
Attorneys al a and Gen lClaim Agents.
April q. 1857.
We would earnestly request all parties
who have entrusted their business to the
above firm, TO call at our Office at the
earliest opportunity and supply such evil
dence as may be required TO insure =
faborable consideration Of their claims.
MOVERS q DEDRICR,
apr8 If attorneys for Claimants,
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Net0 York Mills, Wamsutta, Waum-
beck, LOnsdals, Dexter and Pontiac
brsnds OF Bleached DOmestics, at A.
SeesseI 4 Son. mavI w
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TIE BAPTIST EALR.-(he Interest Ia
the fair is rapidly increasing, and last
night the attendance was quite large, a
zrsat portion Of the visitors being ladies.
s'he vRrtous articles being voted for, are
Attracting mpch attention aud competi-
ticn. gne EDITORS chair IN secretary
to be voted TO the most popular editor IN
the city, are really most handsome and
valuable articles, and any editor
might be most happy 10 be made
the recipient OF them. The mag
niieent stand Of cOlors for the most pop
Lar steamboat, is attracting much atten-
ton. Ases ai-ht the vote was consider
ably Increased. This Department g pre-
sided over by Miss Josie Feger, who win
~ pleased 10 enter votes innUmerable.
eiesea C'elock last night the voting
sfood Steamer Gseet Republic, So;
Richmond, D.; =. Is. Lee, IL; Pc
.osta. Il. Belle s.. Louis, Il; Henry
Ames, !. Thea there are the Odd Bel
lows r~egalia, the fine clock, gQidzheaded
cane, etc, which Will be PaTmiy con-
tested. The cartons y Furnished so,o-
delightful music last night and M ~
traction Of this evening viii be vocal
musis by g humber Of young ladies'
whose voices ere ss sweet as their eyes
ere bright. Qf course lhege viii Be =
large attendance.
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We would respectfully inform or breads
w and the public thai we have opened a
LARGE WOOD YARD.
az the corner OF Second and Union streets, and
VIII axe pleasure IN Supplying the public Bitn
good dry wood AZ as reasonable prices a. Is can
be had elsewhere. and all orders vii be
promptly Glled. j II. GAELLARD a. CO.
\ Brick burners will nnd 10 o. Their IL
terest 70 give Us = call before purchasing else
where. apllu
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BOARDING.

BOARDING
A Gentlemen and Wife can obtain a nicely
furnished Front Room with Board by early APP
pHeation a. No zoe Monroe street my2 w
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Pleasant rooms, Furnished or UNFINISHED,
with b ard, Tor families OF single gentlemen, aE
reasonable rates; also, a few day .ooarders can
De accommodated az Nc. Si Second street. be-
tween GaFoso and Beal streets. References
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Board, with rooms furnished or unfinished,
IN the large new. building corner OF Vance aud
avery streets, third door nom avery. Gentle
with their wives viii ind a pleasant
home. Cal aud see. ap28 2ws
AND LODGING
Two desirable front rooms for families, and
also DAY board fora few gentlemen car be had,
by eady application ut ~ Madison street
Also. an once suitable Tor a lawyerOr doctor.
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