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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01

If you want choice Winter Apple 90
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01


ESTABLISHED 1857. = For promptness
and highest market prices, send your
Game, Wool, Pclts, Ears, Eggs, Butter
and oil country produce to the old and
well.known Produce Commission House
Of BENZ. F. Ballard. 81 Greenwich street,
New York. P. O. Box 1922. 636
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. 63Oy
Last arrival of the season-5OO barrels
Winter Apples at Kennedy's ware house,
in basement, under A. I. L T. 0. Jones.
Office with S. j. Eckert, opposite Western
House. 2w6S4
Weather, Markets, &c.
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DIED

& DIED:
At North Mc0regor, onths S0th Of November
MARY J. youngest asghter Of 7. W. and MARY
LACY, aged 10 months.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Preparatory Medication. The human sys-
TEN, the most delicate and sensitive of all
created things, should be duly prepared to
meet the shock occasioned by a sudden
change in the temperature Of the air. Even
the solid metals contract and expand under
cold and heat-so that if man were composed
of iron, instead of frail tissues and fibres,
circulating fluids and brittle osseous matter,
his frame would not be proof against the
vicissitudes of climate. AS it is, II behooves
every one, especially the feeble, to fortify the
fran tenement of mortality against the in
clemenoy of The present season. A whole
some, strength-supplyingv vegetable tonic and
Alternative is the preparatory medicine re-
auired. and among medicinal agents of this
character, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS stand supreme. In a successful career of
rfearly a quarter of a century, the prepara-
ton ha> never been -eqUaled or approached,
and its sales are now larger than those Of any
half dozen articles, purporting to belong to
the same class, that has ever been advertised
in this countr.. As q remedy and preventive
OF DYsPEPsIA, and all its com plications, it
may be said to have tired dolgn competition, and
90 be the standard specific of the Western
Hemisphere. : course OF this genial restor-
alive at the commencement OF Winter IS the
surest safeguard against all the complaints
which are caused or aggravated by exposure
to cold.
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win6n S01dPub11o1y
For dt,sieior, t..f,r-as,, c,r-,,sr~
On the 18th Day of December
CHANCERY SALE
on
WEDNESDAY,, December Is, 1859.

No 23l9. o. R.-Chauccry Court Of Memphis
Henry 7. James VS.. VIM. e. Eppes et.al.
ID y Virtue Of an interlOcutory decree IN this
ID cause, will sell at public auctiO-, 10 the
highest bidder, in abe town Of Fort Pickering.
on WEDNESDAY, December Is, 1888. within le-
gal hours, The following described Real Estate,
fo-wit:
The south half of Block No. 50, In that part
Of the city Of Memphis called Fort Pickering,
and lying between Fifth street on the east
and Fourth street on the west, and tlhOlsOn
street on the south, and the first alley east OF
GhOlsOn street on the north, fronting 1870 feet
Ginches on Fifth street and 400 feet on GhOl-
son street.
Terms or SALE.-Cash to the amount Of the
decree herein and costs; balance on credit
Of twelve months Equity of redemption
barred.
In case the above sale shall fail to bring the
amount OF the decree herein and costs, theu
and IN tbat event the north half of said
Block No. 50 will be sold, in lois or suOdivi-
sions; sale to continue until the amount
requisite 10 satisfy the decree herein and
costs, IN CASH, is yielded.
Terms of sale OF north half or BLOCK No 81
One-half cash; balance on q credit Of twelve
months. Equity Of redemption barred.
nos A AIISION T.. and NJ.
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TELEGRAPHIc MARKETS.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, December 6.-Cotton firm-sales
300 bales uplands al &ls.
Flour 81 s9g5OO. Whisky 81 O5@1O7. Wheat
Red 81 81. Corn 81 l09l illS. Rice dull; Car
Cuba Iial2c Moiasses dull.
Money-Steady, 6@7F. Sterling dull s1SgS5z
Gold active and nrmer, opened at l2254, ad-
vanced to l2s5S. fell TO I22s4 and closed at i23Iz
CIearances $4,000. Governments which have
been active and decidedly higher, declined in
the afternoon, closing barely steady. State
bonds hrm-New Tennessees Az,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, December 6.-Flour-Spring extra
g S519a5. ga. Wheat s09sShc Germ 7s1zc.
Oats 42c. Rye T71zc. Barley S3c Hlghwines
97c. SugaT-Cuba lSA@lp5c PORK sSi 90.
Lard l6@l61zc. Bulk sides l414@lls4c, shoul-
ders ll19c. Hams l6GlO1Se.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, December -Flour-Family.
s. 2jd5 30. Wheat 81 l0al lS. Corn, old g31
95. Oats 50@55 Cotton dulll and unchanged
mlddllngs 2}54c. Whisky 81. Pork 81 90.
Bulk meats -noIuinally unchanged Bacon
shoulders lf1sc; sides l75S0lSc. Hams 2l@
22c. Lard l7JSalSc. Butter 3Oa35c. Eggs
3S1ac. Sugar lS9l414c.
LOUISVILLE.
LoUIsvILLE, December g. Cotton firm
midding 2-54c. Hogs 50 75el0 3. Tobacco
sales OF S2hhds new lugs at 81 90; good leaf
sl3. Pork sSl 50. bacon-Shoulders l6Ac
sides &c. Bulk shoulders lgs<c, sides l6l5G
iG54e. Lard--Tieree lS5&c. Whisky csc; Flour
extra family s. y. COrn-new G5- Oats so.
Prime sugar IA. Prime molasses 10.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, December 6-Flour-Fall super
fine 81 p. Wheat-Spring SIC. Corn ranges
from 70a96c Oats 50e52c. Rye S3c. Whisky
81 Groceries quiet and unchanged. Pork
held for s3I. Bulk shoulders l2l &c, sides l66
l6Sc. Bacon unchanged. Hams 2ic. Lard
l7349lSc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. December 6-COtton active
and firmer-Middling "a; sales $500 bales; re-
ceipts 495 bales; exports, to Genoa l28
Flour duh at 81 75G6 00G6 .. Corn 81 lS1ZG
] ~. oats 6l965. Bran 81 I56l20 Hay s33 O0.
Pork held for SO 50d30 90, new lower. Bacon
jobblng at sides 20aOI9; shoulders ~ new
hams a. Lard-tierce l9dl9z; keg lSu2i13
Sugsr-PTime l29l&3s. Molasses-Prime 6SQ6l
Whisky 81 l21&. Gold 1875 Sterling 1885
New York Sight 1fa% pre-.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, December G.--Consols 9214a9214;
5-2Os, nrm; '62s S55s 6js, $50; '67s, s61z lO40s
Sll%-
LIvERPoOI, December 6.-Cotton closed duh
ll5sd; Orleans I'D; sales 70 0U0 bales.
California white wheat 9S Id; red western
SIS Cd; red winter 9s % Western -four DIS
Corn mixed 2as Cd. Oats 3S. Peas sos.
PARIS, December 6.-The Bourse is firm
Rentes 72f Sc.
TRANSPORT, December Gu. s. I0-40s 9l34.
HAYRE, December 6.--Cotton is declining,
afloat 1921.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
NASHVILLE.
Proceedings of the ROuse---The
Senate Not in Session.
SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.


Nashville, December 6.-Th'
Senate was not in session to-day.
HOlse.-Mr. Rhea, from the Com
mittee on Commerce, submitted re
port on the merchants tax bill, re
commencing equal taxation, and tC
have merchants goods, instead o.
stocks Of goods, taxed.
Mr.. McElvee, from the same com
mittee, presented a minority report
recommending the rejection Of the
bill, on the ground that it was de
signed to relieve merchants at the ex-
pense of farmers.
The bill was made the special order
for Tuesday, December 14th.
Senate bill a5olishing the Chancery
Division composed Of the counties OF
Dyer, Gibson and Haywood, was
taken up.
Mr.. LecBey offered an amendment
TO add Lauderdale to the Ninth Chan
Gerry Division. Adopted.
Mr.. Tucker offered an amendment
that Shelby county, outside of the
corporate limits of Memphis, be added
to the Sixth Chancery Division.
Messrs. Jones & King opposed, and
it was rejected, and further cOnsidera-
ton Of the bill was postponed to the
18th of February.
Mr.. Singleterry introduced a bill
to fund principal and interest OF the
public debt, now matured, or which
may fall due before the 1st of jan
uary, 1875; also, to fund the notes OF
the Bank Of Tennessee.
The House adopted a resolution to
adjourn from the 4th of December to
the 5th Of January.
Mr.. Russell, of Rutherford and Bed
ford, introduced a resolution request
ing the Judiciary Committee to re-
port what is the Constitutional num-
Der Of Representatives, and what num-
Der upon the floor represent counties
or districts according to Constitutional
or lawful appointment. Laid over.
Mr.. McGaughey introduced a resO-
luton authorizing the Comptroller to
make an apportionment of 100000
among the scholastic population. Re
ferred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, December 6.-The body
of an unknown white man was run
over by the train on the Shelbyville
Branch Road, on Saturday night, and
eut in twain. The COroner's inquest
decided that the man had been muir
dered and placed on the track. -.
The House adopted to-day a resOlu-
ton to adjourn on the 22d inst. to the
1st of January next, and passed on its
first reading bill providing for the
funding of the State debt due and ac-
cruing between this and 1875, together
with the notes of the Bank of Tennes-
see.
Hunter Nicholson has been appoint
ed Professor of Agriculture in the
University Of Tennessee, located at
Knoxville.
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ReeeiYer's Sale.
On thursday, the 9lh Day Of December, 1859

- 49, @-AN SNh " LI-lttt1CA 80 ~
4 T the hour of 10 o'clock am, at the auc-
y .tiOn house Of ROyster, Trezevant & Co.
on the corner Of Main and jefferson streets.
IN the city of Memphis, viii sell. 10 the
highest bidder, for cash. the following de-
scribed Bonds and Notes, deposited BY b. B.
Waddeh, 20 secure mis- Indebtedness TO the
GayOsO Savings Institution:
Five Bonds, Nos. % to Il inclusive. These
bonds are made by 3. j. Waddell and Coal
man Boyd, dated May y, 1866, and payable I'd
May, lSl2 Each Of these bonds is Tor one
thousand dollars, and each has seven (7l cou-
pOns, now due, for thirty dollars each These
bonds are secured b. a deed in trust OF tbe
OvertOn Hotel and other real eSsate In the
city OF Memphis, made by C.. Boyd and B.
Waddell, ON the I'd May, 1866 and recorded in
the Registers office of Shelby county. Tenn.
in Book No. IS, part lst, pages Ss4, 80. etc.
OnEnOte, dated NQvanIher Is, 1857, male BY
3. 3. Robins Z CO., for $500. payable LIST dav
OF January, iSfv. to the order OF b. r We'd
dell, aRd by him indOrsed.
Seven a. notes made hy \ &. Robins & Co
Memphis, Move EslbsF J, 1851, Tor S518, each pav-
ible to the order CT b b. -Naddeii and bv
bin tndorsed, payable as follows: One, three
months after date; two, at four months after
date; two. at i've months after dtfe. one nj
six months after date, and one at seven
months after date,
uO-9 3 AfOSBY. Receives
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Thursdav necombor Ieth

TERAlS-Third cash, 8, y and IS months,
with interest, and trust deed upon ths mon.
ertv sold We repeat, in order not to be over
looked, that the sale is positive and p.r-
emptOry. Title perfect
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
n0ZN
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On the sth Day of February, 1870,

At Mound City. in said county, between the
nOurs of 10 O'Clock am. and O'Clock p.m
proceed to sell. to the highest bidder, on four
months time, at the front end OF the large
storehouSe, 50 much OF the following de-
scr1beu property, to-wit:
(Ihe Mound City Tract. supposed to contain
about $50 acres, about ~ miles above Mem
phis, and known as the SW y OF section 2: the
Sc a of fri. section q; and Nos. and 2 OF the
Spillmsn Grant (sectiOn 81, and the tract
conveyed by Hopes 10 Check. and all the
land belonging TO she Mound City Tract and
the ferry privilege that passes with the land.
the boundaries OF which viii be given on the
day OF sale, as viii be sufficient and neces-
sary TO pay OF the amount found due. in and
BY said decree, and the amount that may be
due on the day hxed for the sale-there being
Of principal and interest past due and un
paid on the day OF the rendition of the de-
cree Ss5.33 3i, and SIlft6 s. due on 18th OetO-
Der, 1869; the sale to bo made IN accordance
with the certain Trust Deed executed by J. H.
WsggeHer to o. p. Lyles being the fUuuda-
tiOn OF said decree. The purchaser viii be
required to give good security for the pur-
chase money, and a lien on the property sold
viii be retained, also. No more OF the prOp-
erty will be sold than may be necessary 70
pay OF the amount due under the Trust and
the Decree.
The Trust Deed and the copy Of the Decree
will be exhibited on the ground on the day
of sale.
JOHN SWEPSTON,
Commissioner in Chancery.
December ?, 1853. des
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ST. Clair Nurseries, summsrlsld, N.

n Z MILES from ST Louis, on O. and X. X.
= y r., L. f. BABCOCK- Proprietor. Two
Hundred acres in the eultivation OF Fruft
Trees Apples ma gnidcen1 stock OF 2 and
year OIds, intending all the leading and
most popular southern varieties, Cbtaiuesi
nom reliable growers South-Pesrs, Peaches
Plums, A Aprfc0ts Neetarines, Cherries. Quln-
ces, Grapes. Strawberries, RaspberrieS. e-r
in great variety. A choice collection OF Fzs,.s,
Ornamental Evergreen and ilecidunus Trr..-s
FIOweriug Shrubs. HerbaceOus Plants. Buif.s
etc. Branch Ohice. l3 and IS 3IOros strs.sf =
se2l d4W Clio. Il. BROWN, CENT .Agsns.
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LUMBER YARD and SAW MILL

THE Oldest Yard in Memphis; established
Il in lSE. With a full stock Of logs, sea
soned and dressed lumber on yard, are pre-
large stock OF Doors, Blinds and sash, glazed
or unglased; Laths, Shingles. Cedar Fence
hand. Our motto is, quick sales and small
prohts.
n. z. & J. W. COCHRAN,
Office and Yard foot of Washington ST.,
nod a ararr
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Lumber, Laths and Shingles.

I HAVE now on hand, and an CONSTANT
L saving, full stock OF Building Lumber,
OF all dimensions; Silis. JOiSts, Studding
Posts, Boards of all lengths, and clear Lum-
Der; also, a large stock Of
LATHS AND SHAVED SHINGLES
Particular attention given to the shipmen
of Lumber. Orders solicited.
B5- Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf River.
north of Bayou GayosO,
se5 d&w q II. VENARLE
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THuRSlAY. necemher 23. I96a.

at l2 O'Clock ~, for cash, in 'front.' Ofthe Court
house. Greenlaw Block, between Union and
Gayos0 streets, in the city OF Memphis, Tenn.
for the purpose OF satisfying a note secured
by the said deed, the following described
property, lying in the county OF Shelby State
OF Tennessee, to-W1t:
A tract OF land containing ZOO one hundred
acres, near the Brownsville Road, about SlS
miles from Raleigh, and being The same tract
of land devised 70 said VIM. I. Bell by the
last will and testament OF Jane Blair for
more null description, reference is made to
said will, recorded in the county of Shelby,
Tennessee. March Term, 1865, pages rs to 1911,
and also the crop growing on said land, con-
sisting OF = acres Of wheat, 20 acres OF corn.
acres of potatoes, and other vegetables, and
25 acres of cotton.
The title is deemed good, but viii convey
and sell as trustee.
de4 F. w RTTTTTNyTT AIS Trnetap
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEArER.

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, December
9TH and 8th.-First appearance in this city
of the popular beautiful and talented
WORRELL SISTERS, SOPHIE and IRENE
supported by their New York Company, in
their Spectacular, Burlesque and Musical
Extravaganza, the FIELD OF THE CLOTH
OF GOLD-Miss Sophie as Earl Darnley +:
Miss Irene as Lady Constance. The enter
tainment viii commence with the laugha-
BILE farce Of KISS N THE DARK.
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Arkansas Farm
AT AUCTION.

TNHE farm, belonging to the estate Of d. 6.
4 GOodlCe, deceased, lying three miles
north Of Forrest Cily, Ark, containing 32U
aergs-l30 cleared; Will be sold to highest
bidder, az Madison, Ark, WEDN ESDAI, De-
del AT. GOODLOE. admir-.
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New & Rich JeweIry.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

TTNHE firm OF Lonsdale & Otis, Agents of the
i "St Louis Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany," " is this day. by mutual agreement, dis
solved-N. 5. Otis Withdrawing
J. g. LONSDALE,
NEWTON 5. OTIS.
MEMPHIS, December /, 1853.
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LATHS AND SHAVED SHIN
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of a Deed Of Trust, executed by
ID William /. Bell, on the 18th day OF July, :,
1865. and of record in the Registers office OF
Shelby county. in Record Note Book No 6,
page rs, in Book 81, for the purpose OF secur-
Ing certain Indebtedness therein set forth, I
will according to the terms OF said deed, as
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EXECUTORS Sale of
EXECUTORS sale OF
LINDEN STREET
BUILDING LOTS
ON LONG TIME.

IN "WEDNESDAY. December 18th. ]. VIII.
~ sell at public sale, 20 The highest bidder
IN aceOrd2nee with LIE VIII OF Dr. s. 81 W ls-a-
ton deceased, lots 3 and "a block 81 r.f1r'+'-
street. having 'front.' Of 10 feet. ty slenth or
ABOUT - teet, just south Of Orleans s-rfct
lerms-uue, Two, three and f0u- years. with
Interest. and good security On first ana secoJd
payments. sale y O'Clock, upon the rrenli-
ses. J. A. ANJERSOE
Admir- with viii an url-xsrT
Royster, TrezeVaat & Co., SaotieHeers.
DEF
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REMOVAL.

u G. DUN & CO., having removed to Stan
I IL. ton Block, corner of Madiserand Front
streets, VIII be happy 70 see Subscribers and
/ friends W. c. MATTHEWS,
] nos Manager
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AVALUARLEE

TONTAINING I6Q}S acres, 60 acres cleared
~ and IN good ttilable condition. the lance
in good timber, viii be sold by the under
signed, heirs OF Hugh Mcclellan. to the high
est bidder, foI division, on
Tuesday, the 7th Of December nexf.
Between the hours Of II and . O'Clock. on the
premises The improvements are a GOOD
dWelltng-hOuse. kitchen, smOke-hOuse. sta
DleS, cribs and other Out-hOuses. grass-l ct and
nne young orchard, now bearing. said farm
is sttuatetr Is miles northeast OF Memphis fn
the first civil district IN shelby county. two
and a-half miles from shelby Depot III 81 ~
P r, and on the road leading TO PortersviIla.
TERMS-Half cash. the balance on q credft
of twelve months, with a lien retained.
r @. MCCLELLAN
". r. MCCLELLAN
N. A. DAVIDSON
nOI7Wt II. J. MCCLELLAN
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CHANCERY SALE.

nURsUANT to decree Of the Chaneery
/ side Of the Circuit Court Of the county Of
Crittenden, in the state OF Arkansas, rem
dered AT the October Term thereof, 1869, I viii,
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EREE conveyance to the sale OF the Holmes
L Farm Lands, on Rig Greek, will leave our
office on tuesday morning, o'clock, and re-
turn same day.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO
ae4 Auctionsers,
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WHEATON NURSERY
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
WADDY THOMPSON, PROPRIETOR.
FAIL PLANTING.
Ornamental and Fruit Trees,
VINES, ROSES, ETC.
Also. choice collection Of
Green House Plants, Flowers, Etc.

WE ARE NOW FULLY PREPARED TO
~ MI all orders, Lay Out and Seq1,tifg
Grounds and Furnish Bouquets, al snort no
tiee.
Large AGaEnO11RS
We invite especial attention OF Gardeners
and Dealers TO our stock, Offering al low
prices Call and see. and select for yourselves.
For Catalogues Rnd other Information, ad-
dress, WADDY THOMPSON, Proprietor,
Memphis, Tenn,
Agricultural and Seed Store,
80 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
"a Bouquets furnished at short notice
oc.4 d6w
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tuesday, the Ilth of January, 1870,

At l26'clOcll m, on the premises, the twenty
four-and-a- half acre tract of land, fully de-
scribed in the Trust Deed mentioned above,
and particular description OF the same.
The right OF redemption is specially waived
in said Trust Deed, and the title is perfect,
but only convey as trustee
MORRIS DOYLE, Trustee .
Hanson. .SMinglev & DashieN AtttNs da-
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SALE OF STOCK.

NN FRIDAY, DECEMBER I7TII. at my resi-
- deuce, six miles north OF Forrest City.
Ark, ] will sell 2 lot OF fine Mares and Colts,
Mich Cows, Work oxen, Beef Cattle, Hogs
and Pork; also,
CycIOPS,"
A thoroughbred blood stallion. and d" STER-
LING a shOrt-horned Durham bull
My creditors especially invited to attend.
del A T. GOOD OF
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a CARD.

IN withdrawing from the Agency of the est
| Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company"
deem it due py friends, and those of the CON-
pany. to retlrn my warlnest thanks for past
confidence, hoping that il may be continued
10 me in the different sphere of business ]
shall be engaged in; while trust u renewed
and increased patronage may be bestowed on
the Company have so long represented.
December /, 1869. n. ). OTIS.
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NOTICE.
On the 8th of Dsssmber Next.
TRUST SALE.

ID \ virtue of aTrust Deed to me executed by
- John e. Simpson and II. T. simpson. on
the 29th Gay Of May, ls6s. and duly recorded
In the Registers Office of Shelby county IN
Book No. GS, pages Z}8, ~ and IS. will sell.
to the highest bidder, for cash, ON
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BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE,
Jefferson Street, near 8Iain.)

IJoueIsOu oLfetiI near Nlaln.I
CHAs. II. II. BROOM-..... lessee and Proprietor
CHARLEY WHITE. Stage Manager
Prof. FRANK ARNO OLD.---Leader OF Orchestra
0P en- Hv cry N Eh Z,
TOMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING
" Sept I'd, with Mammoth Company.
The entertainment 10 consist Of Negro Min
strelsy, Songs and Dances, Fancy Dances. Rai-
lads, Duets, Quartetts, Extravag2nzas. Bar
iesques, PantOmLnes and EaTces.
Admission, SOC. Private Boxes. S. sen
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Adams Street Residence at Per-
emDt0ry Public Sale.

WE ara directed to dispose OF the Bric-
" BoiidiDg situated on the south SIDE ~
Adams street, first dWelling-hOuse east OF me
payou-three stories above ground with good
basement and back yard, convenient IS tba
ousi ness part OF the city, and particularly So
70 the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Depot The sale Is pereu ptory. The urou-
erty can be examined before the sale, Which
viii be on the premises, at PM
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-18

Mr.. Dallis the editor of one of the London
Magazines, says he has friend in Brighton,
a dear old lidy, who has a finishing school
for young ladies and who tells him her great
trouble is the propensity of her pupils 10 fall
in love. ''My only plan" she says, ''when
81 see the tender passion has been developed,
sis to crush 1t in the bud"
"What do you do ?" You will smile when
Hell you; for my receipts the anthithesis of
romance. 1t is dose of senna tea. SIENNA
teap Yes, ,senna tea. Whenever perceive
as l very quickly no-that one of my young
ladies has fallen Gas she fancies) in love, | at
once take her IN hand. never hint at any
thing connected with the tender passion, but
l treat her as an invalid who is suffering
from impaired digestion. keep her close
to to the house and dose her liberally with
senna tea, standing by to see that she drains
the dose to the dregs This plan is always
attended with success. Sometimes she gives
in after the first few doses but usually it
takes two or.three days to complete the cure.
| had one obstinate and protracted case that
lasted whole week but l was firm to my
plan, and in the end ii succeeded. You may
depend upon it, that, as cure for school
girls calf love, there is nothing like SIENNA
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