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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-08
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers 10 real
estate for the week ending yesterday
K NJ Scott to Geo w McAIillem, r..
land in Coffee County, 5 $50 90
WIS Whiteman to VIM d Tai.
bot, lot on Public Square, city $3.50 90
James NJ Simpkins to w Il
Hyde, land in 25th district, $500 90
WR Hyde to james NJ Simp-
kins, land in 18th district, $500 90
Spruel. lot in Ovens plan, 200 90
? l. Nichoi, clerk, and F A lr-
win, administrator, TO j Geo
Harris, As feet ground on
Spruce street, $500 90
John l. Bateman and wife to G
trict, 1000 90
E s Falkinburg to Cumberland
Lumber and Manufacturing
Co, saw and grist mill in Rus
sell Co, Ky,
NJ Howell, G and NJ, to Andw
Fuller, lot in Edgefeld, $50 90
Elizabeth Etherly to Sarah A
Oven, land in Oath district, 800 90
M b Howell, G and NJ, to ID II
G Spence and Vincent Mar
maduke, lot in Bedford co, l66 &c
Henry NJ Hays 10 John Gil
more, lot in West Nashville, 6l2 so
Rachael d Foote and Neil S
Brown, trustee to James Hays,
lot in Boyd Home tract, 400 w
| Cynthis II Brown to LeOnora nj
Davis, land in White County, 1868 30
NJ B Kocsis and A Kocsis TO
non pike, 246 90
l M B Kocsis and A Kocsis to Jas
H Brantley, lot on Granny
white Pike, - l54 OG
IN B Kocsis and A Kocsis to
Stanhope Boddic, lot on Leb-
anon pike, 246 W
Currin Smith to Thor Bateman,
land in county, rs on
Daniel w Nye ON Ct Nye, land
in Sumner County, 800 on
NJ 3 Howell and s Schaurer
to Sarah J Barner, lot in
Edgsfeld, 1000 0,
NJ B Howell, c and NJ, and
| Andrew jackson to d w Pea
| body, lot in McGavOck's adj
| dition, 175 o.
in Edge6eId, 1850 o.
John Ramsgs, trustee, to Aileen
| . Mccall, deed of gift to lot
in city.
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NhirIKinai.

This noted old hero of the turf, the
propertyof Tom Treanor, will be exhib-
tied at the course to-day. There are nu'
merous turfmen here from distance who
will be glad to get glimpse of this cele
brated racer of the olden time.
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CONNECTICUT.

Fifteenth Amendment Ratified.
HARTFORD, Conn May The Senate
ratified the fifteenth amendment To- day by
vote Of twelve Republicans TO i've Demo-
Gratis. Two Republicans and two Demo-
Gratis were absent. Both houses, after the
snnouncem, nj ofthe committees, adjourned
for the week.
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New Bank

The Murfreesboro NeSs learns that the
first installment Of $4,000 in bonds has
been forwarded to Washington by the
First National Bank of that town, and that
they will commence operations Monday.
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Fine Marketing.

We are glad to see our friend Archy
Clark with his stall in the market so well
filled with all the choice and finest vege
tables of the season, with beautiful and
rare flowers in rich profession. Let every
body give him calls.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-08

The engine and hose carriage purchased
of Broad Street Fire Company No. 2, was
shipped yesterday to Russellville. The
magnificent silver mounted carriage looked
just as well as when it was first brought to
this oifv
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Forfeited her Rond.

Jessie Ashton, arrested for disturbing
the peace, and using provoking language,
was called in the Police Court yesterday,
but not making her appearance, a for
fsiture was taken on her bond.
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Notorious I.ewd Character.

Sarah Carter was yesterday committed
to the Workhouse for three days on the
charge of being vagrant and notorious
lewd character.
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Important snIls DecIdesl,

To the Circuit Court for Bedford County
this week, w. s. Jet, for the use of A,
l.. Stamps, recovered Judgment sgainst
Col. w. s. McLsmore and other for 81 :
400. This was a suit foi cotton burn
during the war. ..... ...
w. j. Shofner recovered judgmen
against A. L. Lands for $S5, for forsg'
taken by the defendant during the war Al
Confederate quartermaster.
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TresDassIng,

Elijah Donaldson was yesterday fined
So for trespassing, in using hydrant water
against the consent of the owner Of the
property.
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The Winchester Home JesHnal reports
that there is regular system of burglary
Carried on in that town.
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Judging the coming season by the past,
the cotton crop of Mississippi will be
worth nearly forty millions of dollars.
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We we're pleased 10 meet and greet Col.
james D Porter, Jr, Of Paris, in the city
yesterday.
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The Robertson Association Concert.
The concert given at Masonic Hall lsst
evening for the benefit of the Robert
son Association Was In every respect
decided SUCCESS. Ii was hardly TO be
| expected after the round Of concerts our
city has lately been favored with to find so
full and select an audience as we had the
pleasure TO see assembled. To give q
detailed description of the concert in all
its phases would occupy more space than
at this late hour we can spare. We can not,
however, refrain from expressing urgrali-
ficstiOn at the general result, and hope it
was as profitable to the managers as it was
agreeable to us. .+-
who's at my window" rendered by
one of Edgefeld's fairest daughters, was
received by tie audience with much ap-
plause in the Let part. The finale of which
was the quartette from Marths, that was
unexGeptiOnabIe.
The rich soft tones of Mrs D. Roode
York, centrasted with the warbIing Of our
sOngstress, Miss s., produced delightful
sensations.
I'M the instrumental parts, Professor
Heineberg on the piano, played eappricio
from MendelssOhn in the Let part, and in
the second, a composition Of his own, a
Nocturne and march, which ELECTED the
rapturous applause Of all accomplished
pianists present. zone 7.
Professor Lilly's eornet solos in the ID
part, were admirably given.
Our old friend II. l.. Atkinson, as we'll
as the inimitable Vanpel, filled the Hail
TO overlooking with their glorious voices
and the applause that followed their re-
spective solos. l. "a. -.....
The English Glee Club" composed Of
Messrs. Lowry, Jackson, Fuller and Over
ton opened the first part snd closed the
second in such harmonious strains, that we
must say we hope to hear the blending oil
their sweet strains again.
We have noticed nearly all the partici.
pants in this delightful entertainment, but
have left out the leading spirit, Mrs. At.
kinson, one of our most accomplished mu-
sicians, who seemed 20 have the direction
of the whole, and we have no doubt thai
much of the success must be attributed Ia
the superior manner in which she accom-
panied the singers
This notice would be incomplete with.
out suggesting that our friend Mcclure
forte seems to be in the piano movement
This concert winds up the late course OF
lectures given by the Robertson AssOcia-
lion, for this season, and were it not for the
number Of concerts on the tapis, we would
wish to have it repeated. ...... .
| We trust the course will be found sue
cessfUl in financial way, as the proceeds
are intended for 80 meritorious an object,
and when winter comes again, We will look
/ forward with pleas,lre to The next cOnrse
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me ssue,nnpnat, railroad Project.

The Cincinnati Railroad Project.
The city Of Cincinnati has been granted
authority by The Legislature Of Ohio TO
subscribe ten millions, 10 aid in the con-
struclion Of a railroad southEardly from
thai city, 10 connectwith the great railroad
ramiiications Of this and other Southern
States. Delegations from Knoxville and
Chattanooga are there at present, with the
view of urging the location Of the road on
routes respectively favored by each, Three
years since, commission from this city
presented TO The citizens Of Cincinnati an
array of statements on this question, which
were sufficient 10 convince them that
Nashville was the proper point at which
to make the proposed connection. At that
time, however, the public sentiment of that
city was not matured to a full appre-
ciation Of the necessity Of direct South
ern line. But ths argument in favor of
the route then suggested is stronger now
than then. The discussion Of the question
demonstrated the superiority inedvantsges
over both Knoxville and Chattanooga. 1t
embraced the feasibility of the project;
facility in construction of the road the
greater prOductiveness of the region it
would traverse and the more extensive
and valuable connections il would
afford. The present advanced stage of
completion OF the Central Alabama
road starting at the terminus Of the
Nashville and Decatur road, enhances the
force of the last consideration. From this
point, Cincinnati can reach Charleston and
Savannah with almost if not quite the
readiness she could through Knoxville or
Chattanooga. She can reach Mobile, New
Orleans and Memphis, and the great cot
ton region much more easily. She would
pass over a richer country, and tap through
here vastly richer one than she can find
by any other route. 1aaagr i-l-'EJ
Before the determination Of this import
ant question, Nashville and Cincinnati
should confer again, and We suggest that
cur leading citizens take early steps for
that purpose.
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1000 90
Marriage Licenses.

The following licenses we're issued for
the week ending yesterday, the 7th;
VIM T Monroe and Mary Z Weiden'
hacker.
Elijah o Nicholson and Blanche +
Knight. -,
james Duffle and Dicey NJ Wheeler.
Isaac Douglass and Rebecca Edwards.
VIM G Kinney and Mary @ Troy.
JR Bryan and Anna TRULY.
Joba McFadden and Ellen Sullivan.
Louis Schuenemann and Emma Vsupel
Silas L Mays and Elizabeth Hows.
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Enos Hopkins Postmaster.

Mai. Enos Hopkins has received tele-
graphic dispatch from W. F. PrOsser, in
forming him that he has received the
appointment of Postmaster at this place.
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Time: 1:524-1:534.


The sport to-day commences with a
VeIocipede race, Association purse of 800,
single dash of mile. We understand
there are large number of entries, but
the favorite has not yet been named.
TIE second race is the Cumberland Stake
No. 2, for three-year olds, two mile heats,
with the following entries:
/. w. K. Thomas enters b Louisville
by Lexington, dam by Boston.
2. K. s. Patterson enters Oh Signal
Light by Bill Cheatham, dam Vesper
Light by Childe Harold,
3. Cheatham & Woods enter b Mamie
Douglass by Rogers, dam by Wagner, l
4. A. Bnford enters &C Versailles by
Vandal, dam by Margrave.
5. Richards & KilgOur enter ch by
Mickey Free, dam Blonde by Glencoe, 2
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/ Somebody has again started the report
that Gen. Grant INDUCES in the flowing
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az TELE G RAP H
muDNranT DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK.

Nrw YonK, September IL. = The
French corvette Metrels arrived this
morning at quarantine from Port-au-
Prince. She reports ten deaths from
yellow fever since the last of June. The
last death from that disease was on the
9Th of September. She has one man SICK
at present. j.,
Frederick X. Brunsick fatally stabbed
his two sons, John and Frederick, last
night in the town of Union, New Jersey,
during a family fight. He was arrested
and attempted to cut his own throat, but
failed.
Secretary Boutwell, was engaged this
morning with Collector Grlnnell, and
others called to pay their respects. The
audience with the merchants did not
take place, as Mr.. Boutwell, was obliged
to leave for Washington. There is ru-
NOR, believed to be founded on fact, that
the force In. the custon-house will be re-
duced, and the books Of the various de-
psrlments will be examined, with view
to detee, all frauds. This created con
3 siderable excitement among the at
tachees to-day.
Hon. Fred. A. Talmage, ex member
Of Congress from this city, died a
Litcb6eld, Connecticut, this morning.
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MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, September IA Denver
dispatch Gays that further election re-
turns confirm yesterdays report Of a Re-
publican majority. Where the Demo-
Gratis made party nomination they have
been generally defeated. The Legisla-
ture will have full Republican msjorisy-
A Telegram from Puebla, says: wild
Bill" noted character, who has figured
az the hero Of several sketches CT " Life
on the Border" got into difficulty on
election day, aud while being taken ts
Colorado CRY jail, was fred upon from
the brush aud killed.
Alta meeting Of the National Capitol
Executive Committee to-day, call for a
convention 10 be held here on the 10Th OF
October was decided on, and will be pub
lished in the prominent papers of the
country. The call, after stating that the
Governors Of all the States are invited to
attend the convention, says: In case
the Governors Of any Of the States refuse
20 appoint delegates to the convention,
that delegates selected by Congressman
of any Congressional district will be re
ceived as delegates duly accredited, ant
admitted to seats in the convention"
meeting Of the depositors Of Ii
Benvist 4 Co, who recently failed, al
exhibit was presented, which showed The
assets Of the bank to be s74 600, and La
h;l;t;es sI90 600.
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screw capsfor fruit jars, Judge Fisher, OF
the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, has rendered q decision award
ing the patent to Romley. 1t is held that
if Mason invented the article his delay OF
a year before applying for q patent works
a forfeiture of his right.
The amount Of available coin in the
United States treasury is $l09, 1892. 1853 40,
including. 1921 1856, GAO in gold certificates
outstanding on the l4th instant.
The Commercial National Bank, OF
Cincinnati, has withdrawn the bonds de-
posited to secure its circulation, and sub
stituted legal tender notes, under the
provisions of the forty-second section Of
the legal currency act.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, September 1.-THE Star, the
Radical organ, states that the difficulty
between the United States and Spain on
the Cuban question is in a fair way for
settlement The rumor of proclama-
ton guaranteeing religious liberty and
freedom of opinion, shortly to be issued,
isa better omen; but if the report of the
military government in Cuba is true, the
concession must be prefaced by one more
essential, viz: that the Cubans be per
mit.ed to live and enjoy them.
Advices have been received of the total
wreck of The Indian mail steamer Cora
malta, off the Island of Sheddem, in the
Red sea. All the passengers and crew
succeeded in reaching the shore in
safety, but the mails and cargo were lost.
The steamer had a large amount of
specie on board for this city, which was
lost
The morning Herald, of to-day, has
an article onsthe news in regard to the
recent discovery of the remains of the
Franklin expedition. The article de-
clares that the data on which to accept
the documents as genuine are too slender,
and unless the facts are corroborated in
manner difficult to anticipate, we
fancy skepticism is misplaced.
A rumor is current this evening that
Napoleon, on account of the precarious
state of his health, will shortly abdicate
in favor of his son, but will retain the
presidency of the council.
Princes Gortschakoff still remains in
this city.
The remains of Lady Palmerston were
inferred at Westminster to-day.
The rain for the past few days has at
length stopped, and week of dry weather
is necessary to secure the crop in good
order.
Later dispatches from Alexandria re-
ceived here, relative to the loss of the
Comatie, state that five passengers, fif-
teen of the crew and eighteen sailors are
missing, and it is supposed that they
we're drowned.
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ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, September 1.-THE body OF D.
Hellman, of Tennessee, was found in the
river to-day with his throat cut. He was
last seen alive on Sunday night, and
complained of being sick. 1t is thought
tina; be committed suicide, as his body
bore no evidence of being robbed.
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REGULATOR.

on tbe sfin. impurity Of the blood. mslsnehOIT
ar denression III spirits. heartburn. collie q
pains In the bowels. pain in the head. fever and
aeue, dropsy, boils. pain in back and limbs
asthma, erysipelas. female affections, ana
bilious diseases generally. -.
prepared Gully By J. II. ZRILIN 4 Cos
DrurFists. Macon, ia Price. 81 by mail u =
Hundreds Of hiEhly respectable persons ca
fully attest 20 the virtues Of this valuable net
icine.A and 10 whom We can easily reierl " 100
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WASHINGTON.

wAsHNGroS, September lin the
interference case Of Mason vs.. Romley.
assignee, relating TO the manufacture Of
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regularly and pcrsistent|y
II Is sure 10 cure dyspep-
sia. headache, jaundicc.
costiveneas. rick head
ache. chronic diarrh0a,
affections Of the bladder.
camp dysentcry Affection
Of the kidneys, fever. ner-
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SIS. Gold Watches. 500.
0ROIDE GOLD WATCHES,

MANUFACTURER BY THE OROIDE
MI WATCH COMPANY, are all OF best
make, Hunting Cases, warranted met 70 tar
arc fauaI 10 the Rest Gold watches in
make and finish with the best Full Jewelsa
Detached and Patent Levers. Extra Fine Cases
fGents' and Ladies' Hize) $lb each.
The Double Extra Refined. Solid
Orofde Gold. A No. 4, fuIl Jeweied
Levers. mt $40 each.
sent by Express anywhere within the
United States, ut regular Wholesale
prices, payable on delivery. NO money
IL required In advance, only satisfactory
assurance that the orderis made in COED fsith.
Any Package may be opened ana Ex'
aminea before paid for, by paying the TX
press charges only.
Persons cnn order by mall with safety,
by sending money in advance. in n Registered
letter, and the goods will be sent as Regis
tered Package. prepaid. at our risk.
An Agent sending Tor six watches, VIII re-
ceive an extra watch iree-making seven 80
watches for 500. or seven $50 watches for STU.
Also Elegant Oroide Gold Chains Of
latest and most costly STYLES. for Ladies' and
Gentlemen'p wear, from 10 20 40 inches long,
AZ prices Of 81, 81, SO and IS each sent with
watch, at lowest wholesale prices,
(lur Watches arc all male Of the Genuine
seIId Oroide Gold, Refined, are all per-
| fecily regulated and adjusted. and Guaran-
| teed by tbe Company - keep correct time
| and wear end not tarnifh. btgte the kind.
size and price Of watch required, and order
'A'' THE OROIDE WATCH CO..
| 14l.t I4s Fulton 81. New York.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
Arr,yal and Departure Of Trains.



MISSISSIPPI AND rEsvEssKE nArLRoAD.
New Orleans mail (aaily's:., pm. l 1s Ann m
E Era9isSt texcept Sunday 2:s5 pm, 4:55 am
Mail train makes dircct connection Tor new
Orleans and all points South.
Expregs train makes direct connection ior
CoffeevilIe. Water. Valley, oxford, HOLY
Springs. and all points North OF drenada On
Mississippi Central railroad. A..
'Ticket office, 2S7% Main street, and at the
aepot. Omnibuses will cal! for passengers ana
oh eek baggage IN any part Of the city py i'a'-
ing orderS a A. s 8. 1IVERMOIE. Gen. Supr.
vxvrHIs AND oHARLxsroS RAILRoAp;
rhrongh mail, daiiy.........-. 22O Pm. lzSo r'h'
Through express, daiiytdoes
not arriveSunday or leave, n m :. I'm ~
Saturday. io'oo rsh' AIS"
Jnnciion and Somervifle c.o
ac.. save Sunday-........... sly AZ. .:V H., f
Ra;lroad time fifteen minutes faster tnan
c'e 9s d, No. 27s Main street, and at Depot,
o'"''' A. A. BARNES. e. L. A.
n,vrv Urours Passenger Agent.
x,y,uIs AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD,
xnress..,................12:25 Pm. 4:W'A.hs
n nssht Exprcss .........-.. Gl5 AN. 2d3 r;s.
n nnsns,.sr Accommodation. 9:l5 5:O0
Railroad time is p minutes faster .nsn G n
tune. Ticket othce, 70: ]o'7s lam 's'''''
pot. head of Main streets s. B. JONES. supt.
CELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
yvvpHrs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
wrar- Leave Hopeheld at 300 pm.
arrive nj Forest City at pm;
o, n,r EasT-Leave Forest City at a.m.'
arrive at popeaold a. y's sva ac,m Ferry
Irmns ,eI issves foot of Union street at $50
pm, city time. N ~ WILLIAMS.
General Agent and superintendent
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j A II "A M A N = i !
WHAT Is 1t? Where Is 1t?

CPALDING'S JATAMANsI HAIR RE-
y generator is sure cure for badness, and
color: prevents the hair from falling of,
and removes dandruf; is speedy and
effectual cure for nervous headache. s. Spal-
ding u Co. Projectors. Evansville Chemical
sg WATSON. sMELsER Il CO., sls Main
street. General Agents for Memphis. 1894
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RUSsELL's TONIC BITTERs

WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
Liver Complaint, Jaundfce, Dyspep'
STA, Chronic or Nervous Debility,
Chronic Dfarrhea, Disease of the
Kidneys, and all Diseases arising
from DfsOrdered Liver, Stomach
or Intesfines;
Such as Constination, Flatulence, Inward
Piles, Fulness Of Blood to the Head, Acidity of
the stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach. Sour
Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hur-
ried or Difficult Breathing. Fluttering at the
Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations
when 10 Lying Posture. Dimness of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency of PRESENTATION, Yellowness
Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back.
Chest, Limbs, etc., Sudden Flashes Of Heat,
Burning of the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of
Evil. and Great Depression Of Spirits.
They are entirely Vegetable and Free
from Alcoholic StimuIant and
all Injurious Ingredients,
And are pleasant in taste and smell, and mild
in their operation. and will remove impurities
from the body, and give health and vigor to the
frame. :,
Sold by all druggists and dealers in family
medicines. Prepared at No. AZ North Court
street, Memphis, Tennessee.
ND Liberal discount to the trade,
j. B. RUSSELL, Md,
1888 Proprietor.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Company.
hite IRfver Line.

TvIE FOLLOWIIgG EfEGANT .PASSEN-
Il ger packets will leav 10 Memphis every
Thursday and Saturday at 5o'clock Pm;
THURSDAYS.
w. A. CALDWELL, lHaines. M nster.
SATURDAYS.
Making close connections at Duvaps Bluff WIN
the railroad for Little Rock. and at Jackseu~
port with the steamer M0LLIE GkAIZ. 1or
all points on upper WI lite and Bla ok rivers !.
The above Company has now in course OF
construction a magnifi cent side W heel steamer
for this trade. which will be completed on or
about the LIST of October. when sac will DC put
taking Thursdav. JOHN D. ADAMS.
T. A. KENDIG. Agent. President;
304 Front ST TMost Block. vi
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pr. SIMMONS
Liver Regulator,

A preparation Of roots and herbs. warranted 70
ia strictly vegetable. and can do no injury u
any one. Ii has been used by hundreds. and
known for the last thirty-6ve years as one Of
the most reliable. eficacious and harmless prep