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| \ BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of
1.-the United States, for the District of Vermont,
IN m ma NJ
LOREN S. HENDRIX,

Bhlhlupt.
Notice is hereby given that a petition has
been filed in said Court, by Loren s. Hendrix
of Montgomery, in said District duly declared
bankrupt under the Act of Congress of March
2, 1867, Tor a discharge and certificate thereof.
from all his debts and other claims provablc
under said Act, and that the 10th day Of March
1862 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ before the Honorable
Wm' u; Shlpman, Judge OF said Court, at the
Island House, i'll the town of Rockingham, il
assigned for the hearing of the same, when and
where all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons i'll interest, may attend and
show cause, If any they have, why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington on the 18th day of Feb
luary 1862 Il. b. SMALLEY, Clerk,
2l6-3
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500 to 5000 Rood n Sssn 7oas sd Hpa @
Patent Non-co,rJstce White Wire clothes lines
State age and past occupation and address the
American Wire Co., 70 William ST.. y. y, or lG
Dearborn ST., Chicago, III. 4w
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Mt DAILY TRANSCRIPT, FI1BRUJA AIRY 81. 1869
800 Teachers Wanted.

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FLOUR.

rhe best brands constantly ON hand. A.so,
Graham and Buckwheat Flour Rye and Corn
Meal
Finally if you want anything in the line OF
good groceries, the place to buy them is at
BARNES 4 CROWLEYS
Cash paid for all kinds of Country Produce -
Goods sold at wholesale at the lowest possible
figure.
2l3 BARNES & CROWLEY.
oLohaE W. bAhNEs' St. Adams Vt.
I. J. CROWLEY.
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How can | make Money?
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or
or
Key to Honest Wealth
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Part of the Table of Contents:
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laundering into and ont of fortune.
The way to wealth. BY Ben Franklin
How to make money fast and honestly
Counsel to merchants clerks
Amos Lawrence. the benevolent merchant.
The man retired from business.
The importance of punctuality.
Samuel Slater, the father of American mana
facturers.
Use of ciyility.
Moral courage in everyday life
John Grigg's rules for success in business.
Human money bags.
William Colgate, the successful mechanic.
Slavery for money.
Pay as you go.
Endowment of wealth and health.
Rules for business men,
Examples of the capability of young men,
Character for integrity
How TO rise in the world.
What can do best Shall life be "A failure?
Instructions on opening and conducting a
place of business.
Nife's power. How wife may contribute
to the happiness of her husband
How to treat wife.
Hints to husbands and wives, or how to make
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! HANkHVPTCN In the District Court of
me United states, for the District Of Vermont
III the matter of
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IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court OF
l. the United States for the District of Yer
mont. In the matter of
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

FJNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the
l. 10th day of February, A. d. 1869, warrant
in bankruptcy was issued against the Estate of
William H. Ryan,
of Bakersfield, in the County of Franklin, and
state of Vermont, whohas been adjudged Bank
rupt on Petition of his creditors; that the Pay
ment of any Debts and Delivery of any Proper
ty belonging to such Bankrupt, to him, or for
his use, and the transfer Of any Property by
him, are forbidden by Law that meeting Of
the Creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more Assignees OF
his Estate, will be held at Court of Bankrupt.
cy, to be holden at the Office of L. L. Lawrence,
Esq. in the city of Burlington, in the County OF
Chitenden. and State of Vermont, before L. l..
Lawrence, Esq, Register, on the goth day of
March, A. d. 1869, at 10 o'clock AM
N. B. FLANAGAN,
1878 Deputy U, s. Marshal as Messenger.
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AGENTS W.

AGENTS WANTED the only
steel engraving of Gen. Cir mt and his family
published with their approval I'll grayed by
Sartain Size - by 10. $500. 100 per cent to
agents. Address GOODSpEED q CO.. Chica-
go, or No 81 Park Row, \. Y. 1w
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| THE DISTRICT Court OF THE UNITED STATES
l. FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEIMoNT-In the mat
tpr ar
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ROCK SALT,

The ons salt suitable for dairy purposes, which
will be sold as low can bought i'll this market.
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THE scANL0N MURDER.
Conclusion of the Testimony.
Verdict Of the cOrOner's Jury.

At three o'clock yesterday after
noon, the COroner's jury in the case OF
the murder of Scanlon, on Saturday
night, assembled at Nan Maginnis'
on Main street near the OvertOn, to
conclude the hearing of the evidence
in the case.
The roll of jurymen being called and
all of the members answering to their
names, Mr.. Edward Mcclure was in
troduced and sworn. His testimony
was immaterial, except to having
seen the two men mentioned in our
yesterdays report, standingi in Magin-
MIS- door ten minutes before the muir
der was committed.
Mr.. Charles King, one of the gentle
men who was at the door, and who
was arrested on Sunday evening, was
then brought in, in order to allow him
to make a statement if he wished to
do 50. He said that he had no state
ment to make, and the room was
cleared for deliberation.
After remaining in consultation for
an hour or so, the jury came returned
the following verdict, viz: "That the
deceased, Ed. ScanlOn, came to his
death by a pistol ball in the hands Of
some unknown person, standing on
the staircase in the house of Nan Ma
ginnis, on Main street, Memphis"
This verdict being rendered, all par
ties hitherto held in durance were re-
leased, and Mr.. King, whom the tes-
timony went to show had nothing
whatever to do in the matter, was
warmly congratulated by his friends.
This ends the case for the present,
and the murder still remains en-
wrapped in the most profound mys-
terry, which, however, we hope will
ere long be cleared up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-25
THE QUEENS BIPr.nAv
.st-Picket Of the St. Georges
aad St. Andrews Societies.
A Delightful Time at lanes Park.

The united Societies of st. George
and st. Andrew celebrated the Queens
birthday yesterday by a picnic at
James Park, which is admitted by all
who were present on the grounds to
have been the most brilliant and pleas
ant affair of the kind that ever trans
pired in Memphis. About ten o'clock
the Societies formed in procession at
st. Georges Hall, corner of Second
and Jefferson streets, in the following
order: Marshal Selkirk, band, Union
jack supported by a member from
each Society, members, flag Sup
ported by two Highlanders), MEM
bers, flag supported by two English
men, members, officers, Star Span
gled Banner, Marshal, car with young
girls, with escorts, carriages, etc.
The a containing the little girls was
most beautifully and deliberately dec
GRATED by Mr. Grindrod, as we are in
formed. The route of march was up
Second to Market, Market to Main,
down Main to Union, Union to Sec
Ond, down Second to Beal, out Beal to
DeSoto, down DeSoto to Vance,
out Vance to the grounds. At
the grounds the day was spent
in the utmost good humor and
good fellowship. Beside the members
of the Societies, large numbers of their
friends and acquaintance had assem-
bled to greet them and spend the day
with them. Ladies, of course, pre-
dominated, and dancing was the order
Of the day-the sports consisting of
Catching Pig with Creased Tail;
Climbing a Creased Pole for a Prize;
Sack Racing; Blindfold Wheelbarrow
Trundling; Ringing the Bull; Throw
ing the Hammer; Quoting Match for
a Prize; Foot Race; Jingling Match;
ETC., etc, many of which are
known to the generality of Americans
only, created the greatest merriment,
and made the days amusement an
unique One. During the day various
occasions were given for patriotic toasts
songs, ETC., which were drank and
sung with a Zest and fervOr hatshows
that the old adage, "qoi trans mare
cuT77lnt, cOeIlan, 0 AMMAN mtaGnt,"
and that Merrie England and Bonnie
Scotland are loved by their children
as we'll on the banks of the Father Of
Waters as on the Avon or Tweed. As
night closed in, the moon being nearly
full, it was determined to keep up the
dancing, and when we left, after sun
down, many a couple were preparing
for a moonlight dance. We hope they
had a pleasant time.
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CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails from
The Memphis POstoface.

C-hattanooea. Richmond, W9shlng19R SyS
w paItiTeore and al cities East and south
1oI5n6us ca and Montgomery ALa a.
Sfot1o1s IN ire Memphis and SnariSseoE'
Nississfppi Central, Mobile ana OnIO. 1essee
Itms Chattanooga and East
psiiroads. arrive at 2;2 PM close IL -
Gsi-o- Chicago. ST. Louis, Nashville, PPIfIs-
xiie. cincinnati, CLEVELAND, FtssDtE and al
ieiphia. udal Albany NeW 81 a n m
cit5es North and West, s-rive Al Z" PIN
ASe1 o-issns Baton Rouge, Jackson Nicks,
bE-o Gatrhes and sl cities SoCLh, arrive III
Dm: closes 81 10: 20 an. -orr.s
P1ufststFons on the Mississippi and lennes
20 Wv Orleans and Jackson and southeIh
PelIrosds, arrive at 3 pm; closes a. 10; - ~,
MemphE and Little Rock Rsilroaa, Le
Rock, Madison, Sundays exceptedJ arrives
pm; close at pm. All
Marion, WittsbUrg and CL4-DoLlla-
t1-yeekiy Monday, wednesday ahdfrloS!
arrive at 10 an. close a. II AAA 80
olive Branch and byhaAe nlss seM
weekly Monday AID Friday, arrive 4P-h''
CHA and Big Greek, Tenn weekly Friday
arrive st 10 am; close at II s.m
Tfrrle Rock and Helena, and all landings OF
white river, (s~emi-weekly) Tuesday ana SAT
urday. arrive al g an; close at4p-m
Pine Bluff and Helena, and al andlng on
ATEansas river ttri-weekly) Tuesday, Ihurs,
day and Saturday, arrive al IAN. close aI
An landings on the Mississippi river south
Gssmi-weeklY Tuesday and SATURDAY arrive
Al close AZ pm
All landings on the Mississippi river noFlL,
(ssuI-weekly) Monday and Thursday arrive
a. Q an; close stS:S0p-m
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N OF COMMERCE.

The regular monthly meeting OF tho
Chamber of Commerce was held yester-
day afternoon, President W. II. Cherry
in the chair.
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing were read and approved. The pro-
ceedings OF the Executive Committee OF
the late Commercial Convention, together
with the action Of several committees APP
pointed by the Chamber of Commerce 10
arrange preliminaries of the Convention,
were ordered TO be placed on the minutes
as a part Of the proceedings of the Cham
Der.
The Hon. j. W. Leftwich said that the
letters received by the Chamber from
prominent persons invited TO the Late Con-
deemed worthy should be selected for
Insertion in the forthcoming publica-
ton Of the proceedings of the Conven-
ton.
Considerable discussion then ensued
between several members as to the
number Of copies Of the report that
should be printed. Mr.. Moore, from
the Executive Committee, said that
5000 had been agreed upon.
Mr.. Leftwich and others regarded
the number fully sufficient for all es-
sential purposes,
Mr.. John Robinson wanted $4,000;
others desired to compromise on less.
WheTeupon Mr.. Leftwich took the
Chair, and the following, offered by
Mr.. Cherry, was carried:
ResoiDed, That a committee of three
be appointed from this Chamber, by
THE Chairman, to confer with the EX-
ecutive Committee, with instructions
to ascertain the price and cost of the
report, together with their opinion as
to the number Of copies that should be
printed, and report to the next meet
ing Of this Chamber. The Chairman
appointed as the Committee, Mr.. w.
FL. Cherry, Mr.. Jno. Il. Robinson and
Mr.. Samuel Gates.
The Secretary was instructed to
address the Secretary Of the National
Board of Trade, to learn what number
of copies were printed, Of the meeting
held at Cincinnati last year. After
commenting upon the grand success
of the recent Convention, the Cham
Der adjourned.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. va,
viii Open on the lst Of June Next.

4 70 2000 visitors.
The buildings were erected at a cost of Eav-
eral hundred thousand dollars. and are large
snd commodiOus COTTAGES separate and
distinct rom each other
The climate Is delightful, the air pure and
Draclng; and the scenery unsurpassed IN
Deauty Dy any IN the mountains OF EirgfuIu-
The grounds arc extensive and covered uffh
beautiful shade trees.
The entire premises have been thoroughly
repaired and painted and newly furnished
from kitchen to parlOr.
Extensive baths, billiard and bowling So
lOOns-all newly erected.
Livery stables
P~Ost-o1nce. express, telegraph and ticket
Offices, communicating with all points North
and South, are on the premises.
h tables are supplied with every deIicary
OF this and other markets.
The cellars ara stocked with choice wines
and liquors.
50 Passengers viii purchase tickets 10 BIC
TUNNEL, on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, when the cars on the SPRING.
Branch railroad, belonging to the proprietor.
VIII land passengers directly IN the reception
house.
BOARD.
Per Day, 3 %; Per Week. So. Per Month S--.
For longer period and large parties, special
rates VIII be charged. Address
WILSON & LORENTZ,
may2 PrODrieuOrl
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Law REPORTS.

LAW COURr-H s.. Lee, Judge
This Court was engaged the entire day
Yesterday in dispOsing Of the motions on
the motion docket. The majority of tho
| orders and entries made were of al inter
locutory nature.
In the case OF SCHNEIDER vs. Edison ct al.
a writ Of inquiry was executed and
amount ofIl95 dollars.
Greenwood VS. Glover, writ OF inquiry
and damages for defendant rs dollars
and 43 cents.
Sartori vs. Boswell, writ of inquiry and
damages for defendant 80 dollars.
Blackmore & Co VS. Midget, writ of
inquiry and damages for plaintiff 235 dol
lars.
To-day Court viii meet to examine and
sign bin OF exceptions, eaIa No other
business on the calendar. Attorneys
take notice that Saturday next viii be the
last motion day Of the term.
MUNICIPAL COURr-GeO. ". Wdldran,
Judge. etc.-This Court was not in session
yesterday but viii to-day and
proceed for trial with the cases on the
calendar published in last Sundays issue.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Con-
nelly +. IriIg, JlLdge.-This Court did
Honor the Judge not having arrived in
the city. If Court meets to-day it will
not do more thar organize, etc.
CIRCUIT CoURT-G. ". ReeUes, Judge
Court convened in regular session yester-
day morning at 10 o'clock I'M.
The Grand Jury We're sworn and en-
panneled and charged at length as to the
faithful performance and discharge Of the
many duties d~evOlving upon them.
The petit jurors were also called and
empanneled. The remainder of the day
was spent in arranging the general bust
ness of the term.
To-day the following calendar will be
called, The cases, when reached, will be
either triod Or continued until the Hect
term:
l White vs. Clark.
3 Griffin vs. Norvill Ell al.
9 johnson VS. Smith.
10 Brown vs. Nelly.
u ChestePvs Battle.
- Stillwel VS. Copeland.
10 Smith use, etc, VS. Wood ct al.
Is Becker VS. kennett.
l. Springfield, admir-, vs. Armour.
IS WilcoXen VS. COnnell.
q Massey VS. Wilson ct al.
% Nelson vs. NJ. go. Il. II. Co.
"A Smith VS. McGrath.
IS Scaggs VS. Humes, admir-.
% Thomas ct al vs. Thurman.
q Stillman, admir-, vs. Dean.
80 Slalt vs. Gather.
81 McGowen " Moore.
90 Thomas vs Newell.
81 Buckley VS. NJ. & .. Il. r. Co.
IS Cook Il Co. VS. Majors ct al. admir-.
90 Leftwich vs. Hines.
81 Paine ct al vs. Paine.
80 Aiken q Co VS. Treat.
SO Moore VS. Johnson.
AZ Leonard, use, vs. Wheeler, admir-.
As Dickens, admir-, VS. Cash, admir-.
as Barnett VS. Combs, Jr.
A. Blood & Co vs. May.
81 Orr, admir-, vs. Osborne.
So Hill VS. Bunton.
Sc Miles vs. Stevens.
81 Sales VS. Perkins ct al.
So Cunningham VI McCleary.
81 Walden ct al VS. Holmes, admir-,
66 Crenshaw VS. Smith.
90 Chester vs. Quinn.
20 Smith VS. Smith.
II Walden Ell al VS. Holmes, admir-.
- Brooks ct al vs. Dickens.
inserted below will be Oundt the names
OF the gentlemen composing the Grand
Jury Of this Court: T.. B. Norment, fore
man; p. NJ. Stanley, ID. II. Townsend, NJ.
L. Meacham, NJ. A. Allen, w. A. Bick-
ford, Robert McKenna, Louis Hanauer,
G. J. Selden, j. 2. Tobin, W. r.. Duncan,
DOYLE Pearson, W. c. Ward; b. Mcbride,
officer of the Grand Jury.
Court convenes this morning promptly
at nine o'clock.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
OFFTCE COMMISSIONER REGISTRATION
ron SHELBY COUNTY.

OFFICE COMMISSIONER REGISTRATION
ron SHELBY COUNTY.
MEMPHIS, May ., lss.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the Fourth
Thursday Of May, 1853, pursuant to writs Of
election to me directed by His Excelleney,
the Governor of Tennessee, I viii. at the law
full voting places, In each of the Wards Of the
city of Memphis, and in each of the Civil Dis
tricts of Shelby County, hold an election to I'll
the vacancies declared by the act of the Leg
stature. passed February 3, 1859, as follows,
to-wit:
Three judge OF the Supreme Court OF said
State.
one Attorney-GeneraI and Reporter for the
State.
one Judge Of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit of
said State.
One Attorney-General of The Twelfth Judi
eial Circuit OF said State.
n Judge of the Chancery Court of Mem
phis.
Ono Judge OF the Law Court OF Memphis.
Twin, also, in compliance with said writs OF
election, at the lawful voting places In the
several wards Of the City of Memphis, and In
the several districts constituting the terrific
rial jurisdiction Of the Criminal Court Of
Memphis and the Municipal Court of Mem
phis, hold an election 20 MI the vacancies de-
clared by the Act aforesaid, as follows, to-wtt:
One Judge of the Criminal Court OF Mem
phis.
One Judge OF the Municipal Court Of Men,
phis.
one observation-disclosures Of the Municipal
Court OF Memphis.
Said elections viii be held and conducted
according TO the existing laws Of this state,
and rs prescribed for general elections by the
people.
The several Deputies, Judges and Clerks OF
said election viii, In due time be announced.
J.E. WILLIAMS,
Compissioner Of Registration for ShelrTco
my9
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DISSOLUTION.

u,HE arm of e. ROBBINS & BRADLEY. o.
i Memphis and New York, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Tho irm name
Will be signed by either party in liquidation.
The entire stock of goods n the good will
ofth business has been sold and capveye to
Messrs. HARBOUR, WILDER & SIMPSON,
who will conduct in Memphis the business,
on their own account, and in whose behalf
n confidence of the public Is respectfully So
licited.
ELISHA ROBBINS,
4sWarren street, New York City.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
% Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
Dnteh At Nemnnis. AprIlc 30. 1870.
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MASONIC FAIR Hall,

4AENEhAos way -yf Acyts }
AT q meeting held this day, by the
ladies having charge of the refresh
ment tables Of the Masonic Fair, it
was resolved that their thanks, by
publication, be rendered to the various
parties that have SO literally come
forward 70 their assistance, in donating
IN profusiOn Of delicacies for this Fair,
and would especially mention the
Oyerton Hotel, Worsham House,
Peabody Hotel, Commercial Ho-
tel, st. Nicholas Restaurant.
Fred. Thiebald, Joseph Specht, John
Gastons, Steamer Robert Burns, Aug.
Berton, Nourse & Smith, a. HUM &
20, I'd. Neiderer, Harry Weatherbee,
Il. j. Semmes, White House, and very
many Others. LADIEsoFTHEF FAIR.
WHIFE Marseilles at the very lowest
figures. Hefzog q Bro.
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EROM the above il will be seen that we
Il nave become the successors of Messrs. 4.
Robbins 4 Bradley, In the general Hardware
Business Our we'll known experience In
this trade induces us to rely upon a continu-
ance ofthe worry liberal patronage bestowed
upOn oCr predecessors. We p to keep
on hand a stock Well adapted to the wants OF
theSurroundtng country, m viii be prepared
at all times to ofler greatinducements to pur-
BARBOUR, WILDER SsIMPsoN.
my2d&w
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On THE 18Th or A

Ana With the extensive improvsmcntsthzt
have been maize, VIII he prepared for the
comfortable accommodation OF nom
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO Two THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The WHITE SULPHUR Is now tAe Western
termlnus OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road, and the cars OF that road ffm connection
with Geographic facilities viii be RAINING To-
the Springs by lST July.
NO pains or expense have or VIII be spared
10 secure the comfortable entertainments. IN
all the varieties Of accommodation, OF the
large number Of visitors that VIII resort o.
the Springs the present season.
ET- one OF the best LAWN AND BALL
ROOM BANDS viii be IN attendance; an eE-
tenslye LIVERY has been provided and suit
able arrangements made 10 facilitate every
innocent and recreatiye amusement GpD-c-
pirate to a fashionable Watering Place. 4
number OF Fancy and Masquerade Balls viii
be given during the season.
Charges viii be IS per Week AMI SO per
Month. Children under 10 years of aga and
cOlored servants, half price. White servant
according 10 accommodations.
PEYrONS & co.
Proprietor.
White SaIphur SpElnzs, W. Va myIn
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n0atest and pleasantest, as wen a. most
centrally located Restaurants IN tho city.
81 the st. Charles, on the corner Of
Jeferson and Second streets. There
at al hours Of the night and day, a hun
qry man can find an elegant hot meal 70
Secuperate the lining Of his stomach. The
charges are moderate, and the walters and
Sools are all aaJ fat in the business. We
~ nos know Of place 20 which We would
snoner s.2ud a friend IN search Of g good
mssI than n the ST, CRADLES REsTAu-
EAlR.
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RALEIGH SPRINGS is not surpassed for
medical qualities. Parties wishing to 10
cate can buy oRSsent the Odd Fellows
Han, with s. by 80 feet Of ground. Call
aud see me. .. F. PRESCOTT,
No. 20 Jefferson street.
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RIVER NEWS.
noArs LEAYIN rHIs d..

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Belle Memphis, ST. louis.
Indiana, Louisville.
Des Arc. White river.
Thos. II. Allen, Arkansas river.
Rubicon, Vicksburg.
u. III. Groesbeck, New Orleans.
Richmond, 4"
Julia, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Rubieon. st. Louis.
j.. II. Groesbeek, Cincinnati.
g. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
Indiana, New Orleans.
Richmond, Louisville.
Julia, Vleksburg.
N PORT.
Steamers Belle Memphis, Des Arc, I.
Fl. Allen aAd st. Francis.
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WHEN You come 20 Memphis give Her
zog & Bro, a cali They are now selling
the cheapest dry goods IL the city. Their
store Is In Clark's Marble BLOCK, al Main
street.