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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-14
THE TRUsTEEsHTP


On Saturday las our readers have been
advised by the morning press, Wicker
sham was lodging the officers Of the law
who were after him trying to bring him
up to +" face the music " Of the gentlemen
who were on his bond Not appearing
at the appointed time on Saturday, and
q second time failing to keep his word,
Mr.. J. J. Powers, the present incumbent,
and one OF his boDdsmeR, caused a writ
of embezzlement to ba gotten out, by
Squire Foley, for his arrest, charging
that he had embeZzled $50, 600, and then
tried to abscond. This writ was served,
after long hunting, for the authenticated
youth about II o'clock Saturday night
When brought before the Sheriff,
he promised most faithfully to be
on hand, promptly, Monday morn
ing. and display to the anxious
gaze OF his bondsmsn a certain box,
which was then safely locked up in the
vaults Of the jackson Insurance Compa.
ny. On this promise, instead Of having
him locked up SIS should have been done,
be was allowed TO rest with Mr.. Wood
WdAuy SttiAS OORNNJ CAcAlns CuEQaE
interviewed and nothing was done. Yes
terdsy morning, however, at an early
hour, learning that Mr.. Powers had at.
tached his property, real and personal, and
among the latter the box which he said
was in those vaults, and contained the bal
ance that he owed the county and his
bondsmen, he promised the attorneys of
his bondsmen to meet them at 4 O'Clock
at Squire Grifith's and there open the
box. Four o. clock came and with It no
Wickershsnl, and time slipped on until
nearly five O'clock, when the Sheriff was
sent after him and brought him into
court. We wish that space would allow
US to give picture of the courtroom,
for we assure the reader it was g rich
Griffith rearing spread
eagle Wickershsm in the priso-
ner's docket, weeping crocodile tears, |
with his red head all sblaze, apd the ex-
cited knot Of bondsmen with their able |
counsel giving dts to all hands on the |
other side. The end Of the whole thing |
was putting Wickersham under $50, 600 /
bonds TO appear at two O'Clock.
Ifthere was sny doubt on the minds Of |
sill who listened to and looked on that /
Wickersham had acted the scoundreI 1t |
was dispelled when he refused to !" open /
that box We viii give little phots-
graph of the proceedings tomorrow.
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TIE LATE SOUTH STREET SUICIDE,
Under this healing the EUeai7sq Ledger
Of yesterday has g communication from
Mrs. Eleanor Bowman, the relict of the
sQlcide, il which that lady undertakes
to sey that the account given in the AP-
PEAL some days since OF the suicide of
Bowman, contains "nlang alisstate-
naealts, y and goes on to give version Of
the affair, which differs substantially
from that given by the APPEAL in only
one particular--the suicide having been
committed with strychnine instead Of
la1dsnum-the balance of the APPEAr7s
account being sHbstantiated il every re-
spect. or course we could know nothing
Ofthe little DOMESTIC arrangements which
the berseEed widow so patbetieeIiy
details. Possibly another error may
have crept into our account, as we did
state that the wife was young and lovely.
As TO the Introductory from the q IoeaIu
OF the Ledger, who 80 patty pol parots''
the charge OF g nisstafenents,' y We viii
say that his assertion that he published a
g short noticer OF the suicide the ,segt
evening, Is not tfue, He knew nothing
about the affair until be read Il in the
APPEAL, and his "shost notice. vas
nasdethe evening therafter-an easy wav
to pick up local items. Not only was
the Ledger indebted to US for the item,
however, but the Coroner himself knew
nothing Of 1t until he read it in our COL
umns.
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90 to a2l 1lain street for fruit iars

AT THE request of J. L. Sharp, Esq
Foreman Of the Grand Jury, we publish
the following letter of Mr.. McLefresh
MEMPHIS, TENN, July TO- 1855.
To the Grand Jury, Municipal Court of Mem-
phis
Gents; Upon reading over my card
in this mornings papers, I fear some
may construe 1t as casting reflections
upon the rest OF the Grand Jury. Now
I beg leave to sey to them ana the public.
that such was not the case, as 1 believe
they have all acted conscientiousiy and.
as they believed to be right, from the in
struetions they had received, and the
evidence before them. Asking that this
may be published in justics to your hon
orable body and myself, I remain, etc,
f. nj. AfcI,EFRFSH
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or two ago, we met with descriptive
Paragraph which it occurred to Us would
DC q certain offshOOt OF scalaH agism
who persmbulates our levee almost
daily. It was an admirably correct pic
ture for the pen, and as we could not
better 10 and keep the resemblance, we
inserted It whole. That It was a full
and complete presentment OF the youth
We had Ia our minds eye, 10 better
proof could be sddgeed than that he felt
very sore about II, and brought forth the
evidences that San Francisco IL At
fected with q similar euss. We pity cur
California brethren.
The Mlibrey, which made some repu-
tRtion here az an unfortunate steamer,
has hesn put in repair 1t Psducgh. To
the eye of The reporter Of the Ken
tiaeki05lY she looks beautiful"
The swallow passed Up last night
The Ozark had good trip for the Ar
kansas.
The w. A. Caldwell, Capt. Haynes,
leaves for the Arkansas on Thursday
next She carries the q. S. mail.
Capt. VIM. knO~land is in command
Of the Ozark We learn that her recent
repairs at Cincinnati cost $500.
The Celeste goes On the docks at Gin
einnaG.
The IbeFville South Of the 10Th inst.
says: Or Sunday last the Alone left cur
town Wis Bayou Plaquemine, with fine
cargo for the Bayou Teche. Her trip
through the Piaquemine and into the
Sorrel was safely made. The current IN
the latter stream is at present very rapid,
and In spite Of the efforts Of the pilot, the
boat came in contact with q sawyer
For some time no danger made itself ap-
parent; but It was after awhile discov-
cred that the hull was rapidly filing
Efforts wers made to keep down the
water, but without avail, and 10 few
minutes the boat sank to the bottom,
having, however, been previously ran
near enough to shore to allow all the
passengers and crew to reach land In
perfect safety. The cargo consisted
mainly Of q lot Of carts and wagons re-
Gently brought from the West and des-
tined for sale 10 the Attakapas and
OpelOusas country.
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THE COURTs.

CHAEcERY COURT WSs. n. Saith,
CysanceLJoy-Fhis Court stands adj
adjourned until Friday next, on
which day the minutes viii be
signed and an adjournment had to court
in course.
A large number Of orders and DEGREES
were entered on yesterday and Will be
published tomorrow.
MUNICIPAL COURT-qe0 ". WasdrGa,
.Jlsdge.--But little was done in this court
on yesterday, in consequence Of the re-
port that Judge Waldran had been en-
Joined from acting as Judge OF the Court.
which report, however, was incorrect.
To-day an Informal call of the law
docket win be had. All appeals, when
called, will be either Affirmed or dis
missed where no attorney has been
marked on the docket to represent either
plaintiff or defendant. By order or the
Court, motion day viii be Friday Of each
week.
Garnishees wiz be required to answer
to-day. The Grand Jury Criminal side)
viii be discharged to-day, after making
their final report. By order Of the Court,
q special term OF. the Court Criminal
side viii commences on the 18th day of
August next.
All parties out on bonds must appear
in Court and renew the same on or before
Wednesday next, or forfeitures will be
taken against them and q capias issued
for their arrest.
Among the numerous indictments
found by the present Grand Jury, there
are ten against P, s. Stmonds, Captain
Of Metropolitan Police, for engaging in
q game called "keno.n
CRIMINAL COURT - I'm. Hunter
,Ilsdge.-An examination was had, but
not concluded, on yesterday, in the ease
Of the State vs.. VIM. Wash, T. Cham
bers, Ed. Allen, P. Thomas. The case
was continued over to Monday next.
The defendants were arrested on a beach
warrant They are charged with being
Ku Klax, and with committing an as.
sault upon negro.
To-day the trial Of murder cases will
commence. Several cases have been
specially set for trial.
LAW CoURT-Janaes o. Pierce, Judge.
The cases set for trial to-day are: rs,
719, 100, 721, z22, 72S, 724, rs, 726, TT,
72s, 729, $50, 7S1, 1872, 73S, 7S4, 785, 786,
737, 78s, 789, 74O.
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THn coUNTY 0oDamIss1oNERs
Meeting Of sne hoard Yesterday.
The County Printing NO Longer
a Monopoly.
white Men to Have a Chance.

The Board of Com mIssIoners for Shelby
/ county met persuaDt to a resolution Of
I adjournment. Present and presiding,
| Hon. B Lewis. President of the Board,
and Assistant Com nissioners MerrimRn5
White, Hack and Louis.
I Az the order of President Lewis, the
/ following document was taken from the
| files and read. Tt was offered by Com
missioner MerrimRn ct the April term,
and passed:
WHEREAS, There are two Republican
newspapers, the Bulletin and POST now
published ia the city Of Memphis; ans
Whereas, We believe that the good OF
the Union cause requires that both jour
lsls should be sustained by Union men )
and
Whereas, The entire patronage of the
county of Shelby has heretofore been
given to the Post, and also the Wnole
legal printing Of the District by state
law; therefore be it
Resolved, By the Board of Commits
sionsrs OF Shelby county that the county
printing snd ali necessary publications
oy this Board be given from this time to
the Memphis Daily Bulletin for the en-
suing six months.
For the above the President offered the
following as a substitute;
Resolged, As it lie the imperative duty
Of this Board 60 consult economy
aud to save the public money by all the
means in Its power, that the public print
ing for the county be let until the first
Monday In January, to the lowest bidder
FIR the same; and that bids be invited
for that purpose.
Judge Lewis, vaeating the chair, and
calling Commissioner Hack TO preside,
IN powerful and excoriating speech,
supported this motion. He took oecR-
sion to review the political career Of the
Bulletin, and the present apparent and
actual proprietGFs. He compared it TO
che walking skeleton of dog, with a
NANCY, rotten hide pulled over it. He
was particularly severe on Hough, who,
be said, not long ago, put down his name
for 500 to assist the Republican cause,
but when called upon to come down
with his dust, refused to do so, because
he had not been appointed to Office by
them. Hisspeech was regular hideT,
and must have been refreshing on so
Rarsa 3 day as yesterday was.
Commissioner Merrimsn then offered
the following ss an amendment to the
substitute
Resolved, That this Board employ no
public printer except for special work.
The amendment was accepted, and the
Commissioners proceeded to vote on the
amendment and substitute.
On the amendment Ayes-MerTimaD
White and Hack nays, Lewis and
Louis. Carried.
Ga the substitute: Ayes-LsWls,
White, Hack and Louis. Merriman vas
excused from voting. Carried.
Several appropriations were then
made, and after issuing the following Or
der the Board adjourned
Ordered, That the Sheriff be ordered
to put Mr.. Powers in full possession OF
the Office, books, furniture, and other
property pertaining to the office of
County Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-14

THE MYSTERY SOLVED. -Eotwith-
standing the inuendoes Of certain Radi-
cal pspsTs whose scaiawag editors are
scared nearly into fits, about the mystic
rieus midnight parade, we are prepared
to prove that the riders were neither Ku-
klux nor rebels, nor even Loyal Lsaguers
as tge were led to believe, but simply the
Daughters Of Zion taking a moonlight
ride. The reason why they rode straddle
was tbs impossibility Of gsttingso many
side-ssddles from any livery stable in
town except MAJ. Rswl.Rs', at the Over
ton stables, and woman-liks they asYer
thought of going there.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-14

CORRECTIoN.-Our attention vas called
to an omission in orr report of the
speech Of Gen. Pike st the Democratic
Club on Saturday night, which makes
the General appear to say something
directly the opposite Of what he really
did. After the sentence, "It will not
require much to completely revolution
ize this State" should have ensned,
{" and drive the Radical party from its
boundaries.n This portion Of tae sen
teues shows to which party reference is.
made in the ensuing remark: Z" A few
more such uprisings and outpourings 90
we bad on Thursday night would do it
efsctually-for every Northern man
among rs who had tEaternizsd with this
party would leags it-they would feel
that they could no longer have anything
in common with 1t, ana would abandon
it completely
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P0LTCE ITEMS.

There were six arrests in the Second
District up to 8 O'Clock last night, OF
which two were on severe charges.
w. Gaines (Degro) was committed yes
terdsy for having raped q little negro
girl, the daughter of Anthony Molly,
another negro, some two months since.
On examination the esss was discharged.
John Cassidy was jagged for horse
stealing. He win have an examination
to-day.
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Florence synodlcaI FemaI e college

rsNHIS Institution. which has long enjoyed
4 very nigh reputation among the fenrais
colleges or the south, is situated At Florence
Ala, wlich is admitted TO be one az the mos.
delightful and snlabrious towns ia the south
west IL is very easy OF access A branch OF
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad M x
from Tuseum niR tn South Fl0renca. rs P-gsi-
dent, Rev. DR. WI II. MITCHELL, IS well
known as one Of the alb est teachers IN the
country. Next session VII commences on he
ssh day OF September next.
For further particulars apply 70 the Pres,-
dent fpf fufdarg
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THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE are con-
stantly increasing ir~number, and we
know of no other reason than that the
old topers have been using the "Great
General Restorative which creates a
dislike for the use OF liquors, aud caused
them 10 nlire.u For sale by
jsaltf EoRsTER KEALHoFER a co,
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To PLANTERs.-We would respect
fully direct the attention of our planting
interests to an advertisement which ap-
pears in another column, headed Cot
ton Gins.', NIessrs. Allison Brothers call
attention to the improved gins Of Messrs.
e. Carver & Co., which stand unrivalled
for beauty Of the work turned ont by
them, as well as simplicity Of censtTuc-
ton and durability Of material. George.
Crockett, Esq, formerly of the house Of
Paul & Crockett, viii be found with
Messrs. Allison Brothers. Mr.. Crockett
is too well known for us to eulogize him.
Those needing gins will do well TO bear
in mind that the e. Carver & Co.'s inn
proved gins can be had only at Messrs.
Allison Brothers, No. go Front st1eet.
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UKA FEMALE INsTITUTF.

FEfHE next Session viii open on aC NDAY. Cha
4 alst August, under the continued super
tntendsncs Of the subscriber, assisted ii the liz
erary Department by Ms. DOUGLASS EVER
departme { VIII be filed with able teacher
1ir. and II s. IEPE still continue in the Music
department ITO our friends desiring reunse
and exemption from many Of their PECULIAR
AEcoYAECEs. our location Is especially a.
tractive." Many families purpose settling
among Us this fail 70 educate their children
For further particulars apply for q Circular 70
Rev. J. E DOUGLASS
Jy2u Iuka. bfisS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-14

NESTING OF IsRAELITEs.- meeting
Of all the Traslites Of the city OF Mem
phis and vicinity, irrespective Of party
will be held at the Memphis Club Hall
on Wednesday evening next at "a
o'clock, for the purpose Of considering
the merits Of Gen u. S. Grants order
No. IL, and taking action on the same.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-14

We WILL BET A NEW HAT that no
where in al the elegant hat stores of
Memphis can finer, more stylish or
fashionable tiles be bought than at the
establishment Of Messrs. Francisco &
Wiggin-who beg leave to.remind their
friends that they are closing out their
old stock previous to receiving their new
invoices OF fall goods. Call and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere
as they guarantee TO satisfy the most fss-
tidiOus taste.
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rn CnRRENPnNDENTs.

Correspondents who wish TO have any atteu-
ton paid to their communications must ou-
serve the following rules:
Pc brief, concise and to the point, avoid the
(" flowers Of rhetoric" and confine yourself TO
a plain statement Of fscss- Write on but one
side OF the paper in a clear hand, and vita pen
aud ink, giving your words and sentences
plenty OF room In sIl eases the real name
and address Of ths writer must accompany the
manuscript. Articles which rebound 10 per-
sonal OF individual benefit, or are e a personal
nature, VII only be inserted SIS a. advertise
ments or paid cards.
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IuKA, MISS, July TO- 1858,
To Col. J. H. Ednondson, Gen1 Agent Caroli-
ma Life Insurance Company:
No Dear Sir. I ses by reference to adj
vertisement of CaroIins Life Insurance
Company, that you are its General
Agent, and being DESTROYS as all times to
foster the advancement Of the interests
of reliable home Institutions, it affords
mepleasure TO testify that your company
promptly and timely rendered material
aid, Ia the form Of loan Of money, to.
complete the eastern division of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad. l
think companies evincing such public.
spirit ehoRId receive the reward Of public
approhation. Very Respectfully,
Z; {; sRINKLEY,
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AN ATTEMPT TO ROB the Merchants
National Bank was made yesterday-st
least 50 we were told by q policeman,
but on going thither found the counters
still there-s proof in our mind that the
rumOr was false.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-14

COTTON BoLL-From Mr.. II. G..
Wormeley We have received a cotton boil
Ofvery good sizeand healthy appearance.
It was grown on Mr.. WIS plantation,
near Austin, Tunica county, Miss,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-14

DON'T forget laas eur sale Of
cost for Boots and Shoes anu Hats
stlIl continues st cur old stand,
259 Main street.
j. 7. HAWAIIAN & 60,
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Y NJ. 1. D. CLUE OF MEMpHIs.-rhe
members Of the Young Mems Independ-
ent Democratic Club of Memphis will
meet in the sitiimRn Hall, Wednesday
evening, at s o'clock. By direction OF
the President, R. NJ. McKIE,
Recording eac.atarv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-14

PAGE & Co., ls8 Poplar, are receiving
daily breakfast bacon, best hams, corn
meal, and ali that a family needs for the
table, Cell end sss them with your
lseasy,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-14

OWNER WANTED.-For q sum Of
money found on Union avenue. Apply
to T. V. O'Byien, Grocer, or Q. Jackson,
Druggist, Central Point,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-14

GAVE BOND Constable McFall gave
toe required and satisfactory bond yes
terdsy, and was commissioned as regu-
lar Constable By the County Comnis-
siOneTs.
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PERsoNAL.--R. S. Taylor, ESQ, Of the
firm OF R S Taylor & Co., rsturned to
the city yesterday from flying visit to
st. Louis.
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FoUETEENTH DAY-TUesdGy-Sun ri
sss Sos; sets 7:46.
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REMovAL.-H. Wade & Co. have re-
moved their stock Of Books and Sta
tionery to 297 Main street, Elson,s old
stand. 81
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FULL line Of Family Groceries at Page
& Co.'S. cash family store, lS9 Poplar
street.
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ONE OF THE FOLLOWING BOATS OF
~ this Line, LEAVE MEMPHIS PROMPTLY
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVEN
INGS, On the arrival OF the trains, viz:
dlEAH hts........ ...-...H. ElaiEdeil MaSte
W. A. CALDW Ell l4.......--..a- L. Hatnes, Maste
CELElSTE Reese Pritchard, Maste
The Arkansas river now being in good nay1
gable condition, these Boats viii run through
TO FORT SMITH, thus avoiding delay 20 Pas
sengers and Freight.
This route offers superior Inducements to The
visitors Of the
Hot Springs of Arkansas.
As passengers taking staterooms at Memphis
make no change Un I'll they arrive at the wharf
In Little Rock Arrangements have been made
to have coaches in readiness 70 start for lot
Springs with passengers on this line at any
hour they may prefer, and Through Tickets 70
be had on the Boats.
The Travelling Public and Shippers may rely
upon the prOmptness Of these Boats, and those
who desire TO forward goods for reshipment
on this Line, viii ship direct tOths . Memphis
and Arkansas River .. 5. Mail Packet Com
pany," at Memphis.
JOHN ID. ADAMS, Superintendent.
JAMES 7. BOURNE q CO., Agents,
mail " No. II Jefferson street.
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open the entire Yea- for the Reception
OF Students.
THE COURSE OF STUDY II EXTENDED
i thorO1g "a and practical affOrdlug superior
iseiiitie Tor obtaining sound Busfnsss Eau
cation.
Ths most thorough instruction VIII be given
in Commercial and Exchange calculailnns
Mental and Practical Arithmetic.
The Feumanship Department OF the College
Is open from 5 TO Y am. and TO pm, unifl
5sptsmOf T Isl.
81 A separate Department for Ladies.
iEa Y. a. lEDRIA- .5rl-...s.lns
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ieI4dawIrn

BUEEA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLE, Lo-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South who
desire to consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come and consult me
personally from this date until LIST Of October
next, at this favorite Watering Place, and these
justly celebrated Mineral Springs. As hereto
fore, viii Still devote my attention 10 treat
ment OF all the various forms of CHRONIC DIS
EASES, especially TO Diseases Of the LisnGs and
Organs OF the Chest. as also ali the various
affil ctive forms OF FEMALE DISEASES.
ie9 d3tWswSm ID. MORTIMORE, NJ D.
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CITY MATTERS


City subscribers to the APPEAL, daily or
weekly, who may desire TO leave the city for
the summer, can have their papers seat them
regularly by leaving a memorandum at the
Cguuting-reoua OF the APPEAL, No. IS JedersOn
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BUCK EYE SALTE,
aREAT REMEDY FOR PILES.
u.,dhv A. EENKERT
- 10 Main street.
RQtfce.

H6ttEea
SAVE two bsaAsiful and vel imPreyed
i - 1--fea.t-sio,fs IN Lee county, Ga within
{bres nliies 81 the city Of A5ssny bounded y
one o. 80 ,,..o-SsoT7s Dwelling IN the city
aS,ieis vii Tladiy sell on exchange iof 0iasF
pYoperlF- neotf"' y WRrQEw
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COAL.
k L. GUTON

EoYsPER, TREzEVAEP & co.
nEAIs ESTATE BROKERS AND AUCTION
X esr 4, re Second street Attends eAclu.
SsNely 10 RsnIlng Bnd Leasing Houses and
1.ots Collecting OF kents, Pay Ing Take, hneci-
ing Insurance, etc. etc. has INV Tor reui
ssVeral yely dCsi Rsie Residences, from q cot
baRe 20 almost palace Also. several BUS nest
Houses. Offices, 10 ms etc. JeA In
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FREsE Faniily Flour st lowest market
prices, at Page & oo's., lSs PoplSr street
exclusive cash house,