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CoNfETo GRIEF.-The practice Of steal
ing cotton in various points of the city,
but particularly on the bluff has become
50 great Of late as to attract the attention
of the officers OF the law. One I. Will
liams, a colored subject, was detected in
this nefariOus practice yesterday morn
ing by officer F. Wright and taken be-
fore a magistrate, when in default of
$1,000 bail he was placed where the dogs
wont hurt him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

LosF.-An innocent member Of the
eolored congregation named Green Rich
ards, came to town yesterday to sell some
cotton, and making the acquaintance of
one John Williams (B. NJ, he, after
some intercourse, found himself minus a
pistol and some g~reenbacks. Not know
ing anything better to do he applied to
John c. Creighton, ESQ., for a warrant,
which being placed in the hands of his
efficient deputy constable, Tom. Garvy,
speedily brought Williams to justice. He
will have an interview with Judge
Hunter in his turn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

Law COURT.-In this court yesterday
the first one hundred cases on the docket
were called. The case Of B. A. William
son, administrator, against Kirby and
others, was proceeding at the time Of
adjournment. Attorneys having docu-
ments of this court are desired to return
them for REMEMBERING.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

A GOOD ARTICLE-The ink manu-
featured by Mrs. Tucker, the widow of
one who offered up his life in the lost
cause, is all that is claimed for it. We
are under obligations for u supply, and
having tried it, pronounce it the very
thing. It may be found on sale at the
room Of the industrial aid society, in the
Stillman block, corner of Madison and
Second streets. Try it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

OUR MAIL FACILITIEs.-Knowing so
well as we do the faithful energy exer-
cised by our worthy postmaster, Col. R.
c. Gist, We feel some delicacy in COM
planning about the s~nnOyances expert
enced on account Of the irregularities in
the mails. We are constantly receiving
complaints about failures Of the mail, or
gross carelessness in the forwarding or
delivery. Several parties have been
compelled to discontinue their subscrip-
tons on this account, and say that only
eastern papers reach them with any reg
ularity. We would like to know who is
responsible for this negligence, and who
it is receiving pay from the people for
services not performed. There is gross
injustice or csrelessness somewhere, and
let those who are innocent clear them
selves from the OnUS. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

81. PATRIoK.-The society Of the
friendly sons of st. Patrick meet tonight
over EIson & Bros dry goods store,
Main street, al balf-past sever for the
election Of officers, and to make arrange
ments necessary to celebrate the ami
versary of their patron saint on the 18th
of March in a suitable manner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

A MOVE IN THE RIGHT Direction.
As will be seen by reference to the card
Of the Worsham house, the enterprisiug
and experienced proprietor, J. J. Wor-
sham, so long and favorsbly known in
our travelling community, has concluded
to keep pace with the spirit Of the times
by reducing his rates for board. One
whodoes not overlook the interests of his
friends-by conforming his prices to the
decline in the comparative cash, Ito
what everything was a few years ago.,
merits the patronage which this first
class hotel eDioys.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

THE POLICE BLL.-We publish this
morning the police bill as passed at
Nashville, which cOnfers extraordinary
powers. Read for yourselves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

ufs eturers Of tobacco in that city are
seri5usly contemplating Withdrawing
from business altogether, being fearful Of
inves ting what little money they have.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

CRIMINAL CoURT.-The jury was COM
pleted in the case Of Combs, and the ex-
animation of witnesses was proceeding
at close Of court.
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To she Patrons OF the Apnasl.

You are requested not to pay any car
riers without certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
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FoR oAIRn-

REGULAR MEMPHIS E CAIRO PAcEEr
For O~sceosa- HaIs's Point. New Maarfa-
hleAnan, tne Bendsl Columbus and cairo.
LADfa wars master, 2. P. Ward clerk
Leaves Memphis FOR the absve r.
and Intermediate points every -
MONDAY. at 8 pm fs5q4 IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

UD to the 3lst MGrch, 1S67.-We beg to
inform all discharged soldiers, white or
'colored,) who desire additional bounty
under act OF July %, 1856, that by orders
of the secretary Of war, their applica-
tions must all be fled on or before the
31st of March, 1867. If they are not, all
those coming in after that date will be
submitted to another department, ia
which from the large amount Of BUSINESS
it has daily to investigate, great delay
must and will necessarily arise in OBJ
tanning a settlement and we therefore
suggest the importance Of perfeeting
these claims with the least possible de-
lay-more especially as the departments
have commenced paying them. Bona
fde losers Of their discharge papers will
also do well to call upon US at Once.
NJ. COMBS, JR, & Co,
mhg II Postofice Building.
Nuns, late Nuns & Clark's Pianos,
at +. KatZenbach's. mbl3 2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

LUCKY BOy.-A brakeman on the
Memphis and Ohio railroad, named
Edward Griffin, received intelligence on
Monday that the sum Of ten thousand
pounds had been left him by the will of
his grandfather, who had recently died
in Canada. OF curse the young man
ceased to be q circular conductor and
went home to his maternal authority,
whom he had not seen for eight years.
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Removal.

." E have removed TO No. 282 Second street,
w opposite Court Square, and invite cur
riends, patrons, and the public generally, to
fall at the new stand. See advertisement in
cnother column
mil Ivy NATHAN BROS &CO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

For S1Ze.-The Household and Parlor
Furniture of IS5 and 1853 Main street,
consisting of bsdsteads and bedding, bu-
reaus, ~wardr0bes, chairs, sofas, carpets,
chandeliers, and other articles too tedi
Gus to mention; such that is found in a
well furnished boarding house. Parties
wishing to purchase can call and exam
inc for themselves. They must and will
be sold Immediately.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

The MeBrhis & Charleston Railroad
Will, after aednesday, March 18th, run
a train e Fscially to accommodate pas
sengers Ding to the Mobile q Ohio and
Mississippi Central railroads, leaving
Memphis at 7:10 I'm. The mail train
will leave Memphis at $40 pm, and the
SOmerville accommodation at $40 pm 4,
as heretofore. W. J. Ross,
GenL. Supt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

RIVER MATTERS.
Weather and RnsIness.

The weather continues cloudy, with
occasional rain. There has never been
such a long spell of wet, ugly, disagree
able, nasty, suicidal, inclement, execra-
bic, unpropitiousF miserable and villain
Gus weather as we have had for the past
twelve days. Business, like old Sol, has
deserted US, and our landing looks more
like a b~arB-yard than the port of q -four
ishing city. Owing to tbI@SnOn-arrival
Of our exchanges, We are left without
particulars of the river above, and are
dependent entirely upon the telegraphic
accounts, which are very meagre indeed.
That which interests u planters along
the water courses and our boatmen, the
agents Of the press at st. Louis, Louis
vile, Nashville and Cairo, pay the least
attention TO. The Cumberland at last
accounts was rising very fast. At st.
Louis the Mississippi is going up slowly.
The Ohio is rising all the way down, and
ct this point the river is still swelling a
very little. We cannot arrive at any
estimate Of the probable hight it will
attain here, but those wh0 profess to be
wise in this matter, and who have lived
upon the river bank for years, think that
it cannot rise more than a few inches
more. With the wet weather which we
have and the coming water which must
come out Of the Missouri and upper
Mississippi, it is hard to predict where
this food will end.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

AN EsCAPE-Quite an amusing cir
cumstance occurred yesterday morning
when anumber Of the changing escaped
from custody. The force at work num-
bered five. They were busily engaged
cleaning the crossings when four of the
number threw down their tools and left.
They were Of course pursued but not
captured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

AN EXPLANATION.-The item pub
lished in u paper yesterday morning,
headed " badly sold,' AYERS that Judge
Barbour Lewis was the victim Of acouple
of young men who were playing a con-
Madison streets the night previous. We
are assured by Judge Lewis that it was a
mistake, as he is not quite so gldzi5le in
money matters. We supposed the infor-
nation reliable, and in future shall look
upon anything coming from that source
with suspicion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13


Steamer Agnes, st. Louis.
Empire, Cincinnati.
COrneiia, New Orleans.
3" Stonewau, Louisville.
(" John Kilgour, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Cora s., Louisville.
{" st. Patrick, Vicksburg.
" Commercial, White river.
+" Agnes, White river.
(" Cornelia, st. Louis.
" Stonewall, New Orleans.
" John Kilgour, New Orleans.
Beats IN Port.
Mary Swan, Mollie Hambleton, EN-
pire, Emperor, Guidon, Cleaner, Golden
Era, Silver Moon, Harry Dean, Rose
Hambleton.
We publish the following from the
local inspector Of this port, relative to
the lookup safety valve;
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UNDERTAKER.-To have ones friends
buried is not a pleasant thought, but it
oftimes becomes a necessity, and in such
cases it is necessary that it should be
well done. Our old fellow-eitizen and
Young alderman Thos. o. Smith is in the
business at 50 Monroe street, ready to
execute ali orders. His card will be
found in u advertising columns this
morning
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

Rer. s. H. Ford, III. D., has assumed
the Presidency Of st. Lazarus College.
f. Hampton is Professor Of Mathemat-
les. j. d. Duprey, of Lagrange, ThOs.
H. Ford, Primary Department.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORT
GAGEs.-W. J. Sloom to w. P. York,
deed, $500, a tract of 100 acres Of land
in Shelby county w. Hoblin and wife,
deed to P. York, S4lOO, two lots of land
inShelby county; J. A. McAIlister, mort
gage to Jno. t. Sway ne, steam saw and
grist mill near Colliersville; Fransioli
d Williamson, lease to A. Russell &
Co, lot on Adams street east Of the
bayou; G.. A. Wolf, to A. Khun, release
Of claim OF stock Of goods; Armstrong,
Dayton & Rogers, deed to j. J. L.
Dupuy, SlG66, an undivided half interest
in ten acres Of land in Rice's grant Jas.
Moore, mortgage to D. E. Stevens and
J.. G. Day, wagon and other property ;
G. s. Fenner, power Of attorney to r. d.
Frayser; w. A. and II. S. King, deed to
r. NJ. King, $1,000, six acres Of land three
miles east Of Memphis, on Kerr's sub
division; Gus. johnson, assignment Of
lease to J. F. johnson, on Poplar street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

Wagon and Carriage Material.
by Woodburn, smith a Co., No. %
Green street, 81. Louis
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THE OPERA.-Notwithstanding the
inclemency of the weather and the al
most impossible condition Of the streets
the audience at the Greenlaw opera
house last night was very large and
highly fashionable. OF the performance
we may say it was more than good, such
as is seldom seen in this city. Were it
not for the unpropitious weather, we are
sure the house would be filed to its ut
most capacity nightly to hear this most
excellent troupe. They remain here a
few nights longer. Go and see them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-A very
good audience was in attendance st the
New Memphis last night to see Mr..
Chanfrau's second appearance in the
T00dzes. He was huge in the Did0a0s Oic-
tim great. The MASTERPIECES will be
Sam, to which we look forward with
more than ordinary interest. Tonight,
TSeket-oE Leave Nan.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

UNITED STATES COURT.-The case Of
J.. McClanahsn was continued. The
case Of the Memphis ami st. Louis
packet company against the steamboat
St. Patrick was dismissed. In the case
Of the United States vs.. steamboat
Soutkerner, the court acted upon a petit
ton from sheriff Winters. This steam
boat, while lying at the landing IN this
city, was seized by the sheriff Of the
county for debt, and while in his possess
sion the marshal Of the United States
court seized it, and held possession Of it,
on a charge Of having conveyed cotton
from Mississippi for portS bOve, the rev.
emu tax, the charge alleged, not having
been paid on the cotton. The sheriff.
therefore, came before the United
States court with a petition asking,
that the seizure of the marshal might be
set aside, as the state court had posses
sion Of the boat at the time Of the mar
shal's seizure. His honor Judge Trigg
refused to set aside the seizure bv the
marshal Of the United States court. on
the grounds that the charge before that
court related back to a date anterior to
the claim advanced by the officers of the
state; and that charge, if sustained.
would work a forfeiture of the boat, on
the libel in the United States court. The
prayer Of the petition was, therefore,
rejected. The case Of A. ?. Merrill, IT.,
against the bank of West Tennessee was
proceeding when the court adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

Fire and Burglar Proof SGfes.-We
are again in receipt Of fourteen more Of
those greatly celebrated safes Of Marvin
Il Co.'s make. Bankers, merchants and
others who want a reliable safe can pro-
cure it at ORGILL Bros. & Co.,
Ieblg-lm Agents for Marvin 4 Co.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
Dfice---N0. 10 Madison Street.
CITY MATTERS.
Mississippi and tennessee Railroad.
Notice.

ARRIYE; DEFIANT
New Orleans Express. s;sO pm. a:45 pm.
Batesville Accommodates 2i5 "
feoA CP. OAKLEY, Gen. Ticket Ag't.
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Mock Turtle Soup to-day, at Charley's
restaurant and saloon. Free lunch every
day, Center alley, two doors below Madi-
son. IfyOg want to get something good
70 eat and drink. drop in and see him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

Better than GOod.-To obtain some
thing good in the way Of liquors these
days is a rarity, to get something better
than good you must go to n. 4 J. Hoff-
heimer, No. 276 Front street. They have
a large and good stock on hand at all
times, which feels and speak8 for itself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

SPORTs.-A match game Of base ball
will be played to-day, between the
Stonewall Jackson and Enterprise clubs,
at the corner OF Vance and Lauderdale
streets, to commence at > pm. The
members Of the clubs will be glad to
receive visitors to witness the match.
This recreation is taking quite a promi-
nent part in our sporting circles, being
participated in alike by young and old.
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STEAMBOATS,
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
Helena, Napoleon. Pine BIum and
Little Rock.
master
This excellent passenger 'eamer IL
will leave a. above 49, ~
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
". JAY JOHNSON, Agent,
mhI3 1t Star Wharf boat.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND ARRANSAS
RIVER q. =. MAIL PACKET
For Helena, Napoleon Pine BIuR and
Little Rock.
GUlDON W h1taker master
This elegant and sW.n steamer IT.
will leave as above OF ~
THURSDAY, l4th list, at 3 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO., Agents.
Corner Main and Madison SITS,
mhl3 % or WharfbOat foot MOOroe ST.
RFGULAR MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS
RIVER PACAET-U s. MAIL.
For Helena, Napoleon. Pine Bluff and
Little KOek.
GUIDON " hlLaAer master
This superb passenger steamer @
viii leave as above on ~
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. T. BOURNE & Co, Agents.
mhI3 At No. u Jefferson street.
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Notice I would respectfully inform
my friends and patrons that [ am now
with the house of B. LOwenstein & Bro,
who keep the largest and best assorted
stock of dry goods in this market, and L
doubt not can please all who favor me
with a call. Respectfully,
marlO-lw VAN. 3. MARTIN.
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MeIodeOus and Cabinet OgdHs for
Rent, at f. Katzenbach's, 81 Main
street mhl3 2t
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GdL-Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 81
Jefferson street, have spendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

Important to Discharged Oficers.-By
q recent decision of the court Of claims,
all officers of the army are entitled to the
difference of paw, for servants actually
kept between the eighteenth day of
June, 1864, and the third day of March,
1865. Of So per month, being the differ
ence between S11 paid to servants and
the Sl6 paid to soldiers during that time),
and which has heretofore been refused
payment by the u. 5. Treasury. All
officers will therefore forward TO US at
their discharges, and we shall do all
in our power to obtain an early settle
ment.
N. COMBS. JR., & CO,
mari ID Room No. ? POstOhice Building.
StciaWdy q Sons Pianos at F. Katzen-
bach's. mh13 2t
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Lovers Of first class liquors, cigars, etc,
must 90 to the Marble Hall, So Adams
street. nDixeyu is there now.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

Secondhand Pianos at 500, S125, $50,
Sl75, 500 and upwards, at f. Katzen-
bach's, 31E Main street. mhl3 2t
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
REGULAR MsMPHTS AND ST LOUIS
PACKET
Fer Cairo and 81. Louis.
BELLE ST. ..Zeigler master
This splendid steamer will leave T-A
as above on -
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
DILL & PETERSO :, Pass. Agents.
or 10 e. B. BYISGrON, General Ticket Agent,
No. D Jefferson street, whore Tickets may De
hal to an points in the United States, mhl2 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-13

PROBATE CoURT.-The probate court,
Judge Leonard presiding, adjourned yes
terdav to meet the first Monday In April.
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Agency for Straub's Mills
WHEAT AND CORN MILLS,

Both DOUBLE AND SINGLE GEARED, and
are prepared to furnish them promptly to
those wishing 10 purchase.
McCOMBS & CO.,
Iealers in Hardware,
mh8 3n S22k and 324 Main 81 :
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Mason e HuEllia's Cabinet Organs, q
F. Katzenbach's, 81 Main street.
mills 2t
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NeiO and Secondhand Pianos, at re-
duced prices, at F. Katzenbach's, 3l7
Main street. mhl3 2t
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BANKS ans BANKERS.

NUMERICAL Bank Of Tennessee, corner
Madison and Main streets.
FRENKLIN Insurance and nkin Com
4 papv. corner Jefferson and Front streets
MIST National bans, "A Madison street
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TROCERTRS ASD PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
MINNIE BUCKHAM, so Main street
H6Y, ALDEN & McCRAE, Front street
SCHOOLFIELD a HANNAUER, 30 Front
y street.
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Nuns, late Nuns & Clark's Pianos,
at f. Katzenbach's. mbl3 2t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-02
The
HARDW STORE
THE undersigned has jusI
received a large aud well Sc
lecied stock Ct Hardware,

49, THE undersigned has jusl
Z received large aud well Sc
leetsd stock ct Hardware,
which lie vii! sell low los cash, Con.I.+
ing 10 part Of Nails, Cban-, Hipgfs,
Folss, Shoyels, MIL Wood, Cross Gu,
Tenant, Hand, VI cub aud hey hole Saws;
Axes, SlAIchsss. Files OF any sizes; les
kettles, sauce Pans, Cuiry.combs and
Cards, Chisels Of every description; Pock-
ct and Table Cutlery. Shoe findings Of
every soIl; Powder, Caps and Shot.
Screws. Tscas. CAe.,, Pad and Door
Locks, Cutl,e Mills, Coal nuJ, anJ Cosl
khovels, Rand Bells, Axe aud hSlche.
Helves, in fine, every lining in the Hard
ware line. GGa Thankful Tor pas! tavo.s
he hopes for continusUcs al The same
and will enJeavor always 10 satisfy his
customers. Call aud examine Tor your.
selves before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD SiiAFER.
October 90. 1866. #
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Grand Trial # StVilg MacLig1

sboPbe'Jstonn, hrri 81, Issc.
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Patent Medicines.

UuIcrtl,s head be cnumrr1'cs the lo. owing 4,
Ayers Cbcr.y rcy'uraI Ayers S..sGumr.Is.
Ayers ta,umtlc rnis, Wls,lr Bils5m Of v,ld
/ CaUry, j., mes E&reI.orant aaI other pfcpa
rarisEg, Downs Bronchial T1gcac-, Sire. WINS
/ lows Soothing syrup, ShGnu's Cough syrup
and ,.,.r pcs s1aaru5, Drake, Plantation BIZ.
licr. n a+,crt,.- Btl,r. HuoGand's German
5.t.rY5, Iuulyer Iur, Bulls Sa'scpauIia, Car
Ter. .,an.s4 MI1Iuse, cheeks \ rup, SWANS
Pan,rca. CD Lis Oh, kCHnsdy's McdcIi
Discovery, 'Ianror's Icgcl,bc TInerum,
g hrgdlm .,ucygs. Bro#n5 Jamai-i Ginger,
jA,r, rain Ku,ct, Eldvay's Ready Relief md
other preparations, Bells VI h.te OIl aud other
preparations, Pills #rg5ts, Bulls, Peters.
Murupon 5 Lance aud ~ChrnkS Mandrake f,.
Cong. slyop + Udew, Bu!, DiaHbGa Cor.
drsi, Woods Hair Ees,orcr, American HAIR
Kertofer. THcrpnerous, Thompscn's Eye Wa
Ter. Brnz NJ ter r1mJ,.ng grease, tar and fnlnt,
&. T. Rogers ChoIen SPECIFIC Dr.. Hnkey's
celebrated Cholera Drops. Raaway's RcnovHi OK
Ec-oIvcu,. S,hcnck's sawed Tonic. lt,h Oln,
l,ni, AIugrcuc Ou'mcul, Or Osao0P- Chrla.
pc.us 10, CLins and focrs, Barncrfa Kall,.
I.uEftL cLar 3l,ck ca Nami.n, sp,zers
lr,r,ni, B,,;r v lac It Iron Give OIL HoHo.
WGv's " orm Co"i,clion 1chnne', Vcrmdus,.
Ftyc's Vc'miiugr, American WON Killer.
Fahnt >'Ucl's NernIiUgc, Nci;InL's LlXrof
OPIUM, Hcary's Ca!clucd N5Rao-'a. Hcnboii,
t1tr4ct ol burtu Duu.h Oi Oh Of Spike. OIL
stone Mustang Linnrcn DPod3ii,c ana o'Ecf
EmbraCaru.s. stone. Ia,cIs .,e!ye and boto
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Corn Shelters.

NyVI
CINGLE Spout Corn Shelters. capacity
- l25 bushels per day. Dous!. spou.
com shelters, capacity $50 bushel. per
dav. Virginia or Great Western corn
.heIIsr, capacity, hand power, 400 bush
.is, horse power. 500 bushels pc, dav.
Also 8orrsh's corr shelter, separates tho
core rom HE cob, capacity 1875 bushels
per day For sale by
Ransom g. Duke.
Sec 8 Charle,Iown.