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R o % # md SHOE
EolnoriuYn


YNhe undersigned would m
n respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of - -
the parishes Of Bossier
and Claiborne, that he has lust re-
ceived large stock of
French Calf=Skins.
.NOs'OceOs, ETC.,
and is prepared to make Boots ana
Shoes of the. best quality and most
approved style.
Having had many years experiences
in shoe making he flatters himself that
he can turn out as neat a job as any
shop in or out of New Orleans, He
promise TO give entire satisfaction. or
no pay.
p. w. PAUL.
Minden, La. y6n6
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MANSFIELD REFERENCES:
Rev. Charles b. Stuart; Jno. w. Stuart
Esq; DR.. r. T. Gibbs; DIR. w. G. Thomas
DR.. n. 2. Reeves, Rev. John Pipes, Rev. Fl
c. Thweatt, d. D., Messrs Dubois g. Doug
lass, Rev. b. Il. Alexander.
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Navy 2 so to ? rs per bushel; Mixed / $
10 l IS.
In BUTTER prices are weak and irregu
lar. We quote choice At Is to soc.
Nests Of all kinds are firm, and holder'
to-day were asking ke advance on Bacon
while Mess Pork was up 25 to soc per Dbl
We note a sale of 80 barrels Of the lattel
made last evening at $50 70 Ito %arrivel
but to-day S3S is asked in lots of 10 10 q
barrels. Clear Bacon Sides 1888 to ls3Ict
with the majority of holders unwilling to
sell under IsHc. Shoulders AK to l4Hc,
S. C. Canvassed Hams, 1917 to 2o1c,
Lard in tierces 1917 to zoe; kegs Ole; cad,
dies 21H to 22e.
In COFFEE sAere is nc change with q
fair demand. Ordinary TO prime Rio 20 to
pc; Java IS TO SIC.
There IS not much demand for Corr
MEAL. Fresh in store and at mills, 50 q
by dray load.
In DRIED FRUITS we make no change.
Apples are firm at IL to 12ci Peaches Il
to l3c. 80 e
There is a fair stock of Foes on hand.
We quote at 10 to zoe.
The FLOUR market is dull. We quote
Low Superhne 5 90 TO S 25; y, 5 rs TO
Sc 25; Xxx, 6 IS to s. 50; xxx and fancy
brands, s. to IL.
There is but little doing in PRODUCE.
New Potatoes s. per Dbl. Onions s. SO to
6 90. Old Potatoes 81 to 2per Dol. New
Potatoes come in daily and are barreled
for shipment North.
The FEED market is quiet. No Corn on
levee; held at Soc in store. Oats are dull
at soc in store. Bran is steady at s24 TO
q. Hay SIS TO 26 for choice.
The HIDE market is dull and prices
weak. Green's to 91zc; Salt 10k to lie;
Dry Salt. Ice; Dry Flint, zoe.
Cape and Alabama LIME held at l IS to
81 per barrelS Utical - TO s.. Cement 2
so to IS.
There is a good demand for SUGAR and
MOLAssEs. We quote Louisiana yellow
Sugars u to I5IEc; New Orleans Y. C.. 16
to lGIzc; New Orleans W. c. 1917 TO lie;
soft white lie; hard white 1sc. Molasses
from 60 to soc, as to quality.
POULTRY is scarce and firmer. We
quote chickens Sc 90 TO 6 90, spring and
old.
The LIVE STOCK market is poorly
supplied. Beeves 4 to 7e as TO quail
Hogs - dull at 7c gross. Sheep
4 90 10 50 90 per head. Cows with
30 to SEQ. Work Oxen IS 90 Sl5Oper
yoke. Work Horses and Mules 20 to $500
per head.
The stock of SALT is well kept up and
prices are steady. Large dairy & bushel
bblsJ s. 90; small dairy Is bushel bbls,)
s. 30; large common e bushel bbls $3.50
to 3 90; small common g bushel bhls,)
90 ? 20.
The is an active demand for manufae-
tnred foBACcos, and prices are steady,
with stock somewhat reduced.
The WHIsKY market IS fairly active.
a5c. Proof Whisky o. to ! 10.
Common 20 to SIC. Imitation Bourbon
| 70 to ! 20.
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Monday. the 2Ist Iune, 1869,

In front of the Commercial Hotel. in the city
of Memphis, Tennessee, expose for sale, at
public cutlery, to the highest bidder, for cash,
IN Mississippi county, Arkansas, to-wit: The
w of Eh of section q, section Is, = EZ Of
section @,W y of W y of section q, town
e y section Is, section lS, W Z section 20, n W
4 section y, F. y of section 80, section IS, sec
ton Is, township ID, north rangeS east; sec
ton /, s Il section II, section y, section u,
section IA, section Is, N y section 2, section q,
section = ~ ss section 4 e e saetiSn W y Se sS,Hnl
ton 8, Ek of section As W of section 4, s L
4 OF section 5, 4 y of section s, fractional
section 8 and fractional section 10, in town
ship Il, north range 3 east; east fractional
of section 70, west fractional y of section .,
Il y of section y, + y of section 81, sec
ton %, township l6 north range 9 east;
and EI Of section 50, sWI Of section S.
township 10, north range 9, east; W u of sec
ton A, section 5, n W OF section 8, section Z,
section s, w Il Of section Q, section ~, section
IS, section 10, section %, fraction of section q,
section 80, n u of section 81, N w u, west OF
river, of section 50, section q, section ., sec
ton a, n y of section 81 4 Of section l3,
township n, north range 3 east; section ~.
township Il, north range II east, containing
Also. an undiyided interest of $500 acres,
more or less, In and TO the following described
sections and parts Of sections, containing
6775 acres, more or less, in Mississippi county,
Fraction of section 81. township Is, north
range 9 east; fraction of section Is, ) W frae-
tionaik OF section q, f q of section q, Ek
and W ~ of section 81, NE a Of section g,
NV a of section 50, township Is, north range
8 east: N f q section II, WA0f W of sec
ton IA, township -, north range 10 esst; Ell
of section "a, section IS, township ID, north
range II east section u, section Is section IS.
township IA, north range III east; NE q OF
section /, VIZ of N EA of section II, town
ship Is, north range II east; E y and S W n of
section 6, township IA north range 9 east; W
q Of section !, N W. Of section 4sEA OF
section 9, L u of Ez of section S,N f u of
section II, NEA of Section %, s EZ of sec
ton 10 township "A, n0F1h range 8 east
The sale will be pefemptory and at the
time and place stated, commencing at the
hour of eleven O'Clock am. Tn equity. of
redemption and dover interest of the said
Jepsha Fowlkes and his wife Sarah w.
Fowlkes Is expressly waived in said Trust
Deed. The title is believed to be perfect but
1 sell and convey only as trustee.
hi sale is made TO secure the payment of
the note Of Jeptha Fowlkes, described in said
Trust Deed. tor $S3,0l5 90, and dne list May,
1859, and in the hands OF II. S. Smith. unpaid.
JAMES B. REST, Trustee,
(Olerk Circuit Court Mississippi county, Ark
Beecher & Belcher. Attorneys. myls
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WANTS.
FINANCE AND TRADE
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, June 9, lS69.
FINANCE.

Ii is becoming a matter of no little per
pIexity TO find an interesting item in the
local money market. None OF our banks
Will break-Our presidents won't "ds-
fault " worth a cent-cashiers won't alb
scond, and since The i'll success met with
by a gentlemanly side w%hiskered would
he-speculatOr in cotton to get his little
hill discounted at one Of u banks, we
10 not even hear of an attempt 10 defraud
any Of these well TO do and plethoric in
situations where the filthy rags are said
10 exist in ample rolls. Could not some
Thing be done to get mp an excitement?
Would il not DO to have the city put I'M
der martial law and Butler over it as its
military ruler? We think some little stir
would then be seen among the deniZens of
Madison and OF her streets. The fact is
something must be done; if nothing else,
we will get our friend Garth 10 throw one
or two Phillips county Ark levee bonds
upon The market.
In exchange there is nothing to report.
II is some scareer. but rates are the same
rs yesterday.
City, Comfy and Police promises to pay
sre steady.
In Gold transactions are light. An out
slider purchased 5000 during the day at
nm. outside oR,otstion.
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Thursday, Iune 1883,


70 the highest and best bidder. FOR CASH,
in front OF the Waldran Block, No. 80 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn. at 10 O'Clock am, all
the right, title and interest, legal and equita-
BILE, which belonged TO said several bankrupts
at the dates of fling their respective petitions
in bankruptcy, in and TO the following per-
sonal property, to-wit: All the bills OF ex-
change, bonds, promissory notes, securities,
debts. demands, claims, accounts, books OF
account, chooses in action, and all and singu-
lar the personal effects and assets OF said
Also, the Interest of the bankrupts in the
following real estate:
In the matter of ]. II. Abingdon: An undi-
vided half interest in rs acres o. landin Fay
cite county, Tenn, subject to attachment
suit by I. A. Tyler, Admir-, for SSl59 90; one
hfh interest in about %5 acres Of land in
of j. II. Abingdon, deceased; one-fOurth in
terest In the estate Of James BiggS, deceased
notes, accounts, etc, amounting, per sehed-
IL me matter of w. ]. AIkire: 200 acres of
land In Bingham, county, Illinois; n lot In
the town Of Mason in said county, and ~
acres of land in Wayne county, nIinois-all
subject to attachment, levied in 1896 by A,
Shields: Sc acres land in Jefferson county,
Illinois, so acres in Marion county, Illinois,
and l20 acres in Wayne county, minois-sGb-
ject to mortgage to Isaac Scott, also attach
ment by A. Shields; so acres land in Brown
county, nlin9ls, ana 80 acres inmn,aAh ADAMS arna
except for unpaid taxes. u-
In the matter OF J. H. Borum: One. lot in
the town OF Durnam9u1e LauQcfUole county,
Tenn, containing u acre-subject TO ven
doris lien for about $500; one lot containing
hsif an acre, lying south Of and adjoining the
above-belieyed to be unencumbered; and a
half interest in the equity of redemption In
s~torehouse and lot IN Durhamvtlle, formerly
belonrfng to the firm of j.. n. Borum &Co.,
and sold under deed of trust in 1858.
IN the matter Of A. ]. cofiman: so acres OF
land In the 9Th CIVIL District OF Hardin
county. Tenn.-belieyedto be unencumbered.
IN the matter OF W. B. Wiggss 0ne-sixth-
interest in two TRACTS of land, 10 acres each, in
Marion county, Ark; one-fOarth interest in
q Quarter section Of landin Lawrence county,
Ma: onc-third interest in a half section y
landin Prairie comfy Ark.
In the matter Of w. A. Ealey: Tn equity ol
/ recempsion In 4e acres of land in fayetsf
County Tenn, sold under execution by thk
! sheriff Of said county. -
TERMs OF SALE.-Cash on delivery, n Z
deposit CT 10 per cent. required on each lot a
| the time OF sale. n
The schedules and other evidences Of prop
/ erty TO De seen at my office
' myE Assignee,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Science Advances-As soon as an article pm-
porting to be OF utility has been tested, and
its merits Endorsed by public opinion, un-
prlncIpled parties endeayOsto replenish their
depleted purses by cOpnterfeiting, and sub
stituting a spurious for the genuine article.
Sometime since, mercury, in the disguise of
pills, powders, etc, was given for all diseases
OF the stomach and liver, while quinine was
freely administers for the ohills, At lengih
H~OSTETTER'S STOMACH RITTERS made it,
advent, and an entire new system of healing
was inaugurated. The beneficial effects of
his valuable preparation were at once ae-
knowledged, and mineral poisons suffered 10
sink into that Obscurlty TO which ah enlight-
ened age has consigned them. There have
community, which, after trial, have been
found perfectly worthless, while HOSTEL
TIERS has proved a.hlessing to thousands,
who owe to it their reHsfation TO health.
For many years we have watched the steady
progress OF HOSTETTER,S STOMACH BIT
TIERS in public estimation, and its beniheent
effects as a cure for all complaints arising
from the stomach of a morbid nature, and We
are free to say that il can be relied upon as q
certain relief and remedy. It's proprietors
have made the above preparation, after years
of careful study and sitting. and are now
reaping the reward claimed by this valuable
specific, and which they so richly merit. It
is the only preparation of the kind that is re-
liable in all cases, and il therefore demands
the attention of the AFFLICTED.
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MILK OF vloLETs.

NOR identifying and whitening the COM
II plexlon IL Is unequaled, entirely free from
Injurious substances, largely used by the
elite and operate artists OF Europe, and Is
now being introduced for the hrst time In
America with great and hattering success.
Ask for the MILK OF VIOLETS, accept of no
substitute, and wherever introduced twill
be Indispensable TO every lady's omplete
goods dealers. W. BRINCKAH0FF, re-
moved TO l College Place, New York. myl
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TNO satisfy the provisions Of q Trust Deed
il executed 70 me by Chamberlayne Jones,
for cash, at the Auction House OF Royster,
TrezeYant 4 Co., northeast corner of Main
and Jefer son streets, on
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TRADE.

The general markets remain very firm,
and receipts during the day were confined
TO railroad lots. The Robert Burns, over
due from Cincinnati, had not arrived up
TO aiate hour, and no pecket from the
upper Mississippi was expected.
Green APPLEs are in demand by retail
dealers at SO to II per Dbl.
There IS but q Light demand for BEANS,
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The stock market throughout was gen

Forty tons OF currency plates were
melted at the Washington navy yard on
Saturday.
The Philadelphia TaqUtreT announces
the failure Of the Protection Insurance
Company of that city, andelso of the
KensingtOn Insurance Company. The for
mel had little business, and had
the confidence of the public. The ~laiter's
liabilities are large and its assets IN
known. Two other companies, names
not given, are reported to be in a shaky
con2ifinn.
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Thursday, Iuns 10, 1863,

Retwesa me h51rs of u O'Clock am. and 2
o'clock psu tile following Real Estate: Lots
IL and a of-s4 Dunn Tract; Lot II, frontfDg
le3 feet on 0verton Avenue by a0feet on Dudn
ley street; Lot Il, fronting 163 feet on OYerton
Avenue by l94 IL, on Pauline street. Re-
demption waived. VI. j. WICK6,
myU Trustee.
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HAGAN'SMAGNOLIA BALM.-This article
is the True Secreto OF Beauty. Il is what FASH
ionable Ladies', Actresses and Opera Singers
use 20 produce that cultivated distingqe A
pearance so much admired in theC Circles u
Fashion.
1t emo all unsightly Blotches, Redness,
Freckles, Tan, Sunburn and Effects OF Spring
Winds, and gives TO the Complexion a Bloom-
ing Purity of transparentdellcscy and power,
No Lady who values a fine Complexion can
do without the Magnolia Balm. rs cents will
buy II OF any of our respectable dealers.
Lyons Kathairop IS a very delightful Han
Dressing. myli cod
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COTTON.

Cotton was-fuiet at the opening in Liy-
erpool, Cplands ned, Orleans I'D. 1t
was unchanged at noon, and closed quiet
with sales Of 10000 bales, Uplands llAd,
Orleans I2d. shipments from Bombay
since last report 70 the 4th, $4,000 bales.
The New York market opened quiet
but firm, Low Middlings S0c, Middiings
sle. Good Middlings 32lzc. There was no
change until 2 p.m., when the demand
was fair. and al the close prices were
hrmer, Low MiddIngs SO@3OHc, Mid
dlings slG3I1e, Good Middlings s21k@
s2a,c. Sales 10 spinners 273o bales; speen-
lstors 1870 bales. Two hundred bales on
a basis Of Low Middilngs were also sold
for December delivery at 24}1e.
In This market there was less inquiry
and sales were light, but holders are firm,
and in many cases are disposed to keep
what little they have yet on hand to sec
where prices are going to. We repeat our
quotations Of Yesterday, though in many
cases L6Le higher is asked on fine
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Dubuque and Southwestern
Railroad has passed into he IN OF
trustees.
The Union Pacific Company have
! concluded to make Deseret Station the
point CT transfer for the Salt Lake travel
and merchandise.
The Superintendent and Directors OF
the Louisville and Cincinnati Air Line
RAILROAD have formally received IL from
the Company's Chief Engineer, and regu-
lar trains will commence running about
the 18th inst.
Thomas DOrwin, Esq, late Western
passenger agent of the Ohio and Missis-
Sippi Railroad, and also Deputy United
States Marshal for the District OF Kansas,
has been rendered and accepted the posi-
ton of General Western Passenger Agent
of the Missouri Pacific Railroad, with
headquarters at Kansas City.
The Air Line Railroad, from At
Ianta. Ga, to Anderson Courthouse, $. C.,
is now in a fair way of success. Work
upon it is energetically pushed forward,
and the present prospect is that before
winter sets in the cars VIII be running
owe the first twenty miles of the track.
The men who have hold of it are pushing
things with a will, resolved TO complete
their contracts as early as possible.
Superintendent Charles Croker, of
the Omaha Pacific Railroad, telegraphs to
Sacramento that the new time table be-
tween Sacramento and the East carries
passengers 10 Promontory 1890 miles, in
one day fifeen and one-half hours to
Omaha fi7T4 miles, in four days and three
hours; To Chicago t22GS miles, in fiye days
and seven hours: TO St. Louis (2214 miles(
in i've days and five hours, to New York
(Sl67 miles in seven days.
The Pullman dining car "Interna-
tional," passed the sherman" on the
summit Of the Black Hills on the It'll, ac-
companied by two Pullman palace sleep
ing ears, forming part of a through train
to Sacramento. The dining ear seats ae-
commOdate fOrty-eight at the table at
once. In its center is a compact bnt pleas
ant kitchen, with its ice box and proyis-
ions, dinner being served while moving
arross the wilderness.
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PATENTED AUGUST 8, 1866.


MANY thousand of them have been tested
proved a perfect success, as thousands of GER
tfhcates could be produced; but / deem it I'M
necessary, as the Pump will show for itself,
and prove all its qualities on examination.
1t is a Pump which is ultimately destined
to supercede all other Pumps now in use, for
the simple faet-firSt, the cylinder Is made of
solid flint glass, and 1t undoubtedly Will last
one hundred years, and still be good as ever.
second, it will never give any bad taste to
the water, or rust it. Third, 50 viii never
wear ont, so as to put the working part out of
order Fourth, the Piunger working in'glass,
IL will last as long as five in iron or wood.
Fifth, the valves are made of glass, and are so
placed that IL is impossible for them to get
out of order. SIXTH, the conducting pipe is
manufactured of wrought iron, galvanized
inside and out, making IL perfectly free from
rust. Seventh, nc water a n in the pipe to
get warm in summer or freeze in winter, and
IL requires no printing to start 10. Eighth, it
is the best hand fire engine ever invented. II
will force the water from any common well
at the rats OF twenty gallons per minute
Ninth, its whole construction is so simple
and complete that renders IL less liable to get
out of order than any pump yet invented,
and makes IL the cheapest ON the continent.
When all Its qualities are fully understood no
one will be without II. 1t win save its cost in
Insurance and many times save valuable
property.
Having established a factory in the city of
Memphis, Tenn, for the manufactory Ofthese
Pumps, we are now prepared TO furnish, at
wholesale and retail, to all parties engaged, or
wishing 10 engage in the business.
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TRUST SALE.
90 ~no ACRESOF ARRANSASLANDS
Z9,IZO in Mississippi county,
MONDAY. 9Isr JUNE, 1869, AT MEMPHIS
TENNESSEE.

BY virtue OF a decree of the Chaneery side
Of the Circuit Court of Mississippi county, at
the April Term, 1869, in the case of II. s.
Smith VS.. Sarah w. FOwlkeS ct al, 7 was ap-
pointed Trustee in the room and stead OF Do
zier Thornton, deceased, to act under certain
Deed of Trust executed on the 10th day of De
cember, 1853, by Jeptha and Sarah W.
FOwikes, which was recorded in the Regis
ter's office of Mississippi cOunty, Arkansas, in
Record Book No. 4. pages 1872 and 1913 On the I'D
December, lSS, and again recorded 18th Au-
gust, 1867, in Record Book vol. LIST, pages SO,
q and y; now, therefore, by virtue of the pro-
visions of said Deed of Trust and the author
ity given to me to act as Trustee under the
aforesaid Decree of the Chapcery Court OF
MfNSisSfnni cnnnfN L will on
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TRUST SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

HINDER and by virtue of two Deeds Of
Trust executed to me by NJ. o. Hopkins
one on the l2th day Of October, 1886, and re
corded in the Registers Office of Shelby
county, Tenn, Book No. 81, part 1, pages &9-
81, and the Mper on the 18th day OF May,
1865, regiStere@fn the same Office, Book No.
6S. PAGES 2Ol-2G5. | will. ON
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Gold in New York closed at 1880, with
a large short interest outstanding. Ster-
ling Exchange steady at le9l{ for prime
20 day bills.
Tennessee Bonds are declining rapidly.
Governments at the opening were frmer
and active, hut it WIS only a momentary
affair, rs at noon they were dun and
heavy, and closed somewhat hearish. bat
prices were sustained:
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SATURDAY, the 2Sth Day Of Iune, ls6s,

Between the hours OIL am. Il dI2m.o o'clock,
in front of my office, at No. 81 South Court
street, Memphis, Tennessee. offer for sale, at
public auction, and sell to the highest bidder,
for cash. the following described real estate
\ certain lot of land situate, lying and being
in the county of Shelby, state OF Tennessee,
and city of Memphis, being part OF the land
known as the Arsenal Grounds. and desig-
mated upon the plan of Cherry, Caldwell &
Co.'S subdivision Of said tract, made on the
18th day Of January, 1855, by NJ. a. Kerr, Sur
veyor, the western One-half OF lot No. fifteen
ID, fronting on the north side of jefferson
street th1Ity-seYen and one-half $50 feet,
and running back one hundre and forty
eight feet and six inches as It, 6 in, between
parallel lines and at risht angles to Jefferson
street to an alley sixteen and one-haif (l61R)
feet wide. will sell said land at the request
and by the direction of the benefciaries in
said Trust Deeds, to pay the balance due on
the notes mentioned in and secured by said
Trust Deeds.
The equity of redemption is waived in both
deeds, ms the title is believed TO be good, but
I shall sell and cOuve only as Trustee.
mya ]. NJ. GREGORY, Trustee.
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n the ladies' but knew what thousands Of them are
constantly relating to us, we candidly believe
one-half of the weakness, prOstration n
distress experienced by them would vanish.
lanes Marsh, Esq, ES Whist 18th street, y.
v, says, +" he has three children, the first two
are weak and puny, his wife having been an
able 10 to nurse or attend them, but she has
taken PLANTATION BTTTEHs for the last two
years, arid has a child now eighteen months
old which she has nuTsed and reared herself.
and both are hearty, saucy and well. This
article is Invaluable 10 mothers" etc.
Such evidence might be continued for a
volume. The best evidences is TO try them.
They speak for themselves. Persons of sed-
enfary habits troubled with weakness, lassi-
tnde, palpitation of the heart, lack of appe-
lite, distress after eating, torpid liver, consti-
through these Bitters.
MAGNOLIA WATER-|Superior to the best
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD LINE.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express, r. r. time-.-4: 90 am. $50 am.
City ime.....3:4 am.
Night Express, r. r. time.s3sW pm. R:f0 am.
City tfme..2a6 pm. r-.r.
Ticket offices No. 81 1-2 Main street and at
Depot, head Of Main street.
sleeping Car attached TO Night Express
Train, which goes through TO Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
SAW. B. JONES. Cent sup,t.