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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

PnosrECTINa.-A committee Of the
Lady Managers OF the Children's Homo
were examining several pieces of pro-
perty on Hampdcn street, yesterday after
noon, with tho view Of making q sclec-
ton for tho institution under their care,
They will continue their Investigations
and come to conclusion in short time
rs they will have to give possession Of tho
building they now occupy on the list
April.
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Rms :BRoKEN.-A telegram was re-
ccivcd in the city, Wednesday night stat.
ing that General G. W. Brown, of Graf
ton, had slipped on the ice while passing
along sidewalk in that place in the
evening, and, falling down, had broken
several of his ribs. Mrs. B. who was hero
on visit to relatives and friends, went oul
on the 1895 train tho same night
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POLICE CoURT.-Wc have noticed the
postponcmcnt of tho trial OF Andrew
Holmes, Martin Frlcry and Pat Cahill, in
tho police court Wednesday morning. Tho
cases wore to be heard at yesterdays ses'
sion Of that tribunal, but it was stated
that tho child Of tho prosecuting witness
was very i'll and no could not be present
Under tho circumstances, a second con-
tinuancc was granted until this morning
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A CoLD BATM-Hon. Geo. A. Pearrc,
Of Cumberland, was experimenting the
cutting of for his ice house, in the Pc.
tomac, last Monday, when by misstep
he fell into hole from which tho ice lad
been taken ind disappeared beneath the
icy waters. The Judge came up at the
right place, however, and was rescued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

\ Browns Bronchial Trochcs, for Pull
monary and Asthmatic Disorders, have
proved their efficacy by test Of many
years, and have received testimonials
from eminent men who have used them.
Those who arc suffering from Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, &C.,
should try "Ih0 TF0cheS," simple remedy
which is In almost every case effcctual.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

PREsENTs.- There is no more desirable
present than suit of clothes such US is
gotten up in the latest style by ]. T.
Lakin & Co., No. 81 Monroe street. Call
and cxaminc their stock as they take
pleasure in showing goods. Remember
tho place is Monroe street, three doors
south ofMarket,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

ILL.-Wc regret 10 hear that Maj.
T. Singleton, Assessor Of Internal Rcvc-
nue. in this district, is quito i'll ut his resi-
dcncc on Main street, North Wheeling.
He has not been able to attend TO the du.
tics Of his office for several days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

Who SHOULD HEAR PRoF. R1DD's LEc-
rUREs 3-Lawycrs, minister's, teachers,
students and others interested in educa'
tional progress, their own personal i'm
provcment, should attend tho series
Of lessons given by Prof. Kidd at the
Female College,
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Thy a glass Of Hot Soda at John Lists

PnoTo.C RAYoN.-The liberal manner
in which tho citizens Of Wheeling greeted
our introduction Of Rembrandt photo
graphs, has induced us to bring out the
new Photo Crayon. All We ask for this
picture is m examination. On its merits
and tho good tastc OF the public VIC base
our hopes Of success.
Call and see specimens ut the Partridge
Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

CLosED.-During Wednesday night
the ice gorged somewhere below this
city; consequently everything was quiet
in river circles, yesterday. Persons were
crossing on the ice yesterday morning,
Just below the southern point Of the Is.
1on1
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ELocUTIoN.-A course Of Lectures on
Elocution will be given by Prof. Robert
Kidd, ut tho Female College during the
coming week. Two Lectures will be
given daily-one being at night The
first lecture will be given on Monday af-
ternoon, Mt 2 o'clock.
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pnorO orayOns, at Brown & Higgins

TRIPLE PLATE.-Thc triple plated ware
sold by Oxtoby & Duflield, 1O4 Market
street, below Mcclure House, bears their
llrm'namc, and is guaranteed to wear for
fifteen or twenty years. It is almost
equal to solid silver. Call and see fine
stock Of triple plated and solid silver
ware, watches, clocks, icwelry, spcctaclcs,
&c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

YOUNG MEN by all means should attend
tho Lectures on Elocution by Prot. Kidd,
at the Female College These lectures
will not only be source Of pleasure but
Of profit and usefulness. Good readers
and speakers command apremium every
where.
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To THE YouNo LADIES' What is more
desirable ina young lady's education than
to DO first rate reader! To improve
your reading you should attend Prot.
Kidd's course Of Instruction in Elocution.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court met ut
the usual hour yesterday morning, ana
afterrcmaining in session short time adj
iourncd until 10 o'clock this morfIing.
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GneQttelti1q
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1870.


For Rent-Housc in Market street.
Etna Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
New Meat Store.
China, White and Gold Band.
Great Sacrifice in Boots and Shoes.
Legal Notices.
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ONE hundred md twenty-five pairs Misses
Turkey Morocco and Goat Balmoral
Shoes, best Philadelphia make, at $500.
Every pair warranted, at L. v. BlVuI'S,
107 Main 81.
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BOARD OF EDUcArIoN.-Th new Board
OF Education will hold its first meeting
next Monday evening. We presume
nothing will be done but organize.
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SEA Moss FARrNE FROM pure Irist
Moss, for Blanc Mango, Pdddings, Gus
tards, Creams, &C., &c. The cheapest
hcalthicst and most delicious food In the
world. tlr dec24eod&w
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CARDS Of invitation to public recsn,
ton to BIO given Prof Kidd tomorrow
evening ut the Female College, have been
issued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

JUsr received another lot Of those fine
bottom Broadway Walking Boots, at
L. V. Bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

MUNICIPAL CouRr.- Nothing was done
in this court yesterday. One of tho coun
sci in the case set for trial, was sick
consequently the cause had to be con
tinucd. Saturday was fixed for its hear
ing.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

LADIES White, Kid and Turkey Mo;
rocco Broadway Walking Slippers, just
received atL v. Blonds.
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sozopoET.-All dcntriaces had their draw.
backs, until tho salubrlOus Bark Of tho Soap
Tree was brought nom tho Gillian valleys, 70
perfect tho fragrant sOzOdont the most whole
some reliable and delightful article for tho Teeth
that a bfaiSSSs; ,Ssss ever dipped into.
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"srALDmo's G1uE, always up to the sticking
point, dec96Ood
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TIM Purest and Sweetest cod Liver OIL IN the
world, manufactured from frelh healthy llverS
upon tho sea shore. perfectly pure and sweet.
Ask for "Hsurd d CaswOll's Cod Liver oll,l'
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Pnoro Crayons, at Brown S Higgins
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UAbWhLL' HAZARD @ GO't
Sold BY all Druggists, 80. ~ ~ ~, ~
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Pnoro Crayons, at Brown s Higgins,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-30

Tny u glass Of Hot Soda at John Lists
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IN barrels Pollock's Indiana Flour.
i60 do Hamilton xxx dO.
Inst received and for sale by
deciS N. REILLY.
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pmorO crayons, at Brown & Higgins.
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FOR SALE.
DARN FOR SALE.

A small and desirable farm, situated on
tho National Road, four mites west Of the city Of
Wheeling, containing about 50 acres Of good
limestone land, so acres clearcd-l4 acres ofwhich
Is creek bottom land suitable for gardening. pnr:
farm being unlerlaid with coal. The above be-
lug that part OF the farm belonging to the estate
Of Matthew Nlchol, deceased, lying south OF
Wheeling Crock. Also,
FOR RENT-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
Situated on the National Road about four miles
west Of tho city Of Wheeling, with good orchard
and pasture field, being the same now occupied
by Mrs. Nlchol.
Possession given on the list Of April next.
JOHN A. NICHOL,
on the premises, or,
THOS. j. BLAIR,
docOO Wheeling
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hccN

7NOR sALE-TEN SHARES STOCK
II in the National Class Manufacturing Com.
Iany Of Bellairc, Ohio. ,,,,,,
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DOR SALE OR RENT-THE In IN
u First Class Dwelling House on the It'll
northeast corner Of Hampton and Sixth ~
streets. Apply to j: Z. LEWIS,
dccYi M'Lure House.
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TOR RENT.-ONE OF THOSE In IN
u large and substantial warehouses, on Hill
Main street, below Quincy. Front on Main
"I dn sIIt ~ DOpO A x. ALLEN HOWELL.
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DOR RENT.-THE DESIRA. h' IN
u BILE Store Room on Main street, now III
occupied by ROuss & stoner. Apply 70
deClB JAMES PAUL..
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.-THE WARE. I'm IN
IL HOUSES now occupied by Jacob MI
Snyder, corner OF Quincy and Main streets. W
Possession AprillSk. Apply to -
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TERRIBLE RAlLRoAa.AcelpEHT
A TraIa 81 Cars PrscIpitaisd ThrOsgb a
Bridge. s1 &c 8 oii
I've Psfs0ss Fatally I~siaFsd--Tss Seriously
HOundsd-The Wounded Neatly
L~adies-Etey Etc.

We received yesterday morning the
following dispatch, giving the particu-
lars Of a terrible railroad accident which.
happened night befors last on the Nash
vile and Decatur railroad:
NAsHyTLLE, July I3.-The northward
bound passenger train on the Nashville
and Decatur railroad, broke through a
bridge near Lynnville, Tennessee, Ysster-
day evening, and fell Into the stream
below. Thomas 0'Neal, telegraph re
paIrtr, received wounds from which he
died last night; Thomas Jones, brake
man, was desperately wounded, and ten
or twelve passengers, among whom were
several ladies'. The passengers were
chiefly Tsnnesseeans. The wounded were
promptly supplied with medical atten-
lions and otherwise provided for by the
people in the neighborhood. Full par
tcGisrs viii be forwarded you imme-
diately.
Lynnville is a village on the Decatur
and Nashville road, in GILES county. It
is situated on Elk river, near the divid-
ing line between Giles M Maury counties
and Is about half way between Decatur
and Nashville.
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.sa dT A 6rsat BaraaIs In
STRIPED NAINSoOK and CHECKED
= D0-Come and priesfthem.
GREAT BAKeArNs In our Beautiful Lawn
l A small lot Of era H11
noa4 GENTS CASHMERE, '@t
To close out. Very cheap
EMBRoIDERIEs and LACE GOODS
HERZoG & BROS,
2o4 Main street.
CARD.

EditOrs Appeal The following SEN
tsnca occurs ia the local columns of the
ADGtdHche yesterday morning, under the
head OF = SitaStroke. ait is also author
itxtivsly reported that Pat. Sullivan, the
policeman lately suspended for interfer-
ing with peaeeable citizens walking on
Beale street, died suddenly yesterday"
In civilized communities the grave gen
orally closes over a mans falings u
shortcomings, and ven among sayages
death ceases enmities.
Pat. Sullivan was good and efficient
officer, aud on the occasion referred to,
for which lac was suspended he was acting
under the orders of a superior officer, con-
sequently be was not 70 blame for what
he did. Even had he nave erred in this
instance, we think il very out of place to
say the least OF it, on the part OF the 4UG-
Ldlche local, to bring the charge against
him while he was probably lyinga corpse.
JOHN b. GIBSON.
Clerk Fast District Station City Police.
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BARTLETT CIRCUIT COURT.
Text Of tn Act Transferring It from the
Fourteenth 10 the Fifteenth Circuit.

An Act TO transfer the Circuit Court at
Bartlett, in the county of Shelby, from
the Fourteenth Circuit to the Fifteenth
Circuit, and to fix the time for holding
certain courts.
SECTION l. Bed enacted Or the General
Assembly Of the State Of Tennessee, That
the Judge of the Probate Court of Shelby
county be, and is hereby made the Judge
OF the Circuit Court Of Shelby at Bartlett,
and said Judge is hereby vested with all
the powers which are conferred by law
upon other Circuit Judges in this State IN
holding said court at Bartlett.
Sec. 2. Be 10 further enacted, That the
said Circuit Court at Bartlett is hereby
attached to the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit.
Sec. 8. Be it further enacted, That the
Circuit Court of the county of Shelby, at
Bartlett, shall be held on the second Mon
days of April, August and December of
each year.
Sec. 4. Be IL further enacted, That there
shall be an Attorney General for the said
Circuit Court OF Shelby county at Bart
lett, elected by the qualified voters of said
county on the hFst Thursday in August,
1870. The qualifications and official term
of said Attorney General shall be the
same as now prescribed by law in refer
enee to Attorney Generals in this State.
Sec. 8. Be IL further enacted, That the
Chancery Court as at present established
by law, at Union City, in Obion county,
shall be held by the Chancellor of the
Eleventh Division on the fourth Mondays
in May and November; and the Chancery
Court for Lake county shall also be held
in the county of Lake, on the first Mon
days of January and July; and in the
county of Etheridge, when established,
on the third Mondays in April and Octo-
Der, and the provisions of this section
shall take effect from and after the first
day of September, 1870.
Sec. s. Be Il further enacted, That this
act take efect from and after its passage,
the public welfare requiring it.
Passed July 6, 1870.
W. ON. PERKINS,
Speaker of the House OF. Representatives.
ID. B. THOMAS,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved July 6, 1870.
ID. w. G. SENTER,
Governor.
1, 7. H. Butler, Secretary of State of the
State Of Tennessee, do certify that the
foregoing is a copy of an act of the Gene
raj Assembly of the State of Tennessee.
the original OF which is now of record
in my Office.
In testimony whereof, l have beleunto
subscribed nay official signature, and, by
order Of the Governor, affixed the great
seal of the State of Tennessee, at the de-
psrtmentin the city of Nashville, this l1th
day of July, A. d. 1870.
TIL. BUTLER,
Secretary of State.
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THE LATE lanes RICE.

We regret to the death, at Al
leghany Springs, Virginia, on Monday
last, of Mr.. James Rice, for twenty-five
years past a citizen of Memphis. The de-
ceased gentleman was widely known in
his State, and intimately to a large cir
Gle IN the Western Division, especially in
Memphis, where his simple virtues were
appreciated by a select few Mr.. Rice
came to Memphis IN lS4S, and shortly
after entered Upon the career OF
prosperity, which unvaryingly, I'M
iii the commencement of the war,
attended his every effort, and which,
while they enriched him, increased the
wealth and Importance of Memphis. His
first great contract was undertaken in
1919 and finished in 1851. It called for the
expenditure of 5 1900, COG, and consisted of
the construction of levees in ~Crittenden,
Mississippi, and Phillips counties, Arkan-
sas. In his he was a partner of Major
Tom. Peters. This done be engaged in
the building of a thirty-mile division of
the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road, Mr.. James Davis being his
vironed with difficulties, all Of which,
with the aid OF his partner, he was enabled
to overcome, living TO see the scheme, at
the inception Of which he presided, n
of the most important and promising
railroads ofthe South. Mr.. Rice was the
first man who successfully introduced,
and here successfully retained and en-
ployed, white labor. He was largely en-
gagged in the construction of the Memphis
and Ohio railroad through Gibson, Car
roll and Henry counties. His contracts
in this line were completed under
great financial difficulties. He built
forty-two miles of the Memphis, Clarks-
willie and Louisville railroad, from Paris,
Tenn, to the Cumberland river, COM
pleting this contract under peculiar en-
barrassments, just as the war between
the States commenced, in 1861. In the
fulfillment of this contract he employed
1900 of his countrymen, by whom he was
highly esteemed, and whom he induced
to Join the Confederate army, most of
them entering the regiment commanded
by the late gallant Col. McGavock, of
Nashville. Mr.. Rice was engaged in all
the public works of West Ten
nessee from the time of his first
residence in the State, and proved
himself in his time one of the most earn
est workers among, and benefactOrs of,
this community. He has followed MI.
Titus and other with whom he was con-
temporary, and who, like him, were idsn-
titled with the early days and the most
prosperous times of Memphis. He was a
good citizen, a loving father, husband,
brother and friend, ar honest neighbor
and a gentleman distinguished for his pro-
bity and honesty. His earnestness in
whatever he undertook was a prominent
trait of his character, and his energy illus-
trated that which is SO characteristic of
his race. He goes to his grave mourned
by a host of friends by whom he viii long
be remembered as a higb-toned, modest
but genial gentleman, q credit to this
community and to the dear old land of
his birth.
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LAW REPORTS.
Irst Circuit court-.e. w. Hslsks,I. Jadue,

First Circuit cOurt---e. W. HsisksiI, Judge.
The cases set for trial in this Court yes
terday were all disposed of, though mostly
by continuance. To-day the following
cases will be called for trial: .-u
Ala Hammer VS.. Nebber.
Ais Johnson ct al VS.. Lee, jr.l
All Laird VS.. Caravan.
AIS Marques VS.. Douglass.
4l9 Mosby vs.. Howes. 81
APO Mayors VS.. Brooks, admir-.
42l Mckenzie VS.. Planters Ins. Co.
422 Porter VS.. Griddy.
423 Prest. and D. Bank of Tenn. VS.. Nc
Kissick.
424 Same VS.. Lane & Co.
425 Same VS.. anne
426 Same vs.. same.
AT Same vs.. same.
42S Stout vs.. Weir ct al.
429 Simpson Vs. Rice ct al.
430 Smith VS.. Bradshaw.
AL Stillman, admir-, VS.. Hammer ct al.
432 TaylOrs vs.. Chambers.
433 Wilkinson VS.. MhOon.
434 Jewell VS.. Tobin, Lynn & Co.
435 Drake Il Co. VS.. Pryor.
437 Webb VS.. Paxton. .
43S Bolton VS.. Drake.
439 English vs.. Mcclellan.
40 Williams vs.. Fore ct al.
AL Garvie VS.. Grace ct al.
Az Brinkley VS.. Terry ct al.
434 Meacham VS.. Person. .
4l0 Donovan VS., Pointer.
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KID GL.OVEsI

JUST OPENED, A FRESH AssoRT-
% aAA@GD MENT Of 1Fa m
LADIES' KID GLOVES, ~
Evening Shsdes-our own, and famous
~srticle. fAi
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-InsnIYant Nntica

HAVINGRusgested Gh~e insolyency OF the es-
II tate of George NJ. GIL, deceased, HEREBY
give notice for all persons havfn Z claims
against said estateto appearbeforeth aCountY
Court Clerk and die the same, auths mticnted
in the manner prescribed by law. ON or be-
fore the 18th day OF december, SO: and
any claim not fled ON or before sal d day. or
before an appropriation Of the fun, Is OF said
estate Is made, shall be forever bar red, both
In law and equity. & TfLTE.
admir- Estate Of Geo. NJ. GILL decd.
Memphis, June q, 1870. 1910 je9
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RIVER NEWS.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARRIVALS.
RrvERs, wRArHER AND BUSINESS.
CHARLES GOODWIN,

las WORKS, July IA, 1870.
The river fell ~ inches in the past a
hours. Below high water mark Of 1861,
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WANTS.

SITUATION. ETL-BN German man and
y vile: man 10 drive carriage or work IN
garden. and wife % cook wash ana iron or
general hDuseW Ork: also, "a u an and MS VIC
without amy remembrance s, 10 10 fhe same
as above, aud also wei muse; also, LABOR OF
al kinds can he had by calling on
DAKBTS' only Intelligence once, No. IS Jef
Iars0n street Memphis. Db
TEACHER-At Olive Branch, Mississippi,
Teacher 81 coed moral character and
Qual ned - 81 boys for college Apply sOon.
COOK, WASHER AND IRONER--i good
cook, washer anu irOner. Apply az ~
and - Front street. l4it
NGENTs-To sell the HOME SHUTrLE sEg-
n ING MACHISE. Price, IS. It makes the
Lock stitch" taltke on both sides and IS the
only licensed under-feed shuttle Machine
sold for less than 500. Licensed by WheeIer
q Wilson, Grover & Baker, and singer 4 70.
an other under-feed Shujtle Machines sold
for less than $50 are infringemenLs, and the
seller aud user liable toprOseeution. AddfeAs
IOHSsON, CLARK & Co, BOSTON, Mas, PntS-
burg, Pa Chleago, III, or ST. LonLs, No. leZ
4 GENTS-To sell the OCrAGoS SEwISG
~ MACHINE u g. HseaSed. makes the
9" Elastic LocE-stitch, aud Is warranted for
8 years. Price, SIS Al other machines with
an under-ieed sold for SIS or less are nHlnge-
menis. Address OCTAGoN SEWTSG MACHINE
90, -. Louis, NO, CAIcago, IL, PittS5urg.
Pa, or Boston, Mass. Jezi
A GENTS WANTED-s'O PER DAYEby the
~ AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co., Eos
ton, Mass or st. Louis, No. je2R
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
TAKES EFFECT JUNE Il, 1870.

The train leaving Memphis attn pm. run
daily. TIT 4W ain. train does not run on
sunday Both trains run through 20 Louis
Vile without changes. Elegant sleeping cars
run through on thel:b d M train from Mem
phis 20 Louisville connecting at Ioulsiy{ie
with through cars TO Ph1ladelphia, Cleveland,
Buffalo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City aud Boston. Berths and
etateTOoms, in through cars, can be engaged
at the Ticket once, Z7% Main street.
J. Il. BO1D superintendent.
JAEEs SPEED, Ticket Agent teis
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO A MS-NeaF FortSmfth, Arkansas,
one a 24o-acns tract 5 miles GOE Fort
Smith and one mile nom an Buren al ESVi
thirty dollars per acre. also, one 500 Que
hundred and sixty acre tract, 3 miles nom
Fort smith and one-and-a-half AZ miles
from Van Buren,. Both bottom farEns, hav-
ing plenty OF up-land&- For further parilcu-
lars, Inquire OF W n. flSHBAGk.
Real Estate Agent at Fort smith, ARK.
P.B-Both viii be sold together, if desiT a.
Die. jyH