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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-05

ST. VINCENT's ACADEMY, at Cape
Girardeaa, on the Mississippi river, about
fifty miles above Cairo, is an excellent
institution, where young ladies can re-
ceive a first class education, under the
-supervision Of the Sisters Of Loretto,
The ground ana school buildings are
beautifully situated on a high location
tbat Is very conducive to the health OF
tba pupils, The terms OF this institution
are very moderate, being $50 for board
and tuition IN photography, reading
wrifing. arithmetic, grammar, plain
saving, ornamental needlework, etc, fol
the scholastic year Of ten months
French, German, drawing, painting
music on piano, gaitaT, etc, form an ex
ira charge. Further particulars can b,
-aseertained by addressing the MOthel
| Euperior OF ST. Vincent's Young Ladies
Academy, Cape Girardeau, No,
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A GoOD HOUsE.-ID another column
nav be found the card Of Messrs. Ken
Dedy, Williams & Russell, cotton factors
and commission merchants, No. 2bS5
Front street. They are fully awake for
the fall trade, and prepared to do all the
business that NAV offer in their line.
The card fully explains Itself. Read it
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Memphis and Mound City Ferry Packet.
PEOSTA-.---~--~~-M.h CHEEK, Master.
Adams street, at * and
O'clock am, and 3 and 81 pm. Mound CITY ct
oend Q o'clock am, and . and 6o'eloekp PM
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Memphis & Little Beck Z. r.

. OE AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY l&, l8-
" trains viii leave HOBEfLhLD az Am ar
irving at Ten Nile Bayou 40 sis a.m- hetnru-
Ten Nile Bayou az 5u pinu and
arrive az Hopedsid at 6.5 pm.
on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS a train
VIII leave Ten Nile Bayou al $50 am, arriving
AZ HOpedeld at 6b am. Returuiug-Leaye
HOpeheld a. 4 p-ms and arrive ~ Ten lA5
Bayou az sis pm
me ROgnd Trip From Memphis. - 80.
The FerrybOat NEVADA viii make close
connection with al trains.
J. T. MELG5.
fyIG CHIEF Engineer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-05

INQUEsr.-AB inquest was held yester-
day, BY Justice Miller, on the body Of an
| infant, the child Of = Mrs. Thompson,
| corner Of Fourth and Exchange streets.
| The circumstances Of its death were
rather suspicious, and the evidence given
before the jury was conflicting. How
ever, 8 verdict Of death from want and
neglect was found.
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WANTED-rHE PATENT
A UR OIL


We want men evprvwEer TO study their 0ws
INTEREST. The right % manufacJure and sci
tie Patent Aurora on in a single county VII
make more money 10 the purchaser In thret
mouths than the largest farm in your STATE
will make in q whole year. The Aurora U
actually costs les than Oue-hs4 the prqe o
Coal OH. and the Illuminating power OF the
Aurora Oh is as much superior To the Coal VI
as tie Coal Oh is 10 q taliOw candle, and u
no nORE explosive than q uaLlow candle ANY
Iamp that VIII burn Coal on will burn the Au'
rOra Oh II does not smoke the chimney
does not Emell-It VIII not grease or stain The
unest Huen-uot even white cloth. The mate
rial for is manufacture IS l"neNhaustOla. one
man can make seventy-Eve barrels per day
No machinery required. We VII pay your
fare no and from tie CITY OF Memphis and bills
while here. Il we cannot prove Az, and even
more. thar We have stated. A single county i
. small torture 20 the man Of Enterprise and
M right 70 O state Is untold worth.
For further information, cali on or address
IA. 4. Dewitt a Co.
"a Mad son street, corner Main,
fvIq Memphis, Tenn.
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To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to report any
irregularities in the delivery Of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to collect subscriptions
Ed. MANSFORD,
Euut of Circulation.
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REWARDS.
u

CDI Il = " A r D
srrzyed or stolen from my place. On Horn
Lake creek. one BAA MARE MULE, about l3
or u hands nigh, has a scar on left nip. The
above reward viii be paid 20 any one deliver
Ing the Mule % the farm, or 10 me at 95 Yain
str-eT- aus w W BENDER
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RAILROADS.
Election for Directors
-oF The
Memphis and Charleston 3. R. Co.

TIKI Stockholders IN the Memphis and
II Charleston Railroad Comp fuy are notified
that the annual election for nine Directors OF
said Company viii be held al the cnics Of the
Company In Memphis, Tenn, end HlntsF4
Ala on wednesday, the uth day o. sepDsm-
ber. 1851.
Stockholders viii be passed free Cor one faf
before and untl one day after sIid election,
uuon axhiblfIug their certificates Of Stock fl
ne Couducfor. GEO. ROBEET-OS,
au38 hi s-ctw aud Iraas'r.
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A SEW AID WELL BUILT z@
IdrawInK MY fourteen inches, with a days
suppIy 0f coal Gu board, nov In the trade on
ahe Ohio, between Big SANDY and Portsmouth
EgiH be sold At low figures.
For particulars address n. n, lOck-boX Sli
Cincinnati. O., on
ann In Memnhfg. Tenn
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4 GOOD

A administration of the esta' g Of J. NJ. Lyles.
"A deceased, / wish TO dispose OF either a hall
or his entire interest as SOLE Lessee Of the Mis-
sissippi State P~enttenUary. My brothers lease
continues FOR l3years, under an act Of the -eg-
stature Of the state. My object in Offering 70
sell this Lease, either in whole or in part, is 10
relieve myself Of the responsibility OF personal
attention to the management OF the business,
which must, OF course, center at Jackson, the
State Capital, ana 20 be properly controlled
would require my immediare and constant SUI
pervision. l am a merchant, have a family,
and am PERMANENTLY located at Oxford, Miss .
and am otherwise so situated that I cannot
give the immense interest growing ont OF this
Lease that attention which It deserves. There
are Al this time about two hundred cOnvicts in
the PeniteDtiRrY. For particulars address me
at oxford, Miss.
W. L. LYLES, Admir-, etc.
REFERENCES.
Gov. B. 6. Humphreys, Ex. Office, Jackson,
Miss.
Gen. A. NJ. West, President Miss. Cent. K, r.,
Oxford, Miss.
Galbreath, Stewart a Co, Memphis.
Petty & Sawyer Mobile Ala
Gilaspie q Gates, New Orleans.
Tom & Sam Henderson, New Orleans.
Col. Donald, State Superintendent Jackson,
Miss.
Maj. q. A. Phillips, superintendent for Les
sees.
Wisdom 4 Duo, Attorneys, Memphis.
Avalanche CODY. aus dim
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Wanted g. partner In the Dry Goods and
Produce business at McNult,Sun1OWer county,
Miss. a Young man Of moral, sober. industrious
bushes habits. with 4 cash capital OF three
thousand dollars, 70 equal the other interest.
McNuLr is q good point Tor a cash business OF
fslu.tg 10 $1,000 ten u twelve thousand uOt-
lars sales annually. with a hattering prospect
OF the business increasing every year. / nave
a good suorehOuse. and the only stand in The
place. Immediate Application Is desired. Ad-
dress. THUS. X. NELSON,
aup- a- McNutt. Miss
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OUR WEEKLN.-Our mammoth Weekly
is published to day. II contains the usual
| amount Of reading matter Of al kinds,
consisting Of editorials, selections, brevi-
ties, state news, choice poetry, CONNER
cial, financial and river news, and in
fact all the latest intelligence received by
rail, mail steamers and telegraph. Copies
for mailing may be bad at the counting
cents.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

ME are authorized to aDnsuncs AMOS H.
w CURLIN as q candidate for Snerin OF
Shelby COUNT as the ensuing March Election
IN lS58.
MempbiS. July 81. 1867. aul te"
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EXCURSION TO LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.
In order to afford our citizens the oppor-
tunity of visiting Lookout Mountain,
the Memphis and Charleston railroad
will issue excursion tickets, commencing
September 9TH, from Memphis and all
stations on the railroad, to Chattanooga
and return, for fare n way. Tickets
good during the month of September,
allowing the excursionists 70 lay ovs at
any points on the line, and return within
that period. Fare from Memphis to
Chattanooga and return, 81; omnibus
fare from Chattanooga to the top OF the
Mountain and return, 81. The grand
gathering Of parties from Nashville,
Knoxville, Atlanta, etc, will be on top
Of Lookout Mountain on the 18th and
18th Of September, and the train from
Memphis for that occasion will leave
here at 9 o'clock on the evening Of
the 10th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-05

PERJURY.-Mr. Justice Hall COM
planned to Justice Moore that a man
named B. f. Jackson was guilty OF the
crime Of perjury. A warrant was issued
and the accused locked up. Il appears
that it is q Or those cases commonly
known a. STRAW bail" It will be heard
today. This Is not the first time Jack
son has been a 5oardsr al the expense Of
the county, he having been 10 before for
obtaining money under false p~retences,
aud got of easy. He will probably end
this q more serious matter.
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The elegant Passenger Steamer
ROwENA, John B. Davis, Master

Leaves Memphis every Saturday at O'Clock pm
. West Point every Monday at 5o'elk pm
"a J-acksonpOrt every Tuesday at 10
O'Clock am.
" Augusta every Tuesday at 6 o'clock pm
Is Des Arc every wednesday at 6 O'cIk am
- DuvalPs Bluff every Wednesday at
These boats have been thoroughly repaired
and RENTED expressly for the trade, and hay-
mo the Mail Contract for -Four Years, passen-
gers and shippers can rely upon their re-
manning in the trade permanently, and are the
onIv boats having a connection with the trains
Al DuyaI's Bluff for Little Rock and Hot
Snrinas. These are the only boats authorized
to sell Through Tickets via Railroad nom Du-
wallis Bluff to Little Rock, Hot Springs, Wash
ington, Arkadelphia, Kockport. Camden,
Princeton, Tulip and Fort smith. Time
through to Little Rock As hours. Sixty pounds
baggage allowed by Stage Company 70 each
P-sssengers for Northeastern Texas and South
ern Arkansas will and this the most reliable
route. Time and money saved by buying
Through Tickets.
in connection with these packets rom Augusta
and JacksOnpOrt making " trips per week,
to PocahOntas on Black river,
Tiekets sold for all of above POlnt on board
NO" LEVY & MILLER, Agents.
262 Front street.
JOHN b. DAVIS, Sup't,f
memphis and White River U. 5. Mail Line
au2 II
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Land For sale.

n undivided one-haIfiutsrsst IN 5000 acres
"a ~ Red river bottom land, In Lafayette
S1d SEWER counties, Arkausas.
Tbfginferest, the title 20 which Is perfect, viii
~ sold At a low figure, for ons-third cash and
- remainder Al one and two years, without
80 800 acres Of magnificent Arkansas
-fvsr bottom land, above an overflow, and the
anegt body Of land Ia the staJer In Crawford
county. Arkansaa
TIess lands viii be sold together OF in par
cess, Tor CASH AnaWs
Attorneys Al Law,
-bqtf "a Main street, Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-05

From FRIARs POINT.-We were
pleased to receive a visit yesterday from
Mr.. Frank Tell, Of the CO0hOHiaa,
| Frisrs Point, Miss. Mr.. Tell is on a
business trip for bis psper, and goes to
st. Louis previous TO his return to Missis-
sippi. Now il the time for our mer-
chants to advertise, both in the city and
country papers, 80 Is 10 be ready for the
fall trade.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-05

GONG INTO BUsIsEss.-AlmOst every
negro nowadays has a desire % getintO
business for himself. This is al right, II
they can DO it honestly. One Of the sons
| Of Ham, John Manuel by name, wanted
to start 8 secondhand clothing store.
! Not having the necessary stock, be ap-
propriated a quantity Of clothing, the
! property Of a lady in Chelsea He was
arrested by a policeman, and furnished
with quarters IN the Adams street
" Pitcher" to be further dealt with ac-
kcnrding 70 law.
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SUSPECTED.-A nan named r. FrOese
was arrested yesterday on 3 warrant
issued by Mr.. Justice Miller, charged
with stealing p silver watch, the property
Of Mr.. r. H. MangeriBe, who complained
that be wss up town r few nights since
and got slightly under the influence Of
liquor, when, as he alleges, Froese took
his timer. The case will be heard to-day.
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Ftest I'd Qulekest R0ute 30 NashTnle.
Cars Go Thrsagh without Cbange.
EyeursiOn 70 Mammoth &c.

Two DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot Of tue
Il Memphis and Louisville railroad. head 1f
ming through to Cave Ctty without change Of
cars.
~ Excursion Tickets rom Memphis %
ammot Cave and Return at Reduced Rates.
Fare round trip, t. Cave and ratarn-Zg peach
Parties Of fifteen mOre---..----- = 1JeaCE
Parties OF twenty i've OF morea-.--- l6 aJeleL
For through tickets and all Information, ciiI
at Ticket ONCE, No. E7z main street.
iyEt SAM. B.JONEs, GeuT Supft.
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N T
o REKARnt

OFFICE MEMPHIS BOARnOF uHDERWRrr'Rs.l
MENPHIs, IESN., June4. 1857.
IN order to more enectuaIy suppress icesn-
i diarism within the city Of Memphis, a re-
ward OF
Two Thousand Dollars
Will be paid by the Memphis Board Of Under
writers to any policeman or ether persons Who
shall procure the arrest and legal conviction %
any person or persons guilty OF firing any
premises insured by any Of the Insurance
Companies comprising this Board.
ie4ff Ky ORDER OF THE BOARD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-05

BY-BY.-The very popular agent Of
the Atlantic and Mississippi steamship
company, Memphis and st. Louis packet
company, and the great northern line Of
steamers from st. Louis 10 St. Paul,
Capt. Z. B. Byington, is now in this city.
No more energetic gentleman lives than
Mr.. ByingtoB, and his friends here only
complain that he is chsry Of his presence
10 the Bluff City. His lines are prosper
Gus. and much OF their success is due to
the good management Of their general
ticket agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-05

SOME HARyESTING.-A Chicago pa
per gets of the following We should
| like to see that traveller the next time be
visits Memphis. He must be some Tela-
/ ton to the traveller of a sister state: They
/ don't do things by halves in Iowa; when
they attempt to do s thing they literally
fulfill the injunction Of Scripture
d" Whatever you find to dos do It with all
| thy might" So when they commence
to tell a whopper Of a story, they don't
haggle about the length of it but go 10 for
the whole mount. The Nashua Post
hiss tried its hand "on this line" and
tells about a man now at work on a field
at West Union, Fayette county, who
commenced his harvest near Memphis,
Tenn, nine weeks ago, and has followed
the harvest wave steadily northward,
through Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois
/ and lows, at WORK first for one and then
another, till he has travelled hundreds of
miles, literally, all the way by the reaper
line, and his face is still turned north
ward. The harvester went to Memphis
on q raft Of lumber, and has thus worked
his way back to the tune Of from five
dollars to two dollars per day, and that
he reports the grain heavy, plump and
plentiful throughout all Of his line Of
march from Tennessee to Iowa. If any
one has q larger or more elongated story
to tell, he can take the " floor"
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~ELE Tand cheap BOARDING

A FEW DEsIsABLE ROOMS, either fur
nished or unfuruished, % rent, with board, 20
either gentlemen or families, convenient TO
business, within one square Of Court square,
and at the most reasonable rates, at No So
Second street, near Madison. Day boarding, s.
per week boarding aud lodging, IS per week
je2rf
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FOR RENT.
FOR II

LOR Il En-
T1at EpIendid Dwelling House on the come
Of Madison and Third streets, occupied by Ms
A. o. Harris This House has recently beer
reprinted and put In thorough repalrr 70
particulars apply on The premises, or 10 Harris
Hunt & Co, No pa Front street se4lw
TO X t
MraE n. Dawson's former Residence az tn,
head OF Adams street. Apply Al No. Is COur
street up stairs sci w.
TO r l. u
A large h CELLAR IS by . feet, 10 fse'
hlEh-best adapted 10 The storing Of Ale Oh
Beer aud centrally located. half q square non
Oysrt0u Hotel address H. Appeal Office.
auMls
nor RENT
The sTOREH0UsE, No.zss Vain street Ap.
sus5iW EAsTIAND a GILBERT.
WANTED TO RENT
a good BUSINESS HOUSE on Main street
bstEseH Union and Adams
suI7 n No. KIT Williams block
10 K r r T
Two OFFICES. formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioner, No. u
Madison street. Inquire al Police ONCE, ~
Madison street
Memphis, June TO- lssI- Ielltt
EOR T
ETORYs and OFFICES in Bethen's New
Bulldiuz, on the corner OF Main and s2ath
BETHEL, or <. Z. JE, In rooms
NO. aud myAu
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILwAY.-The vacancy caused in the
agency Of the abeve Line at this point by
the death Of the lamsnted Col. /. A.
| Paist, has been filed BIZ the appointment
Of Capt. Sam. A. Levin IS general south
ern agent, = gentleman well known in
the mercantile world for his energetic
business qualifications, and socially for
those noble, warm-hesrted and genial
qualities which constitute the true man.
Capt. Lewis arrived in the city yesterday
and entered upon his duties. We cor
daily welcome him to U midst.
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THE DISCOEERY on FHE ACE.
MO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits In the house.
hold economy than
! MoGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.

IN mas eueeteQ sreatel DsnelltS N tue mousse
hold econOmy Than
McGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.
Il Is a labor saving invention. IS well as an in
valuable remedy In ScurVy, Scald Head, Erup-
ions OF the skin and Piles. Dandrun Is re-
moved from the head, the Teeth whitened and
cleanssd, Plate and Jswelry cleaned, Stains
anectueily removed from Carpets, Furniture,
Clothes, Paint VaTpish or Marble. with this
greatest facility and without injury to the ma
Ierial. II is a great saving Of time and labor
in washing clothes. II is theonly known Soap
which will wash Flannelsw with the ease OF cot
ton or linen without fulling or shrinking. All
these important objects can be effected without
injury to the skin or the most delicate fabrics.
IL possesses nc deleteTiOus qualities whatever.
The world Is challenged to produce a soap
which possesses 50 many valuanle properties
and which is so innocuOus and safe. 1t is a
home invention, and dehes composition in any
part of the world. 1t has become a necessity
IN Memphis, and its use is rapidly spreading
throughout the south, and eventually will ex-
tend over the Yankees states, North and South
America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Oeeanlca
Manufactured solely by CT McGlmsey, Mem
phir. Tenn, u sold At the following places in
the aity at wholesale and retail Page q Co.'S.
Deans, Tayl9ris Drug store, Poplar street;
EiDris' corner OF Third and Adams Oliver a
Co.'S DeSoto Block, Madison street will soon
be found at any respectable family grocery or
drug store. The proprietor IL determined thar
is manufacture shall keep pace with Inc raD-
idly extending demand for its use. auI8
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WILL sell ny Plantation in Tunics
county. OF exchanRe Il far other good prop
srtv. or lease Il for the LEX yeEr OF Tor q series
~ years. II is one o. tle highest and best IN
IyIs a WRIGHT.
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MIscELLANEoUs
ELSONS'
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE
The Balance Of our Stock Must be Sold
REGARDLESS OF o s
AUCTION PRICES KOWHEREl

WE MUST HAVE ROOM FOR OUR FALL
w stock, and 70 effect that purpose we viii
continue our GREAT CLEARING SALE for
TWO WEEKS LONGER ONLY.
Rather than carry our Spring and Summer
Goods over 70 next season. we prefer selling
them now, even at a HEAVY LOSS.
We win guarantee our goods TO bs owe in
| Price than ever beIOre offered In this city.
wb bsok 4 Rs 9ST RBTie9ss for D T%o R %ERRs 6s els;
We offer:
Calico, fast color, IgK, IA and 10 cents Per yard
Bleaehed Bomestics, 10 cents per yard.
Brown DOmestlcs, 10 cents per yard.
White JacOnets. Is cents per yard.
Check Maslins, 20 to IS cents per yard.
Linen Handkerchiefs 81 50 per dozen.
French Whalebone COrsets. 81 . Ger pair.
Ladies' Hose, Is cents per pair.
Gents half hose, 10 cents per pair.
Ladies' Picnic Gloves, 80 cents per pair.
Children's Hose, from 10 cents q pair upwards.
Embroideries, Trimmings, Buttons, Laces, etc 4,
at HALF PRICE.
els. Napkins and Table Cloths at HALF
PRICE,
Our Entire Stock is Bound to be Sold,
Regardless Of Cost.
Gents White Shirts, from 81 Is to 81 90 each.
Gents Pulled Bosom shirts from 50 to 81 5Oeaeh
Gents Linen Goats from 81 TO s. each.
sents' Linen Pants from s. IS To 81 per pair.
Gents Linen Vests nom 20 cents 10 81 . each.
Gents Fine Custom-made Calf Boots nom
s. 50 10 50 per pair, actually less than they
can be made for.
Boys Boots from 81 10 TO 81 50 per pair.
Pins, Thread, Hooks and Eyes, Needles. But
tons, and a great many other useful and Or
namental articles on our
O H E A p A B L E S,
AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
HE Remember Our Stock is bound TO be
sold, and II you want bargains give us a call.
ELSON BROS,
jy14 I'm 2o7 Main Street.
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auOlm
no SALE
Piano for Sale.

GOOD Secondhand BUGGY and HARNESS
0frffe usedl will be sold cheap. Apply 70 Tay-
Tor cav & Rutland. a4 Front street, or
auRt VS.. BRUCE Co. Monroe street
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ST. NICHOLAS HoTEL-This is one of
the leading hotels OF st. Louis, and is
centrally located on the principal thor
oughfsre Of the city, and possesses adj
vantages enjoyed by but few hotels in
the country. The rooms are well fur
nished; the cuisine is excellent, and
every attention is paid 10 guests neces-
sary for their comfort and pleasure.
With such gentlemen al J. g. Harring-
ton, a prince Of good fellows, and A.
Scherringer, ever accommodating and
agreeable, the st. Nicholas cannot fail to
attract a gOOdly number Of visitors,
especially Memphians, who may be vis~
iting st. Louis.
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WANTS.
WAN


To rent-a House, with 6 or s rooms, suitable
for a family residence, within short distance Of
Court square. Address this office,
aus n WI