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GRASP LoDGE OF M1SNEsor.
80 r. n ~ HI
NytcE OF THE GRAND SECRETARY,
O. ar. PAIL. MINI. Nav 18th ia,
weighed Eegsrd it as an act {


>0signed regard it as an act of
Inc uuot to acknowledge the hon.
sirnpie JuIs.O the Ph@RiX Gnsu-
CRADLE deahngs o' Of HaPtfnrd
rance Company, 80 ar sS.' vs.
Connecticut, in the Ii. 'SI anu sA'iS.
factory adjustment and prOml pSy lnen ~
of the losses sustained at the late 'e -,
this city by the M. W.. the Graz ="
Lodge of Minnesota; Minnesota Royal
Arch Chapter, 10. 1; Damascus Com
mandery. No. /, of knights Templar;
ST. Paul Lodge, No. 81 and Ancient
Landmark Lodge, No. 5, A.. F.. &
A. M.
In witness whereof hereby attach the
seal Of the NJ. W.. the Grand Lodge
OF Minnesota, the day and year
above written.
WILLIAM 5. CONBES,
II Grand Secretary.
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THE DRIVEN WELL.-The driven "
which is being sunk in the park is pro-
crossing rapidly. Between thirty-fve
and forty feet Of it were driven yester-
day, and every indication OF water was
shown. We wish the enterprise God
speed" for il there is any one thing
needed by the Memphis public more
than another, it is some natural means
Of obtaining q plentiful supply Of pure
fresh water.
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WANTED Good reliable agents an

WANTED Good reliable agents and
solieitors-male and femsle-for the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, for this city and the State Of Ten
nessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Arkan-
sas. Good territory given and the high
est commission paid. Nourse & Ma
thews, General Agents, No. l6 jefferson
street. iel7 lw
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SHOOTING OF 6. d. BETHEI
4 CARO- EFOnl the Gentlemen
Composing the COrOner's
jury,

~vrect the AtStements pub
Ia otuef 70 Ct vDiDg's papers, as re-
/ llshed IN this nj ~sss, ia relation tc
lated by an eye witt sha Ten M,ls
/ the lRmentable affair at ~oIted in the
Bayou yesterday, which re. 'sysigned
death of @. D. Bethel, the unit ~GBest
who were appointed to hold an il >e,l
on the body, would state in condenE
form the evidence as given before them
About three o'clock in the evening
Bethel was sitting on his horse, when
Collier handed Bethel note or paper
which Bethel read, and then turned it
over and wrote something on the back OF
it, on the pOmel Of his saddle, and then
handed it to Collier, and then dis
mounted, saying he did not intend to
settle with him upon which Collier told
him he represented Mr.. Sullivan in the
matter; and Bethel said he would only
settle it at law. Collier also dismounted
aud some words passed, in which Collier
said that any one that would not settle
1t, was a scoundrel. Collier set his gun
down at the foot of q tree and advanced
towards Bethel about five PAGES. Bethel
also advanced to meet him, holding his
hands in his pockets. Collier then
stepped back to his gun, and told Bethel
not to advance any further, or draw his
pistol, or he would shoot him raised his
gun to his hip and cooked it, upon which
Bethel told Collier he was too id a
coward to shoot anything. Collier said
something and FIR ed. Bethel fell on his
right side, and Collier fired again.
Bethel said, after he was shot first, that
he did not draw his pistol Collier
went of, saying that was his way of set
Ting his matters when others would not
settle.
Mr.. Clarence Collier did not come in
on the cars with the body, as stated by
the Avalanche"
lSignedl A. WILLIAMS,
W. GIMSQN,
W. A. BOND,
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BUESA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLE, Lo-
Gan county Ky.-AIy friends in the South who
5esire 10 consult or place themselves under my
traatment- can address or come and consult me
personally from this date until LIST Of October
next. at this favortte w Altering Place, and These
Tors + will SIN devote my attention 10 treat
nenf q I'll the various forms of CHRONIC DIS.
SASS, especially to Diseases Of ne Lungs snd
al Ictfye forms Of FEMALE DISEASES
les d3tW aW3m ". FlQh14MOhE4, VI. II.
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WANTS.

IA BORERS WANTED-ON THE ST. LOUIS
AID Iron Mountain Railroad, % Work on
GTsdIn 2 and Thanksgiving, near whitewater
BTidge fifteen miles west Of cape Gtrardeau.
10 FiI1Bl -RN s IVERS Cape Guardian.
,aIs -, Z. n AULT.
DuANTE. "a GUOD COOK, WASHER AND
w Ironer- "a white woman, with references.
ApDIy al s4S linden street. J64
HANTED.-A DWELLING HOESE CON-
w tanning 10 rooms By a family OF three
unrrTsous an grow Z. Must b. centrally located.
Adde'S Richard Appeal office. Tnsl
HANTED.-AS SMALL FARM NEAR THE
w CITY OF Memphis, of which possession can
he efven inlrnedi3iely. Address A. p, Appeal
,Offi5e. stating terms. location, etc. mslU II
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DENTIsTRY.-Dr. ]. B. WATSON, den.
fist, still continues the practice Of his
profession at his new office, over the
Wholesale Drug Emporium, No. SIs
Main street, instead of having retired
from the profession, as has been so often
reported throughout the city and
country.
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once hours rom am. to PM. and nom
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For ten days only, previous
to removing our retail stock,
We shall Offer great bargains
in dry goods. Rice, Silk s.
Co., SO7 Main street.
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A. O. o. DRUIDs.-Ofieers elected in
I the Grand Grove OF the State of Tennes-
see on Friday, June a., c, J. Hsrgsn,
y. q. A. J. S Heiliger, D. G. Al Abr.
NGes, G. Sec'y; J. Brust, G.. Treas;
!. / -. g. N; X. Bren, G. g. Rep
l.. Lyo- ~toG. G. of z. S. Convention
resentative isAId at Albany, n. Y,
OF u. A .. D., &br. j. Peres, two
August 10, 1858: vEsS. f. w, But
years; }. Brust, one 'Nted bepGty G..
tingbsus has been sppo. ~saS shall be
for Lafayette Grove No. 4,
respected accordingly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

butchers lightning FIyKiIIeF.-Chea
and destructive. Every sheet win XIII quar-.
Don't be pestersd with flies. Give them the
SREET LIGHTNISG and rest IN peace Ask for
BUTCHERS, and take no other.
Sold everywhere. Jel4dawIm
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WE would advise our readers to exam
inc the Improved Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Mschine before purchasing else
where. Experience teaches US they have
no equal. Room, $50 Second street.
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ssMERCHANTs.'' lice cold Ale and POF-
ter. on draught, no cents; Ice cold ''Hall
and HALF 10 cents; Straight and mixed
drinks, rs cents. Try - &c the ''Mer-
chants" northeast corner Qatn and
Madison streets.
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DIR. NORRIS, Oculist, SO Madison street
Strengthens crossed. eyes without psrti-
Gle of danger, and with comparatively
no pain. He performs the operation in
a faw minutes,
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Early Karriages.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Esriy Marriages, Essays for Young Men, on
this and other ssbsects, being a GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and COnjugal Felicity, By ]bensv-
olent Physicians, sent by mali. in scaled letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philsdelphis, Pa.
mail 3m
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BOARDING.

$4,000 ~ss or two gentlemen with
RoAHDING--E "a fpoSrd at moderate rates.
- wives can o5J-. -S5ssg neigh borEood In
- - t oes' Snu HEAll - who Esn give uRe1-
ceptionable references Ne, ss.aff
care Appeal office.
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DIR. RUSSELL'S
Private Medical Dispensary,
Established I'm 1859,
AND THE ONLY RELIABLE PLACE FOB
THE CURE OF
PRIVATE DISEASES.
The hdnAt Successful Phvsician

DR RUSSELL, Nos. 40 and ~ NORTH
IL COURT street, north side Of Court Square,
Memphis, Tenn, is acknowledged by All par
ties In terested as by far
The Most Successful Physician
In the treatment OF Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and permanent cures guaran-
teed In every case, male or female Recent
cases of GONORRHEA and SYPHILIS cured
in q few days, without the uss of Mercury,
change Of diet, or hindrance from business.
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last vestigs
zradicated without the use Of Mercury. In
voluntary loss of SeEnGn atopped In a short
time Sufferers from Impoteney or Loss OF
Sexual Power restored to free Yigor IN few
weeks. elect or 9onoIrhea Of long standing,
wzen all internal remedies have failed, per-
manently aud speedily cured by q new treat
ment. Victims OF SELF-ABUSEand excessi ve
Venery, suffering from SPERMAT0RRHEA
and loss OF physical and mental power, speed.
lily and permanently cured.
So All consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Geut, Pa
ralysss, Deafness, etc, treated BY the aid OF
ELECTRO Magnetic Battery,
Tor sale, RUssELLs VENEREAL PRE-
YENfIVE.
70 pm app
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE.-That choice piece OF property
on the northeast corner OF Vance and Or
leans streets Good Residence and Forest
SHADE Trees. Apply to
ieI3tf ROl5rER, IRRELEVANT CO.
THOR SALE.-HaYing determined TO change
our fsusiness. we offer for sale our small but
1S.sII selected STOCK OF GROCERIkS, and 4
lease on one Of the BEST BUSlNE Ss = OUSE7
in me civ We will sell also splendid subur-
ban RESI- DENCE, ~ miles from the city, near
G5iII's station, WITH ~ acres OF ground, with
All the necessary Improvements. Apply 70
WEBB, MITCHELL q CO, No. Is Union street,
Lee Block. Jef u
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JUST REoEIvED.-Net shsd and roe
herring in kits. Also roe herring in bar
rels and half barrels. Bond & Jones. S5
Madison street ia1z D.
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MATCH game base bali, played at
Humboldt, Wednesday, June Is, 1888,
between the Bluff City, of Memphis, and
Crescent, of Humb oIdt:
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90 PIECES Of Irish Linen from bank
rupt sales, sold at bargain at Rice =
Engeps, Cay Building. jel4 II
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EIGHTEENTH DAY-IhlrsdGg.-Sl

EIGHTEENTH DAY-ThtTsdGy.-Sur
rises, 4:39; sets, $50.
lSdints.-Sts. Marcus and Marcellinus
martyrs, 2S6; st. Armand, Bishop o
Bordeaux, st. Marina, of Bythinis, vir'
gin sth century, st. Elizabeth, Of SEQ
nauge, virgin and sbbess, 1l65.
Born.-Robert Stewart, Marquis Oi
Londonderry, Minister Of George "
1859, London; Karl Wenceslaus RO'
decker Won Rotteck, historian, 1875
Freiburg in the Breisgan.
Djed.-Csliph Gilman, assassinated at
Medina, 655; Bishop Thomas Bilson,
1916; William Cobbett, politician, 1885.
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Saturday, 18th Sept,
4 Wednesday. S0th Sept,
Saturday, 10th Octooer,
Wednesday, 2lst Oct,
/ Saturday, 3lst October,
Wednesday, 18th Nov,
Saturday, 2lst Nov,
/ "Wednesday, % Dec,
Saturday, Eth Dec,
w ednesdsy, sd Dec,
saturday, ID January
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SUMMER RESoh. Ss'
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

THIS unrivsled Watering Place. situated
A within six miles OF Russelville, Logan
county, kentucky, was opened for visitors he
I4nNt BA1 VI DNE. The pro prieJOr pledges
n4mseiI 70 make his entertainment equal to
lnst OF any watering piece in the country and
MS terms as moderate as the expenses OF his
esta blishment will permit. A good BAND Oh
MUSIC viii be on hand during the season.
convey ances aln avs ready for paSSeo gers
from husseilyiile to the Springs In close com
neoiio1 with the daily trains from Memphis,
Louisville, etc. -
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E. L. B. E.-What does it mean You
can prove that by US, for we have tried it.
nAV2R If
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,--A,,s Cor RniIding she Railr.

Reasons for Building the Railrti
We have repeatedly noticed thet
Meals State Gazette, Of Dyersou2TBEE
bnvince the people of Dyer count.,sii, wht
is their in terest and their duty totist. s1S
.ribs literally for the construction Lad adj
Iissfssipui River Railroad through he Je
sunty. We make the following e.
rom a recent article, which we ISIS.
honld be considered conclusive b
nod citizens to whom it is address
Over county has real estate lse
AZ book to the amount OF - w raiel
you are asked to vote tag OF Slohhe b
n be paid in three annual pawn
Ebich will only be tax on your $50.
Il y cents on the 81 per annun, for
Vasfs. The best investment you
snade in your life For it is very
sTste estimate that for distance Of
S,iIes on either side of the railrosdpO,e
The entire county in a much greater
loTtionl the value Of land would
,reased IS per acre. Surely no Ds
FOLDER would take less than tina
SHOOTING OF 6. ID. BETHET
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Regular Memphis and New Orleans
Packet.
- BELLE LEE - sES
A. McGILL, Master; A. MARTIN, Clerk.

THE BELLE LEE win run regularly in the
i Memphis and New Orleans trade, leaving
Memphis on alternate Tuesdays and Fridays,
commencing on Tuesday, the 18th of Septem-
Der, 1883.
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THE STRIKE on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad has been, we learn, satisrsetO-
rily adjusted, and the trains have re-
sunaed running, making all connections
North and East. The Memphis and
Louisville Railroad are now enabled to
make close competitions to all points from
which they have besE shut off for the
past few days by the strike.
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Greenbrler White SuIphur Springs
erssnsrlsr County. We. vlrrln,a.

YTlHE undersigned, lesEees Of this old and well.
known WATERING PLACE, announce
hat encouraged BY the liberal patronage re-
ceived last season. they have largely added 10
their accom- modRtiOns In comfort and sppear-
anoe, and are prepared TO entertain FIFTEEcN
HUNDRED GUESTS.
The Bathing accommodations are in ine or
der. Hot and warm sulphur baths so emf
nently efhcacious in many cases, are a. the
command of visitors at all hours"
In addition TO other amuf ements they have
provided q new and elegant BOWLING AL
LEY and BILLIARD ROOM, conveniently To-
Gated Prof. Rosen berger's celebrated FULL
BRASS BAND has been engaged for the sea-
son. A GOOD LIVERY STABLE VIII be kept
on the premises.
The completion OF the Virginia Central Rail-
ROAD 70 CoYington leaves only twenty miles Of
staging through beautiful mountain country,
over a well graded turnpike
TERMS Three dollars per day, and eighty
dollars per month. Children unoer ten years
OF age and cOlOred servants, half price. White
servants aooording TO accommodations.
tas I'm PEGTON 90.
BUCK Hyo SR1vS
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500 MOSQUITO BARS at 924 cents, al
Rice & Engel's, 2SS Main street.
;alA If
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REM NANTs suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and children's wear, very
Cheap at Menken Bros
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IRISH LITERARY AssoCIATIoN.-The
usual weekly meeting of the above So
eiety will be held this evening in their
hall, corner of Main and Adams street.
An interesting question will be debated.
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Tuesday, 18th Sept,
Friday, 18th Sept,
Tuesday, 9th October,
Friday, 18th October,
Tuesday, 9th October,
Friday, 9Th Nov,
Tuesday, nth Nov,
Friday, 9th Nov,
Tuesday. Sth Dec,
Friday. l8th Dec,
Tuesday. 18th Dec.
mallll
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ST. JoHN's Day PICNIC.-To relieve
the distressed, succour the needy, help
the widow and the fatherless, is one OF
the first Of human duties-but more es-
pecially is it the chief of Masonic obli-
cations. Remember then the picnic
which will take place on st. Johns Day
oath inst. for the benefit of the Masonic
Orphans and Widows Fund.
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ATKIN HOUSE.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

DEAR SIR: This litsle scroll viii inform
IL You that this new and elegant hotel Is To-
Gated az the Depot, and Is now open TO the
public for patronage.
AL the comforts usual in drst-class hotels
may be realized here.
II yo1 wish TO spend few days In eur city
you win ind Il pleasant to stop at this house.
Good attention, good fare, and reasonable
bills, always on hand.
Connected Is a hrst-elass Bar and Barber
Shop.
Meals az al hours, 20 suit guests.
Baggage free OF charge
Respectfully yours,
jel31w ACTON YOUNG, Proprfetor.
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CRESCENT.
BLUFF CITY.

John J. Miller, Umpire.
y. H. u. Penn, scoT er for Crescent.
Ross R. Haines, SEQ rer for Blum City,
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Situated as il is on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, accessible 10 all points, under it's
ments 20 all parties seeking recreation during
the summer months.
While the healthful locality and the waters
of these Springs alone offer sufficient induce
ment 70 visitors, the proprietOrs will spare no
efforts to make this the most desirable place OF
enjoyment 70 be found in the South.
HS- a fine Band OF Nj sic has been engaged
for the season. W. A. STEFFEY,
7. j. BARCHUS,
ma15 I'm Proprietors.
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E.SE.A


- - usEszfzksS
nNE OF THE FOLLOWING BOATS OF
" this Line, LEAVE "a EMPaIS PROMPTLY
EVERY MONDAY AND Thursday EVEN
lNGS, on the arrival OF the trains, viz
GLE AN = BlaisdeIl Master
W. A. CALDN III L....-....... 4. I. Hafnas Master
CEit4kls IE--.------.-.-Etssse PriIchard, Mas er
The arkansas river now being in good narl-
gable condition, these Boats VIII run rhra1gh
20 FORT SMITH, thus avoiding deIay 10 Pas
senEers and reight.
THIS route offers superior Inducements to the
visitors of the
Hot Springs of Arkansas.
As passengers taking stateroOms as Memphis
make no ehsngs until they arrive at the wharf
IN Little Rock. Arrangements have been made
20 have coaches in readiness to start for Hot
springs with passengers on this line al any
hour they may prefer, and Through Tickets to
be had on the Boats.
The Travelling Public and Shippers nsy rely
upon the prOmptness OF these Boats and those
who desire to forward goods Tor reshipmsnt
on this Line, viii ship direct toths . Mem phis
and Arkansas River U. s. Mall Packet Com
pany," at Memphis.
JOHN u. ADAMS, Superintendent.
JAAE5 7. BOURNE q CO., Agents.
mai " NO. Y Jefferson street.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-U IdLed states Mail For Helena, Ma
Buren and Fort SMITH direct
GLEANER Blaisdeu master
This splendid passenger packet -
will leave Tor the ABOVE SksAzzEe
THURSDAY, 18th inst, ct pm.
80. JAS. T. BOURNE s CO.. Agents,
Islo 81 No. Z jefferson street.
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REMNANTS suit sble for boys wear, ~
mems wear and children's wear, very
cheap at Meuken Bros
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CASH paid Tor 1900 bushels
Irish Potatoes, by West. COfEin
4 Co., SO2 Main street.
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500 PAIRS of Linen and Cottonade
Pants at 81 Is, at Rice & Engers, 2SS
Main street. je14 If
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Fob SALE.

pECs IS! LEECH ES JUST RECEIVED,
al CIEG DRUG STORE, lTesn supply o.
offsr for sale % reasonable terms We give
S.srsonsl and undivided attention TO our Pre-
5ssc-iTfjO1, m snt, day and night. We viii
moi ssII of6eT tnau PURI AND FRESH MED
TSfNSLss ROSE q VIGUS,
81 Main street,
,,o1q1,, Corner Winchester.
TJOR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOX CHI
n PROPEhTY-FOrry-IOu Acres OF LAAu
Three miles due east o. the city Afnlts corner o.
fIavtOn and Holmes avenues has gisnty o.
i5T-s and Is in an excellent n6ighborhood,
VIII lie sold in a body or divided 20 Eult. APP
-pIy to WM. ARMOUR or ~. b. EOHNSEesD'
No. 2j6 front Row. aPA
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REMOVAL Brown & Zones have re-
moved their coal Office to 80 MAIN
street, Bethel Block. jel. tJyl
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WE wi U sell our whole stock at 8 sacri-
foe 70 ms We room for fail stock.
al ~ RICE a ENGEL. 2ss Man 81
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VI. OTEY has removed his Office to
0za1 Main street, opposite South Court
80. .,..a fu je121w
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Bill Heads Pri nted at the Lowest
Prices at the ApI teal Job OHles.
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F0R ST. FRAH CTS RIVER.

Regular Tuesday St Francis River Paeket-For
Helena MarIRnna, Madison, Wittsburg
and all " az Landings.
AOLL4IE HAABLEfOS, 7. Il. Bowman Master
sam .. Paine, Shell and Clark, Clerks
WIN leave Memphis EVERY -
TUESDAY, at o'clock pm. zesSEin
LARRY EARMSTAD. Aqs1T.
ta2l II City Wharfboat. foot Monroe ST.
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IUKA SPRINGS.
Z u * a,
TishOmingO County, Miss.
Is Now Open to Visitors.

U'HIs DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT
i watering place
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BUCK Dye Sa1ve

WILL
GU RE Pill E S.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

fUh WHITE RIVER,
For White River-U. s. n.
LIBERTY No. z.----...-...-.-....Jsmes Rice master
This nne passenger packet viii u
leave as above, on -
SATURDAY, 10Th inst, At 5p.u. --
LARRY HARAsFAB, Agent.
Jels 81 City WharfOoat foot Monroe ST.
Memphis and white River U. 8. Mail Packst
Company.
FOR Helena, DsFalIs Blaf, Little Rock, Au-
gusta, JacksonpOrt ana ali Way LANDINGS.
LIBERTY NO 2 lanes Efca B,sgt.-
This hne passenger packet leaves
for the above on 5ssssl7g-iS
SATURDAY, 10Th inst, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY & MILLER Agents
Jefferson street, under Commercial HotsI.
JeI8 81
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= EAST NINTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVEhu E.
- handsomely furnishei Second Floor, with ample
sose ana bath room 10 let With private liable, to respon-
Able party. References exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

DEpAU Row.--A FINE SUIT OF ROOMS, SUIT
Il able for a family OF four I've party Of gentle
men also other Rooms with Board reasonabe terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

rTr AvENUE.-UA NnsC NELLY FURNISHED FRONT
- Rooms The second floor with private table if desired
single Room the louith Apply ~ Fifth avenue,
near Efsecntl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

pslD SIHFET.-A LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISH
- = 81 Back pnror, suitable for gcnternnn and WIFE
family private negborhoo class TERMS 2e per
Adires, T. W. II, box 2 Isl Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

. EAST THIRTIETH sTRFET.-vERY DESIRABLE
- Rooms 70 let with Board, private family
]. References exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

y,,o SELL, AT 4 sACRIriCE-1uE STOCK AND FIN.
turee OF store with Lease House the best part OF
Futon avenue inquire OF ". MACkEl, SO Fulon avenue,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

nRUG STORE FOR SALE-LOCATED ON ONE Of
~ the avenues, dong fair business rent only $500
year. Ill health of the proprietor the for selling. For
particulars address ID. Smith. 706 Broadway.