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SPECIAL NOTICES.

With OyspepHcS everything IS wrong. Feed ices H0t
digest; sleep does not refresh wine does not
cheer; smiles DO not GLADDEN.; music does not
charm, nor can any OtherjOy enter the breast
OF the miserable dyspeptic. You must get rid
or II, or II viii become seated and confirmed,
and life will be q burden and existence a
curse. PLANTATION BITTERs viii do away
with all this. New life, strength and energy
VIII take possession 81 you. The damask
viii again bloom upon your cheek, and the
lustcr in y0ur ) will again be as bright as In
your healthlests happiest and most joyous
days
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LADIES' Corsets, SIwOrth l5e. NJ
Kraus & Co, coraerMain Il Adams.
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Peterson, for july, AZ Joe Locke's,
235L Main Street. aE
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CoUNTRY merchants that buy dry goods
look at on stock. NJ. Kraus a Go.
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WHITE Msrseilles Crib Quilts. 81 %,
? 90 and . 30. NJ kraus & Co.
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enEATR eanan. sale Of Msakan Hro.:
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SENSONBLE prints, linens, boots, shoes.
etc, this morning ne ten O'Clock, at W. VI.
PassmOre & Cos.
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MAGE0fIA WATER-SuperiOr to the best
imported GeEHaan Cologne. and sold al half
the prfrp
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NEW MEMPHIs.-Last night was a very
decided Improvement on the first nights
entertainment furnished us by the Whit
man troupe. One, and perhaps the great
reason for this, being the fact that quite
half of the evening was devoted to those
really delightful yoealists and charming
young ladies, the Queen sisters. These
artists, appearing as they did forthe first
time before a Memphis audience, fully
sustained the glowing accounts that we
had had of them from our exchanges, and
quite came up TO the standard of excel
.ience that we looked for. The play was
the wen known Irish story of the
Colleen Bst7a, the Memphis favorite, Mrs.
Henri, appearing as the Colleen. The
transformation scene loses none of its
beauty by seeing repeated. The play to-
nights the AidsHst5aer Nlghrs Dreasf,
GoDEY, Demorest, Peterson, Leslie and
Pleasant Hours, and Budget of Fun, Jolly
Joker, all the illustrated weeklies, North
ern and Western dailies at Joe Loeks's,
236H Main street. Always On time, and
receives mails daily.
BLEAcHED Domestic, Zoe per yard, NJ.
Kraus & Co.
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ArrrsD ne Rsm6aai sale Or NenEen.
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For Mound City, Ark.

GTEASfER BEN CAMPBELL r.
> VIII make three trips everyG@
day 10 Mound City, leaving Memphis al =
aud II am. and 3 pm The fishing near
Mound CITY iseXcelient- les
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All silk Grenadines, fifty cents.
HERZOG & BRO.
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FOR RIVER.
FOE WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River independent
Paeset-FOrJ -acksOnport and Way Points.
DIS master
This elegant passenger steamer r.
viii leave rs above ~
EVERY TUESDAY. at pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents.
leE Pronleuade street. foot Jefferson.
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Aefeat Political Revolution was accomplished
BY the election Of Grant, and a revolution Of
Immense social importance has beep effected
by the general substitution OF that pure and
harmless preparation
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Capt. I. r Bowman--.-Sam g. Paine, Clerk
WILL leave Memphis hr Hell IT,
w ENA, L~'ANGU1LLE and -
FRANCIS RIVERS every TCESEAE, al ;
O'Clock pm.
LARRY HARNIsTAD, Agent.
fehlq EZ Madison street
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MAYoR's OFFICE, MEMPHIS, Tenn,
June Is, 1869. !

VI AAoE = OEE4fL- Fl HIS 1ENNss
June Is, 1869.
To the Honorable Board of Aldermen:
An ordinance adopted at your last meet
ing, authorizing the holders of two single
draw or cart licenses to run one double
dray or cart in lieu of the two, and also
authorizing the holder of a double dray
or cart license to run two single ones in its
stead, is herewith respectfully returned
without my approval.
There can be no objections 10 the holder
of two single licenses running one double
draw or cart hereunder, provided the two
single numbers are attached to the double
dray or cart license. To run two single
draws or carts under the n license, is
giving him for sixteen dollars and a half,
the price of a double license, the privilege
of running two single drays or carts, the
licenses for which cost twenty-three
dollars. AT this rate no more single
licenses would be sold to those who
have two carts or drays, but one
double license would be purchased
to make this saving. This, however, is
not the most objectionable features for
the Collector of Privileges when he sells a
double cart or dray license, gives out Oply
the numbers for one, and takes one bond
with the number therein designated; 50
that the privilege of running two drays or
carts under one number would not only
hOpelessly deTange his accounts, but the
bond given by the purchaser of a double
dray or cart license would be void and of
no effect against an additional dray or
or cart without a number and n cores
ponding bond.
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EMMoSs & SoN, Nc. 10 Jefferson street
and 1893 Main street, having completed
their new arrangements with publishers
and jebbipg houses, are nov in receipt Of
a full supply of all the leading papers
from the principal cities of this country
and Europe. Also all the magazines as
late as due, and a good stock OF hound
and paper covered books, and stationery
of all kinds. We shall receive new sup
plies hereafter by every train from the
North, East and West,
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mn EEa.a. ~
ton Of a railroad beneficial ALIKE to them
and to your citizens.
We are very respectfully our-obedient
servants,
]. J. Hooker, j. NJ. Dyer, ]. n. Mclean,
VIM. Bowie, J, =. CoYall, w. A. Dren-
nan, s.. d. Shackleford, +. NJ. Phillips. (
On motion the message andaccompany-
ing document was received. The follow
ing is the ordnance proposed in the mes
sage:
Be 10 ordained, etc, ETC., Section1. That
the Office of Meat Inspector is hereby ere
ated, and the Mayor, by and with the adj
vice and consent of the Board OF Alder
men, is authorized to appoint said Inspec-
tor, and the terms of his Office shall be the
same, and subject to like conditions with
other city officers similarly appointed.
Sec. =. 1t shall be the duty of said
Meat Inspector TO inspect daily, and
oftener if necessary, all fresh meats, fish,
game and dressed poultry that are ex-
posed for sale, either at the market
houses, game and meat stores or else
where in the city, and to cause the imme-
date removal from said place of sale to
such places as may be designated by said
Inspector of all fresh meats, fish, game or
dressed poultry adjudged to be unwhole-
some from any cause whatsoever.
Sec. 3. The said Meat Inspector is here
by authorized to collect as his official fees,
and receive no other con pensation for his
services, from each fresh meat, fish, game
or dressed poultry stall, at either of the
market houses, ten cents; for each inspec-
ton of fresh meat, fish, game or dressed
poultry store in the city, twenty cents for
each inspection; from each merchant or
grocer, or other party not licensed to deal
specially in fresh meats, fish, game or
dressed poultry, but who expose the same
for sale, twenty-five cents for each inspec-
ton; provided that the same article shall
not be twice inspected on the same day.
Sec. 4. That the Meat Inspectors fees
are in addition to the license fees, stall
rents, etc, already imposed on dealers in
try.
Adopted on its first reading and referred
to the Ordinance Committee.
The following veto message from the
Mayor was also read:
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST LOUIS.
Memphis and St. Louis U. S. Mail Line
FOR CAIRO AYD 81. LOUIS.

FOR CAIRO ANDs .. LOUIS
BELLE s II LOUIS-----Zsigier master
This elegant and swift steamer r.
will leave as above ~
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at ) pm.
Tickets for an points. via Memphis and St.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
10 General Railr0ad Ticket Ofaee. rs Main
street. FIFM. CALVERT Sup7t.
Ant WEAVER. Ticket Agent. field
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis ard Arkansas River Packet Co.
United States Mail Line.
W. A. CALDWELL----Euhe HAYNES master
This splendid passenger steamer r.
viii leave for the above GU ~
THURSDAY Eth inst, 5 pm.
7. A. KESDIG. Agent
lel9 800 Front 81. Mosby Block.
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eristndoro,s ExceIsiar Ralr pye.

For thedeadly compound of lead and brim-
stone, of which. according 10 the . journal
of Chemistry" and the Medical Gazette,7
more than naN ruietes have been fofsted
upon the pub1ct ~Crtstadoro's Dye is the only
Chiffon, over his own signature, declares that
1t Is perfectly wholesome.
cRlSTADORO'S HAI PRESERVATIVE.
as a Dressing. acts like n charm on the Hair
after Dyeing, Try it. Sold BY sl Druggists
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NEW Corrosive Yesterday saw ut
the store of Mart Walt q Co. some speci-
men stalks of young cotton which look
splendidIy. These stalks are about eigh-
teen inches high, very healthy in appear
anee, and the squares are already putting
out. They are from the Bradley planta-
ton of r. p. Walt, Esq, in Crittenden
county, Ark, and are a fair sample of the
crop on 800 of the 1900 acres Of cotton
which that gentleman has in cultivation.
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Regular Semi Monthly Meeting Of the Board
Of Mayor and Aldermen.
LeHSthy Messages from the Mayor on the
Finance Question. GfE
Veto Message Reports of Oncers, Etc.

The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday
evening for the regular semi-monthiy
dispateh Of business, Chairman Swayne
presiding.
After reading of the minutes, the Secre-
tarv read the following 81
MESSAGE FROM TIE MAYOR:
MAYoR's 0FFIcE, MEMPHIs,
Iune Is. 1869.
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aYEas. WEAIHER ag1 ausMEss.

UIAs ONh-, june y, I5II.
River rose in last tweutv-fOur hours 81
inches. Below city HIGH water mark, : feet
81 inches; below high water mark OF
1867, 9 feet az inches.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
The news from all points above viii ba
found ct the head of this column. The
Arkansas is rising rapidly. White river
ia falling. andtbe Cumberlandis doing like
wise. The weather is clear znd nights
cool. Business very good.
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LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
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Memphis and St. Francis River Tues
day Packet.
.w aud ELEGANT SideB heel Passengsr
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS,

2 HeIenal MaTiana, Madlson and NIItsbu
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-16

How TO MAKE TOMATO F1as.-
Pour boiling water over the tomatoes,
in order to remove the skins; then
weigh them and place them in a stone
jar, with IS much sugar IS you have
tomatoes, and let them stand two days
then pour of tho syrup, and boil aud
skim it until no scum rises. Then
pour it over tho tomatoes, aud let them
stand two days ~ before then boil and
skim again. After the third time they
are fit to dry, if the weather is god !;
if not, let them stand in the syrup un-
til drying weather: Then place on
large sarthea pl'tes or dishes, aud put
them in the sun to dry, which will
take about . week, after which pack
them down in small wooden boxes,
with ane sugar between each layer.
Tomatoes prepared in this manner will
keep for years.
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Sheriff Of said sherburne County, Mimi.
WV. PA1aoHs, Attorney for M~tgagee.
Dated Orono, MINI, August 10Th, 1869. au&1e7w
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OFFICE DEP01 AND PURCHASING Cox. OF SuD.l
81. PAUL, MINI, August 2eth, 1860.
OEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE
~ vii! be received at this Office until IL
o'clock n, Monday, September 9th, 1869
for the delivery Of
600 Bushels Of Potatoes, (6o pounds to the
bushel,) At the posts and in the quaint.
ties herein named, viz: ?
$50 bushels 1t Fort To.ten, D. T.,
$50 bushels 1t Fort Ransom, D, T.
The Potatoes to be Of the best quality
Peach Blows preterrsd-sound, dry, free
from frost, and delivered 1t each post not
later than October Goth, 1859. >.
Bidders will state separately the price
per bushel delivered At each post,
Proposals will also 10 received 1T tho
same time and place for furnishing-.
$3.50 Buahels good, sound, dry, merchan-
table Corn in the ear, 10 pounds to the
Tho corn to h. in good, !stous, doubl.
sacks and delivered at St. Paul. st. Cloud
or Fort Ransom, D. T., (which to be stated
in the bids) within fifteen days after the
award is made, Or, il delivered at. Fort
Ransom, 80 days. -'5->~- s4%'~l~'
Payment To- b made in such funds 10
may be furnished By the Treasury Of the
United States, but not until tho stores con-
trssted for by the party have been deliver
ID and accepted. ~
The shove proposals to be bound BY oil
the conditions usually attached TO my ad-
vertisements Tor subsiatenoe stores.
- J. II. GILMAN, X
sept2-td Capt. c.rs. Bv't 1t, Col. q. s. a.
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TO HAD BEDBuas.-A lady, who
has tried it, seuds Us this method OF
ez,,rpatiug the repulsive bedbug: "If
.ry OF your readers need cure remedy
f. bedbugs, they can have mine, and
cleanse the house of this troublesome
vermin without expense. They have
only to wash with saltwater filing the
cracks where they frequent with salt,
and you may look in vain for them.
Salt seems inimical to bedbugs, and
they will net trail through it. I think
it preferable to nil ointmcnts, and thu
buyer requires no certificate as 70 it
geuuineness."
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SWEET PEKLED TOMAToEs.-One
peck Of green tomatoes sliced, SIX large
onions sliced, strew over them teacup-
full Of salt, let them remain over night,
dram of in the morning. Then boil
about half A hour in three quarts Of
water aud then put in sieve to drain.
Take four quarts Of vinegar, two pounds
Of sugar, half pound white mustard
seed, two tablespoonful of ground all
spice, same OF cloves, cinnamon, ginger,
and mustard, one half teaspoontul Of
cayenne pepper, boil slowly twenty
minutes.-Fa-mer's Union.
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y .CovS sometimes vet 4 surieit OF
grass, especially 10 vet, warm weather,
whom the grass is succulent and rich.
This feed dlstsnds the bowels uncom.
fortably. An arlnful Of dry hay once q
day will serve to absorb some of this
moisture, and benefit the COW in several
respects. z;gg@t,n -
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O1JIc1 D8Do1 AHD PulcuAnxa Gov a, Am, ,
81. Paw Num-. Ausust 16fh aa0n

| ONCE Dl1of 4.1 PuaczAnxa Cox o. Sur
81. PAU, MINK, August 18th, 1870.
| \tEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE
10 with copy Of this ESTABLISHMENT At.
taohed 70 each, win DO received until .l2
o'clock H., Thursday, September 80. 1863.
for furnishing the q. g. Subsistence De-
partment, delivered at the P. r. r. Depot
in this city with
20 Barrels Pork, mess or prime mess, in
full hoped oak barrels and packed in
winter Of 1862. Meat to be free from
+ rust OF stain, full weight and thoroughly
sailed. -.
$4,000 Pounds Clear Bacon Sides, smoked
in winter'of 1862, to DO but On in
good strong ganny sacks in psckaees Of
about 100 pounds each 90
128,120 Pounds best quality fresh ground
xxx Flour-48, 100 pounds in 6arrels
; fully head lined. and The remainder q
double sacks, containing 1876 'nounds
each inside sack TO be Of twilled COT
ton, outside one Of .gunny or strong bur-
lap. The brands and place Of msnufsc-
ture to be stated in tho bids. ~,
% Bushels $50 pounds TO the bushel) Deans,
Of good quality and uniform size. 70 be
put up in COED sound barrels, head lin
9,74o Pounds strictly Prime Rio Coffee
(green.) To BE- in doubl, saeks., $50 -
2,7oe Pounds good hard Brown Soap, ven
% dried, made b. boiling, ana non good
materials only-fres from elsy, solabls
glase, Or other adulterstions. ,,'I ~
se @ Pounds fn' Salt, i good, clean, dy
II. aonrr 10 ..el. nay ~ i. delivered 81,
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TOMATO MELETTE.-Six eggs, q
wiueglass Of -four, four ripe tomatoes,
pepper and salt to the taste, milk suffi-
cient to mix tho -four smoothly. Beat
tho eggs very light, stir in the mixed
milk and -four, peal and chop the toma-
toes, and add with the pepper and salt.
Have pan with some hot butter, and
pour in the mixture, and fry it. When
done, it may be '.pped half over or
not, according to the fancy, Do not
turn it,.
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. c-Bsskvhsat bran, when fol to cows,
Will produce large quantity Of milk,
bat The milk will be a. thin as water,
and m 'blui.h ieolor: .Meal Of peas,
wheat and corn will make the richest
milk, and Of : yellow color. Meal Of
peas and wheat bran will make excel
htonf fed. . -a.fs...L T.. = :! ."'s
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BLIsTIRINo HANDS AND FIET,-
The speediest remedy is to light . taL
low candle and let the melted tallow
drop ID cold xater, then mix the t.llow
With strong spirits and rub it thorough
y into the palms or soIes this is both :
preventive and curative.
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:. 7al i% ,---,A wriisr Who undo rssands the art
1t putting things calculates that every
1.aiiGa Z MN kicks ! COW ors pounds her
9: :iIDD5 viii ! 4 milking.stool that he
i.kpook 8 pin: out Of biz pail when
:, fbop5s run q dog them Z quart Or more
II The NO ri spilled. :. f ajs Tx 2s.
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"A correspondent Of the Country
os"ase.e.s seye shat tomatoes want W.
u, almost q much - ducks, but a the
zine II hardy and will stand almoet any
amount Of heat and drought, few sup.
zPly ths: water it demands. order to
make tomatoes 1ipen quickly, they
should b vatered at least once . day.
The evening il the best time to water
49, ~ - 1 - = 6 ~ 45 #d
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! The Chicago Adsance says WITHIN
eight months ground will undoubtedly
b broken for the construction OF the
Northern Pacific Railway, the prcl'm'n-
ary examination Of the route BY the
Ascal agents Of tho company being now
andor way aud expected to DO finished
BY the lst Of October next. The CON-
pany Was chartered ~ long ago as the
administration Of President Polk. 1t
has no loan Of Government credit, but
. magnificent endowment Of land-not
less than fifty millions Of acres. 1t will
extend from Duluth, At the head Of
Lake Superior, to Scattel, on Puget's
Souud-a distance Of one thousand
seven hundred and seventy-four miles.
From Lake Superior the first one hun"
dred miles will be through an unorck'
On forest then for seven hundred more
over rolling prairies; then among the
mountains of Montana aud Idaho to che
valley of the Columbia, and thence
through . pass in the Cascade range to
water tide ON Puget's Sound. The
highest point on the line Of this north
ern road will be less than four thousand
feet above sea-level, while that on the
Union Pacific Railway is more than
eight thousand two hundred. Tht
time required to build tho road is est
mated at five years, and the expense a
one hundred and twenty millions. Thu
company propose to establish board O
immigration, not only to secure eheal
labor in the wolk Of construction, blu
also to hasten the settlement Of tn
country along the road.
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Farm for Sale,

Ic1Ng y!a":I, I:Iy r.---z-++----'2', - :. =
THE undersigned offers for sale good
/ farm Of 100 serds, on the north end Of
Maine Prairie; about -,
FOURTEEN. MILES FROM ST.. CLOUD.
! Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
;ieand meadow, and the whole enclosed
with . good fence; thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises is .
GOODCOMFORTABLE HOUSE.
.withstsbAes: sransry and storehouse two
good wells, and 9th improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from St.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire atthis office, orof u
J. s. DAM, -
- :" ''7I,',.. '2' On the premises.
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Y 11LL1ED R1cE.-Put . teaeup Of
rise to three piots of milk, add = little
salt, cover close, and letit simmer three
houn. Beat we'll, put into msulds, and
sas - blanc mango, With sugar and
oHoaW.
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NJ ilSLMU. S LAND OFFICE,
IN st. Cloud MINI Au.,uf = 100,
aug56wi II. G. RTEIa ~ neel1er
RI g LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI
" Jnly r. 1862 ::

10tk4'h 6eR6Y0T:
Sir: iou ne bereby notified tn appear at this oce
on the Ora DAY OF sEPTEMRER, 1869 a. ? o,cinct
IN the afternoon Of the aid dy and then and there
Mads By yos xey3, 1867 upon the neX 1eT see,;an
eownshp ~, range 80, in the District Of lands
soe9e9 70 ale q 8. Cloud, MINI, should not be
mem tssof BIZ you, and proposes tneu and ,hsre ~
test such abe ing. ~ ~
+ ~. - = l. = q n CIR ~ a ~ =,
july226wi 81. G. BIJRHASE Rsesi,