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sSHelmbold's Extract Buchu gives
health and vlgor to the frame and bloom to the
palid cheek. Debility is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms, and II no treatment is sub
mitted to, consumption, insanity or eplleptie
fits ensue. Sls,'e7-eowly.
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Thompsons Tooth Soap, the best prcpara-
ton for cleansing the teeth, at G. W. Roberts
& Co.'S. Drug Store.
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NorIcE, AT Il special meeting Of the Com
mon council Of the Borough of Waynesburg
held at the Oilicc of the Brugcss Tuesday
morning August l3, 1861 On motion, the
following preamable and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, 1t is alleged and generally be-
licvcd, that the SmiliPOX is in the Borough Of
Waynesburg:
ResoiceeL That all persons in whose families
there IS Small Pox be urgently requested To
use MI precauiion, to prevent communicating
the disease to others by remaining at Home
ms mach as possible and avoiding contact
with others and using great caution in regard
to clothing and other material by which the
disease might be communicated.
Resoired, That ii is the duty of all persons
who have not b en- vac2lnated to be yaccinat-
ed Immediately and theyac earnestly request
ed to attend to this important duty.
Resoiocd, That the Ply.icians attending
Small Pox patients be requested to use great
precaulion by changing their clothing after
visiting their patients, and to use all other
proper means to prevent the mmsncation
of the disease through them
WM. f. GAPEs, Burgess.
B. +. FLEyStKgN, Sec'y.
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FkL1crIous. hsve no potsto bugs this
3 season-yery few IDEAS! Small Pox b mot .
patchen 70 'eml" ....t
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Reported for the Republican by B. F. Flennikon.l
HARvEr's CHuRcH,
August II, 1861.

reported for the Republican by B. F. .Flennikon.l
HARvEr's CHuRcH,
August II, 1861
ScuooL ExnIBrrios. last Friday even
ing, August 9, the citizens vf this quiet but
very intelligent community were treated to
quite Literary Feast" by the scholars of
the school taught by Mr. John Iams. The
evening las uncomfortably warm, and also the
house was filed to overaowing and very poor
iy ventilated. The performances commenced
at half past 7 o'clock. and lasted about three
hours. Some of the performances deserve
especial notice. The Salutatory by Miss EN-.
ma Throckmorton was very good, and the
Select Grafton by Samuel Ross-SuLject-
''The loss of a firm national ch,racter." Of
the able manner in which he delivered his
performance too much could not be said. The
essay of Miss Emma Murray-Suhject-
"Pleasure after pain," / would call very
good performance also the essay of Miss Mi
nerva cK"nnah-Subject- Passing through
the world" The Original Orations Of Samuel
Jewel--Subject United States" and
John Mulray-Suhject "Utilitaran System"
were ably and eloquen,ly delivered. The
select Grafton of Master "Tom." McKennah
deserves passing notice. He is very small
but something of an orator already, and we
predict success for him. The Periodical read
by Miss Annie Burroughs was splenfid, con-
tanning wit and hnmor. 1t was gotten up in
good style, and the Valedictory by Miss
SKATE Harvey was excellent. Altogether
the performances were good, and reflect great
honor both to the scholars and teachers. OF
the order we could not boast much. Some of
the audience were deprived of part of the
performances on account OF few drunken
men. "The National Brass Band from
Waynesburg enlivened the occasion with
choice music. At the conclusion of the ex.
ercses DR.. D. w. Gray arose and made
short speech on the Railroad through Greene
courty, and says 1t is practical fact. The
people up here appear to be in earnest about
the matter. and have made arrangements for
n Railroad meeting, to be held at Jackson
vile IN the l7th inst.
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Mayassbars Republican.
A RRIyAIs, ASp pEPARTuREs OF THE
IN MAILS TO AND FROM wAYNESBURG:

A RRIvAI.s AND DEPARTURES OF THE
N MAILS TO AND FROM wAYNESBURG;
From waynesbhrs TO Waynesburg. arrival,
Wednesdays,7h p. M; departure, Wednesdays,
Q, o. T,--lvia JolleytOwn.l
From Waynesburg to Willow Tree, arrival,
Wednesdays, II a. M; departure, Wednesdays,
II, IN.
daily, IA p. m; except sundays departure daily
nzp. m, texcept sundays.
From Rice's Laniing to Waynesbnrg, arrival
Q, q. m, Except sundays.
From Wayncsburg, Pa. to Cameron, W, Va,
arrival Tuesdays and Saturdays, s. p. m. depar-
ture, Mondays aud Fridays, s,a. m. -
From Waynesburg to West Alexander, Wash.
Co., Pa. arrival, Fridays, !, p. IN, departure,
SATURDAYS 7, a. m.
From Waynesburg to Morgantown, W. Va,
arrival, Wednesdays, S. p. m, departure. Thurs
From waynesburg to sHddlebourne, W. Va,
arrival, Wednesdays, S, p. m, departure. Tues
days, l. a. IN.
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MAosoLiA wArEa.-A delightful toilet arti-
cic-superior TO Cologne and q half The price.
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A full stock of Patent Medicines of all
kinds Of Braden's Drug Store.
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Tons Orion last Friday son of Mr.
Bell, ofJeferson tp, had his hand torn off by
u thrcshing machine. We did not learn how.
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All the best aavoring extracts cheap at
Braden's Drug Store.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-14

A full stock of Drugs always on hand at
Braden's Drug Store.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-14

us-ManhOOd and youthful vigor are re.
gained by Helmbods Extract Buchu.
3;l3eow-ly
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New ApvERr,sEAEsrs attention OF
our readers Is specially directed to the follow
Ing advertisements. which appear for the first
time in our paper to-day.
List Of Premiums.
Registers Notice.
Admr's. NOtice--Estate Of John Moredock,
Err, decd.
Sheritfs Sale.
Admrs. Sale-Estats Of VIM Drake, decd.
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Mshler's Herb Bitters for Dyspepsia, at G.
w. Roberts & Co.'S. Drug Store.
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AS-HeImbold's Concentrated Extract
BUCHU, Is the Great Diurotic.
HELMBoLp's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsArA.
" RiLLA,
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules Of Phar-
macy and Chemistry, and are the most active
that can be made. Sl3eow-ly.
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eA-Shattcred Constitutions Restored by
Helmbolds Extract Buchu. 3;l3 6-oowly.
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Wool and Cashmere Shirts Fine Corset Jean
Drawers and Summer Undershirts. Linen
Handkcrchefs, Gloves and Hosiery, with tics,
bows and scarfs. in endless variety. Tho Eugene,
Zephyr Scarf, 7COO Paper Collars, Of all styles,
Wards Shakespeare, Linen, Imitation, Water
Proof Embroidered, Keystobe, Goldsmth'a
Phoenix, Grays, DC, &c.
A few late styles cassi percs that willbA sold By
the yard We kindly ask yot to cosiparc prices
before buying. 5;22.'61-ly
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which will be included In the sale, The Coal
Banks Is open and shows an nlnexhffhstable sup.
ply. No more desirable location for Distillery
can be found in the state.
For further partlculars apply to F.. a. Flsnni-
ken. Davidson's Ferry, Greene county, Pa, or by
letter to tho Undersigned
JOHN N. DARRAH,
5:s-3,n Pgrtaville, Bucks Co., Pa.
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PRINCIPLES GoVEKaINs THE CON.
nrrr a. LII

GovERraRNT Of white men for white
nor: and no political misoegsnauon-
IovALrr to The Union cfthes STATS; FrpEL-
ny "a ths Constitution IN is true extent and
naming Obedience 70 and maiuienHnoe oil
Al law. state and National, o-0nstituuonaly
enacted.
ppsrsrarcE 70 tyranny, Usurpation and op-
r-,s.io,. ef enc man OF many; and % AL en-
-o,-bmspts upon tho ugats Of neemen or OF
state. Or upon ths luEt and CONSTITUTIONS
s~rgro-stivss Of any Department Of us state
~ national Governments
10 FzrAELrsHHB-Ts Of Military dospodsns
% e~nthronlnE otmartial law, no suspension
oftbe writ OF Habeas Corpus, no Staying 81 cit
itsns by Military Commission, no Interference
With the Courts. no lasres De eoehH, In time OF
Ft-cs.
srEr- sUBoEDryATIoE OF the Military 70 the
Owl Power.
No STANDING AEv1- or states in time OF
peace.
RBsroRArIoF OF d~isfranchisea citizens u AL
-shts and privileges or which they havebeeh
dis-siEsd no prosecutions or disquauncstlons
for political opinions; for the PAST OBLIVION
OF orsnoss: Tor the PEEsHNr and FUTURE
Uvro~. PsAcB. Law sud OEDEE.
prryswaL 70 all nrsemeu Of the
African race. ofau the OWL
No RsrUDIATIoS. by State or Nation oisny
honest and lawful debt
No KsvrTN Al Of old party d~Issreuoesi but =
linton o. AL Conservative men, OF Al former
paris. who revere the Constitution. 20 restore
tba OLD landmarks OF the Government
No LEGISLATION 70 plumber one portion 81
fsa -1un-ry for the profit Of another portion
wELrEvEE g Just; whatever Is RIGHT
Whatever is o. aooD EEPUTE and worthy OF
ne descendants o. English freemen
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LHY than are their prototypes and pet
How much less skilled In statesnanship
aud ssgsoity! How inferior 10 the ne
gro himself in pride Of race aud self
respect! How much more biunderers
and brutes, when treating questions con
neoied with men Of their own blood
Bot che secret OF their action is ex
piained in the account Of the way By
which revolutions are kept up among
the Haytiens. They are ihe desigaing
ecoundrels who hope 10 make the poor
and Ignorant negroes their dupes, and to
incite them % continued war against
white men, that these plotters may -four
ish ia oficisi grandeur. This IS the key
Of their policy, which brands them as
enemies o. all rnoes and Of all mankind.
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mARKErs

New ORLEANS, October T.-Cotton
sales to-day 800 bales; prices quiet and
unchanged low middling I7tGai8e re-
ceipts 358 bales. Sugar dull: molasses
no sales Caba held ct 55c; Louisiana
zoe. Flour steady stock light; super
me Sll double extra 81 so; choice
SIS 50Gl4 Corn unchanged, yellow and
mixed 81 S5i white 81 40. Oats soc.
Pork dull, S26 so; bacon quiet and
hrmeri shoulders 15t9I5ic clear sides
lSt9l93c; lard firm, In tierces I5c, IN
kegs l6c. Gold A; sterling 5595s; New
York sight t prem.
NEW YORK, October Cotton rather
more steady sales to day 1900 bales /;
uplsndsr 2Oc. Flour heavy, SIS e0a9 rs
Whisky active; S563sc bonded. Whest
3@4e lower. Rye firmer; 81 e56f 20.
Barley S@5e better. Corn Ic better. Oats
unchanged. Rice nominal. Coffee more
active. Sugar firm; Cuba IIFaI2Ic.
Aolasses quiet and firm, 4G645c. Prices
OF dry goods have declined in certain
grades Of muslins, though no material
change in other goods. Prints, in fact.
have advanced &c for Merrimac and
Amoskeag.
C~IECINEATI, October Flour. firm :.
x SO 5O9lI family, SI29I2 25. Wheat,
= 20 FOR NO. l. Corp and oats, slightly
advanced. Rye, 81 50. Barley, scarce.
81 So. Whisky, 34c in bond. Pork,
quiet, S24. Bacon, bigher; shoulders,
l+9l44e; clear sides, lStG1Ssc. Lard,
hrm, Isle. Butter, S2@5Sc. Cheese, I5c,
and hFm. Coffee and sugar, firm at good
prices.
ST. LOUIS, October Tobacco. orm.
though not quOtably higher. Flour. held
hrmiy; X, IS 50; XXX, $40 25; xxx.
Sll9ll 50; choice aud fancy, S12GIs Is.
Wheat, very firm, 81 1902 IS, common
to choice. Corn, active yellow, 81 OF ;
prime white, 81 07@1 03. Oats, lower,
5696Oc. Barley, heavy, 81 22l@l 2s.
Rye, steady, 81 l5Sl 20. Provisions,
very dull. Pork, S24 so. Bacon, shout
ders, l44c; clear sides, Isle sugar cured
hams, S926e. Lard and whisky, moth
ing doing.
New YORK, October Mooney easier.
Call loans per cent. Sterling steady at
Gold frmer, 1851. Government
stocks lrmer; coupons 81. III: do. 40
ll2s lO-40s, l0lk; 1905 1885,. Stocks
iirmer aud excited Adams Ell. 6Oas2.
w. NJ 23825; w. U. Telegraph s73937J:
Erie 6959TO; Hudson l3I@l33; Ill. Cen
trail l2zt; new Tennessees 62&.
Receipts at sub treasury S3O.957 90
SS3,I43 II. Balance Sos
400 $50.
Weekly Bank StdtenlenL-Loans EZ47,-
e34 500 decrease s., 9S4 ,Ss2. Specie So
S65, 6S3; decrease 1927 $50. Circulation
54,O25. bSIi decrease SI21 SIS. Legal
tenders S58 sS3 5S5 Increase 1892 $50.
Deposits Sis, Az 100 decrease 81, $751;.
9Ss.
LOUISVILLE, October Tobacco has
advanced sales Of SIS hhds at from s. 10
81 as. Flour firm superine, IS; No. l,
bl2 .. Wheat, 81 80. Corn Is dull and
unchanged. Oats, zoe. Mess pork, E24.
Bacon, shoulders, l4tc clear sides, 1870.
Lard, l34c. Whisky, 35c in bond.
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n cnraEsPoNpENra

70 uouss can BE- taken Of anonymous Com
nupisatfons. Whatever 10 Intended FER In
ssrtion In the APPEAL, must be suthenu'
astsd by tss zams and address q the
writer, As q g~uErEntee OF hz good mitn ana
r~rpGnE51ity.
BIxins letters shOuld Dc SdorSsao 'IHA
APPzAL," Memphis.
Csznuzicscons for publication must be WIT
ten or ere side or the page only and win
AL otksr matters contested with the edlo-
rll department should be addressed: Eci-
Toss or AFPEAL, MsmphiH.
We szn7oS 0A rule, undertake 10 return aTI-
sa Rot sound suitable 20 publca1on.
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ct the capitol to-day. His h eAlth seemed
bad.
Much interest continues TO he felt In
me senatorial election. stok IS, Maynard,
Fletcher and other candidates, are push
ing about. No Indications yet as to the
strongest man.
Il. a. Lazette, a white Innate, hung
himself sunday near this pl.ice.
one Of the metropolitan police was ar
rested to-day, charged with some crime,
and sent to Louisville.
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DIED.

PETrIr.-Dfed. Mcnday evening At 4 o'rInck
At his residence, 8l6 Madison street, HENRT K,
PETIT, sgsd Is, late Cashier a. the ONCE OF tie
DGdg PeSt
His funeral viii take place this Tuesday
morning, at 70 o'clock, from the Union Congre-
g~ational Church, on Union street.
LUSBY Died, Saturday. October 3th, JAMES
o LU>BT, OF Crittenden county. Ark.
The subject OF this notice was a hiEh-toned.
generous man. For his friends 5 trusr heart
beat Peace 20 hts sshss.
sOmerville Tenn paper please copy.
BALTHROPE-Died. on Sunday. October
sth, OF cholera, ! =. BALrHRoPE, aged eighteen
years.
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MEuPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE
Fail Meeting. 1897.

TIE Fan Meeting over this Course VIII com
L menee on the
First HOHday in November, and Con.
tiRUe Six nays.
Three following races closed, by the named
entries, on the 10Th instant:
NURSERY BTAKE.
G. ". piilahunt enters General Duncau'a
or. Antelope, oy Ava snche, dam Gazette, By
johnson & Douglas enter biz. T. Charlotte
Thgmgson, by imp. Mickey Free, dam Ada
Johnson a Douglass enter sc Richel Gu, BY
Jssk Malone dam the.dam Of Muggins, by
P Mitchell enters br. c Elgin, bv shelby.
Jam oy imp Emne; second Jam tins dam OF
General A. Buford enters br. c. by ] exinRtod
gam ln~oronghored out pedigree not kuOwn
VS.. Irema ne suteIas c. B~ushWhacker BY
Lex ,ngt0n, dam by Glencoe; dress red, white
Turner & johnson enter br. c. Crystal, by
Avalanche, dam Gun, by Chile Harold.
GREEN STAKE
g. ". Dillahunt enters Gen. q. W. Hardiug's
, 2 Duetta, by Highlander, dam Data, by imp.
johnson Il Douglass enters c. r. by Jack Ma
lone, dam AIplno, by imp. Albion 3 years
Gen. A. Buford enters br. m. by vandaL. dam
~ I'm MArgraye syears Old dress red, gray
John Il. Morgan enters Oh r Mamie Letchsr
6y Australian, dam Lavender, by WAGNER;
5 years OIL.
Z. B. Thomas enters oh. T. Hirs. by Lexington.
out Of Hcgira, by irnp. Ambassador
Turner & Johnson enters Oh. ( Magazine, By
dam 3, old Wagner
". h FOslkes enfers dark hr G.. bv Black
Wind, dam by Ambassador 3 years eId.
W. A. FOwiEes enter b. T. by vandal. dam
Duchess de Bent, By imp. Sovereign.
OVER - HOTEL STAKE.
NJ. c Castillo enters bay T. By Lexington. 4
dam Little Peggy, BY Cripple; dress green and
white
J q. Jones suters z. m. Maggie English, BY
ard white.
P. Mitchell enters Pat CIeburne. by Hiawn-
dam oy imp. Emu second dam the dam OF
sack.
by Jack Malone, dam Wagon mar.
". :. renal enters b b. Tom WOrlev, BY
dam by Glencoe; dress, red white
aud blue.
E entities for this stake were closed Oh the
18TH instant.
RACES zEr OPEN FOR x NrgIEs.
Firsl Day. rst race, Gayoso House STAKE.
mile heats, for al ages.
Second Day-Second rsce, two mile cash, for
All ages.
Third ~Hay-Citizene' purse, $500, Two mile
heats, free Tor all ages.
third ay-Secoad race, three mile dash, fres
for ali ages $500 purse.
Fourth Day-Sec0nd race. Bankers purse.
sl0N, thr 2 mile heat. free FOR all ACES
Firm Day-SoutheTn and Western Turf Con-
yre5s stake, our mi s heats.
SIKH Dsy-First ace Saloon stake mile
lges. Second race, mile heats FOR beaten horses,
% be handicapped, 500 pure.
GEN. n. B. FORREST, President.
A. D. GIBSON. Secretary. sen
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HEBPHTs AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Directory who have hsd control
o. this road since the var, were ysster-
day reelected to their positions. In
vies Of the persistent effort which has
been inside IN certain quarters TO de3est
their success, and 70 cast csnsure upon
them. We congratulate u city snd see
tiou upon the result o. the election yes
terdsy The stockholders ought to know
their true interests.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON. October 7.-COnsoIs, "a sic f;
5-2Qs, II 7-l6 Illinois Central, III; Erie.
4l4; Atlantic and Crest Western, 221.
LIVERPOOL, October z p.m.-Cotton
closed quiet and unchanged mlddling
upisndsr sgd; Orleans, SD sales to-day
100 bales. Breadstufs closed quiet.
Corn has advanced to As. Wheat, AS
Cd for California.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The frien and acquaintance Of A @. DEN
MS and lady are respectfully invited to attend
The funeral OF their eldest daughter. HHsEr-
E1TA L. DENNIS, from their residence, No. zs
Besl street, on Tuesday morning, al 10 O'Clock.
Services sy Rev. A. B Miller. Carriages az
The residence. .
The friends and acquaintance OF r. Il. Por-
ter and family are invited to at end the funeral
Of bis son, Capt EDwAEB &. PORTER, from the
residence Of his father, corner Of Exchange
and Third Streets, on this Tuesday morning.
e. u O'Clock.
Service BY Rev. Mr.. Sample Carriages in at
tendance st residence.
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VERY important elections occur to-dsy.
We are impressed with the conviction
that they will indicate 4 reaction IL The
Northern states, which will determine
the fate Of R.dieslism and present to the
white men Of the South amoTe hopeful
YisW Of the future.
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L. NJ Aa1s " " MA n.
H0WES & BURBANK,
Commission Merchants,
HAVE REMOVED TO
2S2 Front Street.
(over ]. F. Frank 4 Coz
(ovsr ]. F. Frank 4 Col

CONsIGNMENTs OF Cotton, for sale OF on
shi pment, receiving and iorwsrdiHg meT-
chandiss solicited. Q ders accompanying con-
signments carefully and promptly executed.
RagRug, Rope and supplies furnished at
10 a eel market rates. Cotton in store insured,
uni - otherwise ordered. seH Im
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y Rasberry. general sgsnt Tor hfhhoH
Jphu n. Rsardon, Little Rock, Ark
rha TbrHstOn, Van Buren, Ark
Hs-d Fleteksr, Pine Bun, Ark.
lac. r. EahtE. Washington, Ark
new. A. r. winfield, Camden, Ark
r. q. 10Y, Bolivar, Tenn.
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Sale Low to the Trade,
For Cash on City Paper,

IN CASKS thouldera, 20 tcs Hasus. 10 hons
~ Bihbed niddles. 50 bbls Pork, IS tx Iers1
100 bags Coffee, 40 pcs and hRif pcs Ksnfnrky
baxgng. 50 bales India Bagsine, Is tors fron
Ties. 3g coils HOPE, 100 bags Fine salt, 100 Kegs
whisky, all prices aud brsDds-hy
K0ItpTE. sAlrH &fo.
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MARRIED

AhNoLD-LEA.-On the morning OF the 7,h,
near Germantown, By the Rev. Or. Lea, OF tho
stale Female College, Prof B. L. ARNOLD, OF
West Tennessee College, to MS ADDI= LIZA, OF
Virginia.
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LYING, EhE NATIONAL VICE.
The following special dispatch 10 the
Cincinnati Enquirer from Washington
exposes a special fAlsehood:
In bis speech last week, at Boston, Mr..
Boutwell, IL represented IS charging that
Mr.. johnson removed the archives, and
closed the bureau FOR the preservation Of
the archives Of the Southern COnfed-
eracy, for the purpose Of destroying the
evidence Of his completely In the assssina-
ton. This paragraph is going the rounds
Of the press without contradiction.
The facts are that the bureau archives
are still in existence, and accessible ss
heretofore, and the president has not
made any order Of any kind as to the
management and has not exercised any
control whatever over its affairs. Some
days ago Gen. Grant, finding that the
office Of superintendent Of the bureau
8 mere sinecure, abolished or re-
lisved the incumbent, Or. Lieber, and
placed the OBcer In charge Of q clerk,
who has charge now.
GREELEY vs.. GREELEY - FOR AND
AGAINST GEN sTEEDNAN FOR sECRE-
- ~ nHnn
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Of Three Hundred Acres Sub
urban Land on Ten Years
Credit.
7 PROPOSE to sell at Public Sale, to ths Hish-
4 eat bidder
On Thursday, 14th November, 1887,
About 90 acres Field and Forrest Land. on ny
Homes cad Tract, situated turee miles east o.
Memphis, At the head o. Union avenue, and
lying between Central avenue and the OLD state
Lin road. The most popular street paVemsnta
being now IN process 0f Construction IN Mem
phIs. 2 NOc turuptEes or street railways on the
rnads leading nom the city di ecIly through
this property must soon follow, thereby arurd-
inE the most reasonable probability ofits great
and rapid enhancement or value
In stating the advantages OF this property I
would speclaily refer to the HEALTd or the
locality a. having been always considered
equal II not superior tofhat OF any porfisn OF
the oily emTtrons5 While the high character %
the nPighb0rhOnd ard the provision made Tor
Church and School F-rIiegcE c1moine 70 render
10 one o. tue most desiraots points for = subur-
ban residence which the vicinity or Memphis
affords.
The TITLE to this property has been vested
In my father and myself for Lhirfy years With
out Interruption, and IS free rom any incum.
branre.
ne SuBdfoiaoH Of lss Grouads vii be In lots
Of ahaut Five Acres. Rccoruing N plans 20 30
seen At the ONCE ofthe Auctiuneers The ave-
Eues viii he opened, and the lots numbersd 20
as 70 be readily examined 5efaBethsdHT Of sale-
Being Determined 70 81 I shall offer the foi-
lowing liberal
TERMS: One-tsuth Cash. the balance in Tn
AnnuU LnssadaeHI. with l~nterest from data
Warranty reeds given, and Trust Deeds taken.
waving redemption These p-rms VII make
Dc very easy for any one 10 secure a pl=ssan
value ard comlorts a. the growth Of Memphis
continues n " TEFZEVANL-
R0YsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.
sspI5-tds AuctOnesE