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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-27

THE COMPLEXION BEAUTIFIER or THE
AGE-From testimonials, which we
have carefully examined, nom the first
druggists, chemists snd dentists, and
from some OF the leading ladies Of st.
Louis, Jefferson City and Quincy, we are
satished that Mrs. Jaekson's "Queen
BEES Complexion Wssh,N or the Ladies'
celebrated Rcse Pink Besutifier is bound
TO supersede all other cosmetics q den
t~ifrices, now in Use in this country. The
recipe for preparing it was purchased by
a foFme. American minister at Paris, at
an expense Of five hundred francs. 1t Is
A standard cosmetic used by the Court
beauties Of France. By its use the cele-
brsted Madame Yestris preserved her
beauty to a very late period in life. II
from the skin Gl stains, tan,
pimples, freckles and eruptions. II
brings out to the eUrface Of the
skin that beautiful, delicate car
nation which imparts such a d.
vine beauty and almost rsdisnce TO
the complexion, and transforms the
ssllow hue and blOtched face to 8 pearly
whfteness. It is manufactures from the
essential oils OF our native flowers, III the
laboratory Of one OF the best chemists in
st. Louis. And Wjthal, there is nothing
in the slightest degree deleterious, as
certified by some of the most celebrated
French aud German ohsmistc. 1t Is
also a most efficient aud useful tooth
wash, removing scurvy from the gums
and tartar and scurf from the teeth,
srrasting decay, hardening the gums,
and leaving in the mouth a most refresh
ing taste. 1t 10 also highly recommended
for sore throat, sore mouth, cRnker OF the
stomach and bowels, and serOfulous
symptoms. Let a preparation, so useful,
SO delightful aBd so thoroughly estab-
Iished, be at once introduced into our
CITY and State. Mrs. jackson, the
proprietress, q Southern lady, is at the
Waitemore House, and respectfully
~solielts calls from ladies, when they can
test the virtues of her incompatible
wash free Of charge.
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sang with great spirit "Norah O'NeiLs
This young lady, besides possessing per-
sonaI beauty, has q fine stage presence,
and takes a prominent place IN the
tableaux and dances. Mr.. Davidson a.
g Kreutzer f" was very amusing, and as
usual, Nj. Denier's +" Frog y was an ex-
quisite piece of drollery. The scenery
and costumes continue 10 excite admirR-
ton, and merit the most they could re-
ceive. MI. beagle Is iDdefatigable IN his
efforts to produee the Tale Of EnehGnt-
ment in the finest style, and none who
witness it can fail to acknowledge his
success. There viii be 3 Matinee on
Saturday Afternoon, for the purpose Of
enabling those who cannot leave home
after night to have an opportunity Of
seeing in all its splendor the Tale Of En-
chdntHent.
VARIETIEs.-The Varieties was well
attended last night and the audience
was much pleased with the dancing Of
Carrie Cornell, Fannie Williams and
Miss Sallis Z. EIdridge. The singing Of
Miss Ada Wray and the character acting
Of VIM. Payne Wray never fall to please.
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on MATHs.

Until further notice the Malls VIII close as
follows:
For Cairo. Chicago. st. Louis, NASHVILLE LOUIS
Vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland, f1tbspurE lblla-
deInhia. BuGalo, Albany, New YORK AAll-
more. and al cities north ana VEST Al
Gl6 pm. -
For Chattanooga, Richmond, WHshingtont
Aurusta. Columbus, Ca, Montgomery Mo-
bile. Ala, New YoFk, Nashville and ahciues
south and east, a. 5aA pm.
FOR New OrIsans. Baton Rouge, Jackson Miss,
VieksburE, Natchez, and al cities south, al
Ap-m.
All stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads at $50 pm.
All stations on Memphis and Louisville snC
branch railroads AZ 3 pm.
All stations on Memphis and Charleston, Ms
sissippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur. Nashville and Chattanooga aud
East Teunessse- railroads at ara.
For Little Rock, Pin Bluu and al landings
en- Arkansasaud White rivers lsemi-WeeklyJ,
Tuesdays aud Saturdays.
Mississippi rtvgr-southt (ssL--WeeAyl tues
DAYS and b~aturdaya.
Mississippi river-nOrth, (semi-Weeklyh Mon
days and Fridays.
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and pledge our reputation for the nlnlmert OF
what We here declare. IN almost every In
stance where the infant Is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, rellsfEm be .fonnd In nfteen
or twenty minutes after the syrEp is admins
tered.
Fun Observation-Disclosures MS spTsusny each
Be sure and call for
"Mrs. winsIow's Soothing syrup"
Having the fac-simile OF curtis a Perkins .
on he outside wrapper. Al Others are base
limitations.
sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price. only Ii Cents per Bottle.
OFF1CEs-2I5 Fulton street. Nv York; A5
High Holboru, LOudon, England; al 81. Paul
street, Montreal. Canada. ocE cod ON
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AMUsEMENTs

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-At this
favOrite place of amusement The Cricket
was produced, with Miss Fanny Price as
4" Fanehon,p a character which she sus-
tanned with great credit, her rendition
thereof being better than that Of Miss
Melville's snd quite equal to Maggie
Mitchell. She Is an actress vino has
made her own way in the dramatic
world by merit only, and as such is
deserving Of all praise. She is q young
lady of rare merit and pleasing appear
ance. Her articulation is good, and her
rhetoric correct. She cannot fail TO please
the appreeiative plsy-goers who frequent
this theater. The star was ably sup
ported by Mr.. Hanchett as " Father
Bsrbeaud,n with Frank Roche as " Ian
dry" Mr.. Ellerton failed to appear as
{. Didier," but Shirley France
acted the part in a very
creditabls manner. Mrs. Allen
played old F'Fadet" in excellent style.
The [" Mother Barbeaud" Of Mrs. Moore
was very good, as was the Madelon +"
OF Miss Fanny Pierson. Tonight we
are to have LucTetia BOTQid, with Miss
Price as the /" Prisoner" and the after
piece Of the CtOckRdkeT's Hat. With
this bill the house should be filled to
OVERLOOKING. We have heard many Of
our fair friends express the opinion that
| Manager Thompson would continue his
Saturday matinees, which were inaugu-
rated last Saturday, for the qualification
OF the ladies and children. We hope he
may be induced TO do so. We are adj
vised that the sensational drama of
| NobodyIs Daughter Is In active prepars-
ton aud will shortly be produced. In
| this piece Miss Price sustsins three sepa-
rate characters.
GREENLAw OPERA HOUsE-TALE OF
ENcHANTlIENT. = The dampness and
! mud prevailed last evening, and very
few ladies ventured out. Consequently
the Greenlay Opera House was not
honcred BY the presence OF many, as was
| the case the previous evening. The
male portion of the house, however, was
| extensive, and the applause very ire
duent. The dancing Of Miles Galetti
and Auriol, and Mons. Cordeili, was
superb; and the young ladies who re-
lieved the premiere ddHseuse, after one
of her grGnde pas, danced very grace
fully, and were d~essrvedly ~applauded.
She who has the auburn curls, and such
radiant eyes, will make a splendid dan
ssuse one OF these days. Her form is
exquisite, although she is yet very
Young. Miss Helen De We're, as
HGrstehen,p was received with every
mark Of favor, and her song,
aReet me in The lane, dear,
when the clock strikes nine"
was enthusiastically escored, when shs
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land Tor sale.

undivided one-hglfintareatln 5Q,00acres
a OF Red nvsr bottom land, In Lafayette
and SEWER counties, ArEAnsas.
Tlfsluterest, the title % which sperfeet, VII
- sold AZ a low figure, for oue-third eaEu ana
fhe remainder al one and " years, WitEont
Interest
Efso S1a acres OF magnificent ArkRnsRa
river bottom land. above al overflow, and the
uueet body OF land in the state, in CraWiofu
county, Arkansas.
Thase lands W1u be sold together or in par
ceis, Tor cash.
Attorneys az Law,
mhg-fF Zs3 Main street. hemphls
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JOE LOCKE, Avalanche building, %
Jefferson street, has just received Frank
Leslie's Magazine, The Land We Love,
Every Saturday, Monthly, the Eclectic
Magazine, New York Weekly, Harper's
Weekly, Scientific American, National
FreemasOn, the Ball Chronicle, Irish
American, Freemanis Journal, Irish
Republic, Boston Pilot, Irish People,
Irish Citizen, (Mitchell's paper Courier
des Etats Unis, Leslie Zeitung, Demo-
cFat. Bslletrisches Journal, Stats Eel
tuug, Police News, Police Gazette, Army
aud Navy Journal, New York Mercury,
SoOthern Society, London News, LON
don Times, and all Of the latest maya
zines and dailies. Keeps constantly on
band books, stationery, etc. ete. Give
him a call.
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IT Is with pleasure we recommend to
the iRsHriDgpublic the Travellers Life and
Accident Insurance Company, Is Madi-
son street. It's plans give TO les policy
holders more advantages than GUg in
the city. II grants 10 the regular life
policy holder indemnity Of from SIS to
$50 per week, 10 addition b the induce
ments Of most companies. II. 7. Butler
is its General Agent, who will take
pleasure in explaining Its plans and
proving his explanations with official
Stale documeote.
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AID SOCIErY-The third regular dis
tribution Of premiums Of the Mississippi
Agricultural, Educational and MGnUfac-
turing Aid Society will take place at
Vicksburg, Miss, on Saturday next.
There will be SIG, 500 distributed to hold
ers Of certificates Those who have not
renewed their certificates can do so by
calling on W. II. PassmOre & Co, east
side OF Court square. Also those who
msy wish 10 buy certificates can there
order certificates In this well conducted
and reliable enterprise, whose profits are
distributed for benevolent and useful
-r-u.aaa
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CIVIL ENGINEERING.-We were glad
10 learn yesterday that our y0ungfriends,
Capt Ike A. Hood and Will. ). Moon,
have forFaed q eOpartnership in the civil
engineering ana Surveying business, and
opened an Office at No 4 Towards Row.
They are both gentlemen, well qualified
in every particular to perform justly any
basiness called for IN their profession.
They have done good service in the lost
eause, Rnd now seek TO make an honest
living BY hard labor. We know the
Captain Intimately aud have 20 hesit&-
ton in endorsing him fully. His partner
Is OF the right stamp.
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rbe PLANTATION ofthe lste 0 y Han,
liz ~ -eased- containing llN aers, A5usteo
- sasf OF Memphis, near the Flgeon
800. SO acres cleared ard In a me
49, yo- cultivation. The place VIII be rented
IN i b5dv or any number OF acres 70 sall ZEN
Honsss ~ new and in good order VITA
Ia-v couveHiences, lEcludlng ON, AIA1
BIaeksmuh's shop. etc. -
Also. EJ0 acres rcn Eoeom 1tuu 100
- r+vzr- with Comfortable improvements anu
TTasr rood fence; Will be rented Ia a Dody or
in quantity te sutt tenants SO acres open
Amply 10 F. ". IRVINE % Front ROW ISF
f1rtbeT information, or JOHN 3 CAhNL9f
EdEiuistrator ohn r. EamLla, aece&sel
Hemphis. November -, 1851. noF-4n
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FOR SAFE.
.OR SALE OR RENT

AFARM OF 80 acres. 90 acres in cultivation,
wrh a good Dwelling House, Gin House, Grist
yin Cation Gin and Pres, Peach and Apple
orchard. surawberrys, Rsspoerrys and other
r1lIts. The renter or purchaser viii have the
refusal ofthe proveuder, stoekand implements
81 agriculture now on the place-known as
the " Buster Place, 4 miles nom Aemphis, one
mile from tie Pigeon Roost road. Inquire OF
ID Y DENIS. I-s wain street novzslW
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NOT EXAMINED.-Ons OF cur cOtenl-
poraries stated that Angelo Mare, the
supposed murderer of James Mslatesta,
was TO be examined before a Justice OF
the Peace yesterday. This proceeding
did not take place, but We learn that a
true bill wss found against the accused
By the Grand Jury.
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TIE PAvEMENT.-We were glad TO
notice yesterday that the ~chsingang
were employed in scraping the pave
meut on Adams street. It is very proper
that the streets should be kept clean.
In other cities the proPerty-holders are
required 70 do this work. Why should
il not be SO in Memphis
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FnR RECT FOR FEE YgAR 1853.

FARM. in The immedlEts vlciaitv
a or Germantown. sad not more than nan
a mile from the DEPOT. containing some reE5nt.
i've acres about ha'f OF which ~L4culIFaIp
ne halauce In grove and timber, win COCO
and comfortable dwelling hoUSa. cpnlaln41E
SIX rooms. with out house, etc, 3 gppd spiLhE
OF never falling water aud ozner apFelLts
P,xzsssou gwen IN the LIST OF January neNtanu
eudIuz the IIst OF December following Apply
81 Herrv T. Jones, living IN sight Of the place
nI-5-Fsw5ws HENRY 7. JOSES.-
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BADLY BEATEN.-A negro named
Ben. Austin was assaulted on the levea
at the foot Of Jefferson street, yesterday,
by three cOlOred brethren, sud badly
beaten. The cause could not be ssceF-
tanned. Officer John. Fenton arrested
the accused and lodged them in the
Adams street statioBhOuse. They will
have an interview with DIR. Commits
siouer Richards this morning.
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No RIGHT TO TT.-Mrs. Lear had in
her possession bills bearing Mr.. Spinusr's
autograph, amounting TO about nine dol
lars, legal tender, which belonged 10
Violet johnson, q c0lOred lass. Charles
Peoples, q son Of Ham, by false repre-
seuIation succeeded getting the money
from the lady. Complaint was however
and Charles arrested. He will
come before Justice Miller on the 30th.
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- Residrllce 10 Rent

UyBAT eieeant and spacious Dwelling No; "
court street containing some ten or tNsisS
r01mA in excellent cOudluon- Eulbaple' 49,
"a Genital location, f0E q urst-class h9e5aLns
b.rsa or prfvafe residence. TEHMsEAN Pel
s1gUm. navabls monthly IN advance by h0uS
wei TEELEVANT. ATTY az Law,
= jefferson street
s over Citizens Union bank.
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~,y45V ,i,srts Of the late 81. R. Hlu Esq, and
smftb IL Ali. are hereby nouneo that
t1oo-oafion in regard 30 thetr business
~an ~ obtained RON Messrs stephens q
.tte-1T-E-at-}aw p Madison street. An
vboge ehsrge the papers and unfinished busl-
- Sa,-e bsen placed. They viii give attention
10 me business until the paItlg- Y5He
-9 - 80 noV23 wv
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new brick business House, tnree syOLlea
mems. i1st completed, AZ No 2 HoWarls h1N,
Also. tae Whsatley plantation, eight miles
80 -esI n contains GO acres OF Fertile
omen land under good fence, with improve
fI-uts located so a. 70 make tue place s1scepu-
NE ~ division into Fhres tracts o. ~ HcE6
each This i one OF the best places IN the
c0untrv. suftahle for gram or cOtton-zroWlng'
or for a stock farm 80
st-sat. 81 Weavsr, on the plantation.
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ABOUT twenty lots are still unsold In
the Meath subdivision just south Of the
terminus OF the street railway, which
will be positively sold today the sale
commencing at ten O'Clock. II you
would make a paying investment don't
neglect 10 attend this sale.
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THANRsaIvING.-As will be seen BY
our advertising columns, all the leading
RANKS and BANBERsO Of our city advertise
that they will observe the national
holiday set aside by the President.
Several INSTITUTIONS processing TO do
a banking business, may avail themselves
OF this oppOrtuHity-t2 be closed If checks
are presented, and Opa9 20 Sspositors.
In Justice. therefore, 10 those who sos
form 20 the Presidents Proclamation, We
call the attention Of Oh readers 70 their
card. as well as the separate cards OF the
First National and the Commercial
Ranks.
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INPORTAEF, &c, INsURERs.-ln our ad-
vertising column appears the statement
of an Insurance. Company familiar to all
insurers-the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company company which has Pur-
sued the even tener Of its way, and by
good, safe and prudent management
together with q iudicious selection OF its
agents, has gradually strengthened its
resources until it stands second to no In
nranc Company represented IN our
city proportionately to its capital. One
of the best reasons, however, which re-
eommends it to the confidence Of our
people, is that it is represented by H. A.
LittIetOn.
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FUNERALs-The funeral Of Mr.. Au-
gustine VaccsrO took place from St.
Peters Church, on Adams street, yester-
day morning, the services being per-
formed by that estima5ie clergyman,
Rev. Father Eatland.
Tire lsmented Malatesta wss buried in
the afternoon, his funeral being attended
not only by a number OF his personal
friends and countrymen, bat by q large
~concgurse Of citizens.
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ROBBED OF KENO MoNEY.-A young
man, a night OF two since, was fortunate
enough 10 win about one hundred dollars
at keno, which he put in his vest pocket
and proceeded toward home. he was
met on the corner OF POntOtoc and Main
streets by two men, one Of whom pre-
scented a pistol to his head and demanded
his money which wss handed over
How long will the fOst-pads have their
sway IN our midst?
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NOTICE

Steiner Bros. & Baum are deter
mined to give UP Business by the lst
of January, and. therefore, offer
their entire Wholesale and Retail
stock of Clothing, Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at less than New
York cost. This being no Humbug,
the Public viii do well to call on
them and secure Bargains Remem-
Der the place.
STEINER BROS. IL BAUM,
2SS Main, Cor. Madison st.
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ON and after the 2a inst, our rates loI on
which inelndes, as before. one Drayage, Coyef-
dpg sample Holes and Fire Insurance VINE ~
our poEse7sinn. AilCofton received fhlph 70
80 dste- viii be charged ~ 81 80 per bale ior
COMPRISING.
Afbing for COMPRISING are due ana payaole
western Freight 4 Cotton Press Co,
RvI MERRITT, President.
Gill MAURh,
Chickssaw steam Cotton Press
- Kovembar u. IE5. nova ~
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DRESS MAKING.-Mrs. RasODover,
late Miss Hattie Lindsay, is prepared
to make dresses Of the very latest and
most approved styles, and in the very
neatesr manner. Her establishment is
over MGffatt's trimming store, on Main
street between Union and GayOso streets,
west side. Ladies who have had their
dresses made by Mrs. R speak OF her as
a m0dists in the highest terms.
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VALUABLE RIVER PLANTATION
SALE or RENT.

nUE farm known as the Richardson place, m
TiDTou county, Tenn, i've miles below ran
F.r11 cortafusnr Sc acres. OF which 40 acres
&c., aud under Z hne state % rultiyo-
non There sre on the place Geomfortaole aEe-
ing h-uss AID negro cabins good GIN rouse
az IN ueeaegay o~uthouSeS. 1eriHs reasoha9ie.
a-1iv 10 sshe McLeuuau g 20, ~ Front -
Ns.Tybis or to the undersigned At CoviaEon,
1eulG J.. r. PALMER
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IL DerS7ns interested viii take notice thRi
a Twil make application al The DBcembel
Term. $50, ofths County Couu Of SHELBY coun'
~ tennessee. for letters Of ADMINISTRATION mp
CHARLES HARRIS.
----H.-n L. LIZ nnELA LaMaM
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NOTICE.

TTyHE law Firm OF THOMPSON FRAZER
ts dissolved by mutual consent OF the par
ties. 10th Of them win rive attention 70 the
in their charge tII closed.
WM. q. THOMPSON.
{. W. FRAZER.
ar.--.-41a- On Te- uovlf
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A TEST OF THE CASH VALUE OF MEM
PHIs REAL EsTATE-Yesterday morn
ing a large crowd assembled 1t the cor
ner Of Adams and Second streets to wit
ness the sale Of three lots, each twenty
three feet front on Second street, by
sixty-fOur deep. The corner lot on
Adams street was sold at four hundred
and ninety-six dollars per foot, and the
inside at an average OF three hundred
and thirty dollars. This property has
been assessed for taxation at this price At
a cssh valuation, as we are advised.
When the cotton tax is removed, and
the people recover from the " big scar"
to which they were subjected by yellow
fever, Mr.. Coleman Boyd, the purchaser
Of this property, will double his money.
Temporary evils should hardly exert so
serious an influence upon the price OF real
property. In truth, the woes to which
The country is subjected will augment
the population OF the city and its
suburbs,
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NOTICES.
Notice.

WILL sell my lower Plantation 10 TGnica
1 county. ur exchange u Tor otAer gooc pr9p-
o. wears It is one o. the highest and best In
TIE bottom. sIout % miles below Memph&
I'VE - A. NkltaHN.
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II. persons holding claims against the e.
a tate Of David Weeks deoease1 are notlhsl
n. fnern with the undersigned within the
tfme prescribed by Law, OF they viii be barred.
r. SMITH, Administrator.
as tegJ osDI aWdTe
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HAVE YoU REGIsTEBED?-We are
advised by some Of the Ward Registrars
thst our citizens have been very back
ward in registering, under the impression
nat the certificate Of Dir. Davis will be
suHicient. 1.-THE law be repealed, it will
~ an right. bat If it should not be, they
viii cut themselves of from the privilege
through their own remissBess, IS the law
pre-cribes that the voter shall be regis
tered in his Ward, thirty days before the
election. Davis certificate IS the basis
Of registry for the Mayors election, and
as the books viii be shortly closed those
whom It concerns, and II should concern
every citizen, ought 70 take the earliest
opportunity Of registering their nsmes,
unless they choose that the election
shall 10 by default.
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60 Il r e r

Tbe residence Of DR.. VIZ. V. TAYLOR 81,
on Poplar street extended, Just BEYOND elty
fIwfrt 40 within one hundred yards OF the
rftv railway. nj house cJntalus ten En9Ms
Nth o-u.-Souses. two large cisteTns, ana ~
Other necessary convenience DoseIlsE
I,-ras Ecres Cd Land attached, comprising men
Earden spot, orchard, etc
VIII be rented either for one year OF le~s7u
"a 8 good fensrt for a term OF years
For terus, etc, apply 20 -
Attcrnay-at-Law, ov-r Commercial Bank
-r-TEnu
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FROM THE COUNTRY.-"A young
man from the country y was received sc
the county prison yesterday on s mlItl-
mus issued by Justice Brewer charged
with the crime Of petit larceny. Ire
sheriff viii present his s 10 the Cr-
cuit court for inv~estigati0n.
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DIsCHARGED.-Ex-policeman Charles
Rogers and the two inmates Of q house
Of ll-fsme, charged with stealing =
watch, the property Of NJ. Combs, Jr,
were discharged from custody yesterday,
the grand jury falling to find q true bill.