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IRON! IRON!!

lust RECEIVED, Der staamer Swallow direct
= from the Rolling Mill, 10000 pounds Of Iron.
OF an sizes, Including s, 9, 10 and IL inch Plough
SLAB ana Hoop Iron. All Of which will be sold At
retail at the lowest market price.
apr26 FRED n TuNNApn
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-02-26

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
r EON PIERRE 4 CO., Importers and Dealers
- In Leather and Shoe Findings, No. 85 Char
tres street. novlo-Iv
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PARTIAL LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BE
Sold for One Dollar Each.

Without regard to value, and not to be
paid for until you know what you are
TO receive:
Is Elegant Rosewood Pianos worth
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MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, 60.
VIZ DAUPHIN / CO., 6e Customhouse street.
W. Millinery, Straw Goods, Trimmed Hats
and BOnnets. noYl-lY
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FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
r PIFFET, LIT Canal street, Toys, Psrfumery,
lie Combs, Brushes, Buttons, Tapes, Needles,
Pins. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Dress Trimmings,
Bonnets, etc. nov10-ly
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Groceries, Sc.
STAPLE FANCY GROCERIES
HEATING STOVES.

HEATING STOVES Of every desirable pattern,
i L for wood or coal, for sale low by
janl7 JULIUS Q BOdEL
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az EVERY description may be purchased at
~ Wholesale or retail at
JULIUS q BOGEL'S,
janl7 No. Z Main street.
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q article Of White Coal Oil.
AovZo JOSHUA BEAL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

George Norton invited 20 attend the funeral from
Moshala, Tuesday. Carriages will b. In waiting at
hal past eieht O'Clock az Yonkers depot.
NEsToR-At Port Richmond Staten Island, on Sunday
morning. June O. WILLIAM NEsroR aged 58 years native
OF county Westmeath, Ireland
Notice OF funeral ia To morrows paper
NoaRls-on Saturday, June :. RICHARD NoRRis, aged
His relatives and fren.s and the members OF Metro
poltan Engine No 80 also morabers of the late Nassau
Hose No. DO, are invited 10 attend the funeral, tins
(iondayl afternoon, at two O'Clock from No. % Madison
street
srRETcH-At Milford, Conn, On Saturday, June s. Miss
DEBORAH STRETCH.
Relatives and friends aronvited attend the funeral
this thonday afternoon, at two o'clock Carriages will
be in attendance at Fulton ferry Brooklyn to convey
them to Greenw God cemetery
WEBB.-On saturday morning june 8, at ten O'Clock
after serious illness, Sergeant GEORGE H. WEBB Metro.
pol tan Police
His friends. and those OF his brothers-in-law John,
Joseph and Benjamin Hawkins, William Sexton Mar
tin a. Kelly, also Puritan Lodge No. $50 H. and A. NJ,
are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from his
late residence, No Bank street. this tonday alter
noon, at two O'Clock.
The members of Puritan Lodge, No. $50, f. and A. NJ,
are hereby summoned TO meet at the Lodge roor No
Union square, this day Monday, at haifpast twelve
r d., for the purpose of attending tho funeral OF
late brother, George II. Webb J. T. BOYLE, NJ
ID. VAUDEVILLE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

There was more tone 70 the wheat market and choice
bushels q % for inferior white Calfornl. g s. So
Rye quiet easier. Sales $500 bushels West.
err q 81 q 90 Corn opened armer but closed
bushel. :. s.e p os for Inferior to common damp new
nominal q j 81 u fsr Old oass
ssIlc SIC; Ohio 7sc SOC for wsstsra and
fKrieaTs AND cHAnTkns-The offerings continued light
fair inquiry for vessels suitable FOR the petroleum
engagements wereTo Liverpool 100 bushels peas at 3D.
and steamer 100 bales To Lon,
go 80 bales % Pr bss to-
virginia charters IN addon TO those noticed in
our last wereAn Italian snip q 900 bushels
Baltic at gc gold and from fbiadephia ship with SUI
an with ne
with uo bbls petroleum direct 70 the Baltic an Italian
Ses DO 70 look for orders mot previously reported
nens with iioo bales cotton at Ic gold, perb :" '"e 'o-
CUISINES ruled dun and prices were entirely nominal
bales at SOC a Ioc according TO quality.
We sSpSs Z IL sss 81 T.
MolAssEs were not essentially changed the de-
msnd. however light and heard Of sales Of
por'anee- s.,.,,. .,.
The 100 bbls &c &c. closing about the
R'f 1icS prices Sss
Sale no oes pale At y 20 so DO 30 a. 81 % 80 =.
ported.
PnovisioSs-Recepts 20 bbls pork, lag packages cut
meats and 266 do lard. The market for PORK
what unsettled, and prices further declined, new
closing at 81 A. regular At he reduction, however, fair
business consunmated the sales. cash and regular.
for old do 81 70 81 for prime and SIS 10 SD for
prime also for future delivery 40 bis new mess for July
AZ Sl ~ 81 t21 sellers option. Beef 10 lair demand
aud hrn with sales OF $50 bbls at so s.3 70 for
ira mess and $f 90 81 for plain DO Beef hams
moderately active. sales made Of loo bbs at
nominal The demand for moderate, prices
ruled steady sales 30 packages 2c lie for hams and
c lvc for shoulders. The lard market not essen
TALLY changed sales LEO bbls. at nc iSc butter con-
tnued neavy 1T l2c &c for state and lUc &c for West
eIn Sheese was unchanged at Sc loci according 10
PETROL xux-Receipts, 3o5s bills Crude extremely
quiet ana prices were altogether nominate last sale was
made ~ ioc Tor regular gIavty The market Tor bonded
continued hehvy but previous prices sustained The
demand was light Acafgo of 2UJo bbs. standard white
was sold az Dc and LOO bills do, IN lots at DC. ac.
no sales In Philadelphia reported.
PEAs were IN active demand the sales being fully
10 100 bushels Canada, In bond, on private terms.
RICE -,arolna though quiet, steady at llc l21acs
with small sales.
sveAR-1here continued a fair demand for raw full
rates Fair 60 good refining quoted Mt 0Ac lie The
saes We're i5i hnds ~ vac be- for Cuba. llsc l2c
for Porto Rico AMI barbados private terms ~ boxes
private terms Refined moderately active
al l51sc for powdered. crushed and granuatsd
STEARfSE moderately actv nrm, Sales 5000
lbs al lie 2sac also iOItD grease Mt sec lOc.
Saskatchewan lnseed was dull and nominal Other
kinds were aso duh and unchanged.
TALlow In far demand firm. Sales It's 900 lbs
at lie. Ilskc.
WHfsKEY.-Recepts, 3fl bbls Continued firm
sales. Western, In bond. at Sc.
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DECLINE IN PRICES or PRODUCE.

From tho Chicago Republican, June n
The splendid weather OF the past few days has been
most effective bear operator the produce markets
On Wednesday, wheat declined 17c lsc per bushel.
and yesterday there was further decline or Sc a i0c
per bushe--naking total decline In two days OF CSC
2sc. per bushel But this Is not all. About tho mid
die OF May No. spring wheat sold IN this market as
high So IS per bushe and yesterday the same grade
sold on Change as low as 81 s0-a decline within
less than three weeks OF sSc per bushel. The corn
weather. and have TO note decline zoe per bushe
within two or three weeks Tho highest price reached
for No. corn last month 81 10 per bushel. and
yesterday the grade sold low as 90 cents per
bushel On the 2sth OF May, No. ! oats was sold in
this market as high az % cents per bushe yeste
day the same grade was sold as low 90 cents per
bushcla decline 10 few days Of 30 cents per bushel
In the month Of May, No. rye was sold as high IA
81 81 per bushe and yesterday sacs Of the same grade
made low as 81 OF per bushels decline OF IS
cents per bushe OF course the imitation OF prices last
month due largely 10 misrepresentation Stimulated
by the ana cold weather. but the favorable weather
Of the past week has upset the calculations OF the abes
men on Change, and has also taught them lesson
never 10 bet against Providence
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COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CENERAL TERM.-No calendar posted.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIr PART Mos. 1888 235
1922 GAL 72l, 72a 1899 1902 247, 1851. s5l, SSH $751;
S59, ACT, 3sl 1877, 1913, 1921 1926, 1881. PART H.
5i2, 54s. iess, 1868, 1910 ASA 74o, sS1 So2 ga
SUPREME CoURr-srEcIAL TERM Demurrers.
TO- 13 H. Is, 49, IL 1S II to 25 inclusive Al Issues
Of Law and Fact-Nos 109 LIS, 1885, 139, 199 200 2O3
2S3, 2S4 los, 1885, 1917.
SUPREME CouRT-CuAMBERs. Reserved Causes-Nos.
&c. o. 81 109 l26 129 131, 1875, 1885, 1873, 142 160 1877
1871 col 2o6, 2l3 PIT, 220 23s, 24l 242 25, 255, $780,
279, ISL $50, 300, Sol. Call No. 304.
SUPERIOR CouRT-PART Mos. 1927 2615, 3199,
1885, 3l69 1885, 3lll $685. 1929 $751; 32l7 Sill 25O9
1875. 1927 PART -Nos 32i4, 22s4, 330s, 2604. 3244
$3.50 $3.50 32e4 sl2s $685. sil4 1885, $685. 1870 s272
PART -Nos COG, 1856, $685. Co.'S EOS 2s5, 7O2, GA 3ss
523 642, 500, 745, 1856 1910
CIrY CoURT, BRooKLyN.-Nos. ls, SO, g. %, 81 63
90, rs. a.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Rising Star, Captain Gray will sail from
this port on Tuesday, June IL, Ior Aspinwal.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at hapast ten O'Clock Tuesday morning
The New YoRK characterization for the Pacilc-will
be ready at half-past nine O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers, for mailing six cents.
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FLOUR GRAINReceipts, 7ll3 bbls -four. 423 bags
d. u bbs and a25 bags corn meal 7l0 bushels wheat
9lZ34 do. H. l56 do oats $50 do rye SO7 do
malt The market for tate and Western -four was quite
steady to-day and prices were no lower. The de-
mand was very light, but q fair business was con.
summated owing % the fact that some holders were
California dull but unchanged The sales about
$500 bbis ut the annexed quotations. southern flour
dun and prices favored the purchaser Sales 80 bbs
prices quoted below Rye hour dull aud scarcely so
firm. The sales limited 400 bbls S. 80 SD IT,
Corn meal in good demand the sales being
81 ~ for city, Sc % for Fairfax Brandywne private
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

Tho workmen engaged in disinterring the federal
Dead buried around this place. were somewhat surprised
mst week al unearthng what was supposed 10 be the
pody Of citizen with a rope tied around his neck
rod anterior 70 the late Washsngton tN. CT IpdeS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, June Sc r. M.
CoyrEE.-Ro quiet, and heard of no important
sales; prices. however, were unchanged
COrToN.-There less firmness perceptible though
prices were not quotably lower. The demand less
active the sales being confined l00 bales. suboned
are the CLOSING quotations, which quite nominal
LIlQnd. NoLih. fl
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MARRIAGES xND DEATHS.


Married.
SrEwARr-MAxwML-O Thursday, June g. at the
residence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev. A. Harris
ROBERT STEWART, merchant, Of New York city, to
ELxABxrH FRANCES, only surviving daughter Of Henry
Maxwell, OF Hoboken. N. J.
Dublin (Ircland) papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

The following securities sold auction yeser-
day.
$50 shares Manhattan Gaslight Company. ..... 1881
~ Metropolitan Gaslight Company .......... l40
10 First mortgage bonds $1,000 each, Of the
Southwest Pacific Railroad Company. Mis-
souri,. n
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.NUsEMENTS.

-.
,,~,-~,,~,,-A ADJUSTMENTS. ~,,~->.,~~~~
BROADWAY THEATRE. ADMISSION so CENTS
= , nosDa sAr9 SsS.so M Iaf HEAk and
bright, beautiful and talented
ss ss 0S y The sn y s:
LEAH IisIi'' TH is' FoasAKEN
LEAH THE F9 nNaK Fir rons.xEs
Her first anew ss L a
rnlp sATbs sSFF 6s2 e ESS hEr TsEHRS
Scat. secured from . 70 8, =. day. in advance:
S'A-'"A' A-l'i MSS LAoosrn, =. r, ,.,,.,,.
DRAMATIC RECITAL
Tickets THURSDAY EVENING JUNE IA ls Cents each
- Ie--. 80
ls S d
Brilliant triumph " Ia rs. sao SS,..oue Of the
r,,.v.a ~ orowJ.s sS WiTE SsooK n ann. :,
laughter The Male and Female Ballet greeted with deaf
Prot Tanners slsss troupe Of ,,
Ar sntrs New OHIO This Evening.
GRIFFIN 4 CHRIsTy's MINsTREIs.
N asss and S 4e, MGosa street.
Great hit of Mr. BJ,RCHARp
THE GPRAT vENTRILoQUIST
Frs ssss
I,Oi TIil1 poor INnyAy
Somebody's Coat Challenge Dance Fancy Bloomer PHIL
harmonic CONCERT Hnnkee Dorea a. ' -
Doors open at ~ to Commences al o'clock
MAfINEE EVERY SATITRDAY nj ~ o,c,ock
- :, - - : 9
v1gJ,v yroN,e u,vcnpprc ,,c ppo.nw.v
ELY H., atUM s 2 M % EL9, ~ bpNuADWAf.
asT WsE am MIR s w rs ~ , na -
~ L. aNr EE l DC VNE ~ LIE s SsAsuN.
II o"gb, the only ~ sraaa S buriosue
ougn. = .he onfy LEOS ? great puriesque NohMA.
ought the truly wonderful bnrie e the JAPs
ought the best minstrel performance ever given.
n ~ SURF % eet he e.scT rur
SAioisDAi' JUNE "a V TNnnxJ MAiiNEh oF The
,ou,, ,~pxr.ry SEAS,ON; ro - ,,nrsu
So"li hiMHNAAnA i.s ,MJN,AA ~ mr. NELon
SEYMOUR.
$500, -, nr,,.>-r.,,,
VIE ALLEuhA rou.v,.~,s
r HE ALL ~ G e Z 81 ans
Tile AI EisGld MA ,l n,oCAnaisfS, AND
o aMlss p ~. ~ Nthnsi,
uarr. ,,s r;,.nad ~ ioso " y :. i.puaiu u
WI wng ye SIX Of Their ,SrrppSr,so vrrupr.,pvrs
49, AT IRVING n III.
Jrra II WI n snAV ira 10 Epynsv 49, II q
Ihna Inno TX ana n rNR E ~ . 1rri INV 4, en-
T,cta,s ~ nans saa, "a jung ~
s' " s' es ou sas, ~ .en.s cHu..
- CT vurpu
1
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0s) CHAEDRoN FOR COKE, or THE BEST
DA quality in the yard. Apply at the Office Of the New
lork Gas S,mDsny. lwsaty. hrsi street. sad avenue ~
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Government securities were quoted each Saturday
OF The pass four waels as foIIows.-

The receipts for customs and the recaipts payments
and balances At the sub-Treasury in this city for tho
past week were as under-
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X ELY Icons M1NsTRELs, 72o BROADWAY.
N The coolest and best ventilated hall In the city.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE or THE SEASON.
ought G the throng Of fashion assemble nightly.
ought G the only Icons great burlesQue NORMA.
y ought 9 the truly wonderful burlesqne the JAPS.
ought G the best minstrel performance given.
And be sure to get the TycooD's letter explained.
SATURDAY, JUNE Is, ONLY MATINEk OF THE
SEASON.
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO Mr.. NELSE
SEYMOUR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-10

DIGGS WILD TESTIMONIAL.
III BONERY THEATRE,
THIS AFTERNOON, AT TWO O'CLOCK.
G. w. THOMPSON and Williamsburg Opera nouse Com.
pany
!. MULLIGAN, A. j. LEAvITT, ARCHY HUGHEs J. W.
GLENN, of Iiooey's Ministries,
TONY PASTOR and his entire grand double Or.
chesta under the batons OF Professors John and Joseph
Brabam
MONSTER DIVERSIFIED BILL OF ATTRACTIONS.
embracing all the popular amusements of the day.
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pOWERY THEATER.
- Manager and Proprietor Mr. VI. b. Freieigh.
First night OF the celebrated Dutch comedian aud
poraneous vocalist
Mr. } ii. BUDWORTH,
who viii appear IN the OF COUSIN SNiFDER,
dramas Of RAGPlCKER OF PARIS and CHARCOAL
BURNER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-03

England has imported twice as much wheat
this year as last, and three times as much as in
1850. But eight per cent. went from the United
states, though the amoun this year was nearly
i've times as much as in 1896.
The grape crop in California is said to be
f ple.ehf i N dRl6SIIa5sln 3 S Sf ne Is sTssE o s9peed if tSR9
OF last year, and the wine presses viii soon how
with new wine,
in height have been raised this year in CarIon
county, III. The average weight OF vegetation
was about sixty tons 70 the acre.
The Ec0nO1H1st says OF tho dry goods trade OF
New York There has been less general activity
noticeable in our market during the week un-
der review. although a fair amount OF cuisines
has been transacted. eth the demand has
sensibly subsidized, and the trade feel a little
sensitive about IT, There is no mGterial altera-
tion IN prices, however, as most descriptions OF
desirable goods generally are not In large sup
ply, but still the goods market is evidently
weak in consequence Of the depression preva
lent in the cotton recently. The recent decline
in this staple seems 20 us 10 be TOO great 10 be
followed by any further material reduction Ia
prices, even though the crop should come uptO
several weeks since at three and a fourth mill
lion bales. This estimate may be reduced some
what by the ravages of the army worm, etc,
but sdl we shall cling to q crop estimate OF
three million bales, although interested pafuen
positively assert two millions will be an out
side estinste. We trust manufacturers, how
ever, will guard against this fallacy off small
crop Of c0tt9n. Ihe stock in the country at
present, II Is true, Is exceedingly small and
hence we think there Is little room for any fur
ther essential reduction IN any event. There
fore, unutwe have miller information respect
ing The cotton crop we G. EN- IL both an nm wise
and inJudicious policy 10 make any alteration
in the price OF standA q or sts pie goods. Be
side, no one complains about the price OF goods
being 100 high, and It would be aposltive IN
10 those who have laid in stocKs 70 reduce
prices IA the midst Of a bnsy season We say
busy, because We look Tor q revival end 3 con.
Of the trade as soon as the cold
weather sets In. andtne yellow fever and sick
ness disappear nom thesOuthefn marts OF com
msrce. The trade generally is quiIe healthy,
and nine-tenths of the dealers are out OF debt,
with only light stocks on hand. We hear nf
one Broadway faiiare. however. this week,
whose liabilities are said TO be large.
The general markets are moderately active,
ana a daily improvement Is quite apparent
The rumOrs orcholera a. 81 Louis have Iurned
back s0mf buyers who were on their way 10
that city for supplies, while the impoSsibi1ity
shipment from any p int on the Ohio pre-
vents all those WOO are Inclined to visit those
nom doing so. ltisR wen known fact
TINT Memphis is to-cay nee frCm any disease,
that merchants and planters can visit our
without tncuuieE the riAk incident 10 a
IMP to other ports The coW market Is IN
osN are eM OF 70 - ~, Meal Il
NL..L .H.
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held at 60 from store. Bran still scarce and un-
changed. Hay duh at SIS to s2S. Goshen but
ter 4c choice country, IS to &c; good, SOC. Eggs
are scarce at B 20 &c for fresh, Wide some old
packed are lower. Potatoes and onions are
nrm at 90 IS 10 81 IS per Dbl, and in some cases
young, 81 90 TO 20; old, 500 70 8 So
Coffee, Rio, IS to 2Lc. Flouri Is Inactive but
steady supeTfine, So so 70 s % spring extra,
IS 90 10 50 chosce, 50 so 20 10 90 fea winter 81
Il % 14ke kegs, l5H 70 lec. Mess pork; 81 IS
to 2s 90 mess beef SIG co; clear sides drn u
10. to Dkc shoulders, l5% 10 l6c canVassed
hams, 10 70 2le sugar cured, 2 TO &c. salt,
IS 50 per Dbl. sugar, IL 20 20c for crushed and
clarified l 4to I7c for brown Wesiern Reserve
cheese, IA 10 l5c factory, Is 10 lBc. Whisky,
common, 81 IS TO
A contract was made by a house in this city
TO day for the delivery Of 1000 bushels corn
during the coming month tt SOC per bushel.
raised in this state.
The New York cotton market opened dull AZ
ia TO &c FOE uplands, and closed steady with
lair demand at unchanged quotations. Our
market opened dull, with not more than two
or three buyers and any number Of sellers, all
of whom were eager to dispose Of what few
bales they held. without any just cause other
than this anxiety upon the part Of sellers, the
tinucd depressed until late in the day., when
the cl0sing New York dispatches quoted above
added . Little backbone TO those who before
were seized with panic and had rushed franti-
oRily with their samples upon the street, giving
IL away before their return. There are but a
few orders on hand one buyer, however, re-
ceived an order for 500 bales at a late hour to-
day, which was limited to lBc for mtddling.
This order could ave been partly filled at an
earlier hour, but we question whether II will be
tomorrow. The market closed frmer. but
sales for the day were made at the following
quotations:
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FOREIGN
Draft on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
81 for ! 10. STERLING.
France, Switzerland &
Belgium, 3 SIS francs
for 81 o..
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ROCK ISLAND MANUFACTURING CO.
TO SOUTHERN MERCHAXzS.
All Free from ShOddy aud other
ImnnritlpS.
PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOB A PAYING H.
A 10 The plantation Is known as he
town OF lake Blun," on Hhlte river, Ark, X
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, containing etween fourand i've
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
rs feet above the late overflow the remainder
heavily timbered, together With the whole OF
nalf Interest in 3 NEW STEAM SAW MILL
forty horse PoWerD Engine, Biackgmithh Shop,
Carpenter's Tools, Wagons and all necessary
appurtnanoes for running the same. There Is
anne Mansion with nine rooms, q Cistern, (oa-
tVp 5000 God Ysfds, and The best LANDINGS
on ne river, h above VIII be sold ct low dg-
arss spd Do easy terms Fog further 7arfcS-
An address ArE NJ. T. i.
ms1h aAppeal ohise.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-03
GuIIetrs steel Brush Cotton Gins

Price e. Per Rsw. invariably cash.
ORGILL BROS. q CO.,
sole Agents in Memphis.