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WATERING PLACES.
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Indian Springs,
.l38sIHET7f
4, .. 81 ..,,,,4 ts,.,.;----OF- 70
Martin County, Indiana. II Z
TVHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS CELL

= brated Watering Place, and well known
resort for InvaIids, announces to the pub
lie that 1t will be open for the. reception OF
VISITORS from and after The FIRST OF
JUNE. During the last year the Build
ings at this delightful Summer Resort
have been mucn ENL4RGED 1lvD IN
Z PROVED. TtoentN5ours adofdtiof I'D Rooms
haze beesscoup leted. together Nth three L1rQe
porches, and the establishment thoroughly
refnrzished and i'm The best order for the conf
fort and convenience Of Guests.
the Bath Rooms, Swings, and Alleys are
new and complete, and the. lately discoy-
cred Cave on the premises furnishes q cool
and refreshing retreat. THE MEDICINAL
AND CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF the Waters
are acknowledged and attested by ali who
have used them. The Group consist of
TWHITE SHLPHUR.BLACK SULPHUR,CHALY.
BEATE, and FLESH WATER, and especially
Stons0ch. Botcets, Eyes, for Dropsy, Neural
gio. and II RlteuMotisns. ~ The vicinity is
WILD AND RoMASTIC, Astounding in GAME
and FISH, as well as MINERAL and BorAN-
IcAL SPECIMENS, and INDIAN RELICS.
3 j Hacks Will convey passengers TO. and
from the springs, connecting With the
Mississippi Railroad at the shoals and
Huron. Fer further information address
maya II ~ p. r. DUNIHUE. sProp'r.
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and ascend upon the skirt in vertical
lines, which sometimes have the effect
Of stripes, sometimes Of sashes.
A new design upon silk and muslin
has the effect of feathers brocaded
upon silk; it is very striking. Upon
muslin the effect is not SO good; it is
too heavy
A charming new design upon white
organdie muslin, however, consists of
bronze or wood -colored leaves. An
edging o eluny laeeis all Chat is need
ed for trimming.
A dress made entirely of cluny lace
and insertion, to be worn over gold
colored silk, has been ordered for a
fashionable belle, s6ruHe s-who will
display itetoS adHliring and envious
eyes at Saratoga.
Foulard is-very nice this season.
and worn more than for some years
} past. s This material has never been
so great favorite here as abroad,
probably. because we have to put up
generally with inferior colors, quail
ties and patterns.
2 Striped foulard is the favorites this
season, and makes up admirably into
Tile Suilo Will pcltTIuo 'CdpeS QcScflD6u
in another place. They also make
pretty Summer morning dresses, trim
med with the contrasting color .sr
The newest patterns in piques, per.
Gales etc.. are very absurd; they re-
present tufts of fur, and. feathers;
about as ms1aproposlah idea as. leould.
have been hit upon for materials in
tended for Summer mornings, and
whichlshould Be especially cool, fresh
and inviting, in their appearance =
j HEI'aJ6sEpHINEp1 SAgsH.AASashes
are not now uniformly composed of
ribbon and tiedroslnd the waist; they
are often made of the silk, muslin, or
tissue Of the dress, edged With wide
lace orlfringe Dand lied Tow Upon the,
skirt. Dresses made with narrow
flounces are ornamented with wide.
bow, and long ends placed at the top
of the low bodice at the back. The
ends reach'to' the top of the iiounces.;
THE PoMpADoUR HAT.-This for
-mer faverite is once more all the rage
at the French country houses. 1t has
a faterowA4 aud vide brim, lined witn
pink six, and trimmed with roses !,
KID GLoyEs.-Buff and pale lilac
Kid &lovess EN- broidefed With BLACK,
are worn with promenade and visi-
ting toilets. No lady wears mits OF
thread slogesy EHT .er
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heProprietorsh have fitted these beautiful
Springs up in the very best manner for the
comfort and ommodation OF Visitors
and BoARDERS, at cost of Twenty Thou
sand Dollars. The Rooms are large am
The DINING ROOM 5sS IS furnished he'd in IL
latest modern style, and will be supple
with ia !, everything to prompt the appetite
the BATH ROOMS are large and fine
furnished, with Tub and Shower, of L
latest Philadelphia style. The Fountas
of Mineral Water flows constantly in
ct, In, front of the main building. .
The DANCING HALL and RECEPTIO,
ROOMS attached are unsurpassed by any
a splendid Baud of Music Is engaged r.
= Ther BOWLING SALOONS are OF s
Tie IIADIEs CoSFECTfoNkRY q 3
piled with all the delicacies of the seasS
with the finest of Wines, Liquors, and q.
CARS. .EIH9NaN sslsf
swings. and other, species of amusemen
Ia IN, anuIndanee, TOT the wants of families !;
!, The Ground embraces 49, acres, covered
with forty varieties of Forest Trees, max
ling grand Bower of Forest Foliage
Z Fishing can be hadi:w1thin i've minutes
walk from the Springs. Within one hours
ride, by rail- You have the best Bass Fish
mediate connection with the Ohio Rive
and Rail to any part of the United States
and within riveminutes' drive of the City
Of .Eyansyilles containing a population of
The SPRINGS are now open for Board.
ers and VISITORS, and will not close until
THE LIST OF November. Familie and others.
..s,,t -. $50. q HILT q OEHLKUCH,
mayl3 - Il ~ Proprfetors
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CARD.

Tv1EMANN'S-@LAU BLU H.,
l. for Family use. This Blue is manufac-
tured by the well known and old estab-
ilished manufacturers OF fine acDIors, Ii. f.
Tiemann d Co. 1t is perfectly pure and
needs but to be tried to be Appreciated.
Sold by grocers and druggists throughout
the United states. ..t. -, f.t ~ Il
J. n. TIEMANN, Sole Agent, ~
..ft.t fss 240 Pearl street, New York. -.
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Empire. Spring he'd Co.

3 - No.62 Liberty street, New York. ~
? MANUALS PATENT ADJUSTABLE
Spring Bed Bottom, siil
Received First Premium at the N. Y. state
'<7isf 'sstHD c"s Fair, 1886. t'sf -ss =
One MatEess-No Eugs--Noy Noiser-P Perfect
able: Fit, any ibedstead. Any body can
!. IL do not want q better, bed,Y--N. G..
Meeker, Agricultural Editor Iri5une.l
a. Address as above, Agents wanted. -
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-EXERYWHERE - Sales
Nv men, Ladies' and Gentlemen--SlOO to
$50 per IN onth--To sell the genuine Com
mon tense Family Sewing Machine. Price
only VS. This machine will stitch, hem
The cloth cannot beI pulled apart. even
after cutting across the seam every quarter
Oh an inch. Every machine waffanted for
to agents, or call at McDUweil's Block,
corner Fourth and Green Street, Louis
Vile, Kentucky. BLISS q McEATHRON,
General Agents. hN 5ftIln
"A MES Celebrated Portable ind Sta
IA tionary steam Engines. all sizes
and superforto all others. IT,
; Depot No. 90, outh Car. oil Street, Chi
.AsiEs' IRON WORKS, Proprietor,
fskh gihf ~ ia-h Oswego New York.
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GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE

/ - - a
To be given to the purchasers of either of
the following hpandsone cana .s.a'a 8lIf \
ESGRAYINGS, viz:
ASHLAND THE HOME OF CLAY.
WAsHI keE M "a REH4ST w4 GsE9R S5!
TON, and JOHN q. BRECslENRIDGE.
The following gentlemen have kindly
consented 70 take charge of and control the
drawing, with the distinct understanding
that we are to have nothing whatever TO
40 With IL; w; Ex,Goy Robinson.
ton, Lexington. KY; Hon. r. K. Hunt,
Lexington. Ky; Hon. j. b. Beck. Lexing-
fRS an ky; f. y. sayer, OF u; A ssyer & Co,
Grinstead. bradley & Company. bank
Mi Mif;cb JqIdEe sor $. .s 3 Goodioe, Thomas
Bank, Lexington. KY; NJ. C.. johnson,
ESQ. President Northern Bank of Ken
Ten per cent. premium win be allowed
10 any person getting up club OF ten or
more su bscribers. to be paid either in En-
in money when the drawing is completed.
All money az received win be deposited
IN bank and held until the drawing taxes
completed, the money win be refunded TO
the purchasers of Engravings. The draw
ing will take place
On THE FOURTH OF JULY NEXT,
Or sooner if the tickets are disposed Of In
which event timely notice viii be given.
'ticulars Agents viii be appointed in all
parts of the country.
-f-s& fENGRAVING5 s. EACH,
And a certificate given TO each purchaser
of an Engraving, in the Phoenix Hotel
FREE OF CHARGE.
Remit by drafts. Postoffice money orders,
or in sums OF one hundred dollars and over
in Greenbacks by express to
-nrih ~ GRiGSBY & ROBINSON,
6 Li1sJf9 Phoenix Hotel Lexington, Ky.
4. - LIST OF PREMIUMS,
No. l. Pho nix Hotel AID lot, leo feet front
as3 ON Main, by 2S5 1eet deep on Mulberry,
- Sl50,000;
And 80 other valuable premiums, ranging
y from 81, 500 down to so each.
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A Man OF q Thousand.

- = OO1s,UoIt T 4 OUNED.
a 4 DR.: III. JAMES a retired physician of
great eminence,s discovered, while in the
East lt,dies a certain cure for Consumption
Asth ma, Bronehftis, Coughs, CotdS and Gen.
by HIM when his only child, a daughter.
was given up to die. His child was cured,
and Is now alive and we'll DESTROYS of
benehting his fellow m0rtals he will send
TO those who wish it, the receipt, ntain-
ing full directions for making and success
fully using this remedy, free, ON receipt
OF their names, with two stamps TO pay
the expenses. There is not single syinp-
tom of Consum pffon. that IL does not at
once take hold OF and dissipate.. Night
sweats, .peeyishn ess, irritation of The
nerves, failure of memory, dificult expec-.
toratfons sharp pains in the lungs soar
throat, chilly sensations. nausea at the
away of the muscles. 49, s. I. ---s',s5
pS The writer win please state the name
81 OF the paper They see this adyertiseWent
l032. Race Street. Philadelphia. Penn.
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nAINTS FOR FARMERS AND
& OTHERS.-The Grafton Mineral
Paint Company are now manufacturing
the Best. Cheapest and most Durable
PANT in. uses two coats. well put on,
mixed with pure inseed Oil, will last ten
or fifteen years It is of a light brown or
beautiful chocolaIe, color, and can be
changed to green, lead, stone, drab, olive
or cream 10 suit the taste of the consumer
II Is valuable for Houses, Barns, Fences,
Carriage and Car makers. Pals and w ood-
en-ware, Agricultural Implements, Canal
Boats, Vessels and Ships Bottoms, Canvas,
Metal and sbingle Roo SGT being Fire and
Water PROOF Floor Oil Cloth Manu-. lons.
Mauuf, having used in the past year 1000
IBIS. and as 2 paint is Unsurpassed for
BODY, DURABILITY elasticity. and adhesive
ticulars. Price cents per pound, or IS per
barrel. Of 300 lbs, which WIN supply a far
Iner for years to come. None genuine un-
less branded In the, trade mark Grafton
Mineral Paint Works. Inquire of your
paint dealers, or address 80 \ TIa
AZ it'ilalI7'ilh DANIEL BIDwELL, .
.f....a =. No, 25i Pearl Street. New. York. -
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Water Wheels! Water Wheels!

VALENTINES Patent Turbine. The
" best in use. Manufactured by valet.-
tine & Co., Fort Edward, y. Y. Prices mod
crate. Send for circular. A .ents wanted.
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L. II. WALKER IL CO.'S

Il. II. WALKER d cos
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING HOUSE
Cor. Main and Sixth Streets.
..f LOUISVILLE, KY.
Advertisements received at publishers
lowest rates, for all newspapers thro shouL
the United States and Canadas.
Wholesale Contracts
Made with extensive advertisers. Mer-
chants, manufacturers. and all others
whose business requires advert Using, are
invited to correspond with Us. and learn
our special terms. All orders, no difference
hoy large or small, faithfully and prompt
ly executed.
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MAPLE SUGAR d. MOLASSE.S
"HOLESALE AND RETAIL AZ
VICKERY BROS,
mayio 70 Main Street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

DOCK AGENTS wanted for -
- "BErONDsT THE ALSSLSSIPPI;"
FROM THE GREAT River TO THE
.Is a7f GREAT OCEAN. IT
: Life and adventure on Prairies, Noun
tains, and the Pacific Coast. With over 40
descriptive and Photographs Views of the
Curiosities or the new States and Terrific
I, IBY4LBERT ID. RICHARDSON.
T Send for Circulars and see our. terms. ana
a full description of the work. Address
4 'sa-A NATIONAL co.,
- las West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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WILLIAM STGERsoN. Real Estate
Agent, and Conveyancer. s20. Walnut
street, nnder Southern HoteI), st. Louis
missouri. Real Estate bought and sold on
Commission, Catalogues giving descriptio
81 city and county property. issued month
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Wholesale Contracts

MACHINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .ak
AVA tanned Leather Betting, all sizes, on
hand and for sale cheap.
~ - ALBERT POTTS,
N. e. cor. Third and Willow Streets,
Philadelphia.
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st91sA .tais Z. s9NA ,0sa5>4 f-f9ls9ic
r1#mr~ gaAK az .se
saesaays uaS,1 s-ssla
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burst, and killed the second engineer,
Fred. Fureh. Happily, the only addi-
iional injury done was the scaldiug to
death of four cattle. The boat returned
yesterday morning and turned her cargo
over to the Continental
STEAMBOAT PRIsrIEG. We respectfully
ask our steamboat friends to call and ex-
anime the specimens Of fine steamboat
printing daily executed at the PUBLIC
LRDoER office. Our priceS will be found
TO compare favorably with those OF Gin
cinnati or St. Louis, ana to be greatly
below those asked by other city offices.
Bring your orders directly to us, and
save the commission charged by pa ties
who take in work they are not prepared
to execute. lI fV |N I
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are impressed with the idea that the
Emancipation Proclamation conferred
on them the right TO be free and live
without work. They loaf around and
steal all the clothing, fuel and provisions
they need to keep body aud soul together.
1t would be a good idea to drive all such
from our midst, or ship them up North
to Thad. Stevens and others who love
them so we'll. Several Of these confsea-
tors run short Of provisions on wednes-
day, and that night made n raid on the
smokehouso Of ]. Il. r. Ray, who resides
on Kerr avenue, helping themselves to
about two hundred and fifty pounds OF
meat, seyenty.fye pounds Of lard and
other provisions. They got clear of with
their supplies, and have not been heard
Of since
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Money Market.

Gold advanced to 1876 buying. and is active.
City Scrip active at 1880. County warrants
selling at 80 to 95 Southern money is duh and
rates are barely maintained. Brokers pay the
following rates for State banks Bank of Chat
tanooga, 10; Bank of Memphis, par; Bank of
Middle Tennessee, 90 Bank Of Tennessee (Old
issue), 80; Bank of West Tennessee. so; City
Bank of Nashville. 80; Commercial Bank. par /;
Merchants Bank. 95; Ocoe Bank, Is; Plan
tcrs' Bank. So; Southern Bank. %; Bank Of
SholbyviIle. 80; Traders Bank, @i Union
Bank, IS.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Postotiice at Memphis
Tenn, Friday, February %, 1867.

Published in the daily newspaper having the
LARGEST CIRCULATION in the circuit Of
the Memphis Postuhice.
TO obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" give the
date of the list and pay one cent for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Place the postage stamp on the upper right
hand corner aud leave space between the stamp
and direction for post-marking without inter-
fering with the writing.
N. B." A request for the return of letter
to the writer, if unclaimed within thirty days
or less, written OF printed. with the writer g
name, postOffice and State across the left-hand
end of the envelope, on the face side. will be
complied with at the usual pre- paid rate OF
the writer. "--Sec. 49, Law of 1868.
Letters addressed TO street and number will
be delivered free by carriers.
60 Office hours from IA am. TO pun. Sum
days from y TO 10 O'Clock am
ROBERT C. GIST. Postmaster,
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Boats Leaving To-day.


Boats Leaving To-Day.
Louisville and CineinnaH-The pop
ular Ohio river packet Darling will de
part for Porkopolis at 8 o'clock thi
evening, in charge of that genial gen.
tleman, Capt j. NJ. Chenoweth. He
Office is in charge of A. F. Power, whc
has the peculiar knack of making all pas
sengers comfortable. Cincinnati travel
ers should remember the Darling
Vicksburg and Nep Orleans. The
magnificent steamer Atlantic, one ofth,
finest crafts that floats upon the waters
of the Mississippi, departs for Vicksburl
and New Orleans at five o'clock this
evening. She has clever set of officers
headed by Capt J. 81. Mckee.
Arkansas Rirer.-Cspt Reese Prit
chard's gay craft will depart for Little
Rock this evening. The Celeste has J.
r. Sayler to preside at her desk, and Joe
Thomas to assist him in looking after
the welfare of passengers. Make note
of it.
S. Francis RiUer.-The justly popu-
lar St. Francis river packet Natoma will
sail at five this evening in charge OF
Capt j. S. Cummings Her Office is
occupied by Will Clark and James Lyons,
clever gentlemen and able clerks.
Cairo and s. Louis. The popular st.
Louis packet Marble City departs at five
clock this evening. c. M. Parsons
presides in the office, and Capt. Tschudi
is her commander.
White Rirer.-The ]. S. McCune de-
parts for all navigable points on White
river at FIVE o'clock this evening. Capt
Morg. Bateman is commander and VIM.
l.. Ely clerk. The MeCune is a reliable
craft, has gentlemanly officers and will
do to travel on.
Boats Leaving Tomorrow.
Arkansas Riuer.-The beautiful steam
er Rose Hambleton, Capt John Clay
comb, will depart for Little Rock tomor-
row evening at FIVE o'clock. Levy a
Miller are her agents.
Miscellaneous.
All the upper rivers are on a rise. The
latest news from them will be found in
our telegraphis columns.
The river reaches, says Louisville
exchange, almost to MoOrhead d Co.'S
door, on Fourth street, and there is about
two feet water on the corner next to Ben.
Durreti's clothing store. We have no
idea how much is in the canal or on the
falls, but suffice it to say there are dead
loads" Of it-more than we have any use
for.
A ST. Louis exchange says 4 horrible
accident occurred on the Atlantic ard
Company's steamer Lady
Gay about one o'clock. She left for New
Orleans On hour previous, and when ar
rived opposite CarondOlet her cylinder
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FUTILE ARRESTED. -Policeman futile,
who recently went to st. Louis and gave
bonds for his appearance to answer the
charge of horse stealing, has been ar
rested by Sheriff Winters in compliance
with orders from Gov. Brownlow. This
arrest, we believe, is also for the st. Louis
horse. stealing case. Tuttle was released
by Judge Hunter on giving one thousand
dollar bonds for his appearance when
called upon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-22

PIrrsBURG CoAL-Briggs a Peterson,
Office IL Madison street Branch Office,
10 Union street,. B. Moseley, agent
We are the only coal merchants who
weigh ON the city scales 3
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GERMAN LETTER LIsr,-We have re-
ceived the following communication in
regard to the German letter list, which
Is published in German paper in com
pliance with orders from Washington.
We publish the list as furnished by the
post office officials:
EDIToRs PUBLIc LEDGER: To your
letter list is generally column of for
egn letters consisting in letters for
Italians only. Allow me to draw
your atieation to the fact that there are
Germans and other foreigners, besides
Italians, in Memphis, who would like to
End their names, if necessary, in your
pnper. The list of German LISTERS is
usually G small one, and speaking now
ID the plural, must we, for the sake Of a
stray letter, subscribe TO a German pa
psr2 By inserting the German letters
10 your paper you will greatly Oblige a
rood many GERNAS SUBSCRIBERS.
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New MEMPHIS THEATRE.-Many thou
sand persons have nearly killed them
selves laughing while reading Handy
Andy" as written by Lovel, and the per-
sonation of the laundering hero by Mr..
Florence last night WIS such a correct
delineation that many persons laughed
more than they had for month or year
previous. Mr.. flanagan as Esquire
Eagan," the fine old Irish gentleman,
was perfectly at home and did well. The
Onah " of Mrs Gulick was very good
In the protean farce of Thrice Married,
Mrs. Florence sustained several charac-
tiers in charming manner, singing and
BANGING in style that always called for
an encore. She is undoubtedly orc of the
best versatile actresses on the American
stage. Tonight Mrs. Florence will take
benefit, on which occasion Born to
Good Luck and The Young Actress will
be produced In the latter piece Mr.
Florence will initiate several leading
tragedians and Mrs. Florence sustain FIVE
characters with songs and dances. To.
morrow night The Colleen BapR will be
produced for the last time.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATRE-MR. AND NJ

NEW MEMPHIS THEATRE-MR. AND MRS.
W. j. FLoREScE-" Born TO Good Luck T"
and Young Actress"
GREENLAw OPERA HOUSE. BuIsLAY
FAMILY. r
BLUFF CITY MUsEUM--cor. Jefferson and
Second sts.-Fine collection Of Living Curl
osities. .I .4t..I .f
NEW OLYMPIC THEATRE.-New and at
tractiye programme nightly.
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CHAScERY COURr. : The following
eases we're disposed of yesterday: C A
Siillman, agent, etc, vs. II B Hagan ct
Al, bill dismissed; F Hurrell VS. S S
Brown, bill dismissed; Thos Morrissey
vs. Samuel MOsby, exe'r, ct al, final de-
cree; Louisa Ragan vs. Ben May ct al,
decree in favor Of complainant; William
CLARK vs. S II Stanton ct al, injunction
dissolved VIM G Ford ct al vs. Martha
s Wright, demurrer Overruled; William
Batlle vs. X J 3 Vim ct al, final decree;
CT Chahin & Co. vs. J Boose ct al, de.
nurrer oyerruled RI TOriap vs. A Hop
ton ct al, decree Of sale; Mary II Clark
tlal vs. a J Donslson. bill dismissed !;
IA Dalton ct al vs Miles Owen ct al,
fnal decree. To-day is motion day.
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A DRFAULTER-The Apalonche states
that Francke Mason, of thefrm Of Mickle,
Mason & Ragland, has departed for
parts unknown after swindling several
citizens of money and goods to the tune
of twenty thousand dollars. Mason halls
from New Hampshire where he was q
Baptist preacher. He came to this city
with the Federals, and was looked upon
as q worthy individual before he left
town,
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Local NorIors, inserted among the
reading matter, viii be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
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Special Notices.


Special Notices will be inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line fc9 each insertion.
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BIsHoP QUmrARD. AT q recent meet.
log Of the Board Of Trustees fths Uni
versity Of the South, at Montgomery,
Alabama, Bishop Quintard, of this city,
was elected Vice Chancellor Of the insti.
tution.
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PITTsBURa Coal AND Gas CoEE.
Brown 4 Jones, Office 247 Second street
Branch Office 1853 Main street-R. Q.
flite, agent, isg nI l45
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The STRUGGLE is OVER AS the mea-
gre sheaves bowed to the main sheaf o.
the field, so the whole brood of imitation
and counterfeit extracts have bowed to
the sovereign perfume of the day-Pha-
Ions Night-Blooming Cereus.' They
have gone to oblivion, where they belong.
Rock Island Union. LAG