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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-28

INAUGURATION.-PeTsons wishing to
attend the Presidential Inauguration, al
Washington City, can procure tickets at
ONE FARE for the round trip, ST the tick
ct efice Of the Memphis end Charleston
RAILROAD, 278 Main street. Tickets good
n return until the teutho Of March. These
.;.ke e can also be had ct Grand JUNG
tton Ce-inth and Huntsville.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC From and
after the first of March 1 will deliver my
bread, cakes, and everything In the
patrons that wish to be supplied 10 small
OF large quantities will please leave their
orders at my store. Respectfully,
AUGUST BERTON.
nnnlog gFraaf anrnar Of E,rar4h
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DR.. JONES viii close his successful
practice al the Peabody Hotel 10 day.
He has gained q reputation for skiil sRC
ability, by his successful cures and eper-
stiOBs, in thres weeks thstbut few physi-
cisns ever gain. He can bs consulted st
the Louisville Hotel, Louisville, KY,
from the % 20 the 10Th Of March.
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A MEAN LIAR" Vindex, - the Radl-
cal Memphis correspondent CT Brown
lows Wing, says OF the press OF Mem
phis "The public sentiment, created
and fOstered by q corrupt snd velal
press, that will lie for two bits rather
than tell the truth, hiss been 50 de-
bsuched that hundreds Of our beat and
most active citizens, bushes men, have
been driven from the place" How true
this is We will leave such men SIS Col.
VIM r. Moore, Col A. 5. Mitchell, and
other moderate Republicans 10 cay
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VE~LoCIPEDEs! V~ELOCIPEDEs IN. s.
Bruce & Co., ave opened 3 VelOcipede
School, st No. 80 Union street, uuder the
supervision Of Mr.. J. w. Owen, an ex-
perieresd rider, who will give instruc.
lions in the art.
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EXTENSIVE FIRE.
Loss Probably Fifteen Thousand
Dollars.

The stove, lamp a8H oosl OF depot o.
R0semhaum q Co, 234 Msin street.
NEAR the corner Of Jeffsrsonl was ois-
covered to be on fire last night abou.
0slf ps { ten o'clock. Dense volumes OF
smoke were seen issuing from the upper
windows, and the flames must have been
under considerable heRdsay before the
alarm was rung. TIE engines were
promptly on the ground, bus from the
quantity OF coal oil in TIE building the
dre had acquired too gerat Roadway to
be stopped. Their chief aim and object
nen Ueoame the saving Of the adjoining
1uildings-Wsfd & Co.'S. seed store, and
a miilinery establishment. Wsrd's, from
Its ~overtowsring height, at one time
seemed in great danger, bat the deluge
OF water poured upon it by the four or
I've steamers kept the d%evOuring eie
msnt ct bay until it had consumed the
iii aud infammsbie portion Of the build
ing upon which il first seized.
The building Of RJsenbaum & Co. was
thus the only q consumed. The loss
will probably reach fifteen thousand dol
lars, on which there are ten thousand dol
insurance-fve thousand in TOmlin-
agency and five thousand with 6.
". Crook. The house was Ga old three
brick building, the ownership OF
We could not learn.
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Buckeye SaIVe.- The great
remedy fertile cure Of Piles, just
received and for sale by w. ~.
WiIkeFsOn < Co., Druggists. $40
Main Street.
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Bermuda, Luminary.



We had q very respectable array Of
packets at u legee yesterday, and bus
mess was quite animated.
The Silver Moon got away for Ciucin-
natl with 1900 bales Of cotton and q good
list If people.
A miniature African riot occurred on
the levee to-day. Wool few and shiBs
were cracked in q lively manner. Sew
ersl arrests were made. Particulars
elsewhere.
The assistant ehambermaid OF the
Thomas Il. Allen, in attempting to step
from hat boat to the Liberty, yesteF-
day, fell overheard. Lusty cries for help
and a strong rope prevented . serious
result.
A cattle dealer FELL into the river, yes
terday, from the Great Republic. He
struck out manfally, and vas finally
rescued, in g moist condition.
The tOwbOst W. II. Brown, which
brought q cargo Of salt to this port, left
for Cincinnati last evening.
The new st. Francis is the regular
Tuesday packet for st. Francis river.
Capt. R1be Haynes with the Csldw well,
will be in port to leave on Tuesday for
Little Rock and way points on the Ar
kansas. she is the United States mail
packet.
The Sam Hale leaves on Wednesday
for Cincinnati.
At 10 O'Clock this morning the very
elegant and unsurpassed low-pressare
passenger packet Richmond, Capt. Slut
Neal, will pass up for Cairo, Evansville
and Louisville. La addition to her other
safeguards she always carries a "Head-
light" the rays OF which are visible, We
may say from Louisville to New Or
leans, and which passengers never tire
in MISUNDERSTANDING some new charm
developing itself from day to day. WOOL
folk and Lodge are clerks Of the boat,
and Vischer has the Headlight in
charge.
The Des Arc, Capt. Elliott, is the regu-
lar Tuesday White river packet.
The fine steamer Luminary, Capt.
Dan Conway, came in last night and
leaves at 10 am. to-day for the bends
and Vicksburg. she carries the U. s.
male and makes ali way landings. ].
Lee Finley, a well-knOWn officer, has
charge OF her deck.
The Indians, Of which Rube Neal Is
master, will pass down to day for Vicks-
burg, Nstchsz and New Otieans. She
is an elegant passenger packet. Charley
Miller is her chief clerk.
The elegant Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship steamer W.. r. Arthur, ons Of
the finest packets in any trade, leaves
for New Orleans to-day as advertised.
Ike Jones, her master, is popular and
careful, and Owen Gates, her clerk, is
an Obiiging and capable officer.
Clay Rlce's Guidon is the regular
Wednesday packet for Pine Bluff.
Ths Alice Dean, Capt. Msrstta, leaves
tomorrow for Louisville a2d Cincinnati.
49,
down this evening for New Orleans,
Capt. Ed. Evans, commands.
The City Of Alton, Capt. ]. B. Archer,
leaves for Cairo and St. Louis tomorrow
at 4 D. N. White Is her Secretary.
The Great Republic passed down yes
terday, looking gay as q peacock.
The Illinois River Improvement BIZ
passed the House on Thursday, and goes
to the Governor.
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sTEAMBoATS.


FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet.
For Cairo. Louisville ana Cincinnati
ALICE DEA ---
This elegant passenger steamer az
will leave ~
MONDAY, March LIST, at 5 pm.
K. A. LEVY. Agent.
feb28 No. 30 Front street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
-Ahs u " dAkHI MH.scI
This elegant and deeJ passenger e.
steamer will leave ~
WEDNESDAY, March 81. at 5 pm.
JAS. T. BOURNE & Co, Agents,
fe2S No. u IafrarsOn street
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SOUTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED st
City Bank, corner jefferson aud Front
streets. The highest market price paid
for Georgia, South CsrOiins, North Car
olins and Virginia bsDk notes.
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WEATHER.-A snow storm set Ia
about one o'clock yesterday morning,
and lasted about one hour. The weather
then cleared of, became intensely cold,
and it was freezing ali day yesterday.
February before.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The New Church
(SwedenbOrgianl Society meets at the
United States courtroom this afternoon
at three O'Clock. Subject Of discourse /:
1.-The Spirit the Real Man"
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THE following kilograms remain unde-
liversd in the Western Union TeleSrsph
Office: Thomas Graves, Thomas Trout
& Sons, J.. P. Hill d Co., Nat. Low, Jr,
]. p. Woodward, Francis 5. Smith, l.. E.
Hanson, A. o. Brummel.
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A general assortment of undershirts,
drawers, hosiery, collars, gloves, hand
keTchiefs, etc, by Wiggans & Thorn 233,
Main street.
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Have you seen the nO-chimney 4
NTH Burners, and the celeb sied s. II
Burners? II not, 90 10 40 Jefferson
street at once, where may be found ev-
erything ia the lamp snd oil business. +
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THOSE beautiful striped spring siiks
and spring poplins are gems. just opened
at HerZ7g & Bros, zg4 Main street,
CIark's Marble Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-28

THE commencement exercises Of the
Medical College Of Memphis will take
place at Old Fellows Hall tomorrow
Monday night.
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SOUTHERN BANK NoTEs WANTED at
City Bank, corner Jefferson and Front
streets. The highest market price paid
for Georgia, South Carolina, North Car
olina and Virginia bank notes.
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CITY MATTERS.

REv. !. z. FORD will preach for the
future in the large chapel Of the new
church edifce on Second, lear Bsal
street, st the usual hour.
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LITTLE AGNES keeps a confectionery
store at 393 Main street, and il emiaently
worthy Of patronage, for she is endesvor-
ing 70 support her mother on the profits
OF her little stand.
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FRENCH yoke shirts inside to order in
any style, by Wiggans & Thorn, 233
Main street.
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Tho great CaObas, 1ntegFidads,
genuine PaFtagaS. CHbanas, ana
all choicest brands. jast received
at Leubrle'S.
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THE cheapest We have mad yet Of en-
broideFies on jseonet, cambria, linen,
null or swiss, st Hsrzog & Bros, CIark's
Marble Block.
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BUCKEYE RALVE- --A fresh
supply of the justiy celeb rated
article for the csEFe Of Piles, re-
celVea aDd for sale by
q. W. JONES q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
237 Main street.
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JOE LOCKE has the latest. Give him
q call 81 1854 Main street.
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For fine ST bran : imported Ci-
CARS 90 10 Leubrie's.
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FINE French cambTic shiTtlngs-s fail
assortment OF patterns for being made 10
order by Wiggans & Thorn, 2S3 Main
straat.
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GAUzE and Zsper flannel for infants st
Menken Bros.
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If you want good old Megibbeu whisky,
60 to MegibbeD & Bro, Isl Main st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-28

GARDEN and Flower Seed just re-
c sived Of Goodyear & Falls Drug Store,
Isl Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-28

READY made shirts Of ali qualities aud
sizes, always on hand, by Wiggans &
Thorn, 233 Main street. +
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KALCEMINING. - Walls and ceilings
beautifully and srtistically calcemiued
st the shortest notice, by Hook & La
Grill, No. 50 Monroe street.
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Foz AZ. LOUIS.

Regular st. Louis, Memphis and NicksbuTg
United States Mail Packet-FOr ST. Louis
lily OE N.--.--...---.-J- D. Archer master
This splendid passenger packet -
Will leave IS above s
MONDAY, March lst. at pm.
Freight received at the st. Louis Wbarfooat.
feSs FLEM. CALVERT. sup,L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-28

The EXCURSION TO New YORK CITY.
Billiards. Celebrated Panorama of New
York city exhibited yesterday afternoon
and night to very large audiences, al
New Assembly Hall, 1853 Main street, be-
tween Union and GayOso. 1t is q fine
york Of srt, showing foTty-one miles Of
the great city, and is painted on is, 900
feet OF nvas IL exhibits every after
noon and night this week st 81 and s
O'Clock. Mr.. Thomas Cooke hGs his
Hall put IN perfect repair and seated with
1000 cheirs. The He'll viii be inside dark
and the panorama lit up in the after
noon, the same IS in the evening there
fore, let families, ladies snd children go
in the afternoon. The st Louis papers
state 6fty thousand persons attended its
six weeks exhibition there.
A Card from President Strother, President OF
Underwood College.
Underwood COLLEGE, ST. CHARLES, Mol
January /, 1889.
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CONSTITUTION WATER is a certain cure
for disbetis and ali diseases Of the kid
neys. For sale by all druggists.
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IF yeu want good old Megtbben whisky
o to Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Main st.
BUCKEYE SALVE.--fiieg great
remedy for PAleS, just received
and for sale by
MANSFIELD q HEGBEE.
Wholesale Druggists,
3O1 a SO3 Main st.
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CAssIMEREs for spring suits and gents
furnishing goods in large variety at Her
ZIG & Bros, 294 Main street, Clsrk's
Marble Block.
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SOUTHERN BANK NOTES WASTED at
City Bank, cOrner Jefferson q Front
streets. The highest market price paid
for GsOrgia, South Carolina, North Car
oiina and Virginia bank notes.
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IF you want good old Megibben whisky
60 to Mcclellan & Bro, Isl Main st.
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TOWELS, Napkins and Table D mask
at Menken Bros.
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NOVELTIES in Dress Goods at Men.
ken Bros. 7
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NOVELTIES in D,ess Goods at Msnken
Bros.
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 TO Megibben 4 Bro, PSI Main ST.
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everybody goes 10 Locke's 1861 Main
street.
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Fer finest brands imported Ci-
CARS go to Leubrie's.
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Memphis and Arkansa River Packet pauy
United States Mail Line.
W A. ...-.... Haines master
This splendid passenger steamer L.
VIII leave for the abOve on ~
TUESDAY, March ID. at 5 pm.
T. A. h ENDIG AgeAt,
feb2S 94 Front ST.. MOsby Block
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IL vou want good old Megibbsn whisIy
% 10 Megfbben 4 Bro PSI Main st. I
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SUNDAY

Omee--Ke. Is jefferson Street.
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Is ycu want something good to read
L)cke's is the place, 1861 Main street. I
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GARvIN.-No decision hiss yet been
arrived at in the Gsrvin case.
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BLACK and CoIored Alpeccss at Men,
ken Bros.
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Dear Sir: 1 would recommend your
Panorama Exhibition to the eonsidera-
ton of sll lovers Of entertainments
which are Intended not only for amuse-
ment, but for Improvement, especially OF
the young, who hsvs little opportunity
OF seeing such things as Ballard repre-
sents in his paintings.
RESPECTFULLY, +. SrROrHER,
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NOVELTIES in Parasols at Menken
Bros, I
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NOVELTIES il pompsdours, Roman
collars, cOliaTettes and other white goods
receive- at HeTz3g & Dro.'s, 294 Main
street.
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GOING AwAY.-We learned with re-
greet yesterday thst the present garrison
at this point is about TO move TO Ari-
E0Qs.
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The great CaObas, EnGegTfdads.
genuine Partagas. GabanaS. ana
all choicest brands, justFeCeiVed
at LeuETfS's.
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New Ginghams and White Goods at
Menken Bros.
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THE COURTS.

NEW styles OF Cslicos and Chintzes re
caiVed az Manken BrOs. I
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CRIMINAL INTELL4GENCE.

IF you went good Old Msgibben whisky
go 10 Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Msinst.
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ENCOURAGEMENT
ron CoTSTYC 0wWISSTOSER

COUNTY COMMIsSIO NER.-We are author
~ lied 10 announce HALL, EEq, as &
candidate for County Commissioner AZ the en-
sufnu elfcriOu. feh25
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NOVELTIES n Dress Grods at Menksn
Bros.
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TOWELS, Napkins and Table Damask
at Menken Bros. I
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Two irst-clsss statesmen wanted, who
must be thoroughly acquainted with the
dry goods business. None need apply
unless they can bring frst-class refer
ecee for ability and honesty. Menken
Brus.
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FOR PINE BLUFF.

Regular Arkansas River Wednesday Packet
For Helene, Friar's Point and Zine Bluff
haCc IAdclc1
This splendid passenger packet g.
will leave for the above ~
WEDNESDAY, March Sd, at 5 pm
Z a. LEVY, Agent,
febcS No. go Front street.
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FOR WHTrR RIVER

Regular Memphis and White River Packet
DIES d. ELLIOTT master
This nae passenger packet leaves L.
for the above on ~
TUESDAY. March ID. at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
ELLIOTT q MILES, Agents.
feb2S Promenade street. foot Jefferson.
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BLACK aud COlOred Alpaecas at Men
ken Bros.
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MATTERS.

Go to Meoken Bros. to yes Ne
Goods. +
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WEATHER AED RIyEn

1t was quite cool on Friday night, sn,l
al effort was made to gst 10 a saow
torn, but It was not success ul. Yes-
.erday was pleasant where the sun shons.
but was fret zing 10 ths shsds. The river
IS about on q stand. White and the
Arkansas are falling slowly. The latest
news from points above viii be found in
our Geographic columns. For the oene-
ds Of QUE readers along the river below
We would state that very hesvy snovs
have fallen al over the Northwest In
the past few days. It ID said that snow
never was so deep in the pineFies Of Min
nesota as It is st present.
Arrivals.
Steamer City Of Cairo, St. Louis.
" Great r public, ST. Louis.
Louisville. Cincinnati.
" RI6icDn, Vicksburg.
" Moliie Ebert, New Orleans.
" Heury Ames, st. Louis.
Luminary, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Ru0icon, 5 l.. Louis.
4" Citv Of Cairo, s.. Louis.
G. W Cheek, Oseeola.
" Noble E1ert, Cincinnati.
" Silver Moon, Cincinnati.
Th3s. II. Allen, Argalszs river.
" Linton, 5 Francis river.
4" Liberty, White river.
/" Louisvil e, New Orleans.
" Great Republic. New Orleans.
Henry Amss, New Orleans.
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WAITS.

ETANTED-T0 hire a good Farm LaooreI
w white. on q small PlSce near The CITY
IuQufre a. Appeal ONCE. feD2c"
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The following House amendments Of
incorporation were then adopted A
Manufacturing Company in Shelby
county, Cumberland Lodge No, 2. Sons
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FOR COUNTY Jun MISsIU sEA-
are AUTHORIZED and requested 70 an
w nounce GEORGE e. HOLMES As q can
didate for County COmnissioner at the ensu
ing March election. feb ID
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The following will about be the AVER
age prices Apples 75c per peck. Or
anges 753 per dozen. Lemons 500 per
dozen. Honey 509605 per pound.
n-----a -nL-- ELnnn.I. . In ~ 70
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Regular New Orleans Packet-For vicksDurg,
". r. ARTHUR ......... master
Leaves Memphis Tor the sosve -
and intermediate points ~
THIS DAY. 1Ssh inst, at 4 p m
RICHARD W. L19HFBURNE, Agent
fs28 No. 4JsfersOn street.
Regular New Orleans Packst-For vicksDurg,
Natehez md New Orleans.
This excsllent passenger steamer zE@
viii leave as aDOve -
THIS DAY &h inst, at s pm.
RICHARD W. LIGHTB1hSE assnss
FOR LoUIsvILLE.
St. New orleans and Louisville Packet
FOR Cairo and Louisville.
prcuMOND.--...-..--J. Slut Neal. Master
Thss elegant passenger steamer N
"ssTuNDAY, 18th inst. at 10 am.
LARRY AARMSTAD. Agent.
fsb27 star WharrDoat. foot Monroe AZ
FOR VICKSBURG.
Regular ST. Louis, Memphis and vieksburE U
:. Mall PRcket-F0r V~1cksDu-g.
Mas1
This elegant passenger steamer @
MONDAY. March LIST. at pm.
Freight received a. the 3 Louis MnAfIooAL
feb2S FLEA. SALN
Re0,Ia~s Iouis. Memphis and vicksbarg U.
3. Mail Paeket-For Nlekso1rg
TSis elegant and win steamer 60
W Sta inst. al 10 An.
Ersi1bt received 81 ST. Louis WharfboaL
fenza F
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GAUzE and z sphyr Flannels for infants
at Menken Bros.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-09-28
WANTED!
FARM FOR SALE!

The subscriber offers for sale the Harvey jew
EFT farm lying on the Centre road in llydePark,
distant from the lillage, about z miles from
Cadys Falls, about ~ miles, and from Nor
rit, Tile, about 8 miles Said farm contains
about 100 acros Of choice land, some SCOT which
is under improvement. 1t has also a fine sugar
orchard of over 400 trees and good apple Or
chlrd. The buildings consist of house newly
finished outside and in good repair inside, with
large and nearly new woodshed, aud wagon
house attached, n barn 3Dx42, bnilt about six
years ago, and lIUrsc-barn and hog-house. =
Good running water to buildings This farm
must be sold Immediately and my terms viii be
such MS will find ready purchaser.
Also, the old "vCsc Farm" lying on the west
line Of Wolcott, containing about 10 acres d
Land with sugar orchard Of about $50 trees, a
good house and wood-shed, barn, horsc-bal1i
and hog-house, with running water the same.
Also new upright sw-nill in good running
order, with room for Cupboard u.ill and other
machinery. Head and fill Is feet, with pond
flowing ,er 80 acres, making one Of the best
water powers in town. Also two lots of wild
land hea, lily spruced and lying alongside tht
pond, so that lumber can be got to the mill Will
but very little team work. This is altogether
one of the finest chances for manufacturing
lumber in Northern Vt. The Lamoille Valley
Railroad will be distant from to miles with i
down grade to the same. The above property
all lies in one body and will be sold together oil
each part separately, to suit purchasers. Price
of farm, only $1,000.
T.. b. sHERwIN.
Hyde Park, Sept 8, 1869. 4S