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FIRE LAST NIGHT.
THE BOTANICAL COLLEGE
BURNED
A Mass Of Ruins ahe Only Yes
tige OF IA cid Eand-mHrk.

About nine O'Clock last night the fire
bells sounded the usual alarm. The
cause was the Issuance Of flames from
the north corner OF the building near he
corner Of Beal and Lauderdale streets,
known az the old Botanical College, bat
lately nsed as the Memphis Institute and
Law School. The building was entirely
consumed. Although the engines were
early on the ground, but little WAS saved
What was once one OF the finest build
ings IN Memphis is now but q mass OF
ruins. We have not learned Of any In.
suranee on the nronertY.
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nOiR E T.
n 81 y

GROCERY STORE, at the intersection OF
PopIar and Alabama streets number one
sand. Can command "a large country tfhee'
on the premises, Sn Alabama street.
Eel ~
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NOTICE.

EaY aufkosfy Of r. q. Dun a Co, New York.
b the undersigned hereby assumes control OF
IEeir Interests IN this city.
s. B. WRIGHT.
mrrpHra Nov p ~. nnA o.
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The Public is now aWare that Rice,
Silk & Co.'s closing Dry Goods sale is no
deception. The Inducements offered are
such as viii convince any a that the
stock viii be closed out IS soon as posi-
hla
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CLOSING OUT. - The we'll
knsWn aRd popular firm of
brake Gee, CaothieEs and Deai-
ers in Gents Furnishing Goods,
Nc. 2z7 Main street. Ire Closing
Out their Immense stock "a New
York Cost. ThIs is no sham, Dut
q Real Fact, which an tRVesgi-
CATION will readily prove. Their
stock comprises one of the Best
AssOFimenTs ever exhibited Ina
the Oily, and must be sold pre-
yIOus 10 the advent of the new
Year. ThSse IN Want eff Wear
ing Apparel had besEer see 10 if
and Secure Bargains.
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store Houses Nos 20 snd Sol shelby street
Also q large Office In The walker block.
aurrv to THO5. b. COOKE,
cc5 II ZgZ Msin street, up stairs.
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La French Remedias-Have
saved thousands all over Europe, hav-
ing been for many years the first assist
ant al Professor La Mirsndes' Private
Hospital in Paris, snd having been in
duced to establish ; branch In this
country, I am now prepared to furnish his
celebrated remedies for CONSUMPTION, Rhsn-
mstisn, Scrofuia ETC.; also, the genuine i'm
ported Viteua- Healths Grand Restorer-
the only certain cure for q constitution
shattered by the exeesses and abuses Of
youth. Do not be tempered with by mex
psrienced physieians, Address your COM
munications to Dr.. g. W. Fernier, 25 West
47th ST., New York. Advice gratis, but if
you give us the null history of your case,
the consultation fee Of three dOnar should
be enclosed. Ladies may address us in full
confidence. MOI
Marriage and CeIibaey.-An essay for
young men on the crime of solitude, and the
diseases and abuses which create impediInents
TO marriage, with sure means of relief. Sent
sent in sealed envelopes free Of charge. Address
DIR. J. SKLLLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association. Philadelphia.
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FOR SHE.

Fear Hundred Acres OF Flne Lahds
ONLY dov acres cleared. balance heavily
rfunber.d. most OF it abave overflow, stu
80 m T5oss Eatchie river. three miles north
OF Raleigh.
1IIiy III PINS BURROW,
Raleigh. Tenn,
or 20 l. o. RIVEs, Attorney Al Law EAplsS
n-rEE-a HF-ran1He Tom nos In
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BlPORTANT TO FACToRs.-As viii be
seen by 8 special telegram to our paper,
landlords lien is notheld preferable over
the claim Of those furnishing supplies IN
Mississippi.
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MRS. wINsLow's
r

SO OF P,
For Children Tsething,
Greatly facilitates the process Of teething. by
sohening the gum reducing a-ninnsElmatiOn
viii anay all pain andspasmodic action, and is
suFe 10 EegalAss the Bowels.
Depend upon 81, mothers, it viii give rest to
yourselves, asd
Relief and Health to yOUr infants
We have put up and sold this article for years
and can say In confidence and truth Of it what
We never can be able to say OF any other med
ieine: Never has It failed In q single instance
to effect a cure when timely used. Never did
we know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any
one who used It. On the contrary, all are de-
lighted with its operation, and speak in terms
Of communication Of its medical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter
q what we do know, . after years Of experiences.
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The elegant new bulding Mo- Howards
ow. three stories high. with good cellar.
sD,1r IN NJ. l. MEACHAM,
o@qtr No.gUuion street
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Busrvrss.-We request that our advertising
patrons hsud in their favorS az the DounIlng
Room bv six O'clock . IN, 20 insure insertion
uext dsv. Obituary and Death notices viii re
received a. the Composition Room up to eleven
aH-Ha-H
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L'0 Il Il + N
g-OPFl and OFFICES in Bsthells New
p-ufF1- on the corner OF Main and south
CTrr streets Apply IN the building 70 e.
BETHELL. or :. p. WALKER. il, IN rooms
No I and ? NY
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Merchants should attend the great
wholesale sale Of Dry Goods at Menken
Bros.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOE RENT.

TOR r t
= DWELLING HOUSE, ornsr OF Alabama
and hin streets. Feut low to a good tenant
FuruEtUre will be sold, n desired App 70
\. Il. STOUT BkO.s
,,y74-4w No. N Second street
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GOOD Merino Hose for children, l23c.,
At Menken Bros great sale.
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BOLD ROBBERY.-The young man who
sleeps ia a back room Of the iewelry
store OF Aug. JOeres, No. 62 Jefferson
street, was induced TO go 20 the fire,
caused by the burning Of the Bostona
No. 2, yesterday morning. Returning
with an acquaintance, they stepped into
O saloon n had 4 glass or two Of beer.
They separated, aud the employee Of
MI. JOeres was found by Officer Shoke,
OF the NJ. P.is, at the corner Of Fourth
and Jefferson, how did he get there p
lying on the sidewalk badly beaten on
the bead, and without hat or shoes. His
pockets had been Tihed and the keys OF
the store and safe taken. The store was
entered, and the safe opened and robbed
OF a number Of gold and silver watches
left there for repairs. Persons in the adj
joining house heard the thieves talking,
but supposed it was the young a and
a companion, and took no notice Of it.
FIRES YESTERDAY MoRNING.-The
old hulk Of the B0stOns No. ?, which had
been dismantled some time since, and
long lay above the upper wharfbOat, but
more recently had been removed to the
foot Of P0ntOtOc street, was discovered on
fire yesterday morning about one O'Clock.
Her machinery had been removed, and
sle n&I DEtl hoWeu hhte Will CAAEb VI
hay some months ago. 1t is said that
the old hulk wos to have been sold at
auction yesterday. Her value was about
5000 and she was insured for $1,000 by
her owners, Messrs. r. p. Walt and No
be Calhoun. As the maekerels used her
as a sleeping place, it is thought they
were instrumental in the cOnflagration,
either by accident or design. The steam
fire engines we're out, but the place where
the hulk was tied up was inaccessible,
and they were unable to srrestthe flames,
which licked up the dry boards in brief
time, making a very brilliant light.
Another alarm, about . am. which was
caused By q fire in the northern portion
Of the city, the grocery store Of Mr.. John
Dougherty, north Of the Memphis and
Ohio railroad. On account Of the local
ity and the mud, the engines failed to
get there, and the store and contents
were consumed. Loss estimated at $500,
without insurance..
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WANTS.
ANTED D.

W A D
situation As Roak-keeper or Salesman.
R-fsreaCes given, n required. Apply AZ t1ls
nov9l
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There is no better assorted or fresher
stock Of Groceries, Provisions or Liquors,
than can be found at ~IVinson's, 284 Main
street. Goods arriving every day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-27

A centrally located business house on FROM
Row. Possession given immediately.
$50 wv. PAGE, JR-
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRNGHEN

Having a direct influence to the parts. give i'm
mediate relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma,
Catarrh. COsszmpttVe ana Threat DIS
eases, Troehes are used with always good
success. H
Singers and Pubiie Speakers use them
TO clear aud strengthen the voice.
OBTAIN only "BRowNhs BRONCHIAL TRo-
cHEs," and do not take any Of the Worthless
E8li6a6qns that may be offered. SOLD EvEzx
WHERE. oczssOd4m
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ozARK,RowEEA, COMMERCIAL
REORGANIZATION.
Sc. LeuiS, Memphis &ViekSburg
PACKET LINE.

ONE OF the four following first -@
" class side wheel Steamers viii 4s
leave Memphis promptly on FRIDAYS snd
MONDAYS, at 5 O'Clock p m. for N1eEsDurg anc
ali way landings Steamers
RUBICON. W. Il. Blake Master, FRIDAYS;
COLTMBIAN. Barnes, Master, MONDAYS;
PEORIA CITY, D II. Silver, Master MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian and
selma Railroad, and Hazoo htVer PacketA
By promptness and regularity aud strict al
tenton to al busins s entrusted to Them, these
Packets trust to merit and receive the patron
age OF shippers
boat, foot OF Monroe street
LARRY HARNsTAD& Co, Agents,
ocl5 II 2T Main street. corner Madison.
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Hotels and Boarding Houses would do
well [ o call and get prices.
TVlNSON, Grocer,
2A Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-27

Great Clearing Sale at Lindauer, Ar
mold & Co.'S, 81 Main street.
uOVl3 I'm
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

or Cubs, conducted by the 8 anish Govern
ment sSS4,0e0 in GOLD drawn every
days, prizes cashed and information furnished.
The highest rates paid for DoNbIo0Fs and all
kinds OF Gold and SILVER.
TAYLOR q CO.,
BANKERS, No, Il Wall St.,
nos 3m New York.
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To Merchants in Tennessee, Mississippi
and Arkansas, l will guarantee to sell
goods lower thsn they a be brought
here. lYINsON,
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Al Wool Flsnnels, 25c. per yard, al
Menken Bros great sale.
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EArMoNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street
and 393 Main street, have received
Waverly Magazine, Albion, New YORK
Citizen, Wilkes Spirit, Saturday Night,
New York Mercury, Army and Navy
Journal, German Leslie, True Flag
Fireside Companion, American Union,
London Weekly Times, Harper's Bazaar
No. 6, Chimney Corner, La Crosse Dem
ocrat, Police News, Hsrper's Weekly,
Police Gazette, Frank Leslie, Blossoms
Companion, Round Table, London News,
London Art Journal, and Every Sstur-
day, for November, Harper's magazine,
Godey's Lady's Book, Frank Leslie's
Lsdy's Book OF Fashion, Madam Dem
orest's Magazine, all for December, and
dailies from everywhere. Call at EN-
mons q Sons for vour reading matter.
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~TUANTED-THE PATENT
@ Nn OFT

-
WANTED-THE PATENT
A A OIL.
We want men everywhers to study their OWE
r~rEREsr. The right 20 manufacture and sell
the Patent Aurora Oil IN q single county. VII
NIKE more money % tire purchaser IN three
months than the largest farm IN your stare
Will make IN q whole year. The aurora VI
actually costs less than oue-half the prl1e OF
C5sI on. and the illuminating power OF me
Aurora Olisas much superior e the Coal on
n the Goa al - 10 q talloW candle anu -
No woEE explosive than a tsllOw candle ANY
Lampt nat viii bur1 Coal OH viii bern the Z
rorq oil t. does not smoke the chimney "
does not Emell-lt viii not grease or STAN ne
nnesf rInpn-uct even white cloth. The mate
al f7r5fE manufactur- is ineXhaustiole. one
90 e. make seFeuJy-Evs barrels per day.
Ns machinery required. We VII pay your
are 70 aud from the city OF memphis ana oll
EhIe pere. II we caurOt prove all ana even
rngra. taan we have stated Asinglec county IS
a smaN f5z.lae 20 The m4u Of enterprise and
the rfeht 10 O. state Is untold worth.
For further Information, cali on or address
81. G. DeWirG d Co.,
- Madi son street, corner Nam
t-Ia Memphis, Tenn.
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The Ladies' are invited to call and ex-
anime our stock. Lindsuer, Arnold d
Co., 81 Main street. nOvl3 I'm
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Read the advertisement Of Lindauer,
Arnold & Co., 81 Main street, corner
Monroe. n9v13 I'm
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F. W. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton Factors
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
a7s Front Street, Upstairs

TN entering upon another commercial year.
with the experiences OF the past frarrft
Win the many Vicissltudes incident - =
hanged system Of Agriculture, and for which
most o. our planters were htle prepared. re-
sulting IN heavy loss to planter and merchant.
a. al eNpertmenttried, We shall ADOPT = rid
cash Ustem IN our o~1slnes-taang no risk.
consizuments, renting proceedg with aslftis
delay as possible bat N al cases obevfue ~
structfsns Of shippers nd using cur best en.
deavors to prOnOte he interest Of our patrons.
Our Arrangements for furnishing SuunIfrH
Bagging. Rope, Gunafes G=ocerias ana Provi-
fons are such, that wo promise 10 n-rrs,e
them at our lowest market price, and maze y
Is much, or more, to your interest TO orlar
through "a, than 70 purchase In person.
Hoping TO receive yolrp atronaeo sHf ingn-
anos, We arr, respectulT
ooasm ", IRVINE & CO
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RIVER MATTERS.


The weather is again settled and clear.
The Ohio is falling from Pittsburg to
the mouth, with three and a half feet
large on the shoalest bars from Cinein-
natl to Louisville, and thiFty-One Inches
to Cairo. No doubt the late rains will
effect that river favorably, and we look
for good news-thrOugh our last nights
dispatches. There is no change at other
p3ints worth noting.
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We are selling Goods at panic prices.
Call early. Lindausr, Arnold & Co, 81
Main street. nov13 I'm
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Imported Velvet and Cloth Cloaks,
marked regardless Of cost, at Menken
Bios great sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-27

Dig Goods cheap, cheaper, cheapest,
at Lindauer, Arnold d Co.'s, nol3 I'm
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Merchants wanting goods at New York
prices, should attend the great sale at
Menkpn Rro1s-
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Good Cloth Cloaks, 81, at Menksn
Bros great sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-27

Beautiful French Dress Goods, marked
to less than cost, at Menken Bros great
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Read the New Advertisement of
Rice, Silk & Co. Their prices have
been again reduced in accordance
with the latest decline, and they
mean 70 offer such Inducements as
will guarantee az early sale.
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A Cough. a Cold or a Sore Throat,

Requires immediate attention, aud should be
checked. II allowed to continue,
I~rritRfiOn Of the LuHss, q Permanent
Throat Disease, or COnsumptiOu,
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nnd ana Ranroad.

SomervflIe Accommodation
faily Sundays excepted 80 an G4l Pm
TicEetofHce. rs corner OF South Court St
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FoR NEW

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For New orleans.
JOHN KILGOUR-------CaIlshan, master
Tals elegant passenger steamer ~
viii laavs &
THURSDAY, Zstn inst, st 10 a m
LARRY HARMsTAD q co, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts,
NOT p and City Wharf3oat loot Monroe q
Regular New orleans saturday Packet
GREAT REPUBLIC ~-Donaldson master
This hGe passenger packet leaves
for the above -
SATURDAY, s0th inst, at 5 pm.
JAMES I. BOURNE & co, Agents,
now At No. Y Jefferson street
Atlantic ana Mississippi Steamship Company.
For NsPOIeO@. VieksbHrE, Matches and
New orleans.
PAULINE CARROLL--.Wh White master
This new and elegant passenger -
steamer leaves on ~
THIS DAY, 9TH inst, at 10 am.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO.. Agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets, or
now II Wharfbost, loot Monroe street.
Regular New Orleans Packet
master
This elegant PssseaseF steamer R
THIS DAY, 9th inst, at 10 Am.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO., Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts., or
nOZ It City WharfhOat. foot Monroe Sc.
Regular New Orleans Saturday Packet
GREAT REPUBLIC-..---DonaIdsO master
This splendid steamer VIII leave L.
as above on -
SATURDAY, 18th Inst, al 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD a CO., agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets or
noy27 IL WharrbOat, foot Monroe street..
Regular wednesday New Orleans Packet.
HENRY --
This splendid passenger steamer L.
will leave for the above on -
WEDNESDAY, Hth inst, at s pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD 8 Co, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison stS.. or
nova 81 Wharfboat, foot Monroe street.
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ARRIVALS
w ORSHAM HOUSE,
{. a. GALLOWAY. Proprietor,

CORNER MA1s AND ADAMS SIS
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Look at our new prices of Fancy Dress
Goods, Knit Goods, Shswls, ClOaks,
Hosiery, Balmorals they are all greatly
reduced, at Hice. Silk 3 Go.
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NsnnhIs and oharIs.Ian R.lraad.

ARRIVE. uEPART.
ENuregs DRflvlts5 pm. $40 q N
TbroTgh MAJ Dailv-- IO pm. Bl0pm
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stock Of Groceries, Provisions or Liquors,
than can be found at ~IVinson's, 284 Main
street. Goods arriving every day.
Dig Goods cheap, cheaper, cheapest,
at Lindauer, Arnold d Co.'s. nolS I'm
Merchants wanting goods at New York
prices, should attend the great sale at
Menken Bros.
The Ladies are invited to call and ex-
anime our stock. Lindsuer, Arnold d
Co., 81 Main street. nOvIS I'm
To Merchants in Tennessee, Mississippi
and Arkansas, l will guarantee to sell
goods lower than they can be brought
here. IVTNsOE,
General Wholesale Grocer, 81 Nam street.
Imported Velvet and Cloth Cloaks,
marked regardless Of cost, at Menken
Bios great sale.
Beautiful French Dress Goods, marked
to less than cost, at Menken Bros great
sale.
Look at our new prices of Fancy Dress
Goods, Knit Goods, Shswls, ClOaks,
Hosiery, Balmorals they are all greatly
reduced, at Rice, Silk 4 Co.
Rice, Stir & Co. have reduced prices
Of Prints, Brown and Bieached MusIins,
S~heetings, to almost anti-war figures.
Go to The great sale of cheap goods, at
Menken Bros.
Paid Linssys, Jeans, Gray Blankets,
VUhfFa RHanEnhu EnannaFa all pntNFa
Gents underwear reduced twenty-five
per cent from last months prices, at Rice,
Silk & Co.
Fresh minee pies and delicious oyster
patties every day at Berton's confectiOn-
cry, corner OF Fourth and Poplar streets.
nOvl6-2w
IO-4 all Wool white Blankets, 50 30 per
pair, at Menken Bros.
Read the New Advertisement of
Rice, Silk & Co. Their prices have
been again reduced IN accordance
with the latest decline, and they
mean 70 offer such Inducements as
will guarantee az early sale.
Good Cloth Cloaks, 81, at Menken
Bros great sale.
We are selling Goods at panic prices.
Call early. Lindausr, Arnold & Co, 81
Main street. novl3 I'm
Read the advertisement of LindaUer,
Arnold & Co., 81 Main street, corner
Monroe. nsv13 I'm
Al Wool Flsnnels, 25c. per yard, at
Menken Bros great sale.
Great Clearing Sale at Lindauer, Ar
mold & Co.'S, 81 Main street.
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was Enthusiastically eHo0rsa, when she
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Rice, Stir & Co. have reduced prices
Of Prints, Brown and Bieaehed Muslins,
Sheetings, TO almost anti-war figures.
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THE COURTS.

LAW COURT.-JdUes O. Pierce, Judge,
eto.-The cases set for trial to-day are as
follows
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Fresh minee pies and delicious oyster
patties every day at Berton's confeetiOn-
cry, corner Of Fourth and Poplar streets.
OovI6-2W
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Paid Linseys, Jeans, Gray Blankets,
White Blankets, FIanneIs, ali eolors.
Gents underwear reduced twenty-five
per cent from last months prices, at Rice,
Silk 4 Co.
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Go to The great sale of cheap goods, at
ManEau Rr0 "a
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
CITY MATTERS.

TUESDAY. =. NOVEMBER e, 1867
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-07-11

THE CASE OF Rev. 8. NJ. MsRRILL.-
The only additional facts brought by the
papers across the lake, in reference to
this strange case, is that suit of clothes
coats, pants and vest-have been found
secreted on the line Of the railroad, a
mile or two from the river, which are
supposed by many to have been those Of
the missing man, although it is said
Mrs. Merrill does not admit them to have
been her husbands. Mrs. nj. is spoken
of as an exemplary woman, who would
not be party to any plot of flight or
fraud. .-.....s.
The Plattsburgh Sentinel does not
entertain shadow OF doubt" that Mr..
Merrill wvs drowned, though it states
that the general sentiment" Of the COM
munity does not accord with its belief
The Plattsbargh Republican says: "Of
the many reports and surmises now
afioat in our community, we do not in
tend to speak, but shall wait for time to
settle the question as to whether he is
drowned or not. Many of our friends
still incline to the belief that he is in
the water"
The Keeseville papers think Mr.. Mer-
rill was actually drowned. All the pa
pers own that there is much room for
doubt, and circumstances hard to ex-
plain on any theory.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-07-11
RUTLAND VT, THURSDAY MORNING.

and the claims of the Association on
some future occasion.
Mr.. Howard of Hartford, Conn.,, gave
an interesting account of the founda'
tion and work OF the Providence, R. L.,
and Hartford, Conn.,, Association, point
ing out some of the methods pursued by
them.
Hon. John B. Page moved that the
Young Mems Christian Association In
vite the Committee OF Arrangements to
hold the State Convention in Rutland,
and that they tender to the delegates
the hospitality and welcome Of our citi-
zens. After remarks by James Barrett,
Esq, and Col. Mclaughlin the motion
was adopted.
The congregation united with the
choir in singing the hymn,
"All hail the power of Jesus name,"
and the exercises were closed with the
benediction by Rev. DR.. Seaver.