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Irish Literary AssOcR ntOn.

The proceedings ofthis active and well
organ zsd society were Of much interest,
at the regular meeting held On Enus1Sy
evening, the llth inst. The reg liar 1t
erary business OF the evening CODs ssed OF
an essay, an eLJsmporefec5uTs, an q reel
lstions. a good attendance o. me moere
and visitors was present, BGG f1Tmisu ali
sPpFGcistlve audience. .
The essay, on the Future Destiny Of
the Irish Race in America" was read
by the President, john LOsg &c, Esq.
The production a ably preps Te0, sIu
we'll Tssd. Touching briefly on the his
tory OF the past, and the eXpe risncs OF
ths present-Ehst great IrishU zen have
done, and are dOing-tGe ess Iyist IN
choice language graphically Ged uc5d ar
gumeuts IN favor Of the future great
ness Of the LISA race in Amer O.. As
We heard reeountsd the many great
m OF Igishmen, who in this 'sO1 ltry
and elsewhere carved for the mseI Yes
inches ia the temple o. fame, our pul
was stirred, and We felt that 1t was tue
ring Ct the tTue metal that so spoke o. Z
great people.
Ihs essay was brillian. and lucid, and
vel meriied the applause It received.
Prof. P. L. Mitcheils lecture on the
+" Tides aDC Currents o; the Ocesn," Wss
truly eloquent and ~philosophic and vel
worth listening to. Possessed OF exalted
ability as S fluent speaker, fully sc-
auainted with the great phenomena Of
the Ccesn; We were borne away for
nearly az hour or the mighty deep. We
saw Its dazzling grandeur and vastEess
at sunrise, and the sxquisitely beau.ilu
scene at sunset on the placid dsep-the
great system OF ocean currents ever hoW-
ing; their producing causes were ali IN
folded graphically and Wen. The general
fesiing was that few scieDtiic lecturers
could handle the subjscs better.
Bernard Cell, Esq, read selections
from Moore, with much feeling ana
pathos. Extrsets were also ably anG
vel read by James Reilly, Esq, from
the speeches Of Phillips. II. Gavin
E q , from O'ConDeiPs speeches. Den
mis- Smith, Esq from Lover. n. Mar
Thy snd J J. O'Fsrrell, Esq, from o-heI
iaV0IiLe authors.
Those desiring intellectual improve
, msns and Intellectual associations Woul'
/, DO well to Join this Society.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AT THE NEW MEMPHIS MF. FRANC
wsTo oommeuces bis engagement tbs
eva1in,v with Hamlet. Mr. Mayo ar
lived V.Nterday and is stopping At the
pssboSv Heis pleasant, polished gen
iIamRD AMI q finished actor, and we slh-
csTaIv hone L people will turn OUT en-
messe ms y eek to witness his great de-
Iineaffons. We hail his advent with tne
more pleasure " it restores as the IeglII-
mate, and does sway with the morse sen
sational drams.
THE VARIETIEs'-An eAuIeIy
bju iii he nresanta.G st this temple OF
mjrsb mis- evening. Miss LCtte Mitche,i
has renewed her eng HemenL Shu NHl
remain here during the coming WseAiH
not permanently. Miss @lIcheLL Il ~
Of the most finished 6nu elegaEt "tH
seuses that We have ever sNe4, AnI ~
grace any stage. Miss he}eAe De1e-S
10 still the favorite female -
Mr.. Charley White and youO s Cbg
Is chap only six or seven ye.NIs D1d =
regular chip OF the old niOckJ AA@7 VI
tue houors from the other sex.
THE GAIETy.-MGnsger Ely Is nstst-
mined 10 leave no stone unjurL e1 -
smuse end delight the public. he mss
secured for the coming week thrive OF
AgAa AEh %=e A1HGAAAAN@ 80
besides, q rare combination Of talent a
his present company, and 2 more cS-
tigbtful entertainment lh5B that SOtte .
ny by "Jsken Will be hard TO fad BE-
tween the Gulf ard the st. Lswrence, or
the Atlsntic ami Pscific. Mr.. Oscar VIII
lis, the stage manager, is n OF TIE DSsV
in the business, snd knows Q % 81
range an entertainment TOEuiG the Aem-
phis public, about rs we'll IS aDy man
that could be found.
THE MINsTEELs.-SBif & GsyloT0.5
Minstrel Troupe, viii commence tneir
engagement bsre this evening, AID VIII
give three entertainm snts.
WMLETT's.-0gr o. 6est sld best CHI
zsns continue TO frequent Wiilstt'5 mag
nihceut new billiard cafe A cay OF
two SEQ r game o. teuspiUs was rolled Dy
a party, consisting OF four pc Tsons, whose
aggregate property amour ged TO three
millions Of dollars. MempIi is over MI
Wilett s vote Of thanks f0r bis iEsiltu-
ton. There IL not S finer one In the
country, and Wilett and c. l. Chsndier
knows nov to TOB Is.
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CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE

F. Lorenzo was arrested yesterday,
for keeDiBg his house open on Sunday.
Another Of BIO. Pesrne's victims.
There were eniy two arrests N the
first district yesterday, both for trivial
offences. In the second dlstIict theit
were six.
"A prize fight Is said to have occurred
Yesterday, Somewhere IN the ThaOaros
out the police couldn't hnd out Wnefe Il
came Of, or who were the hgattsts'
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RUmOR.

A rumor wac current last night ta9t
our esteemed friend and c0Hfrere, CoL ).
J. DuBose, Of the Euenirg Ledger, =
been arrested last evening", % the
Sergeant-a Arms OF the Legislature, and
carried TO Nashville. II wGs miGnignt
when We hesFd it, consequently we
we're unable 20 learn my particulars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-15

Speaker Richards arrived Ii tOwnlast
night. He is stopping at the Peabody
96taL. and will only remain in the city
until this evening.
Mr.. John Garland, 8 young but
eminent railroad man and General
Psssenger Agent Of Z Of the leading
80 THonipg out Of ST. Louis, 10 in our
nitU He has been to the Crescent City
S1SS he enjoyed the festivities Of Mardi
Gras hugely.
Mrs Mason, a sister OF the late
Naiar st. George Harvey, murdered by
the Ioyal militia of Arkansas, arrived ~
the ejfv Yesterday, aud Is stopping at tht
PEABODY Hotel. She viii remove tns
remgins Of NJ Or Harvey to Washlpg'
ton for reinforcement.
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THE fame Of the celebrated Plantation
Bitters has 20 parallel In the history of
medicine. The thousands upon thou
sands Of bottles that are made and sold
daily Ia bat proof positive Of their Won
derful virtues. Thcuesnds OF c~ertincates
80 certsinty of the cures which they
egso1 sn0 The medical fraternity, usu-
aIiv 40 JEALOUS Of anything which causes
naTsons to think and doctor for them,
sslvee, are compelled to acknowledge
their wonderful virtues, and prescri6t
| them under other names. Fhey are solo
by all druggists.
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BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.

Population. Brief reasons for repu
citation of the WdT debts Of all countries,
by Isaac Butts, Rochester, n. Y, ISL.
We have received from the author, late
Editor Of the Rochester UaiOH and Id
vertiser, q copy OF the above Work. IL
is 8 well written, plain, unvarni5hed tRlk
to the industrial classes, bringing uP and
placing before q series Of almost ircon-
lutable arguments, the justice, honesty,
Snd necessity OF reputation OF the war
debt. The work is a series OF neWspG-
per articles, in some degree independent
OF each other, hut ali bearing more or
less directly on 3 common point, q ce-
signed to lead to the same conclusion.
Scanton & Wetmore, publishers, ROches-
ter, n. y.
The Public De5t-Whot 10 do with It
"An examination OF the ~insneisl prob
leans OF the day, and 8 distinct showing
of their true s%O!ution,n by Henry Reed,
Cincinnati, Tnis is an essay on u pub
lie debt, urging reputation, not So much
as q necessity IS a moral obligation. IL
takes the ground that the evidences OF
the public debt of the United States do
not represent . binding obligation. The
authority to create debts is not q OF the
/ legitimate powers OF Government, and,
| therefore, The contracts into which the
| Government enters for that purpose are
void. The pamphlet is for sale by Root.
| Clark & c., publishers, Cincinnati.
Statistical Report of the Surveyor
General Of California for the gear 1867.
We are indebted 10 JOnn w. Bost, Esq,
Surveyor General of California, for =
copy Of this highly instructive compila-
ton, TO u student OF domestic economy,
or TO one DESTROYS Of obtaining informa-
ton about the grest Pacific empire, this
book is invaluable. Il is almost perfect
in lis cOmprehensiveness, and there Is
no branch of trade or agriculture that IL
not embraced in the statistical tables.
The following pamphlets have also
been received Proceedings OF o Meet
ing of Presidents, Superintendents and
other Officials Of Southern Railroads ]"
- Brief Remarks on Gardening in the
Southern States for Northern Markets"
by David Lapdreth & Son, Philadelphia.
ID. Appleton & Co.'S Monthly Bulletin Of
New Publications.
Number one OF volume one Of an eie-
eantiy printed and gotten up monthly
sheet entitled the Georgia Land DfTec'
torn is also at hand. Ihe Land D1rec'
f0ry ia devoted to agriculture and the
| ENCOURAGEMENT - AE4A-EASNANA
Southern States. 1t has our most cor
dial good wishes and cooperation in al
respects.
We are Indebted to Gen. Albert Pike
for 8 COPY Of 8 pamphlet containing tn
argument in the great case OF the STATE
of Texas vs. George w. White, JohI
) ChiIes ct al. II is q most mastery ef
fort, as Is everything from the pen Of tbs
great masters to whom we are indebted
for the copy.
: The Printer's Circular, for February
with it's beautiful paper, ine ink and ele
: CANT typography, Is at hsnd-a mode
8 production of the "art preservative 0
all arts"
. Speech Of the Hon. Timothy O
. Howe, of Wisconsin, on the I" Claims @
Loyal Citizens living In the Southern
= States during the Rebellion"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-15

READING matter, 10 great variety, a
Toe Tocke's news stand, 2364 Main 81.
Among the latest arrivals ale De nc
denWeit, Cooley far January and FenTu
ar DemorssL, LssIie's, Herpersl, Ne"
Eclectic, A~ppleton's Railway Guides,
budget o. Fun, Comic Monthly, YANKEE
Notions, IS well as a large stock Of other
mopthlies, weeklies and deilies. heaiso
has On exiensise assortment cf Nalen-
tines. Remember his number, 2$b3
Main street
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tbs FLooD.-The terrific rain on Sat
urJsg night completely flooded Main
street from Jefferson 10 Malisoa, filling
h cellars and easements, and dong q
vast amount Of damage. This IS q COM
mentsry on the Intelligence and ccmpe-
tepcy Of the parties who have bad charge
of the grading and drainage Of the city
There is not a city in the United states
that sffsrs the same natural advantages
for complete drainage as ours, and yet
I,rE At 10
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Go J. d. EdwBrds' If you want the
Anest pickles and tomato catsups at only
81 95 per gallon the best ever brought
10 Memphis. Also, a. l have said be-
fore. when you cannot mud turkeys else
where, call at 27S Second street., Nnefe
you will always fad one. The oeSL Sc
lect oysters st 20 cents pc: car. rin 1s
the depot of J. D. Edwards, No. Z7S Sec
nnd street.
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For the week ending Saturday, te0ru-
srv Is. 1869. at Y O'CLOCK, m:
L. &. @. Kent, Is months, white mSie,
,,enmopia; H. Jones, q years, black
male phthesis; @. W. Johnson, White
msIe. still-bOrn; 8. G. Kimbro, II days,
white male, commissions; II. &. Morgan,
IS vesrs, black male, pneumonia L. Il.
Lsrrentree, six months white male, 10
dsmmation Of brain; E {. Bridges, 81
yeRrs, white female, cOnsumpiloni 6ec'
Efcks. 81 wears, white male, deiirium
iremens: s. Mason, 16 years, black fe-
male. ~puerpovsl commissions; r. Polk,
- wears, black male, consumption J.
I t3sfdeu. p years, black female, epilepsy ;
= Rogers, Is years, CnpsumDtIon.
J. HOLST CO, CnderJskefs.
Child of a Bowers, / month, blaek
msle. spssms; child of NJ MsItn, white
femsie, premature birth child Of J. l..
P1vett, 9 months, white tensile, snec-
ton Of the brain.
THOs. 0. SMITH, Undertaken.
q Vsuldsn, = years, black female,
cr0up. infant Of ]. Watson, 10 days,
hack female, spssms; Mrs. +. Boland,
"a wears, white female, consumption
Mrs NJ Black, So years, white female.
consumption Jas LaWslin, 80 year,.
white male, pneumonia.
o. SMITH, undertaken.
n Foster, l month, BLACK female
spasms; + DeversauX, p years, white
female, childbirth
JAMES FLAHERTY 4 co,
! Undertakes.
: M. Taylor, 20 years, white female, e
! yer: child o. n. Smith. z days, black Re
male. unknown; J Munroe, : years
i, black male, drOpsy A Tucker, 5 months
, black male, congestion Of the brain;
: Malone, 80 years, black male, consumI
ton. A Jones, 81 years, black male
droDsy J Caruthers, AZ yesrs, black fe
male. consumption; K, DickeTsOn, {
b yesrs. white male, consumption;
I, smith. 10 years, black female, fever.
McCAFFREY & COANELlUS,
Undertakes.
REHABILITATION.
--a-A-l o.
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Wanted-CiGy ana cOuntTT PSc-
ME 10 know tnat We are Offering
our splendid sock of HoOts,
ShOes ana Hats "a retail, al tess
than wholesale prices. Satisfy
VOurseIvFsBF IgOEiBg.
u. a, HANDEAE & 60,
S7S EEaiu Street.
Goods not exactly ia style less
than eOet.
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DR.. JONES is E0R pyaelIeing at the Pea
body Egtel, Memphis, EeBn., EheF5
he will remain until Feb
TRary 18Th, 1859.

All letters must contain three red stamps
Persons who cannot visit DT. Jones can send
fer ire trnent by mail or express.
Dr. Jones in the future can be consulted az
his Summer Home, ManSneld, Onioi during
the summer months.
DIT. Jones makes a speciality OF the Eye, Ear,
Throat and Lung. Read his other advertise
ment in this paper. lAoA
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buckeye SalVe.- The great
remedy IOrthe cure efPHes.J dSi
received ard for sele Dy w
WtIkeFsOn = Co., druggists S4O
Main Street.
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Mr.. EvERITr.-Tuis distinguished
gentleman will address citizens dur
ing the coming week. The coIrespon-
dsnce between him and the committee
who waited on hin to requC5i him 20 DO
30, was given 10 the Secretary Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, for publication
in the morning papers, several days ago.
Il was, however, not sent to either b
AU1Iqache or APPEAL, and consequently
has not appeared. We will endesyor TO
ObtaiD IL tO-mOTrlW.
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STEAM Overs AND LEANERs.-Ihos.
n Hu7t & Co, No. 246 Second street,
are nrepared to do all kinds OF cleaning
dving and securing. They will make
lid clothes look as good as bran new, ana
thst AT a cost which, compared With new
ones' Is almost aothing. BY a new pro
80 tha ~originsl lusteT and shape OF the
Garment is preserved in an astonishing
5eanner Gentlemen viii consult econ.
omv by sending Hunt q Co. their old
uarmeDtG.
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RUCKEYE RALVE ---A fresh
supply of Ihe justly celeb rated
article for the cure of Plies, re-
ceIyea aud for sale by
d. w. JONES ~ CO.,
Wholesale DruSRiStSs
237 Main street.
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THE DAILY APPEAL is deliUered by
faithful carriers, SeVea times q week for
twsnty-fvs esHts.
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ST. PATRICK's CHURCH has received
a new organ, which was Used ioL tne
6rst time yesterday. we learn thst ar
81 fbe Greenlsw Hall TO obtain
cnds To nav for the new organ. Prof.
I1unISst1Evf orgsnist Of st. Patrick's, is to
5soa oesrge Of the sfIAiF, which Is 8
nase etee that Il viii h conducted in q
mSsnnsr 70 give pleasure to all who at
fRnd,
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GERMAN PRAYER Books al the C4tho-
lie bookstore, 30o4 S=eond Street, th.ee
doors from Monroe.
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MEfIPaElS APPEAL
OMee-No. t8 jefferson Street.,
CITY MATTERS.

II you want good old Megibben whisky,
90 To Nepibben d Bro, Isl Main s.. 7
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AMUsEMEwTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Monday FyentnE, February l5--Tse only
rival Of Edwin Booth and Edwin Forrest
FRANK MAYO, who Will appear IN snAks
pezre's mRsJarpiece, Hamlet,
Flank Mayo, supported by the fun strength
OF the great star Company.
In Rshearsal-THE ROBBERS.
SCALE OF PRICEs.-Dress Circle and Parquettei
81; Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Cirele, 90
cents Oolored Boxes, 50 cents; Coiored Cal
isry, 70 cents.
Doors open at quarter to I O'Clock curtain VIII
rise at 8 precisely. BoZ-bOok open rom ~
o'clock In TO 5 pm.
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BROW KS BEE,
COL. W. I. WEsTBRooK DIR. r. W. bEErS
Late OF Mississippi Late Oh DaooiIe'
wESTBROOK &c BEERS,
EditOrs and PrOprletors.

A Voted 10 nure Democracy and the rights OF
TERMSCInvariably In AdyanceErwo DOL
lars a Year: one Dollar for Six Months.
onr very large and rapidly increasing elrcu-
Iation enables us TO offer SUPERIOR Inducements
% an advertising medium. to business houses,
WESTERN DIsTRICr .o "a
ES- NO advertiser ents received eAcsPs 10
Di0 od,iyrsss WESTBROOK a BEERS,
sni4tf B~Tcwnsvils, Tenn,
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Advertisements IN this column Pun
lished at 10 cents per line, each insertion
The cheapest and most conspicuous oa-
vertisanq kno,on 10 the newspaper ~oTld.
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MAGNOLIA wArER.-SuperIor to the
best Imported German Cologne, and sold
81 half ths price.
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IL you want good old N glbben whisky.
% 10 Megibben 4 Bro., PSI Main ST. 7
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GARDEN aud Flower Seed just re-
osived a. Goodyear q Falls Drug store,
0SI Main street.
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If you want good old Megibbsn whisky
go to Megibben & Bro, PSI Main st. 7
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CONSUMPTION CURED
Consumption, bronchitis, Asthma a9a
Catarrh.

NTOW, when every chaugs OF wsatEer tends
" TO azgravaie these insidtOus and fatal dis
eases new, while there Is yet Life and hope, De
not lure1 bf the Old and Oft repeated promise
that you Will be batter in the Spring be not
decaived into taking more OF the poisonous
mixtures into you stomach but at once go 10
headquarters, employing the only sure ana
the very spot through the air which you
breathe. Tie AtOmfzEd MEdicO Eren system,
wnIeh reduces specific remedies 70 warm air,
thai you can sit in your room athome andtn-
~haIe-draW in with every breath, 70 ana
through the diseased organs. Get Immediate
relieF-haye the disease arrested in twenty
minutes, and cured permanently In a snort
time. GO to DE-. JONES AZ once, while you
By this Rational and pleasant tystem, the dis
eases OF the respiratory Organs are more easily
controlled tnan the diseases Of any other or
gans of the human system.
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IL you want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to MegibOen q Bro, 2Sl Main st. 7
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If you want good old Megibben whisky,
go to Megibben q Bro, 81 Main ct. 7
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THE Following Of Christ, aud Garden
# r ses, by A. Kempiz, at the Catholic
bookstore, 3CSA Second street.
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= OST-OD tre Izth inst. one CARPET BAG,
al or between the double bridges snu ctyr
On the Germantown ~plgokr16d con GlnLls
vaIushle papers prltainlng TO the A-ien estate
ifEersl feu-ard WfI De p6-d Tor Us delivery u
SSooIS A. ". N sRTLE.
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rCELvN SALNE.--Ehe great
ST. Co. p 'es, j0ss received
and for sale by EcREE
WINFIELD &
wholesale d. 'sstst-,
3OI g. 3OS mhrin 81.
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RENovAL-The Memphis Steam Dye
establishment Is removed to 262
GtsoDd street, NINE. NiLcents blCckh
ashere lie numerous FatrCEs are respect
S,IIv invited. Two years Of successful
HDaystIon in the new process OF dyetng
nd cleaning has given this house entire
1--ecsderce. It claims to be the only
Ipises in the SJuth whore gentlemen's
P-esr csn be cleaned without the
"a destructive mode OF securing. Every
orticls NJ ladies' apparel can behere reno
s.ted All kinds Of lace, pTints, hid
fioves, plumes, and every article Of dres'
sonds cleaned, dyed, or new nnlshed
Entire satisfaction guaranteed In every
instance. Ladies and gentlemen, ca
! examine for yourselves. b. a
49houo 1beIg, proprietor, S62 Seecn'
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IL Won want good old Megi6ben whis&
80 Nsgihben & Bro. 28l Main ct. 7
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..

nOARDING-Good board, with or without
II LODGING. can be had ~ 90 Monroe s. eeNIai
nice rooms now vacant. lay ooararedUcsd 70
s. per week 10 permanent uOa.der~ 20
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Speech Of the Hon. Timothy o.
Howe, of Wisconsin, on the " Claims OF
Loyal Citizens living in the Southern
states during the Rebellion"
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WANTS.
EoE EEUT.

vtuR RkNT-STBE ARMOUR FLACE
L the nrsu house east OF the Msolsoh sAeos
bridge, az the Junction OF Flgecn ho3st IO@S
aud Mauison Street exteudec-One o. me mos
pleasant ana desirable places IN AleLhpnB'
Apply 10 JAMES II. EARRlS, az the law ON e
OF Sarris & Plnow, or 10 N. ID. - No.@J
Madison street 80
EOR LEASE OR RENT.-A Woodysrt, oPpo-
II size Island IS, known as the Pe6E Pisee, ad-
FOinLng E4ouire Gilan's place, in Enil1ps
county. INQUIRE Of TAPPAN q HUkNEh,
Helena, Arkansas, or B. II. SMITH, o. Cnlcot
county.
ERONT STREET STORE FOR RBNT-Cor-
L ner of walker Alley, elWee Court AND
Jefferson Streets. Apply 20
jail COMMERCIAL Hotel.
NOR RENT-A Residence on VSnos street,
L No. 4s5, opposite the st. Agnes Academy
nnd he terminus OF the street cars. Contains
ei-ht rooms besides kitchen and serYaLts
room F: Two good cisterns, stable, Irult lreSI etc
For terms apply 10 COALAAS bOlD,
de2a - nam s.Lse
DDR Front Room in the house
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