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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-19
LOCALS In BRIEF.

Our friend Mr. Frank W. Lynn, Of
the Jaclaonporl, (Ark-) Herald, is in the
city.
Miss Emile Melville the charming
actress, arrived at 10 o'clock last night,
and is at the 0ysrton.
S. M. Guest groceries. Where is
hep fernando road, south Of South
street haIl Na cod
--Yesierday morning burglars made
an unsuccessful effort to enter the pre-
misses Of Mr.. w. II. Hall, grocer, No. 1873
Vance street.
The name Of the negro found dead
on Orleans street yesterday was William
Harris. He was an old Commercial
Hotel employe. ,...-.
Coroner Cotton left for Chelsea this
forenoon to hold an inquest on the
remains of negro man, who died under
circumstances deemed mysterious.
Somebody started report that vel.
low fever prevails at St. Agnes
Academy. 1t is totally unfounded.
There has been no yellow fever in the
vicinity. -r,
Tho Memphis and ST. Louis Packet
Company, through the Treasurer, Capt.
AID. Storm, have presented the Howard
Association $l0O-a liberal and timely
donation.
"A negro named John Covington has
caused the arrest of the mate Of the
Rowena, whom he charges with kicking
him on the nose and mouth, extracting
several teeth in violation of the estab.
lished rules of dentistry, etc.
The members of the bar of Memphis
are requested to meet at the Law Court
room on Monday morning next, pune.
tually at 10 o'clock, for the purpose Of
taking proper action relative to the
death of Judge Thomas g. Smith.
-Emmons & Son, Nos. 10 Jefferson
and 1898 Main streets, have received the
New York Clipper, Irish American, Irish
People, Turf, Field and Farm, Criminal
Zeitung, Metropolitan Record ,Freemans
Journal, New York Ledger, Chimney
Corner, Literary Album Boston Pilot,
back numbers of the New York Weekly,
London Society, Littelps Living Age,
Godey's Lady's Book, Frank Leslie's
Magazine and Nick Max (for November),
also writing paper, envelops, and blank
books of all kinds.
Ed. Worsham, 20 Jefferson street,
has received the Chimney Corner, Lite
rary Album, Harper's Weekly, Metro
politan Record, New York Clipper,
Sporting Times, Lacrosse Democrat,
Boston Pilot, Banner of Light, Field,
Turf and Farm, Freemans Journal,
Irish American, Irish People, Saturday
Night, New York Ledger, Nick Max and
Merryman flor November), Frank Les
lies, Godey's and Demorest's Fashion
Books (for November), London Art
Journal (for OCTOBER, which Ed sells
for 81 %. Go to Colonel Ed. to get
your reading matter and stationery.
We invite an examination of our
stock of silk, merino and flannel
underwear. Choice goods, at very
low prices.
robson. 5NEED & CO..
+ sos Main street
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LOST.

II OST.-THREF PRoMIsSORY NOTES ;
one on w. II. Enniss. for 81 81; one on d.
Fuller, for S55s 80, and one on NJ. v. Reynolds,
:. GO. The public are cautioned agains; trading
Tor the same, AS payment has been stopped.
c. N. WILSON.
r OST.-OCTOBER sTH. 1861, TWENTY
nine S25 Coupons Mississippi and Tenres-
see railroad. Payment has been stopped. The
finder will be literally rewarded BY leaving
them A. the Appeal office.
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To the Public.

IN HAVING MADE THE ABOVE PUR-
Il chase and resumed business at the old and
well-known stand, No. SlS Main street, where
sunshine and adversely met our old friends and
patrons and as train Of unforeseen Previden-
tial circumstances have shifted us around TO our
former place OF business, IL is with feelings of
earnest generalization that we are again pre-
pared to offer TO our former patrons and the
public generally a large and well selected Stock
of Drugs. Medicines, etc., &C., and indeed
everything usually Kept in first-cass and we'll
conducted Drug Stare to which we are now ad-
ding, and will continue to add constantly, fresh
supplies of the most Staple end choice articles
the markets can afford. And as we shall i'm
port from foreign markets direct, and from first
hand dealers. we intend making this House
the Drug Emporium of the South I" we
would, therefore, hold out Specidt Inducements,
to both Wholesale and Retail Dealers in the
city and country, to give us q call, examine and
price our Stock before purchasing elsewhere,
Of the markets Of this and foreign countries, us
well as with sound practical judgment in ma
king our purchases, so as TO be able. with the
choice quality Of our Stock and the low prices
we will eder them at, 10 be able to vie with and
even defy competition. AnxiOusly hoping.
therefore. that these propositions flor we intend
TO make good TO the letter all We have prOposed),
will meet with the hearty concurrence Of our
old friends and patrons and the community
generally.
We are. very respectfully, yours. etc.,
]. B. WATSON & CO..
Proprietors.
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MARRIAGE AND CKLIBACY, AND THE HAPPI-
NESS OF TRuE MANHooD.-An Essay for Young
Men or the Crime of Solitude, and the Physio-
logical Errors, Abuses and Diseases which ere
ate impediments to MARRIAGE. with sure
means of Relief Sent in sealed letter envel-
opes. free of charge. Address DR.. J. SKILLIN
H0UGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
mia. Pa. 22-l00
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Andrews Philadelphia Trunks, valises
and Travelling Bags. A full assortment.
4 s. ROBSON, sNERD 4 co.
% Gayoso and 6 Water streets.

TEMPORARY CHANGE OF BAsE.-The
complete suspension Of business here
and elsewhere, unanticipated and con-
tinuous for the past Eve weeks, and the
prevalence of alleged epidemios as de-
structive to business as if cholera and
yellow fever both ragged in the city and
country, compel the removal of the
Southern Asylum agency TO fernando,
to which place the business managers Of
the institution have temporarily trans
ferred their families. The drawings
announced for the Dist are postponed for
a short time until the managers and
directors. of the company, scattered by
the supposed epidemic, can be assem-
blea. AZ
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MEssRs. REED & Bro, l5l Jefferson
street, are doing a fine business in
clothing, merchant tailoring and gentle
mems furnishing goods. Their stock of
ready made clothing is fine and of the
most fashionable cut; they are amply
supplied with gentIemen's furnishing
goods; aud they are prepared to
promptly execute all orders for suits,
employing none but the most expert
eneed tailors Our popular young friend
Mr.. Ambrose Dalton is connected with
this house, aud viii be pleased to see his
friends at any time.
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NOTICE
TOTHE PUBLIC.

IN RETIRING FROM THE DRUG Bust
l. ness In this city we would give notice that
we have sold our entire Stock, together with
the Fixtures, Lease, etc.. Of the well-known
stand, No. 3lS Main street. to DR.. j. y. WAS
SON CO., to whom We were formerly success
sors; and after returning eur heartfelt thanks
70 our numerous patrons and friends who have
so literally favored US during our continuation
Of bust mess, we solicit for our successors con-
tinuation Of the same. As 10 tho character
and qualifications of our worthy successors in
this branch Of trade, their reputation is too
we'll and fayoraby known in this city and
throughout the country generally for us TO be
able in anything We might here state to add
thereto. Suffice II 10 saw they are Of long and
tried experience 10 this branch of business.
and therefore most cordially recommend con-
tinuation Of our patrons with this House.
JOHN A. NIPGEN.
The unsettled business Of NTpGFN & REA-
KIRT and JOHN A. NIPGEN, will be settled
by either Of the old partners, at the old stand.
JOHN A. NIPGEN.
NIPGEN d REAINIRT.
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GENTLEMEN, ifyou want shirts, under
shirts, drawers, socks, neck ties, and a
complete line of furnishing goods at
very low prices, call on M. Kraus Il
Co., No. 2ls Main street, corner of Ad-
amu I
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A Row IL CESTER ALLET.-A man
named Van Worth was arrested in Mag
Noody's bagnio, in Center alley, back OF
the Varieties, yesterday afternoon for
disturbing the peace Of that locality. 1t
appears that Van Worth was jealous Of
one Jenny Doyle, and fred a couple Of
shets a ASr Nobody vas hurt bat the
policeSesrd the discharges and arrested
the possessor Of the green-eyed mon
asr." The case has not been disposed
Of ------
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DURING The past two weeks no new
candidates for the honors and emolu-
ments of the shrievalty have been pre-
scented, although several more are spoken
of, and will doubtless enter the ring. Mr..
A. II. Curtin, announced several weeks
ago, is in the field, and at work. His
friends believe his chances TO be good
and his extensive acquaintance and long
residence in the county are much in
his favor. He promises to leave no
portion of the county uncanvassed be-
tween the present time and March, and
there is little that resolution and prop
erly directed energy will fail to accom-
plish.
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A LARGE line of dress buttons, dress
trimmings, ribbons, laces, velvets and
white goods at great bargains, at M.
Kraus 4 Co.'s, No. 2lS Main street,
corner of Adams. T
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Through Bills Of Lsding will be given BY the
Agent II the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road. at the Depot and all necessary informa-
tion prompts furnished on application TO-
W J. ROSS, General superintendent
THOS. b. DUNN. Gen. Freight Agent
Al J. LOWE, Agent $3.50
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Municipal Court Of Memphis.
cLKEKs' oFTIcE. October Z. 1867.
AYREs & RANDOLPH
NkuRIcE WERNER A''lenlneh' sun

A FFIDAVIT for Attachment having been
~ made IN this case. in Pursuance Of section
$50 OF the Code Of Ienuessee. and attachment
having been issued and returned b. the proper
efcer; levied etc, on the property Of The
defendant, ~
tits therefore ordcrcds
That said defendant appear az the Courtroom
phis. Ienu.. on OF hefnrc the FIRST TUES
DAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT, and defend
this suit. or the same will be taken for con-
fessed a. 70 him. snd the case set flr hearing
uxparte: and that q cony 81 this order Be sub
ishcd once q week for four consecutive weeks
10 the Memphis LEneER-
A copy: T. b. RATION. Clerk.
b. Mason HrDE. Deputy Clerk.
tif. oaE50
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WARTS.

yLTANTED-A SMART, INTELLIGENT
~ w man, as porter in n hardware house. He
must understand his bu mess, ard come well
recommended for honesty, sobriety and indus
tIy. None other need apply. Address lock-
hoy No. 100 Memphis. AZ
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SOUTHERN FAST FREIGHT LINE
WA CHARLEsTON. S. al.

facilities are now offered Merchants and Ship
pers sending COTTON to and receiving GOODS
from Eastern Cities that are unequalled by any
competing line.
There IS but one transfer between Memphis
and Baltimore. Philadelphia or New York. and
time rs good or quicker than by any other
route. Cotton shipped by this route win be de-
livered in Now York in six or seven days. at
the fOllOWing rates. ppr hale ~
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New MEMPHIS THEATER.- The engage
ment of Lady Don will close this even.
ing with Caste, which those who have
not yet seen it should witness by all
means. Few artists who ever appeared
on the Memphis boards have created a
more favorable impression than Lady
Don. Her capital acting, merry face
and charming singing won universal
applause at the outset, and but for cir
cumsiances as unlocked for as they were
disastrous to every interest, hers would
have proved one of the most successful
engagements, pecuniarily speaking, in
the history of the theater. 1t was Lady
Don's misfortune to come during the
yellow fever excitement, which has
Frustrated business, driven hundreds,
perhaps thousands, away from the city,
and rendered the night air as dangerous
in the belief of others as q veritable
pestilence. All this has conspired
to prevent overlooking houses; yet
Lady Don has every reason to feel graft
fed at her reception, and at future
period may return with the assurance of
achieving most abundant success. Mon
day evening the little favorite, Miss
Emile Melville, who opened last season
at the Opera House, and won hearts in
Vulnerable by her pretty, girlish face,
sprightliness, fine acting, and sweet vo-
calism, will make her appearance, open
ing another comedy week. Few left a
more pleasant impression than Miss
Melville, and now that the fever excite
ment has nearly run its course, we may
anticipate return of the large audience
which merit seldom fails to produce.
DEATH on JUDdE THOMAS G. SMITH
The painful rumors on the streets a day
or two since relative to the death of
Judge Thomas G. Smith, of the Common
Law Court unfortunately proved but q
little premature. We learn that a dis
patch received last night announces his
death as having occurred Thursday eve
ming. Dr. r. F. Brown, who went to see
him yesterday, returned in the evening,
black vomit" having set in and rem
dered medical service unavailing. Judge
Smith was probably the most popular
judicial officer Of high position in West
Tennessee. As Judge Of the Common
Law Court Of Memphis, he was uRiyer-
sally esteemed as On able lawyer, a pro-
found jurist, and a warm-hsarted, genial
gentleman. He was especially favor
lite of the bar. who, irrespective Of poll
tics, entertained for him unbounled
esteem. His position was unremunera-
tive, and several times be announced his
determination TO resign, but remained
in compliance with the unanimous re-
quest Of the legal fraternity, who felt that
in his hands the judicial interests Of the
court we're safe. His death viii be sin
cerely mourned.
THE JAPASEsE-Tbe wonderful Jsps
gave another performances last niEAs;s,
win "shov" at ? this afternoon and 8
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BRIGGS & PETERSON. Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail We weigh on
the city scales. No. IL Madison street.
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Silk undershirts and drawers al
anti.war prices.
+ ROBSON, sNHED & co.

South MEMPHIS PEOPLE, look to your
interest and purchase your groceries and
feed of S. NJ. Guest, on the fernando
road. imm ediately south OF South street
The best brands of -four constantly on
hand. The prices always as low as in
the city. az
DoLBEAR's Commercial College, $50
Main street, open day and night. New
pupils received daily in writing, arith'
metic, bookkeeping, ETC., etc. Do
BLACK, CAMERON q Co., produce and
commission merchants, have removed to
No, Adams street, opposite Worsham
House. AZ
WANTED.-To rent house suitable
for storage, fire proof building, with
light insurance. Address lock box 457,
or this office. AZ
For a fashionable suit of Tricot orlBeaver
20 to Robson, Sneed & Co. I
DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this office. T
JUST received, pure Kentucky mus.
tard-Lilly Brothers, III Main street
CoTToN REoEIPr Books for sale at
this Office. 43
Hunting suits at Robson, Eneed
3 Co.'S. I
CHATTEL MORTGAGES for sale at this
Office.
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Cotton Market.

The sales were light yesterday, and are always
so on Saturday. this being the closing Of the
weeks business. There are fow buyers in mar
ket and wa ouote.
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DOARDING.-ONE OR Two GENTLE
- men can be accommodated with board n
a private family. Location, five minutes Walk
NJ. ,9f postofiice IS
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10. SELIGNAS, corner Union and
Third streets, has splendid horses and
buggies for hire. Persons wanting a
fine turnout should give him call
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cerely mOurned

THE JAPANEsE-Tbe wonderful Jsps
gave another performances last niEhas;,
win SHOW" at ? this afternoon and 8
tonight Those not yet witnessing
them should 60 IS they perform feais
seldom seen. r.
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PIscAToRIAL-The lovers Of Reel Foot
Lake fsh viii be glad TO learn that the
veteran fisherman and game dealer, Vic
tor D. Fuchs, No Il Jefferson street, is
constantly in receipt Of Reel Foot Lake
fsh. The lovers Of such win take due
notice. ~
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Fall and winter clothing stock;
low prices.
robson, sNEED & CO..
I sos Main street.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the dull times, Will
kinson & Co, $40 Main street, are doing
fne business in drugs, medicines,
oils, paints, perfumes, fancy toilet goods,
etc. This is because they keep a
splendid stock, and promptly attend to
the wants Of their patrons
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FIVE THOUSAND YARDS plaid dress
goods at thirty-fve cents per yard, at
NJ. Kraus h Co.'s, No. 2lS Main street,
corner Of Adams. I
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n0ERDTNG. PLEASANT ROOMS with
Is hoard either with or without furniture.
s,1itabIe for families or single gentlemen, at ~
g and street. "a
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nOARDTNG.--A LIMITED NUMBER OF
d Day Boarders can be accommodated at No.
2 Jackson street. corner Of Front. References
axchanQpd 81
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the Howard Association, held yesterday
afternoon: .U1nIWo rgT 81 ID
The Executive Committee met pur-
suant 10 adjournment IL was on motion
resolved that members not reporting,
after being properly notified, shall be
dropped from the roll, unless a satislac-
tory excuse be rendered.
Resolred, That w. G. Mcclure, having
used indecorous and improper language
toward the Sisters Of Mercy and the
Association, be considered no longer q
member thereof.
On motion, DR.. w. S. Tremaine,
United States army, was unanimously
elected an honorary member of the As
sociation.
The following preamble and resou-
tons we're unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, A proposition has been sub.
mitted to the Association from some OF
the prominent business men of the city,
with the approval of the Mayor, that we
should recommend that the stores and
Offices be closed during portion of the
business hours, in order that the young
men may have an opportunity of nursing
the sick. ~
ResolUed, unanimously, That with the
highest regard for the source from which
the suggestion emanates, we feel com
PEELED respectfully to decline to accede
to it.
Resolced, That the Howard Associa-
ton deems it inexpedient to recommend
a curtaiment of the hours of business,
because, although there is considerable
amount of sickness of various kinds in
the city and suburbs, it does not prevail
to such an extent as would justify so
extreme q measure, which would excite
alarm and create a panic highly preju-
dicial to the business interests OF the
city.
Resolred, That we feel highly encour.
aged by the liberal responses of our
businessmen to our appeals for pecuniary
assistance, and earnestly invoke the aid
of those who are DESTROYS, and feel com.
petent, to assist in nursing the sick, and
we cannot doubt that every facility will
be afforded by employers to those in
their service who may wish to engage in
that capacity ,3leI F.
In connection with the first resolution
it is proper to state that members of the
Howard Association were among the
foremost in urging the press to suggest
the proposed temporary change of basi-
ness. We are gratifed to learn that the
present condition of the general health
is such as to deem the precaution unne-
cessary. -f
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NTANTE.p. "A SITUATION BY A
& w Young m IN as private watchman, or any,
thing TO make = living. rs NOT AFRAID
The best best of city reference given. address,
Az care Of Boblen & Huse. City Ice House.
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TSoI RDING.-BOARD AND LODGING,
on '>oard clone, csn be obtained with, a
private family. in healthy legation on Shelby 9S
street. Add esL w. }. D. at tnls once. o.
BOARDING. -Go0D BOARD AM AZ RRlL GSiPG-
+on s ,ts, gooo front room for a gentleman
and his wife. 49,
DOARDING-ONE PLEASANT FRONT
10 room. suitable for a gentleman ana II
wife, with good accommoda nohs, ean " aao
at 40 East Court street, BY ca " hpllio1siol
also two or three day boarders acI 'ninioNa VI
References exchanged -
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RYAN & VAN VoAsT, at the Halfway
House, on the old Raleigh road, keep a
fine stock of wines, liquors, ale, etc, at
their bar. Persons driving out that way
can procure refreshments of that or the
more substantial kind. The proprietors
are determined to make the house one Of
the most popular institutions in the COM
rnunifv
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BOARDING..

.noARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND
Is wife, o. three single gentlemen, can obtain
a nlcasant front ROOM with board. in private
family. by calling at 573 Shelby street. Terms
moderate.
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GRoCERs, CoTToS AND COMMISSION.
The card of Messrs. Forster, Keaihofer
& Co., wholesale grocers, cotton and
commission merchants, 2O9 Front street,
appears elsewhere. All the gentlemen
in the firm are well known, experienced
business men, who deserve to and will
succeed. They are prepared to furnish
groceries and plantation supplies, and
pay particular attention to the sale Of
cotton.
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THE FRANKLIN
Insurance and Banking Comp

ARE READY TO ISSUE cfRTF les
n Of Stock. Subscriber are reql sfed 10
call and receive the Eamc.
IS ND. L. STEWART. President.
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Dissolution.

THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
II existing under the name md style Of FOR
REST, MITCHELL 4 Co. in the paving con-
tract awarded b. the city. IL hereby Dissolved.
Mr.. joseph Mitchell j. alone author red O.
settle up the business. and those having claims
against the said firm viii present them fcr set
Element 10 Mr.. Mitchell, a our Once in the
Titus Block. N.B. FORREST.
80 JOS. MITCHELL.
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E0K RENT
STORES Nos. "a AND SO POPLAR STREET.
with twelve rooms over them. These are fine
stands for business, and only few feet from
the Overton Hotel. Rent moderate. Inquire
M the IEpGER Counting Room.
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Great bargains in dry goods, at II. KrauS
4 Co.'S, No. 21s Main street, corner Of Ad-
4
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iyAT ANTED-B0ARDING-

I NV gentleman and his wife, in family. where
the % are few or no boarders; will furnish tn c
room. Reference given. Address. with name
al ha ivy" M. A. B.. PUBLIC LEpGER Office.
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CorToN REcEIPr Books for sale at
this office. 43
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JUST received, pure Kentucky mus
tard-Lilly Brothers, III Main street.
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Mr.. Mitchell, arrested few days ago,
charged with robbiDg dying man at the
hospital, has been released from prison,
no proof appearing against him. The
charge was Of grave character, and if
there was nothing to warrant it, those
who procured his Imprisonment should
set the matter Alright. We understand
the charge was preferred by DR.. j. M,
Keller
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this office. I
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H. B. PAcKER-No. / Pittsburg coal
No, 1904 Main street 1864
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At Worsham House, a good House Oarpen-
Ter. Must he SOBER man, etc. az