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A Touching Picture.

Near the Musical Instrument Depart
ment of the Paris Exhibition, a group
of three persons is frequently seen. A
gentleman, though tall and strong,
leans on the arm of lady. He wears
colored spectacles, not to enable him to
see, but 70 hide his eyes; for he is blind.
His wife is deaf and dumb. The cores
pondent FROM whose letters these facts
are gathered continues:
The blind man could not see; his wife
could see, bu. could not tell him what
she saw, for being able to express her
self only by signs, his want of eyes was
as fatal as her want of voice. How,
then, render Il visit to the Exhibition
useful or pleasant under such deplorabls
circumstances. Nothing more simple; the
lady telegraphs to her daughter what
to saw, aud the latter explains every
thing TO her father with amazing quick
ness and volubility. The chain of COM
muication is complete in moment. But
the mind troubles itself with another
difficulty. Before the clever and anna
BILE little girl had existence, hos did
the man who was blind from his six
teenth year, and the lady, who was born
deaf and dumb, express their attach
ment' The lady could not hear the de-
clarations of he lover, the latter could
not see the bushes and matte signs 10y
which alone she could make known that
she accepted the. And yet they mar
ried. What mystery of Paris! When
the wife has pointed ont to the little
girl different objects which she desires
to have described to her husband, she
goes and sits down near the piano, and
remains patiently while he enjoys the
airs that are played by divers pianists
of skill and reputation; aud thus she
provides him with one of the greatest
treats of the exhibition, cough OF
course, she can have herself no idea
whatever of its nature.
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base Ball Match

CINCINNATI, July l6.-The base ball
match between the National Club of
Washington city, and the Cincinnati
Club yesterday afternoon. resulted in .
victory for the National. The score
stood - TO 10.
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Runnlo ltarke,.

BUFFE.9, July l6.
Flour steady and firm, at 10 Call SO
for spring and western. Wheat scarce,
firm and inactive. Corn dull at 80 for
No. 2 Illinois. Oats scarce and quiet.
Canal freights, corn III; oats It to New
York.
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ONE HUNDRED SHIPS LosT.-The
London papers published dispatches
from st. Petersburg, dated on the 9th
of June, giving accounts from Archangel
of the destruction of shipping i'll the
White Sea by the breaking up Of the ice,
from which it is inferred that the loss
has been much greater than was
previously reported. More than ole
hundred ships were lost, and the crews
We're in desperate position on the
coast of Lapland, while some were on
the drifting foes Office.
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Bnse Rail-,

CINCINNATI, July l6.-At match
game of base ball, played this after.
noon, between the Nationals. of Wash.
iugton, and Buckeyes, of Cincinnati,
the former scored % to the latters l2.
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Greenwood Cemetery,
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
y ROAD, three miles East Of the city, Ia now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement Of
lots. II contains q acres of land, and is laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three.fOurths of the year by the
Hempheld Railroad. 1t is Perfectly secure, and
intended to be beautifed by every variety Of
trees. shrubbery, public vault chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &C., Ia make il equal TO tho best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision is also made for its enlargement, ord.r
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat, or secure them by calling at the Office
of the Secretary, on Main street over the Bank
of Wheeling
Persons wishing to make intcrRents will call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission 20 lot holders and visit
tore will be issued by the Secretary.
A. J. SWEENEY, Pres't.
r. C. BoNIIASi. Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. sweeney, John A. Armstrong.
J. ;. Rhodes, George Adams.
John e.. Ninth K. g. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel l.. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Re |. augJl
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THE TRI-WEEkLS

Is published every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, and contains, besides the contents OF thr
preceding issues Of the Daily, many valuable
Items prepared especially for this publication.
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TIRE RE CHS TER

VIII strive to mike The popular mind wiser b,
conviction" rather than slavish by dictaiion and
will labor 10 disseminate only such views upon
current questions us bear IT." siamp OF reason
and the seal OF truth.
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sUNDRIEs.

"a PIE Sugar, Superior Grees, Blaek sst
Japanese Tea, Pure B'Lite Wine VIncgzI. SsS
York crab and ebampaiEne cider a,ottled), y, =
nork No. ] SALMON English dairy Cbesss
Starch. Maizena,, &C., IerlDstieaIIy .esIed al
mon, Aaekerel, CodRsn, Hallibut. Lobster, SGlse
OH fbest quality, French Mustard, Sap Sag
Chesse. Condensed MIA, tozstber With geDsI
assortment Of seas0nabie articles, Just reoeii'
anu for sale low. by = go
e. &C. d WOODROW.
..rg Odd FellOus' Han Bailaipg,
my2s gMoBoo Street. Wheeling. w. Va
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THE ARBEITER rREUND.

An elegant journal printed In tho German Ian
guage, and issued for the benefit Of our German
citizens Is published weekly at the REGISTER
office.
Feeling grateful for tie generous encourage
meDt with which the friends Of the REGISTER
have hitherto rewarded his efforts, the Pro-
prietor hopes by continued enterprise and en-.
ergy TO merit In tho future the same liberal pat.
ronage which theiI paper has heretofore "
ceiyed
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The Butfalonians boast thatthey gave
consumed $4,000 quarts of straw berries
this season.
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Commissioners Notice.
Lewis Lnnsfortl
, In ChanCeTy.
Robert wray and Geo Erdner.

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE REN.
ID dered in this at the May term Of the Circuit
Court of Ohio County State of West Virginia,
il was adiudged ordered and decreed that this
cause he referred 10 a Commissioner Of this
Court to ascertain and report the amount CT the
purchase money of the Merchant coal property
in the BIZ and proceedings mentioned, sold and
conveyed by complainant TO defendants and also
all payments made thereon by the DEFENDANTS or
either of them to tine Complainant and the
amount Of such payments severally, and the
times when so made, and BY which Of the
defendants, and the aggregate thereof and the
balance of said purchase rioney due or accruing
due, and when due and pa sable and the interest
thereon, together with all other matters deemed
pertinent BY himself or required By the parties,
and that he make due report Of iis proceedings
20 the Court.
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Miscellaneous shares heavy and low
er.
Expressfstocks firm, aud more active
on shares of old companies: Adams 69la
10: American 654a66; United States 7O3
a7a: Wells, Fargo Il Co. Gloss: Ner-
chants, Union dull at 164al7.
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As A NEWSPAPER

We intend that IL shall be famed forts accuracy
and reliability. The best and latest information
that can lie obtained by TELEGRAPH aud
MAIL, in relation 10 matters of general Interest
will always be laid before our readers, and no
cost will be counted In keeping our Subscribers
thoroughly and constantly posted nPon all topi'-
Of importance.
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The Mining, Agricultural and
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia viii find In tho REGISTER
constant and zsalouH advocate. while tho social
and political advancement oi the Stat. will r.
ceive itS earnest attention. ...a.
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TERMS.

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Bemtttances for Clubs ini,S. 10 made NJ 0ns
time, but additions may bc naie Mt any dine .,
Club rates after fhe GLIB irss been raised. pfo
yided full years Subscription Is taken.
Money BY Draff, Express Or Registered IL.
tiers may ~ sent NJ our risk. Address
LEWIS BAKER.
octib Wheeling. West Virginia
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COMMISSIONER OFYicE.

WHEELING, JnIy = Ioo'.
Notice is hereby given 90 all parties interest
ed. that ON Monday August 5th. AID. 1857, at my
office in the city Of Wheeling State Of West
Virginia, win proceed to ascertain and report
on the several matters in the foregoing decree
mentioned and described.
GIBSON L. CRANMER
july3 o Wit CoAmissioner.
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Bill Ross is tsmperance-leoturcr, and
at Nashville, H., was preaching to the
yonng on his favorite theme. He said:
"Now, boys, when ask you a question
you mustn't be afraid to speak right ont
and answer me. When you look around
and see all these fine houses, farms. and
cattle, do you ever think who owns
them all now' Your fathers own them,
do they notP" Eyes, sir" shouted a
hundred voices. "Wcll, where will
your fathers be in twenty years from
now" Dead shouted the boys.
That's right. And who will own all
this property them" ave will" Right.
How tell HE did you ever, in going
along the street, notice the drunkards
lounging about the saloon-dosrs wait
ing for somebody 70 treat themT "Yes,
sir, lots of them" well, where will
they be in twenty years from nOw!'
"Deadw exclaimed the boys. "And
who will be the drunkards them" aus
boys" Billy was thun6erstrnck.
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The CircmIation Of the Reg.
lister,

Larger by tar than that OF AIRY othcr paper a.
the State, makes it the rrsi advertising mrdtnn.
In West Virginia.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.
SINNER sCHEDULE.

nr,7rr baltimore g. OHIO RAILROAD CO"
UT" WHEELING, May 1, 1867, }
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Get up our S'uoS " 70!
. 81 asl@fse
, rUE
THE. WHEELING REGISTER
- 81. ,as.
The Largest, the Rest aud I'll
Most widely Circulated
- Paper i'm WeSi
virginia!
.uaiIy. Tri-Aeeklya Weekly
>.,Nc saTIsRIED TIA,

nRING Salts FLED THAI
: their patrons are prepared to encourage 90
anternrise which has for its object the prot-ti",
anil nromotirn of the welfare of the white rae,
In Ills Republic, and the development and u
svation OF our Young and promising State, o.,
Proprietor OF the Wheeling RESisTEE has -,
Ia r,rej and inlproved this paper to meet the q
mands of increased circulation and grow,
nonuIarity. and now takes pleasure In present. =.
n The people OF this State, the Largest. Neal.
EST and Most Reliable Paper in Er>i
virginia.
TISE REGISTER can point to is 49,.
history As the surest and best idrN ot liz h.t".-
ronrse upon all questions of National ~ >tls.
ncIicy. Believing that the var was ended az,
It's legitimate purposes attained with the S1rrrH
der az the rebel armies aud the abandonment %
slavery and secession 10y the South. the III -
rI.R will be the unhinching advocate OF ali mtt>
ures that tend TO promote the national harm,ry
=, restore the unity of the Government anl
extend To all sections the priceless blessing
AZ ;mpartisl Union and a lasting peace II vi
De equally firm in its opposition TO all part.E,l
schanes that impose unjust and unwaTranI-
conditions upOn the reunion Of Governmci.
that Was never br4ken. that guarantee pcrr,
ual ascentancy 10 one politica! party and nm
changing Ostracism 10 every othfr, nnd that
thvaTt the wishes of every patriotic heat los
leaving our country still diNided, nur pcopl,
disunited. our Union unrcsto'r'l. T"claiir.
the opinion Of all men, while stcldiaStlN al"o
eating its own, despising the pruscIip;ivr bigoul
of fanaticism while firmly adh"ring :" it, 'Af
convictions of right and duty,
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, July 16.
Flour dull; ci Xxx, II 0Oali so
Wheat unsettled ut 2 Or for No. 2.
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INFANCY TO OLD AGE,

and in every state Of health art liable TO he sub
jects of these diseases. The causes in many in
stances are unknown. The patient has how.
ever an admirable remedy in
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OILS.


TOBACCO.
i l02 Butt, old Ben's" blk Jas,
- caddies do. do. do. "
10 Adults Magma do. 4"
90 caddies do. do. e
81 butts dew Drop" do. "
80 caddies Hombrick do. 4"
10 boxes Emily Jsnos nat r., l u.
81 do. Diadem soft pd 3 inch
- do. Wheeler's nd pd 3 do.
;. 10. do. hard pd ID. lumps.
10 do. "Aiillie Collins" bard III. H. lunps
4 do. Keen's Fine Twist natl H.
81 do Millers r. AMI L. twist choice
lOdruns Fig Leaf
2Okgs. G-twist running los
SMOKING TOBACCO
Is bbls. T. G.. smoking tobacco
10 hlf bbls' r. G.. do. do.
10 bbls. Z. S. do do.
10 hlf bbls. &. s. do do.
Our stock Of tobacco Is large aud the assort-
ment unsurpassed b. any In the market Mer.
chants are respectfully invited 20 give ~ ,AIl
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL & TINGLE
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IT'S COMMERCIAL COLUMN

VII. contain the latest and most reliable marAr,
reports from Wheeling and all prominent Easl
ern and Western cities.
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Farmers. Merchants, and Cat
tIe Dealers

VIII have their interests specially consulted IL
the preparation of this column, and no business
man in West Virginia should besitntr 80 ava
himself Of it, advantage.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

'aisadeipaiq Fec bfl>stA Editorial S<p,. Ii, lse5
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REGISTRY OF DEEDs AND MORTGAGES
Chas. RO-trecht to Mrs. +. p. Bates
deed, $3.50, lot 4 and vest half Of lot is
Austin subdivision H. Schafer ct al. Il
c. Lowering, deed, $500, tract in th'
county Leopold Levi AMI wife, quit
claim TO Henry Marks G. A. Starr t.
George r. Redford, trust deed ssmue
Folwell to Michael Cody, deed OF on'
half Of lot 10. &c; W. d. Lumpkin to b
B. Waddell, trust deed John Oakley
deed to Nathan Simsn A. n. Edmond.
to r. p. Bates, deed W. c. Crowley Il
Nathan Yaught, qditclsim Corneli'
NJ. Wrsy to Mrs. c. b. Postal, deed c
d. Mclean, deed to G. PadJett; NJ. ;
Williams, agreement with Ames, Beat
tie & Jones; NJ. 5. Williams, mortgage
to w. r. Waldran Lindauer x Polloci
to Stince & Bann, assignment Mar!
Dolin 10 c. Curtis, admir-, release
Michael Crofford to &. Curtis, admir-.
quitelaim.
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E a READ. READ !
Tremendous Sacrifice
Call Early and Secure Bargains.
THIS is NO HUMBUG

Look at the Prices OF some few articles, and
offered at the same low Prices
Calieoes, fast e0'ors a. Is and Scents PER yard.
Bleached DomesticS. Is Is. - and iSctS per yera.
JaoOnets At ~ cents per yard, worth ~ cedS.
White Brliants, IS cents per yard, WORM %
cents
ChecSed Muslin. q cents per yard. worth 50 cts
Other white Q DDS 81 same low prices
Ladies Hhnlebone Corzetss oniy = Per pair,
Ladis@ Shoes. inrluding Miles. Uehb's and
Thomas Cloth Caters, al fully one-half the
Lidiss Kid Gloves. all colors. only 81 10 per
We would cai special attention to the above
gloves as oeing IN every respect eqnalto
Alexandres or any other glove whlch now
sell at s. 3
AISienne, for ladies' Waists, only 81 per yard
These goods are sold az 81 . AZ any store IN The
city.
Ladies' Paper Collars. only Is cents rer box.
Ladies' Imitation Pique Collars, only % cents
per box.
saIseillss Bed Spreads, large size, nom s. %
upward.
Ladies Linen coTazs. only 81 IS to 81 70 Per
dozen.
Our Cheap Tables eompriss a great number o.
useful and Ornamental articles, which must be
sold regardless Of cost We mean q We say
and say what we meSn. Give as acat before
purchasing elsewhere
ONE PRICE ONLY
ELSON BRos..
mhs lp-aP7 ssz Kan street.
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o FIJI OLE
In Odd-FellOWS' Building. eorner
Of Main and Court Square.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
A. T. LACEY, WM. L. VANCE,
GEO. L. NICHOLS.

This company will restrict their business 10
FIRSTCLAsS RISKS. Policies issued from one
month to six year.. II is a Home COMPANY
pledged and devoted TO the furtherance Of
The m1tusl! system has ideseryedly bec-me
ne most popular nod Of Insurance IN the
united rates, and is the one embraced by
those best informed upon the sub ect, and y h
appreciate and desire security. psrpstuity and
economy In a purely mutual company tine
assured derives al the advantages which ear
be realized from an in-urauce. and at the
lowest Rates nr exact cost, pay ing no tribute OF
prOntS 70 the prsprietOIs or stockholders for,
perhaps, an inadequate capital or security
Cheapness comb ued " IA SecuF ~, and n ee~-
ttinty OF accomplishing the OBJ Ct in view
are the essential eiemsf Is sought T 7, and they
N y be found ~eminsntly exist z IN q vel
cnnd0cted mEtual iasursn e COMPANY. anu
such 3 cOmplny the ncorsorafOrs and Ofdcers
propose or the Tennessee state Mutual Full
Information viii b furnished n the once CT
the company. There are SENt MEM mu-
tuai insurance companies In successful opsia
ZION Ia - 7 cuts, covering by their policies
SEFES-EIGHfH Of the reFl estate Of that
city. Such is The popularity OF the mutual
principle in @ ar sister eity. apHIm
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~ Accordance with an Act &. che Lega'aiute
IN Tennessee. passed December i2tus 1850, en-
fftled an act TO expedite The ~dlstfluuuon OF
-he EFFECTS Of Parks, which have o. May make
A~Eignmasts among thelr efeqiteIs Anggs y
a~1eUt.rs Fash Of Tauncs-ee 70 Tile them Win
fee nnde-s gne5, e zoe Bank 10 N~ashFile, b.
tersen nov am ihe Gfag day o. JaHuars,
ssgI,teon rundrSd aud aiEty-ntue, lhoy, aud ZEE
Give certificates therefor. OF ley VIA De lof-
ever barred nom dqg perLelpaAoN "a we hAssls
T - ID payInsut o. debts due the b4nk'
ether fendered befcrs O. al &c lne Isl or Jan
Wh 80 WEAVER,
nhrys a. Trustee.
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TIE SscRED CONCERT, TINS DAY
wEtK.-Next SaU2ath being Easter
sunday. and the termination OF the
rorty DAYS of abstinence from worldly
pleasures, enjoined by the Catholic aud
Episcopal churches, there will be given
in the evening Of that Gay at St. Peters
church, the long aud 80 anNiously ex-
pected sacred concert, TO which We have
alluded on two former occasions. =
glance at the exquisite selection for the
occasion, given below, viii satisfy the
moot fastidlous that 1t VIII prove the
erandest readitIon Of sacred compost
lions ever attempted In Memphis, and
wen worthy the patronage Of our eiti'
zens. Father Rochfort was the origin
ator Of this worthy enterprise, the pro-
ceeds OF which-as heretofore e
plained-he deslgns appropriaiing foI
the purchase Of q Carara marble
image and shrine % the holy
. mother Of the Savior Of mankind e
he placed In the church, here, as q last
4 fQu memorial " AHc fAv~
ness OF the good father, and the devo
ion of the numerous suppiisnis At th'
altsE Of the Virgin a
To worthy cathoSs we need ofier NJ
commentator OF The object Of this con
cert 70 insure their most liberal eontri
buttons. but to Protes,ants we woale
say-go-if you admire music OF a char
aeter seldom to be heard in our country
and wish to spend a Sabbath evening
both pleasantly and prohtably.
PROGRAMME.
1. Gloria in Excelsis, by Won Weber
>. Qnis Est Homo, from Stabat Mater
Rassini.
8. Cheerful Wauderer, male quartette
MendelshOD.
4 @ co ar amoris, by Lamhieulletta.
s. The Heavens are feelings Hayden
Creation.
e II Is The Lords Own Day, NAL
ouartette, by Kreuizer.
z. Pitv, OH Savior pTayer from Stra
della.
3 Tantum Ergo; Bassini.
Z. Ave Maria, duette, by BOiideau.
10. Agnes Del, by Haydn.
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Board Of County Commissioners
OF S-HELBY~COUNTY,

ME All1lnl linn. AFkIL y 49,,
0RDFREp thaa the tine granted 10 an Com
miszsouers elplofure appointed by thg
Essnfv Court 70 make report 10 tie Board Of
..e-rmtzsfouer OF shelby county be extended
- week. and that AL suca COMMISSIONS = are
-ssTr reduired 10 reporIfo this Board on a.
nefors Monday next an Tier ac ion since their
~ e-.fon pntn AT SAID reports skall lave
e .sssn received aud acted on ~ this board
Acsst v-eek. IN the 4emphis Erllsfao
daisss ~ lie Memphis AffEAL,
Wnasss my hand p Sil i. II ~ aphis' Team
this iE u" join LoArGE, Clerk.
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HTnrahnEsa GnIe.

Pat isk II. Wheat IS. Abuer Baird snd Louise
Hand.
ny virtue Of 30 e1ecHtion % mf dlrecie.
X from fhe United States Circuit Celrtl of ihf
f11efrfcf of Wagt Tennessee, IN sgid cause, I VII
nroca0d on THURSDAY. lLe le b GAY q Apfu
ia1. between the hours OF D. AIN and m
chinerv, Furniture, Tackle sud Fixtures, al
me Wharf in the city OF Memphis % thf
highest bidder, ior cash sald h~teaDpuat, eic
iesied On ~ ne property CT deiendaLt8 IN SAID
cause
SAM II. JONES,
.r- f1s a.. IS. Marshal.
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no MY OLD FRIENDS
Hest Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAvTNG accepted r. permanent Agency OF
III t1e ST. LOtIS HNflAL AiFE lNot-
EsEeE G0TPANA, i would respectuiy ASK
~ s-ttsufon d my old Tiends To- that 4nsttu
rIr,. 81 safe. certain and reliable mtui1il
rhroueb ~hjch they may assure their Iamlles
azainsf.s ant 81 ile event OF ueathl or LAeih-
II nl-success 10 lIs .
AZ. X. X OTfS g. associated Win me anu is
ftereF.r recommended &c public confidence
49, oe;ea ii al No. a. Aadi on street, t7caI
T,.5un tfagotO Block, where Wc Eli be HAPPY
10 iIapRrt nuy Needed tn~i4unAiiou 70 tho7e us'
sitlss E w. j. H. MCMAHON.
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DIR MoRALTTY.-The local morality
Of our city has been somewhat improv'
ing during the past week. Even Mr.
Justice Creighton, who docs the greater
mart of the magisterial business Of ouI
city, has not averaged more than three
criminal cases per day, and of course il
most cases they were negroes. The
docket in his court for the last week has
been 26S cases. In speaking Of John G.
Creighton's court, we are free to say.
having watched many of his decision:
for MONTHS that law a dispensed by
him is rs it should be, governed by com
mon sense and justice, as we'll as law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-14

TUE partnership between the undersigned
i as Land Agents, Is Ibis day dissolved .!
mutual consent. Jams strain Agent OF lht
Boston and NeW YORK ChickasaW Land COM
usny Boston and Mississippi Cotton "a d
nempany, and Mississippi Bottom Land Com
- has removed hisOnics 90 HernanCo, Miss
~ 4. Goodman. Agent OF TIE American Land
GomnauN viii remain in Memphis, II No. 81
LANES STRAIN.
W. a. GOODM AZ.
April 9. Is87. apl Nv