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SHORT LOCALS. -Why do the author
tiles allow barrels, boxes and other ma
terial to fill up our sidewalks?
Chris. Kepke is going to have
dance in his new hall, soon. Look GU
for good time.
Our streets are in a slippery condi
ton, and pedestrians have to "keet
straight. t." Blessed are they who sprin
kle ashes on the sidewalks.
The bridge was slightly damaged ono
day last week. We need a new one on
Main street.
-Precaution against catching cold
don't run. after it. Original!
-Thesriver is completely frozen over
and skating will be good ere long. Don't
venture on it too soon. for you may 'go
through"
We hear it rumored that Biddle' 5
Theatrical Troupe will be here sometime
next month.
Professor Bieling. assisted by the
Geraaa Musical Society, will give con-
cert seoe.
Will Binkleman has gone to Chicago
for stock of Christmas nick-nacks.
Look out for him when he returns.
-Tangle McCracken was still in town
yesterday. Guess Tom Windiate won't
let him so; cause why, he can't pay his
board BILL Tom will have to take it out
in gas. -
The Presbyterian Sociable wi meet
at the residence of Mrs. G. S. Rand on
Tuesday evening next. Those attending
viii have oed time.
Santa Claus has made his head.
quarters at the Empire Store.
We call especial attention to the adver.
lsement of Chris. Kepke. He would
ot go to the expense of advertising as
e does unless he had something really
xcellent to Offer Try him.
-Sleighrides are the order Of the day
low, and livery stables must be doing
;ood business.
Read the many new advertisements
n todays issue. They are interesting.
Pay for THE TRIBUNE one year in
advance and secure the Weste,1a Home
rec for year, tss
The Plot has located in its new
quarters.
4 good Notwithstanding snow from
off the sidewalk before breakfast.
A whorper-the story that our devil
broke bis neck while star gazing
Ten Eyck Olmstead went to NIilwau-
kee after goods yesterday He pays
double rates for passage, so it's all right.
The story circulated last week stating
that a man killed five robbers on the
Green Bay road, is all get up"
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MISTAKE. In another column will be
Sound communication from our School
Superintendent in which he assumes to
say that his assistant" has issued no
certificates without Mr.. Crowley's sane
ton. Now We don't suppose Mr.. G..
would tella falsehood. bat we are positive
that he has refused to gtue certificates to
parties aeho haze gone to has assistant
and procmed. them, and that too to per-
sous whom he tMr. Crowley said ,cere
not .,ft to teach. Perhaps our worthy
Superintendent is not aware Of this fact.
but we can prove it to him. In our COM
ments upon Tweezer's letter we laid nc
blame to Mr.. Crowley !; but now that he
has. censured us. We will just give this
little espose for the purpose of shielding
our integrity. Rf
@ffs
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Our SUPPLEMENTS.- diff
ficulty has been experienced by us lately
In obtaining our Supplements-the If
regularity of the boats being the princi-
pal cause of it. We hope our readers
will bear with us until different arrange
ments can be made whereby we can. furn-
ish them on time.
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THANKsGIvING.-As usual we sup
pose everyone demolished his share of
a good dinner on tins for turkeys) bad
day, and enjoyed it immensely We
know of several who did anyway. In the
morning, services were held in several
churches in our village, and the day pas
sed off quietly and pleasantly.
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TEE DANeEs-Wew were not disappoint

BE BANGE.--YVe were not dISap point
ed in our expectations concerning the
dance at Toms on That k g wing. All
there expressed themselves we'll pleased,
aud we are sure ought to, for Tom got
everything up in tip top style. The
music by Dr.. patchen, was unexcepfiona-
bic, and the supper all that could be de-
sired. Parties from Shcboygan Falls were
in attendance who seemed to enjoy ii
hugely. gaG :, 70 ,aa AS 8ssF
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SCALDED. Last Friday morning a man
employed on the propeller Coloaist was
terribly scalticd by the bur sting Of steam
pipe on that propeller. His life was dis
paired of for time, but he will recover
We did not learn his name. He has been
taken to Milwaukee.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT,

WHEAT-Winter, 90tGe5cts
Spring, S0@90cs
RYE,-S56s0
OATS.-3564ncts
BARLEY,-S1. O0di ,o5
PEAS,-1otG1,25
BUCK WlIEAT,-6o6lSects
BEANS,-S2, OoSds2.50
TIMOTHY SEEDS 25G12,5e
RAPE SEED-S1.15
FLAX SEED--Sl, 60SH1,T5
PoTATUES-459750c
EGGS, per dozcn-20G7cts
BUTTER. per .b--20d 25cst
FLOUR. winter. per bI.-S5.O0
spring-S45Na55O
MEAL per cwt-S1 10000
WOOL per fb-3o@4Oc
SALT per 5rl-S3.0o
PORK, live cwt-SS.Od@eoe
dressed-S9. O0GnlIO0
BEEF, on foot-l1Se65ls
dressed-S6, oNc6f 90
SHEEP. per hcad-s3.oo
WHITE FISH, hif hrl-S7.e0
HIDES, green-S69cts
dry-1Ses 2acts
HAY, per ton-ss.oe010.oo
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MARRIED.
JERE CROWLEY,
Co. School Sup't.

On the 17th inst, at the residence of
Mr.. Henry Wills, by Fred. Borcherdt,
Esq, Mr. JAMES H. TUFr to Miss So
pHIA NJ. G. BRAAscH. both of this coun-
ty.
May Heavens best blessings ever be
with the young couple,
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SLEIGHING.-Th numerous snow
storms we have had recently have made
Sc Ching good. and farmers, taking add
vantage of it, are bringing produce in
large quantities to our market.
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CHICAGO PosT.-Thc Post is univers-
ally acknowledged to be one of the livlies.
and. spioiest papers in the country. 1t
is always brim full of the freshest and
most interesting news. Its commercial
and market reports are full and reliable
1t is now one of the ablest, best, largest
and cheapest papers published in the
NVaet sHKfss
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DlEH,
ON tho 2nth of Oct

At Depere, on the Goth of Oct, 1869,
at the residence of her father. Ester G.,
oldest daughter of Charles and Sarah
Bulls, aged II years months and 20
DAVIS
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CHANGE. This week THE TRIBUNE
comes out in different form from what it
has previously been issued, and we hope
our readers like the change. We do.
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: CIGARs.-For choice brand Of cigars
go to Geo. W. Fechter's; he has the
celebrated sNic. Sinmon'' tr.Aa, and
they arc hard to beat.
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Several vessels of the Manitowoc
fleet have laid up her, for the winter.
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Hcar Advertisements.
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

We will send a handsome prospectus of our New H.
Iusfrated Family Bible 10 any book agent,
free of charge. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING.
CO. Chicago. Ill., or ST. Louis, Mo.
A GENTS WANTED-FOr how 10 FAX
"A the Farm Pay. sure, safe and practical
Gnlde to every Farmer, Stock Raiser Gardener and
Fruit Culturist By this book yearly profits may be
doubled, land increased in value poor made rich
and honest labor rewarded English and (ie,aaaR-
Everybody buys it. Coo sold in a few townships
Hundreds in single township. Agents can find no
better work during the Fall and Winter Farmers
and their sons can each make 500 per month Send
for circular. Address ZEIGLER, McCURDY CO.
Chicago Ill or ST TouiS NJ,
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SPartial loss.
Total.
Doubtful.
LIVES lost.

We have intelligence of the loss of several lives
during tho gale. One of the of the Schr Minor,
which vessel went ashore in Hammond's Bay, was
lost The second mate CT the schooner Two Brothers
was lost overheard and drowned.
1t is believed thai all hands on the scow Maria,
lost at SkiligaIee are lost
The brig Concord foundered IF Point Bruce on
Tuesday night, and Cant McFee and four of his crew
persisted. Tho mate and two sailors escaped
She schooner Eagle Wing went to pieces. and the
cook, female, with her little child, were lost.
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SUPREME COURT.
Condensed Decisions, Reported for
the Memphis Appeal by II.
Clay King, Esq.

No. As. Vaughn vs.. Vaughn. From
Memphis Chancery Court.
At a Chancery sale of certain lots
in Memphis A. ID. Witherspoon be-
came the purchaser and executed notes
with security to the Clerk and Master
for the purchase money, and the re-
port ofsaIe was confirmed by the. court.
subsequently, and after the maturity
of all the notes, Witherspoon having
failed to pay them, judgment was en-
tered against him and his securities
upon the notes by decree in the cause,
and with the further order that unless
he pay the amount within a specified
time the Clerk and Master should sell
the lots for the purchase money.
Witherspoon falling to pay, the Clerk
proceeded to sell the lots, and John
League became the purchaser at this
second sale, and complied with the
terms OF the sale. Before confirma-
ton of the report WitherspoOn filed
his sworn petition in the cause (Which
by agreement was considered as eXcep-
ton to the report) in which he alleged,
amongst other things, that at the time
Of the sale a fearful epidemic was
raging in Membhis, which deferred
bidders, and with his petition tender
ed and paid into Court the full amount
of the Judgment taken against him by
the former decree. He prayed that
the second sale might be vacated;
League was made a party defendant
to the petition, and moved to dismiss
the petition. The Chancellor dismiss
ed the petition and confirmed the sale
to League, and WitherspOOn appealed.
Held:
1st, That before confirmation, the
setting aside of. a sale made by the
Clerk and Master is a matter resting
in the sound discretion of the Cham
cellOr.
ID, That it was improper in the
Clerk to have made the second sale
during the existence of an epidemic.
Sd, That inasmuch as WitherSpOOn
had paid in the full amount OF the
Judgment against him before cOnfirma-
ton, and the sale having been made
during the epidemic, the Chancellor
erred in confirming the sale to League.
4th, Sale to League annulled, and
WitherSpOOn vested with title to the
lots.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
VIII Open on the lst Of Iune Next.

IT Is capable Of accommodating nom l5o
! to 2.000 visitors.
The buildings were erected at a cost OF sew
eraI hundred thousand dollars, and are large
and eonnICdiOus' COTTAGES separate aE1
distinct from each other.
The climate Is delightful, the air pure q
braciug, and the scenery unsurpassed IN
beauty by anT IN the Mountains o. Virginia
The grounds are ext~ensfveand covered with
beautiful shade trees.
The entire premises nave been thoroughly
and painted and newly Furnished
ffam Kitchen to par!cr.
Extensive baths, rflitarst aEd bqEi nag 81
ioons-6l ueEiy crested.
Livery stables.
Post-Odice, express, telegraph ana ticket
Offices. communicating with all points North
and South, are on the premises
ThR tables are supplied with every detlGReY
Of this and other markets..
The cellars are stocked with choice wines
and liquors,
So Passengers wiz purchase tickets 70 BIG
TUNNEL, on the Virginia and Tennessee
rRilrOad, when the cars On the Springs
Braneh railroad, belonging tOthe proprietors.
viii land passengers directly In the reception
house
BOARD.
per DAY, 80 90; Per Week, so; Per Month, 80.
-.FGr ia..eEr g-riCi ard iarge parties, special
rates WifGhe 6haTged.-Addseas
WILSON & LORENTZ,
.a-r7 prourfafor =
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takes the Virginia In TOW for Louisville.
The Caldwell for the ARKANSAS left with
a good trip.
The Mfnneola departed at her usual
hour for Cincinnati. Our contemporary OF
the A~vdtdnehe, Capt. Durf, Alderman Of
the Third ward, and family left On her for
Metropolis, III. We do not think the bills
now pending before the Grand Jury had
anything to do with his flight.
The Lady Withaup it is said will go into
the China trade, bringing Chang Whangs
and Hunkey Doreys direct from Canton
to Memphis.
A late Friar's Point Delta makes an at
tack OF Capt. Ashford and the NatOma
which we think very unjust.
The we published yesterday in
reference to a compromise between Capt.
Henry Smith and the Barge Line, proves
to be untrue. No compromise, we learn,
can be effected, and the Barge subscribers
are paying up their stock rapidly.
The Mississippi IS coming up with 100
cabin passengers, 1900 bars railroad iron,
1000 sacks salt and a big lot of cattle.
That's what Nat Green gets for " never
talking about anybody"
The Guadalupe and other rivers in
Western Texas are higher than ever
known, causing immense destruction Of
property. See dispatches.
Twenty-three new steamers have been
built this season for the Red river trade.
The Mary Houston, Capt. Durham, viii
pass down to-day for Vicksburg and New
Orleans. She is a No. l packet.
The steamer American, of the Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company, in
addition to the other improvements lately
made upon her, has been made peculiarly
attractive by the beautifully deliniated
glass advertisements executed by Messrs.
Strauss & Pope, 3j9 Main street. She de-
parts for the Arkansas to-day and goes to
Fort Smith direct. Capt. Chapman is
master, and Ernest WalwOrth, a popular,
Young officer, has charge of her Office.
The LUminary, Capt. Conway, with
Mr.. Lehmer in the office, passes down to-
day for Vicksburg and the bends.
The City of Cairo is the regular Cairo
and st. Louis packet to-day. She con-
meets with Northern and Eastern trains.
Capt. Martin is master and Mr.. Corbyn
clerk.
Some 300 armed negroes were about to
take possession of the steamer Geo. W.
Cheek, on Friday night, rs she Landed be-
low here on the Arkansas shore. They
we're hunting for Clarence Collyer, who
killed Capt. Haynes, at Marion, that even
ing. They were assured that he was not
on board, but it was hard york to prevent
them taking the boat.
The handsome L. S. mail packet Nato-
ma, Capt. YIN. Ashford, goes out to-day
for all points on White river. She con
meets with the Little Rock train, and with
the packet for upper White river. Gar
ret HHis and John Smither are her clerks
Capt. Ham Pike returned from Little
Rock on the SatOms.
Jack Chambers has located permanent
" at the Hot Springs, and is nov pFac-
ticing medicine.
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M0NTVALE SPRINGS, 1869.

THIS favorite Summer Resort, situated In
i BI0unt county, East Tennessee, viii be
opens for the reception OF visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE The marked beneficial re-
suits attending the use OF these waters, In
functional arrangements Of the Liver, Bow
els, Kidneys and Skin, and the cure OF Chronic
Diseases, attest their Medicinal Properties
The buildings at MOntVale are nov being
repaired, rehtted and repaintad. and every
thing put in appIe-pie order. Authe accesso-
ries for enjoyment an recreation at the best
watering places viii be fOuudh here The IA
cilitiss for reaching MOntvale this season are
Increased by the extension OF the Knoxville
and Charleston Railroad, and regular trains
are running to Maryville, whence passengers
are conveyed in coaches 70 the springs, nine
miles distant.
RATES OF BoARD-Perday, 3 50: per week.
SIG: per month, $50.
Address for pamphlets containing analysis
and description of waters. etc,
jes d&w JOS L. KING, Knoxville, Tenn.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1863.


LODGES.
SOUTH MEMPHIS, No. uS-meets % Friday Of
each month-Hallc cor. Madison and Second.
A. Wheeler, W. M: Ben. K Pullen, sec.
ANGERONA, No. l6S-meets lst Monday in ev-
cry month, at Odd-FeIlOWs' Hail., corner
Court and Main. John Gent, W. NJ; John
Beamish, Secretary.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2sg-meets LIST Friday Of each
mOnth-Hall corner Madison and Second.
r. ". Mitchell, VIM; S. SturTn, Sec.
DESOTo, No.. 2S9-meets Sd Friday Of each
month-Odd-Fellows' Hall p. NJ. Stanley,
W. NJ; r. W. Shelton, Sec
KurwINNISG, No. 34I-meets 4th Friday Of
each month-at South Memphis Hall, cor
ner of Madison and Second. John hinslie,
W. NJ; B. K. Pullen, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH
PENN CHAPTER, No. Emeets 81 Monday Of
each month-Odd-Fellows' Hall. JOhn Gent,
NJ. E. II. p; 3. NJ. Levy, See.
B. AND 8. NJ
EUREKA nc No. 6-meets Sd Monday OF
each mOnth-Odd-Fellows' Hall John Gent,
Z. H.; Nj. Wiggin, Rec.
~MPLAR
CYRENE CoxNIANDERY, No. 4meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Gent, Com; Nj.
Wiggin, Rec.
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Excursion.

MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAIL
ROAD MAMMOTH CAVE SPECIAL Ex-
CURsFON TICKETs.@The pleasure
parties OF twenty-fve or more persons!
Only SIG IS each for the round trip
including stage fare to the Cave. This
ticket entities the holder TO Teduction
in hotel fare and Cave expenses.
Tickets and all information car be
obtained at 237k Main street.
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ORCHARD SPRINGS,
Twenty-0ne Hours from Msmphis. Connect
iag al lebanon IHlcti0H--Ths Only
ehasge 81 sara

THIS favOrite place Of summer resort =
4 situated on The Louisville and Knoxville
Railroad, within four or five hours Of the
former place, near the base Of the mountains.
several hundred feet above Louisville. where
You have the pure mountain air, together
with the finest mineral and medicinal waters
IN the W-est-amOng which IL the GREAT
A--El--sE epson.
Fora fuiI GnaissiC 81 TIE EatErs Fl inc var
Gus Springs. m eircHlars. Thicu ma
be found at the DrugstOres OF Mansfield {
Higbee, or SteeYer, corner OF Second ans
Madison streets. ley
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LAW REPORTS.

ChapceUor.-Yesterday was motion
day in this Court.
The following DEGREES were HE'D
yesterday upon mOtiOu;
Rayner vs. Wilson, final.
Groves vs. Ford, final.
Nildberger vs. Wildberger, sale.
Pr0Vine vs. Stewart, substitution.
Boyd vs. johnson, final.
CuneO " GallinO, motion OVerruled.
Raggio vs. CuniO, appeal dismissed.
CLAYTON vs. Field, reference.
Reid VS. Reid, sale.
MOsby W BarbieTe, Ve5ting title.
Mosby vs Hunt, VeSting title.
Kennedy VS. Baskerville, final.
May vs. AyreS, sale.
Provine vs. Stewart, " purchasers.
McBro0ks ~ Brooks, sale and ref
erence.
Bolton Vs Cash, reference.
Battle vs. Laird. final eXparte.
Belcher vs. Wickersham, reference.
shepherd Is Shepherd, reference, etc.
Edwards vs Alsup, administrator
appointed.
WiliforG ~ NestbtOOk, reference,
AIdrich " Pope, reference.
Armour IS VIM, reference.
Hancock VS. Hancock, divorce.
Price rs Parker, sale.
French vs. Brown, reference.
Cash vs. Bond, vesting title.
Borland vs. Temple, as to funds
LYONS vs. NaccarO, demurrer.
BOggianO vs. Rocco, sci Fl.
MOsby vs. Flaherty, demurrer over
ruled.
App vs. Buckhalter, consent.
Dimmick KS Hurlburt, reference.
Medlin vs. Bryan, final.
There We're also a large number OF
iM~terlOcutJry and decretal orders en-
tered.
Court adjourned until Tuesday, the
3th, at 10 O'Clock am.
CRIMINAL CoURT-H. L. Hudson,
StlG0e.-The entire timo and attention
OF this Court yesterday, was devoted
TO hearing the evidence in the cas- Of
State VS.. Leonard. The States testi-
m0ny was brought to q close early in
theafternoOn. Various witnesses were
then introduced in behalf of the de-
tense, which occupied the Court until
h~alf-past ten o'clock. The defendants
counsel then announced that they
deemed the evidence already in, Suf-
feient. and would there rest their case.
Court thereupOn adjourned until this
morning, when the argument viii
commence, Attorney General HOr-
rIgau making the opening speech. He
will be followed by MeSsrS. Hanson,
Bullock and Gautt, for the defense;
Messrs. Woodward and Randolph for
the State.
MUNIcIPAL COURT.-G. ". Vol
dram, I1dQe.-The case of Coyne VS..
Haynes did not come up yesterday as
announced il would, the plaintiff be-
ing enjoined by order Of the Chancery
Court upon petition of the defendant
from proceeding any further at law in
the matter. There being 10 other
business on the calendar court ad-
journed at an early hour until this
morning.
To-day Writs of inquiry will be exc
cuted. This viii be the last day OF
the July term, and Court will also en-
terrain any motions brought before it
whether the same be on the motion
docket or not; all other business incl
dental to a final adjournment will
likewise be acted upon if called to the
attention Of the Court. Minutes viii
be signed to-day.
Law OoURT.-H. s.. Lee, Judge.
This Court was not in session yester-
day. To-day is motion day and the
last one of the term. The motion
docket will be called ard all motions
entered OF the same viii be heard aud
disposed Of. Monday will be the last
lay Of the term.
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al. ANo -. scoTrIsH IL.

HERMEs AND MITHRAs Lodges meet mo
junction 9TH Wednesday in every moe
+. Mellersh, Secretary
CASPHA INC OF PRINCES OF JERUSALEM,
18th, No. ben. K. Pullen, SOD, Iarsh.-; \.
E. FARMLAND, 33d, Recorder.
CALVARY CHAPTER OF ROSE CROTN, 18th No.
l. Charles w. Adams, sd, NJ. W. h I.
TomlinSou, 32d, Sec.
DuPLESSEIS OUNCE OF XII, 3Orn,
MOL. Henry p. Woodward, 32d, Comm.
William Y. Cirode, SD, Rec.
C0NsIsT0RY OF WEST TENNESSEE. 32D. John
Ainslie, SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge G.
Trader, 32d, Re-.
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Tbaftsnoopa. Richmond, washington NSM
York. Baltimore, and All cities EasL ~
Columbus. Ca, and ~ontgons ton
stations on Che Memphis ana 49,
NfssiSSfppi Central. Mobile anu VErOs sn
vile and Chattanooga ana LaSt n -
Railroads, arrive Al 2;@ pm e4u9e az liz
an ro,ts Nashville. IouIs-
nc S~incinnatI, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Phila-
deIrIia Bufalo, Albany, New 1orkt ana al
49, N1rrh and West, arrive At E:4O pm.
SeT orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Vioks-
7rg Matches and all cities South, arrive Al )
m. closes az 10: IS am.
AV'statiOns on the Mississippi and Iennes-
&c. New Orleans Jackson and s~outhern
Railroads. aTriveatS I'm; closes AZ lV;42 pm
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock. Madison. Sundays eEceptedsl arrive ri
pm; close CT Bpm.
Marion, Wittsburg Z Claiborne Ark,
H-weekIy Monday, "Wednesday anuFrlday'
rive ar 10 am. close az an
Olive Branch and Byhanas MISS yseLnl-
Feekly Monday and Friday, arrive al SPIN
close at 5 pm
Cuba and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday
srrive at 10 II. close at II am.
IIrtle Rock and Helena, and al landings on
White river. (semi-weekly) Tuesday and sat
urday, arrive at g am; close at4p.m.
Pr Bluff and Helena, and al landlngs on
Arkansas river ttri-Weekly) TUESDAY, 1huIs-
day and Saturday, arrive AT sa.h'i SlOse as
Ali landings on the Mississippi river south,
semi-weekly) Tuesday and SATURDAY, arrive
Al 3 an: close at pm
All landings on the Mississippi river nOftni
tsemf-weekly1 Monday and Thursday, arrive
Al PRm. close at $50 pm.
JOSIAH DELoACH. P NJ.
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BAILEY's SPRINGS
LaudeFdaIe County, Ala,

THE most ehIcient waters IN the world Ii
L the cure Of Dropsy, ScrOfuia, Dyspepsia,
Diseases peculiar to Females, General Debtl-
ity, and all Diseases OF the skin and Kidneys.
now ready for the reception of visitors, In
ducements to families FOR TIE SEASON. Our
rates are SIS per week, and SO per month.
For further Information or circulars, addreSs
ELLIS & co, PrOprietors.
Ballev-s springs. Ala. May d. Issa. le9 dAW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-17

GREATEST bargains of the season
Five thousand yards new style Linen
Lawn, % cts. per yard-worth % cts.
to be closed out at once. NJ.
Kraus & Co., cor. Main and Adams.