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FUNERAL OF cOUNCiLMAN OWEN SMITH.

The remains Of Councilman Owen
Smith, whose demise we announced yes
terday morning. took place last evening,
and was one OF the most imposing dis
plays Of the sort ever seen in Memphis.
The line was formed at his residence ct
half-past four O'Clock, and went thence to
st. Patrick's Church, where the Rev.
Father Coop, of st. Girardeau, Mo, pro-
nounced the funeral sermon. His text
was: " Blessed are they that die in the
Lord. Remember, man, that thou art but
dust, and unto dust thou shalt return"
The procession was formed at the church,
as follows: Memphis Band; volunteer
hremen; officers of the city government;
Sodality Band; Hibernian Mutual Relief
Association; citizens generally in carria-
ges. The line was not less b q one mile
In length, and was twenty-five minutes
passing a given point. The line of march
was from the church down Linden to
Main, up Main to Poplar, out Poplar to
the old City Cemetery, whore the body
was deposited in q vault owned By the
deceased. The funeral was under the en-
tire management Of Mr.. Hoist, and was
arranged with great care and attention.
learn that the intention is 10 remove
the body at an early day out TO the Catho-
lie Cemetery.
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wv. u. MitohelTs school, 303 Third st.
Look at Joe W. Sails advertisement
g for sale"
The best bargains in pianos win be
found st % Main street. Call and see.
Cleaning and dyeiBg 10 perfection at
j. A. Holenberg's, 262 Second street.
The Chamber Of Commerce holds an
important session this afternoon at q
O'Clock.
There was not an arrest made in the
First District duung the entire day yes
terday.
Miss T.. Rudisill's school opens on
first Monday in September, at No. 81 Ex-
change street.
"A large stock Of second hand 71oetaVe
pianos for rent or sale, at II. q. HOllen-
berg's, Clay Building.
Six card pictures for City cents. Pho
tograpbS, 81 per dozen, at Armstrong;
Gem Gallery, al Main street.
Parties wanting those fne~lareeRrspes
Oft. s. BarbOur's can get six pounds for
one dollar at Oliver, Finnie q Co.'s.
The rate of board at hFontyale sprines
for the months Of September and October
viii be reduced TO forty-fVe dollars per
month.
II. G. HoTenberg has g fine assort-
msnt Of Chiekering Pianos, the best and
cheapest hrsg-class piano In the world.
Sold on cay terms.
Nose Parrlsh's BoliOdr Bulletin talks
shout " picking 1~GstaTa6Ons'' Ia the lest
issue. We suppose you mean nastur-
tiums, friend Nose don't your
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A CARD FROM DR.. ZOE E. LYNCH.

Ny attention was called to a card in
Sunday mornings APPEAL, signed by a
Mr.. James A. Pate, Yard Master of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, and
others.
take this opportunity Of pronouncing
their statement false. / was WIS called
on, and went without my instruments, as
stated, and OF arriving at the patients
house, made an examination, and told the
father that 1 would charge him fifty dol
lars for performing the necessary opera
ton. He asked me when / would require
the money, and 1 told him after the opera
ton was performed, or a note from the
Superintendent of the railroad, securing
it 20 me. He then told me that he had
plenty of.money in his pocket, that he
supposed the railroad company would
pay, and at the same time requested
some one present to go for his family
physician, DIR. Ramsey, hearing which i
left the house. As for my using any.
harsh, abrupt or Insulting language, to
either father or friends, it is entirely false,
unless he considered 1t was insulting to
try and secure my pay, which Is my in
variable rule, unless 1t be a charity pa
tient, of which i attend as many as any
other physician in the city. j
JOE e. LYNCH. /
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EDUCATIONAL
sT.LoUIs UNIVERSITY

IN he 81. Louis Unfversity VIII open On
naaday, sspfsmbsr 5, 1870.
TEzxz-Board and tuitions Per session o.
ten months, 9B0.
RET' II "a STUNTEBECK, AZ
tvq President
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10 B~rIekIayars.
T,1rY E-SeIxEERs oETTgn

<tTTY ENGINEERS oFFICE s~-~e
" MEMPHIS. fESE-, August u, ls7a.
So Sealed proposals WI be reestved az
Ones until II o'clock m saturday, the 77th
inst, for constructing thrss brick cafverts on
Georgia street, one on Vance street, near n.
and o. R. R, and oBe on Yates avenue. be-
tween washington and Adams streets. For
tnrther Information apply at this ONCE.
au17 ia. HUMPHREYS, City Engineer,
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FOR RENT.

ELOOR-Au the second floor OF No S3
il Main st. lDQutreon the premises, auh
TORE-HOUSE-On Fernando street. near
y Linden, a brick store-house, with fam
fIv residence upstairs; shelving and count.
els ali complete Apply next house, or al 4l4
NeF- street. near Reale- auI7
a SSEMBLY HALL-FOr two years or less.
~ To secure this handsome and spacious
Hall ever &B aud 85 Main street, call on
anil VA. WHEATLEY. Bethel Block.
OFFICES. ROOMS. HOUSES
u VA W~HEATLEY,
auu Agent Z. c. Bethell.
GsTHERRY PLACE" on Rsyburn avenue.
y PaTtee q Harbert. II Union ST. auIl
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOB H7Os

MASONIC DIRECTORY FOB $50 e
LoDGEE. /WN
SouTH MFNPHR.N No. us-meets ID Friday OF
each month-Hau cor. Madison and Second.
", s Matthews, W. NJ Ben PuIien,
Sec.
AEGERoSA. No 6S-meefs LIST Monday in ev-
cry month, at Odd-Felows' Hall, corner
Court and Main. C.M Carroll, W. M JOIN
BeamEh. Secretary.
LEILA SOOrT. No. %s-mests lstFTiday OF each
month-Han conner Madison and Second
r W. Mitchell, Nm; s. sturm, Sec.
DESOTo. No. 29-meets Sd Friday Of each
CONGRATULATIONS Hall. ]. ID. Beard,
". N: r W. Shelton, Sec
KmWuSNTrG, No. S4l-meets 9Th Erida Of
each month-at South Memphis Hall. cor
nEr OF Madison and Second. w. A. Ed
m8nds, W. N; Louis CEspsk1, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH
PEN CHAPTER, No. Z-meets ID Monday OF
Wheeler, NJ. H p: Z. q. Locke. Sec.
MssPH CHAPTEE No. u. D-meeis at odd
Fellows Hail. sd Monday of each month.
Henry J. Lynn, II. (. e p; h c. steever,
Secretary.
Rand EM.
ECREEA COUNCIL. No. 6-meets Sd Monday OF
each mouth-Odd-F Fellows Hall. d. b. Fors-
ter, tn. Ill; NJ. Wiggin, Rec.
TEMPLARs.
CTRESE C-OMMAEDEKY, No, Meets 18th Mon
day OF each month. Geo. MellersA, Com;
r. J. Barchus, Rec
a OF ROSE CRnIN, 18th, No.
J.. Jharles W. Adams, SD, M. W.; d. 7.
TomIinson, &2d. Sec.
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Railroad Time TabIes,
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
CHANGE OF Tune.

MkmfhIb AaD IT'LL hOCh hAlLhOAD.
CHANGE OF Tune.
Throughf from Memphis to Little Rock in IA
hours. On and after Thursday, the 18th day
of August, 1870, until further notice, trains
will run daily as follows:
leave hoReneld 20 an
Leave Brinkley 3:oO pm
Arrive at Hopeneld at.-....--.-.-.-..- 40 pm
Freight train will leave Hopefield Mondays
Wednesdays aud Fridays, at 8 am.
Arrive at HOpefeld Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, alta Pm.
Ferrybo2t will leave the wbarfboat, loot Of
Union street, daily at 90 am.
Baggage checked through TO Little Rock on
ferry boat. B. ID, WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.
3. p. ROBSON, Asst sup't
MEMPHIS CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: LEAVES:
$3.50 pm. l0:45 I'm.
Freight, with coach at
f fsRsa Office, Us Main &. % ed R:R South &c Court aiR
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: LEAVES:
Day Express.......--.-.12:bp pm. 400 am.
Night ExPress---------.- ZOO am. LIS pm.
AccOm-...-.. 6:4O am DID pm.
Railroad time Is minutes faster than city
time. Depot at head of Main street Ticket
office 27h Main ST, one door north JefeTsOn.
MISSISSIPPI AND RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: LEAyEs
New Orleans Mail, daily rs pm. R:6 pm.
Express, daily.--~-.- S:30a-m. ago pm.
Freight, daily exceptSun-
Depot at foot OF Main street. Ticket office,
G7h Main street, one door north of Jefferson.
A. 6. LIVERMORE, Gent Sup't.
THE total mileage of railways in India
is 1919 miles. The passenger receipts of
a - Ill., i 1000 - n n AnN
500. First-class passenger fares were
mostly 2Ad. per mile, second and third
class from I'D. to I'D. per mile. Low
fares prevail over notions of caste, for of
16, 422, 465 passengers conveyed, only 1850
paid first-class fare, and 6l2,0SS second
class, while the third-class fares mum
bered 1851, 700. The merchandise traffic,
inclusive of minerals, 2,5l5, ll9 tons in the
aggregate, yielded eS, 4ls,O lO in the year.
TIE extension Of the Hudson River
railroad, on the north side of the Harlem
river, to connect with the Harlem rail-
road, is rapidly going n. The contracts
its completion by January LIST,
1871, after which Hudson River passen-
gers will be brought to the great Union
passenger station at Forty second street
and Fourth avenue, now building, thus
avoiding the disagreeable portion of the
present journey from the Thirtieth street
and Tenth avenu station. The new road
passes under High bridge and the Central
bridge lat McComb's damp. 1t is
proposed to ave stations at each of the
roads now building, which
viii accommodate travel in the lower por-
lion Of Westchester county.
PROGRESS on the Hoossc tunnel during
July was as follows: East end, 1913 feet;
shaft sunk 80 feet; west end, 81
ieet. The Deerfield river has been very
Try through the month, affording insuf-
icient power for full working of the
Steam compressers, recently
vet at work at the west end, will hereafter
additional power when needed.
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0. 0. p. DIRECTORY.

ODD-FELDows' Hal corner Of Main and
North Court.-Ruth Lodge. No. /, Danghters
OF R-ebekah-meets on the INST and third
Friday nights OF each month, al s O'Clock.
J. ". W~aynesburg, n. q Mrs ]. w.
Waynesburgt Y. O.; Benz. Bingham, Secy.
GAYOsO ENCANPMEET, No. meets on the
nrst and third Thursday nights of each
month, at O'Clock. Alex. Hum, Z. p; j.
L Russell. H P; Thomas Bacon. Scribe.
MENPHu LODGE No. meets every Tuesday
night. al { o'clock s. n Norwood, \. G.;
a. ~. Jones. V. c. J. W. Waynesburg, Rec.
and Fin Sec,y.
CHICEAsAW LODGE. No. S-meets every Mon
day night. al s O'Clock. j. n. Sample, n.
q. Leon Levy, N-G.; Tbos. 8. bingham,
Pee. See
sCHmLER LoDoK, No. l40-meets every
Wednesday night AZ 5 O'Clock H. Harder,
Nd; Pred Kropp, ". O.: Jos. Uhl, Eecly.
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NOTICE.

- Tn stockholders OF The Memphis ana
ST. Louis Transportation COMPANY are re-
qussted TO meet at the Chamber Of cormsress
on TUESDAY, the sd inst. az 10 o'cioek am
Bnsiness Of tmportance wiz come before M
meetins. and 70 isdssired that All Interested
should attend. A. L CUMMINs
aulg Qaa-af.-va, -
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COUNTY wARRANrs-At No. SO Union
Efwaaf Au-t
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STRAYED---STOLEH.

NFARE.-August Is, lS7O, a bay mare, in good
vi order. about AZ hands high, 6 or years
OLD, hin feet white. AIRY one returning her
10 me viii be literally rewarded. W. F.
MAUDING, N avenue, near Elmwood
Cemetery. auiSs
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N. D. L. STEWART.

SOUND ADVICE PROM AN oLD-LINE WING.
Editors Appeal-Traveling as 1 do, ex-
tensively, through the country, / of
course come in contact with quite num-
Der of the people (vOsers6 and am pleased
to find but one feeling animates them,
that Is to have able, good, influential and
popular men nominated for the Legis-
lature from eur county, consequently
they look to the approaching convention
with great interest. This feeling is shared
alike by Wings and Democrats. Just
here let me say to the Radicals or Demo-
Gratis, that their efforts to inveigle the
old-liue Wings to form an Independent
party has fallen ili-born, the trick was
thinner than gossamer, and we Wings saw
it at q glance.
All that is necessary to complete success
and an increased majority at the coming
election, is by ignoring all candidates,
and sending our best linen as delegates
from the primary meetings to the con-
vention; select the very best men from
the abundant material OF good ones at
our command. If u good citizens will
but turn out to those primary meetings,
specially our city Ward meetings, we can
and will have nominated the right men,
otherwise we will have saddled upon us
men whose merit scarcely exceeds their
slight acquaintanceship and exceeding
6bAODkbAs a "a O0A 1AeAEOhS NAAA
do this and teach all inordinately ambi-
tious men that with all their and their
friends efforts, to pack the primary meet
ings, they may consent to remain yet
in obscurity. What we van for
the Legislature are men-not pufs in
mems clothes. True, our majority is
but it may be lost, nay, defeat may
be our bitter lot if we fail to have the
right men Is candidates. AS said In my
communication in your issue Of last
Sunday, signed Y, which you were
to notice with so lattering a
caption, ''let US sacrifice friends and
friendships, everything for success"
Courtesy demands that Upton, having no
representative, shall have the Floater, !
and our county one of the representatives
to which we are entitled. X.
PSI trust shat the fears OF many
expressed to me, that efforts will be made |
to pack the Ward meetings, to secure the
nomination of some pets, will not be
realized, but the people by turning out to
those meetings can choke down all such
efforts.
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Notice to Contractors

GITY ENGINEERs OFFICE
~ MEMPHIS. EESS., August Is, IS70
90 Sealed proposals wilT bereceaxsd at this
once until n O'Clock m. Monday, ne 9Th
inst, for grading Second street, nom Bayou
eayosO to The north line of the city.
aus III HUMPHREYS CITY Ena.nr
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No CURE, No PAYi-If your druggis
says there is any other Chill Remedy as
good az Stones Tonic Syrup, ask him If he
has II. NJ. ROSE, Z
Ua Main street. N. w. cor. Marker.
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TAKEN up

MARE A bay mare, about four years old,
vi fifteen hands high, was taken up ny me,
Wednesday, August Is, $50, al corner OF Kerr
avenue and Horn Lake road. The oWner can
obtain her by proving property, paving
charges, etc. Lau20l LION
NTARE-On Eth August, S miles from Mem
VI phis, fernando road, one bay mare, zen
yesrs old, sway backed
ausO A. 6. BOONE.
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w. Il. WARD's Seminary for Young
Ladies', Nashville, Tenn, the largest
school in the South, and the most thor
ough in the regular course-music, clas-
Eies. French and fine arts-will open its
fail session Thursday, September LIST. For
catalogue, address W. H. WARD,
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HIT = coRwlNE
lob PRINTERS,
u Union 81, Appeal BuI.diue,

q We take pleasure In Stain 10 our ,..
irons thai We have removed our soD prIp.in
Essanlisnmsnt to No. Z Union street. Appsa
hnhding' where We hope . see our cid
toners a. many new onez - s1n exam-
me = work and prices We are now pr
pared to do ALL kinda or PrfntinQ aad ma
ing on the most Esssonabls terms.
Our stoek Of Cards. Rtunsads ana c.n D.,
aera - nnnauInfa
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EOR SALE-Tns three story Fnick-housa
II and lot, No "A Washington Sc seet Tsrms
asy; or VII lease on long time.
Tor SALE or lease on longume, Lot No. 70
Il Beale street, and Lot HosFA Madrsoo al
IT. Lot No. 2 Main street.
EOR SALE-Ssventy-tb rec acres Of 6ne cot
il ton and within IA miles OF SsnafoSia-
Mississippi
Inquire At No. SO Main street, between ths
hours Of I'm and bpm su4
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FALL style silk dress hats at Wheaton
q Oo.'s, sign of the tiger. RI
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JUST recsfved on consignment, and for
sale cheap TO the trade, 100 barrels Chess
ter Drips; 100 barrels Woods, Weeks q
Co.. Golden Syrup.
ESTES, MILLER & 90.
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Notice to Property ansrs.
CITY ENaINEERs oFFfrE

HTTY E~NGNEERs OFFICE
" MEHPHIs. Tenn, August IS. E71i
Gayoso to the north line Of the city. lzas BEEN
established. and q profile showing ne same
has been He'd IN the Mayor 8 ONCE. All per-
sons interested are harsby nottdsd to- exam
Inc the same. q present any abfacttons
they may lave thereto, within thrift daYs-
to the General Council
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SPECIAL PRzkuuM.-The Grover Il
Baker Sewing Machine Company offer .
special premium Of afty dollars $50 for
the best specimen Of wcrk made on ths
Grover d Baker sewing machine, which
Fair, commencing ON the 10th of October.
They also offer an additional premium
OF twsnty-fve dollars (S25) for the best
specimen Of embroidery, executed on the
same machine.
Employees Of the company will not
compete for these premiums.
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Capt. Geo. B. Lee came through from
Little Rock last night on schedule time,
furnishing rs the Gdzetfe of yesterday
morning.
Gen. John O. Vaughn, once sheriff of
Monroe county and in iS60-l, we believe,
8 member of the State Legislature, the
man who spilled the first blood in the
late war by breaking a bottle over the
head ofone who interrupted Mr.. Davis in
a speech he was making in 1861 in the
Crutehield House in Chattanooga-this
same Vaughn, who led a terrible brigade
and was the bravest of the brave, is now
the editor of the Enterprise published at
Maryvfle, East Tennessee. We wish
him and his newspaper boundless pros
perity.
John NJ. Langston. who speaks tonight
at Avery Chapel, is not an insane Radical
as we are advised He is thoroughly edu-
Gated, and . most eloquent speaker and
vigorous thinker.
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HAMPERS MoNFHBT, improved style,
with leaves neatly cut, for sale ct Joe
LOcke'E, 1854 Main street,
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CLOTHES WRTNoEks.-The cheapest and
best clothes wringers in the city can be
found at Wilde, Collins q Co.'S
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WAKTS

HFLP, ETC.-Planters, hotel keepers, pTi-
vale families OF railroad cont actors IN
want OF help, male or female, or mechahlSs
on Iaborers or help of any kind. would do
well 10 csll at the only IntelliEenceQ a1ce ana
Labor Agency Of NM-bAhDlH
au22 MOI % 5ehefsoh slIeet.
rCHOOI.-A Southern gentleman, who can
- teach the Ancient and Modern b~ahguages'
Jesirsg a sifnaffon as Teacher. Has much eX-
Dsriance. Rest references given. Address
CHARLES q. FINCH,
ann dSw Estin Springs. Tenn.
nARTNER In a gCSd Paying established
business: more capital needed; name
time and place for Interview. Address b ".
q, P~osUofnce- snN
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LEMON SUaAR.-100 cases of lemon
sugar, or portable Lemonade, just re-
cefved BY Wilde, Collins q Co, i04 Main
street. To be closed out at manufacturers
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TRAVELLING Hats and Caps at
LEIDY & CO., Hatters.
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SouEhsrn SehsoI d NaW York.

NkR2 EDWARD a WHITES English and
vi French Boarding School for Young Ia
dies y SO West Forty-seoond street, oppo-
Rie Reservoir Park. auA cod
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HFFR q CoRwINR, proprietors of the
Job Printing establishment in the Ar
PEAL Building, IL Union street are
nov prepared to execute orders o Job
PriutfnR on the shortest notice. TIL pa
irons OF the APPKAL will bear thus in
mind and act accordingly.
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GAMMA, a new fall style hat, at
Wheaton's.
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THE nswIfaIl style Derby hat, at Whea-
tonta. ~ ret -
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LOCAL e w

Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
MEMPHIS PosToFFICE. Once hours
from s an. toe pm. Sundays from 8 TO
~ am.
CLOSES. AREIYEs
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JOE LOCKS has the largest assortmen
of dailes on bis counter at 1854 Matt
street.
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FOR SALE.

COUNTY wARRANTs-At No. sc Union
u street eu-l
MULES six hne drsy mules for sale at the
vi Overton stables.
au24 IL hbN AhbN.
nOCKAWAY-A fine ~second-hand hocka-
IL way for sale cheap, at MAOhEh w.
81 Poplar street. 1
ENGINF AND BOILER-A stationary en-
4, EFne and boiler, capacity l0-hoIse power,
in good running order, Apply AZ 1AfE
SAINTS Planning Mill, S6l Second ST suIO
q PRUCE BEER MANUFACTORY.-Salls &
- Co.'s Spruce Beer Mandatory. corner
Tbird and NIL streets (entire business and
good win: established in this city May, lSo4.
aul0 JOE frOpIleUoL.
4 ANn-Six Hundred and Forty Acres OF
Il Lands miles above Memphis, ~ miles
above Mound City, Ark: one hundred ana
furtv ares IN cultivation, well fenced; n
good new gin and press; good welling-hOuse
and o~ut-houses; hne young orchard o. very
choice fruit of one hundred and twenty-five
trees: one huPdred and sixty acres rontlng
on the river, well timbered; a chance 1oF
some man in the wood trade; a large STOCK
Of cattle, mules horses, hogs ana farming
utensils. ! viii sell q part or the whole 70
suit the purchaser. For particulars inquire
OF James g. Berry, of Mound City. Ark or
on premises, or FARRISGrON &
of Memphis. There Is s good growing crop
on the premises. aus
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RoLL0WaY'S VERMlFueE C0RFEcTI0NS
No orsi No nugi Hs.tsa,, 4sa.r os.,u,ea,

No owsl No Pavl HIeatez's 4sar ohstnseas
MILL positively cure letter, Erysipelas
W Salt Rheum, BARRIERS Itch, Pimples,
Blotehes ana al forms OF skin Disease also
Sore Eyes and Bye Lids, Discharges from the
Ear, and Old Sores. no matter OF how long
standing, Or he money returned By the pro-
JOHNSTON. HoLLowAY&eowDEx,
soad 50 cents per box By all draggisss. ssat
cbaszspAoa Fbsatirslv o~sdLUDaom,s H..h
Med Care
MILL cure Bronchitis, CONSERVATION. an
v Lung Diseases and Splitting OF Hood.
and strengthen M build up the SYSTEM 10
its healthy eondition. Thfs haa BEEN tested
BY Prof. Trosseau in Two Thorsand cases in
the hospitals OF Paris, in which IL eured
every case, NJ In this country Nv ths
approbarfon of the physician many hoDeless
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