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fated steamer Nick Wall. died at..Maryland
landing on Thursday night. Her remains WIN
be brought here by the Rubicon. and forward.
ed to GEORGETOWN. KY, for interment., Sew
eral Of the survivors Of the terrible disaster
came up last night on the Great Republic, on
their way to St. Louis. Among them are
Henry c. Lyon. second clerk; James Wander
WORT, steersman; Geo. Anchutz. engineer;
John Blythe. mate. and e. P. Watson, car
penter. They left the wreck on Sunday night.
up to which time twenty-one bodies had been
recovered. Among them were ]. II. Morris
and wife and Mr.. Johnson and wife (reeov-
cred from one stateroom). These are sup
posed to be the bridal party. with the father
and mother of the bride, that boarded the
steamer here. The bodies of J. G. Taylor.
Chas. Mcclure, barkeeper, and Allison Rush
were recovered; also Swede from Chicago,
named T. 0.iWarner. and Pat Ryan and John
Sanderson, of the deck crew. and three me-
groes. named Lock, Washington. and Jones
the three last named shipped at st. Louis.
Those who passed up on the Republic praise
the kindness Of the officers of that boat. but
severely condemn the negligence of the Off
GERS of the R. ]. Lockwood-a consort of the
Nick Wall-which passed up ahead Of the Re-
assist the sufferers.
. The elegant packet A. j. White, George
Malone commander. backs out at I'm. to-
day for Helena, Friar's Point and all way
landings, Messrs. Smither. Sharpe and Fields
are her obliging clerks.
Commodore Billy Dill. Of the st. Louis
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ni ,fIp
y Twiled Satin Striped Popins, Is per yard; IA
y Solid and Changeable Poplns l5 yard
Double width Alpaccas all coors, per yard;
n All Wool White Blankets only 80 so per pair;
10 All Wool Gray Blankets, only perpa
Genuine soft finish Lonsdale Domestic per yard
2 All coors Striped Silks, 81 yard; Jfcf1ftI
p Fair quality Black Silks per yard; esa.I ser7f
% White and Red Flannes, ryard;
d Canton Flannels Brown and Beached
o IChldrens Red Flannel Cloaks, so
3D. l04 Sheeing 80 yard; "
Brown Domestic 81 to IL cents yard
~ ALI Wool Shawls only 80 cents each; .. 3
ALI Wool Shawls each;
y Stamped Boulevard Skirts only rs EACH;
Bamoral Skirts only 80 each;
70 Ladies' Black Cloth Coaks from 81 o 50
d All Linen "a Table Cloths, 374 cense each;
All Wool Printed Table Covers cents EACH
Gray and White Knit Undershirs 371 cents
Men and Womens Hosiery only 81 rdozen
y Large size Lawn Handkerchief only each:
Good Apron Check only 123 yard;
Chldrens Wool Hose all Sizes 10 cent per pair;
Corsets 80 each; q f7 sh'
Towels, warranted Linen cent
English Meinoes, all
% All Wool Plaids for children, only 30 yard;
Heavy for Men on
Bed Ticks and Hickory only 2centsp ery
% We can sell good White Shirt a is cents
Look atour Plain and Figured Delaines q only2
Ladies Shawls for $5-he best sold in this market
Kid Gloves
B stock Of Fur and Silk Velvet Evening
! this market Il Il.
g We sell make Boots and Shoes pair
Exclusive agents for Memphis for the Grand Utility White Shirts
nderwearti "a it,iasi auaa t' ia resf8 pl-
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Amuserneuts.a

M.sovtc F.rp The aacond onening
hof sh;sYslssa,t S;,Ttook nlaoa a sfbe
Grssnl.w Onora Hence LAT nigbt The
hail i elscan,Iv sdornad The aags0 Of
prrss;s italv ITn;,sd s,a,ss. and La
pr. m.can1 oc,, 49,
ahDvs az ,ahIo. M ;n,ssa.,;ng Core
monv Of ;ns,all,,s tho, otIlcers elect If
,ba J;asrert I,oaeas 20 rorcormod NV
past Worsb;rcnl Ma.t.s 4 i wheeler
4, I.ocordanao MI, ~ ,;n,s.bonored
custom, az O. sIobn,s nav The close
of IN cera Z. ~; 4. tIs MendaIssobn Omar.
tei,s iii, s,son, AZ $500, ices a
mus;c 4 4 b-;;;; " s.d artistic manner
and I. Va -; 81 of & sn,er;or \, !, ~, mi
o,,o mon, "a o,,.;ro,;o, tn tabl.s
Or ro,bor dan. -,n.n,s ara nres;ded oyar
M .ccomn,;sh.d and cbarm;ng ladies
and = Glance a, ,he;r bsnnv ana sm;l;ng
faces T. worth The nr;ce of admission
saya, !, valnah,s add;t;ons no wa . asao.
n.a G.,or,,gmadnJam., n;abf Z I,haa a.
A mvst;c and immense cake n,esented
hv Camnta;nn abford ~ H. r p walt
e othar I caks1 renrs.ert;no7a Masonic
~, -, rs dan.,aa H. Ioss,,hi 'sracbt
ho.nr,at 10 rar,sa and bean,t;h,I aowvaa,r,s,
manufactea, nv DIR, Theodore Hoerner,
w.a ronaro,,v .s,n;,oag also soveral
ho,I,ns,s 81 ar,;so;aI aowors nv M w
~ Rvra Dnnoon Nal AL os,, ~ tba ,sBav
Horse. = presented mammoth bowl iilled
with champapne puucb n A number Of
valuable presents were made by
John CASTOR. Augustus Berton, Mr..
HUM Of the Legal Tender, and
MANY others The lottery is in charge
of Miss Katie Worsham. and many a
man presented himself last night to
draw prize from the wheel of fortune,
and each succeeded. for no blanks are in
the lottery scheme The eipar stand
in charge of Mrs Cooke, was especially
patronized. and we noticed It took a
long time for many of our young men to
price and purchase the cigars. In addi-
ton to the pictures Of ex.President
Davis and General Lee from Moyston's 8
on exhibition, there is charming and
beautifully colored Madonna from the
brush of that true artist, Mr.. James
Dennis. This will be raffled for during
the fair. Tonight new attractions will
be presented. atu ytoss,g o,f,ao.,0
THEArER. Lucille Western ap-
peared last night to fair house, in the
drama East Lynne, in the dual charac-
ter of Lady Isabel and Madam Vine.
Miss Western displayed talent of high
order and was repeatedly applauded by
the attentive audience during the per-
formance. She was well supported by
the company consisting of Mr.. j. A.
uAf- nm
Herne as Levison' Mr' na'' as Oar-
lyle, Mr.. Ellis as Richard hare
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Nrx si1s photog.aphs, 2ls Main. [lOl

THE Richmond horror and the destrue.
ton Of Broom's Opera House onght still
further to impress the public with the
value Of portable Ere extinguishers.
The Excelsior the latest device in this
line, Is now on exhibition at the oyerton
Hotel, A party with moderate capital,
desirous Of controlling the above Salsa.
bic invention IN this section, would do
wen to call on the treasurer, G. G.
Wheeler, at the above hotel, saul -
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EDUCATIONAL.
Park Avenue Academy.

TNHREF AND ONE-HAIF NILES FROM
Memphis. near Memphis and charleston
railroad Having secured the services Of my
brother, Thomas Miller. acompetent and sue
cessful instructor. L am prepared . receive
sixty papils. Twenty loarders can be accom-
lOi-i2s Principal.
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New OrIeaus Cottou Marl.et

NEW ORLEANS, December %. II :Soa.m.-Cot-
ton is in fair demand at lower rates; sales, 500
bales at Az to 1454c. f.t... 3D.; ~
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New York money Market.

By s. P. and A. Telegraph WaEa 40 nnil
NEW YORK. December rs. 2 p.m.--Govern-
ments are steady. with an advancing tendency.
Sterling exchange is active at 1895 Gold Is
carrying at per cent. Money is easy at per
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. -WHTTEM0RE HOUSE, lO9
ID and III Adams street. Terms moderate.
11k-f " III! WHITEM0RE. Pr0p'r.
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TAKEN UP.

-----------------l-l-77-777l
YT,AKEN UP-ONE BAY MARE, WHICH
the owner can have by proving property
I. W. 0'D0NNELL,
g5-1Of Chief Of Police. x
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STEAMBOAT WORK.
7l BOOTS AND SHOES.
Tru @ Z o o n o my
Is FOUND IN TEH
BOOT!

FrHR FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GRRAT
ii 81. Louis Fair for 1859 was awarded 70 the
manufacturers Of this beautiful boot. Iteom-
cheapness Of the pegged boot. It's e0nstruc-
ton Is in this wise; instead Of pegs, peculiar
shaped brass screw y driven into the sole when
damp, and smoothly and securely elinehes-
tight that they can never rip or give Tnv-
They have all the smeothness and elasti e,fr n
the seued boot, apd none Of the diRsdTan-
tages attaching 70 the pegFed boot We sell
the pegged boots thus We furAkh YOU with
something that IA indeed economical. We
have fresh stock Of all kinas Of Boot and
Shoes for ladies, Fertl. misses and children;
also hne me ~ shoe ornaments. which Ws
Jos. ,. LKpE1T. A CO..
III % Main gtroe1.
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There has been n great re-
duction I'm the prices of silk
and cotton at A. Sumner Co.,
ESQ Sc cond street. Both
wholesale andlrefaif dealers
are invited TO call and exam
inc our stock. Stock ON hand,
sre 49, 49,
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Norick. The citizens Of the Tenth
Ward are requested to meet at the Mis-
sissippi Honse, Friday evening. Of seven
O'Clock, for the purpose Of nominating
one Aldernan aud two conncilmen. u
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WANT ED.


II OST-ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER n. ON
the Poplar street road or Bass avenue,
our Sales Book, with blue paper back. We
will reward the finder, ifreturned to us at No.
81 1 @eHSS0n '''''I siADLER. FIsHER 4 co. 1
4 OST-LAST NIGHT. BETWEEN THE
/ Skating Rink 1868 Main street) and the
crossing Of Third and.Madison streets, a. jet
and gold breastpin, valuable from association.
Leave at ticket Office, 1863 Main street, ana be
handsomely rewarded. lOl-r
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New YORK cotton market.

By 5. T. and A. TeIegraph.I N |IIWI T''N
NEW YoRK. December Is. 2p.m.-The mar
ket is heavy; sales on the spot. $500 bales; fu-
ture delivery, 300 bales. t1 % 4hl lp iA
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RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLAEE0Us.
The river is declining at the rate Of three
inches per day at this port and is falling a
all points above. The decline at Cairo yes
terday was one foot and at st. Louis foui
inches. A heavy ice gorge Is reported thirt,
miles above the former point. in consequence
of which the ice is rapidly thinning out below
there. The weather at st. Louis has mode
rated considerable and indications are that Z
break will soon take place and navigation
south be resumed. Reports from the Ohio
are also catering for an early resumption Of
navigation, Heavy ice passed Louisville and
Cincinnati yesterday and the weather wai
rnoderating somewhat at the former point,
where, during the night. light snow fell.
The Arkansas and White rivers are falling
with Eve feet to Little Rock in the former and
six feet to JacksOnport in the latter. The
weather is mild and business at the leyee fair
ly active. Il HhttNff6l
By Telegraph
LouIsvILlE. December 2s.-River. falling.
river is stin blocked with ice. and the canal
cannot possibly be opened for q week or ten
DAYS Ice eight or ten inches thick in the
canal; weather moderated; showing fast.
Ice from four TO six inches in thickness is
floating past the city this moruins. and 50
heavy as to prevent the departure Of upward
bound steamers. " lu tltNh4litA
We learn BY a dispatch 70 Major John d.
Adams that the Arkansas river fell one footat
Little Rock yesterday. nf ada ~ fQih
The Clarksville passed Little Rock yester-
day, en- roate for New Orleans. .fIzn
The Pat cleburne is the regular U. s. mail
steamer TO depart on Friday evening for all
points on the Arkansas.
The Magenta will arrive from below to-day
and win doubtless return to New Orleans this
evening. AZ
The Legal Tender lsft for White river last
night with good trip. aA % " - " 7
1 The Henry Ames added hare $50 bales Of
cotton and sixty passengers, and left yester-
day evening for New Orleans. nsl r..N
Mrs. Poe, wife Of Captain Poe. Of the ILL
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The Florence Sewing Machine took
the highest premium over all other ma
chimes at the recent Mobile fair. i,i .Br'
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GEMS and ambrotypes at Star Gallery y;
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SUPPOSED MuRDER-Information was
left at the police headquartefsl this
morning that deck passenger on board
the steamer Great Republic was muir
dered last night and thrown oYerboard
The Republic has large number Of
deck passengers on board, and it is
charged that during controversy last
night the murder was committed The
name Of the party murdered is unknown,
and the body has not been found, but
the officers are working up the-crime in
the most earnest manner.
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j Only one more chance to see Frou
Frou. VIZ tI hlst1a boa
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A. E.lFkaSELASD sells boots. shoes
and dry goods to the trade seven o'clock
this evening, At l95 and ls7 Main street.
MaLLGRD DUcKa--l00 pair Of ducks
Just received BY express at r.-r,r
.,iar VIcToR ID. FUcHs, -
los nGff I'D Al Jefferson street
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PoRcELAISs aud Rembrandts at'24s
Main lain street. 81 - ~ q lq
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him no more,

The Orphans Fair closed last night.
The popular sextonwas John Fitzgerald,
who received the prize watch. The
punch-bowl was handed over TO John
Flatley, proprietor Of the Seventh Ward
Saloon, on Madison street. Mr.. Quigley
carried off the silver set, The gold
watch win be ratified off on Monday night
next, at the school house on Washington
street. p it.., a ~ ~, 80 80 -.rvi
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REMEMBER Frou Frou will be played a
the theater tonight.

ISQUEsTs,-Coroner Moffatt held an in
quest last evening on the body Of James
M. Robinson, who was fatally stabbed
some weeks since by man named Joe
Watson. 1t will be recollected that Mr..
Robinson and family we're robbed on
board a yawl some distance down the
river, and Mr. Robinson was brought to
the city on board the Richmond in a
dying condition. The jury returned a
verdict in accordance with the above
facts. The murderer, Watson, has not
been arrested.
Coroner Moffatt held an inquest on the
body of negro child yesterday, in the
Allen Block, on Vance street. From
the testimony before the jury, verdict
Of death from natural causes was rem
dered, although it was supposed by many
old negroes that the mother Of the child
had been poisoned, which fact caused
the death of the infant
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. The New York market opened quiet at l55sc
for middling, and at noon was heavy at l51{ to
1870, with spot sales Of 1000 and future 1900.
Sales at all ports yesterday were II. 40e. and
receipts As, $50. No Liverpool dispatches have
been received up to the hour Of our going 10
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Councilman.

We are authorized TO announce W. &c.
FOSTER n candidate for Councilman of the
Eight Ward, at the ensuing election. tie"
TO The Citizens ofhe Eighth Ward:
/ respectfully announce myself candidate
io te - '' 0'i''''' ~ JOHN HOLLYWOOD
DIR. Up. DROMGoOLE is a candidate for
RE-EiEcTIoN rs Councilman of the Fifth Ward,
and asks healthy and hearty support on the
5th of January next. 70
Citizens of the F6fk Ward:
am n candidate for reelection as Councils
m.Sn. If you think that have done my duty
DIR ing my term of office, then ask you to in
Jorse the same at the next election.
uV ~ MARTIN COHEN
J. NJ. PETTIGREW is Q candidate for
CounciIm IN of the Fourth Ward. to
7 GENETTE is a candidate for Council
man Of tbe Eighth Ward at the ensuing mu
nicipal electioN' W8e, p. WI
We are authorized to ap ns2Sr u e@ HpSd
for reelection to the City Council from the
Fourth Ward. ,''i
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
asU COmpany's U. 5. Mail Line.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
" 18th, the elegant passenger packets ofthis
Line will leave Memphis for Little Rock, and
all intermediate landings,
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at o'clock Pm, making direct connections
at Little Rock with the light draught boats Of
the Line for Fort Smith and all intermediate
points. and with the regular United States
mail coaches lor Hot Springs.
pB- The boats Of this Line were built ex-
pressly for the trade. and possess unsurpassed
facilities for transporting passengers and
freight TO all points on the Arkansas river
without detention, at all stages of water.
nB- Freights consigned 10 this Company AZ
Memphis, or mouth of White river, will be
forwarded promptly to destination without
io-f JOHN d. ADAMS. Pres't.
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SPEdIAL NoTrcE. I'VE hereby notify
our friends and customers that the
drawing for that beautiful Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine will take place
on Saturday December 81 1870. This
rs the last week in which you have a
chance to secure a ticket. Every pur-
chaser of FIVE dollars worth of dry goods
is entitled to a ticket in this beautiful
prize. Frank 4 Selig, successors to NJ.
Kraus 4 Co, 21S Main street, corner
Adams, oaIirn h1a TetUl05
. MoYsroSs, 249 Main street. l04
EAST LYNNE was played last night to a
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PlNANOIAB land COMMERCIAL.
- PunLro Lrporn oirros

~ II iil1 PUBLIo LKDosR 0grcx. I u
MkxPHIs. TENN. December ~. blo.Jia
Ash usual during the holidays business In
the general market Is Light planters and con-
sumers generally having supplied themselves
with such supplies as will last them until after
Inc holiday season Ia over. There Is no mate-
rial change to report In prices. Grain and feed
are 6rmer, owing 10 the closing Of navigation
In the Ohio river, but from our dispatches.
prospects are fair for speedy resumption Of
navigation In that stream, when further de-
cline is anticipated. Corn meal Is In better
demand, with limited offerings !; prices are
S3 20to o from levee and So Is from store.
ooc. ana oats firm Al 52c. Hay n s2s 70 "a Der
ton for choice timothy Provisions are mae
tive and weaker. .idl'bnf ihs5hrlsi ydalaI pa
9sHis 90 Z fNovrv Nwt@ sahAt "a
There Is no material ch anee worthy of mem
ton in local financial matters "a day. The
banks are supplying the wants Of regular ous-
tomers with funds 10 meet ii,nmediate wants.
and are also taking outside paper classed No.
lat 10 10 IL Der cent but are doinr very little
ipoutside paper. Cbeckinr and depositinv K
active. and exchange q offerine IN more libe-
raj quantities than on yesterday. althoueh
still somewhat scarce. rates are Arm. how
eyer. At Y 10 70 on Fa.tern no;nt. ana u "a
ON New Orleans. Local seour;ties are mae
49, LAX -. . Al. 4! al ~ Z !. 4, -.
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar.
fhoIomew a Allen, 8 West Court g.
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gao ------ siEftfltf
RESERVED seats may be obtained from
all the hotels and at the theatersg n 81 .
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For Alderman.

At the earnest solicitation of friends, Mr.. p.
MoNulty has consented to 6ecS9mISe a eanulfnate
for Alderman from the Seven IN ara lse
TO she Caisens of the Seventh Ward:
most respectfully ask the horror o. repre-
te JOHN LEAGUE.
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GO and see the Mentor. ~ Ss-f
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Ntv size photographs, 40 Main. tiOi
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Pittsburg and Camel Coal, and
Gas Coke. at PetersOn's, Ia Madison
and I64 Poplar street. SIT
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FOR LEASE,

NOR LEAsE-Tn-E RESIDENCE OF DIR.
Laski, on fernando road, fifth door below
South street. containing rooms and sum
horses. cows and carriage, splendid cistern, Q
biz vegetable garden, fruit trees; through
the whole house are gas pipes and gas fixtures.
For lease for term of years 70 good ana re-
az AZ iIn;on Street. $500 Z Is 96-106s
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Err SCHOOL VISITOR

We are authorized TO announce X. NJ;
the Filth Ward, at the election Jan: 5: 70
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EAST LYNNE was played last night to a
fine house. -a-e-r-s.u---a-s.-a-
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PHOroeRAPHs Of every style ct Star
Gallery. l04
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BREyITIEs.x

The thermometer at-i2 m to-day stood
Il 40. and the barometer at 20 $40
inches.
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Miss WESTERN in Frou Frou tonight.
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alMoYsroN's is always ahead. They are
now making the new size photograph.
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For Magistrate.

We are authorized to announce i. BURNS
as a candidate for Magistrate OF fnth Slyh
District. Election, December u. te
We are authorized to announce b. NJ. LEVY
a candidate for magistrate or the futn YiFli
District. Election, December 81. lte
We are authorized to announce JAMES
ROSE as a candidate for Maeisrate OF the
Fifth District. Election. December 81.
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For the best article of Coal. and
at the most reasonable price. go TO
j. a. M. London, stanton Block, cor.
ner of Madison and Front. N-t
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATE

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. e, ad, eH, I
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Joe Locke, newsdealer on Main, near
Jefferson, has all late New York, st.
Louis, Cincinnati, Nashville and New
Orleans daily papers, Eastern pictorials
and literary periodicals, news goods Of
every description, children's toys and
picture books, etc. ualirHasnal Orb
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New HONEY, also, fresh cranberries,
together with good supply of family
groceries of all kinds, at ]. Devoto's, cor
ner Adams and Third streets. 34-t
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Skating Rink. sss Main street.

s l24s MAIN street, Star Gallery. 4, 10
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COTTON STATEMENT.

le, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
MEMPHIS, December 2.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
Ao"'' SAMPLES.

...s
within i., d, aiter has been aTiri tnf
c. Ia fn observe arI Keep the terms con tOns aug % i
. ~ for 300 lis eueHt according % e .lu' %
make AMI denver uIJr. 10 'Hi
s ,.,. re of the Postmaster neral lords "n tI ~
y. cr .t.s in the hundred thousand lo.-Is ~.
Grri.t, Tor the faithful Performance Of s ,trt
inc To 4 provisions ant sub {, tie Ia OF We w.
~ M, o Congress entitled An act lgilnuS gnu uital ~
sy,h rrces.ars have been slAi IN
tcl rpIiaton 'il without auiAoIl OF tN @l. ~ - ~ -
r ca an incidental expenses OF The III n',. -
H. t,g7p,U ami ipr Oltef ,ul iOniel ol'e' t
-, .ere 26i approved August 26 1885 wlen a't .'
80 tb contractor shall Al 10 comply win @ ,'ia ~ 2 -
h e., a lie lahl- ior ihe forfeiture ~ c.%Sl % 70 @ sl
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