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WANTS.


HELP, ETC-FarDezs. planters, hotel
II Keepers and private families In want OF
help OF description. carpenters. brick
Layers. bridge builders, mtBers or meehanieS
ofany branch, and also railroad hands; also,
can furnish male and female cook, vashers
and ftoners, chamberna ds. and girls 70 go
north and south. can be suppher- az tae
shortest notice, al tie Ouly reliable Labor
Agency in Memphis. Nm. DAkDfh
HS Sa.@JensrsOn ST. intelligence once.
COTTAGE RESIDENCE-To buy a cottage
residence and lot. ora lot 0nly. Address,
stating location and ttruIs, A
IyH Memphls FoeloInee
TEACHER-At Olive Branch, Mississippi,
Il q teacher OF good moral character, and
quelHaed 70 At bows for eoAege apply soon.
GENTS-To sell the HoNE SHUTTLE SEW
y TNgM MACHINE Price, 80 II makes the
Lock 70 Itch" iafiEe on both sides and is the
nnlv licensed uuder-teed Shuttle Machine
sold for less than $50 Licensed by Wheeser
q Wilson. Grover Baker, and Singer & Co.
All other under-feed Shu tie Machines sold
fOr less than $50 are heterogeneous, and h
seller aud user liable TO prosecution. Address
JOHSSnS, CLARK & 10, Boston, Mass, Pitts
bury. Pa, Chtcago, III, OF 81 Louis, No. leA
4 GENTs-To sell the CCTAsoN SEWING
~ MACHINE Ii Is hecJLsed. makes The
d Elastic LOck-Stiich," Rnd Is warranted for
5 ysars. Price, So AL other machines with
an undsr-feed sold for SIS or less are inITinge.
msntS. Address 0CrAGOS SEWING MACHINE
Co. ~ Louis, AO, CatcGgo, Ia, Pittsburg,
Pa-,ur Boston, Mass. leZ1
GENTS WANTED-SO PKR DAY)-by the
~ AMKIsICAN kNITTING MACHINE Co., Pos
ton, Mass, or 81. Louis. Mo- 3eAs
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LAW
Second circuit ceurt--Iudae RaIsex.

cetoHu IIfCHII Ieuft-Iuugt HaI5sy.
Judge Heiske1 will hear cases this
morning in which this Court is incompe-
tent, after which Judge HaIsey will hear
motions for new trial, sign bills OF excep-
ton, etc.
Il being impossible to make the new
dockets Of this Court as complete as they
should be, without the papers, attorneys
having the same by permission of Court,
or otherwise, are earnestly requested to
return them to the Clerks office immedi-
ately.
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From the Jackson Tribune, 81
A Little eemmoti0n Not " Put Down in the
Bills"

BIlS.
It is only the brave man who will apol-
ogiZe for an insult, or repair an injury,
OF which his words or his actions in un-
guarded moments may have been the Oc-
casion- This thought was suggested in
hearing from a friend an account of an
spologetic speech which was made by
Honorable L. W. Brown, at the recent
term of the Supreme Court, in this place,
and which was brought about somewhat
in ibis wise:
The case of Blackwell VS.. Blackwell,
which had been argued with much earn
estness and ability by the respective
counsel, having been decided adversely
10 the defendant, his counsel, T. W.
Brown, presented a petition for rehearing,
not only ~elaborately written, but
Astounding in caustie expressions pecu-
liar tOthe style of its author, especially
when be is impressed with the convic-
ton that he is right.
The Court thought proper to refuse a
hearing, n in giving reasons therefor,
took occasion to state that the language
Of the petition were it not for the high
reputation which the counsel enjoyed for
learning and courtesy, would nave been
regarded as disrespectful, and treated ac-
eordingly.
The counsel, who was absent when this
announcement was made by the Court,
anu Hnt4 MADEitcQ VI IL, Win Lldb
promptness which is Characteristic of a
truly brave and chivalrous gentleman, de-
termined that he would make the proper
apology, which he did with credit to him
self and pleasure to his friends, sub
stantially, in the following language;
"a few days will, in all probability, ter
inmate b mutual relations of Court and
counsel heretofore existing between the
gentlemen on the bench and myself.
Under these circumstances l am unwilling
that IL should for a momen be considered
that 1 had offered intentional affront to
them, or had done them a purposed in
justice. II is complained that in a petit
ton for rehearing in a certain cause, Ian
guage was used by me disrespectful to the
Court. On reflection I eandidly admit
hat this paper contained expressions not
altogether within the line of dseorum
which should mark the intercourse be-
tween the bench and the bar. Ny expla-
nation is that l have been reared in a
school of rude debate, and throw into all
discussions a temper neutrality-suspicious..
Yet, if know myself, 1 desire to be kind,
courteous and just to all. Therefore,
while I cannot yield one jot or title of
the legal propositions coDtended for, 1
frankly say il Is a matter of regret to me
that language at all hot or offensive to the
Court was used in the petition for rehear-
ing. 4 assure the honorable Court that
no Intentional sffront was designed.
trust that / am toe brave a man to offer a
gratuitous insult.n
,JUsT RECEIyED-Croauet sets. bird
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A Borse and Busay Backed Down an En-
ba~nkment-I. =. Mckinney, Esq,
3ePrsbably Fatally Injured. lsaa

%"
Yesterday morning about half past nine
O'clock, as y. II. Mckinney, Esq, senior
partner Of the Arm of Mckinney, Bry-
son g. Co., an old and well known citizen
was driving on q rad running near the
Ohio depot, in company with DR.. W.
English, when his horse took fright at an
approaching train and commenced back
ing Before the gentlemen could spring
out of the vehicle, or aid could come TO
them, the animal backed over the em.
bankment on which the road is construct
ed, and all rolled to the bottom together.
The bank being about p feet high
at that point, the vehicle was broken to
piscesand Mr.. Mckinney who was caught
Ia some manner between the horse and
the debris, was terribly crushed. Assis-
lance was rendered the unfortunate gem
tlemen by parties In the n~eighborhood,
Immediately, and DR.. w. English was
extricate6 not seriously injured. Mr..
Mckinney was removed to q convenient
place, and a messenger sent for his fur
niture wagon in which he was afterward
conveyed to his home, where a surgical
examination into his injuries revealed
the fact that several ribs had been broken
and other Internal injuries sustained.
AT writing his life is despaired of, This
is the second carriage that has been
backed off the road at that point and we
hope the city will take some steps to have
a railing placed along the roads in that
neighborhood, ali of which are danger
Gus.
Since the above was written we learn
that DR.. English is suffering severely
from injuries sustained in his hip and
knees. HIS injuries are ssverer than at
first thought-though not dangerous.
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-HAREY-MeRN.- THOUSANDS o. both
sexes, in this country awake every morn
ing fangaid, unrefreshed, and devoid Of
Ea-lfinclination for breakfast. No matter
from waas cause these indescribable feel
fngs proceed, their best and quickest rem
edgi Is 20 be found in q dose Of Plantation
Bitters. The Beneficial effect Is immedi-
ataa The stomachsat once responds TO the
genial infiueacs OF the preparation, and q
reserve OF latent Vitality, which only re-
quired the awakenlng agency OF this po-
emit invigorant to render IL active, 10
~HkroughG into play. OF ali appetizsrsit II
the most fnfaliible, and the impulse
which IL fmparts to the digestive 1unc-
tons soon putsdyspepsia TO flight.
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ENCOURAGE A WORTHY AND NEaRssA-
RY ENFERPRIsE.-The canvass for sub
and we hope business men win see the
Importance of encouraging the enterprise.
To publish a complete and accurate City
Directory, such as Edwards Directory
has proved itself to be, is no small under
taking. and the expense involved is con-
siderable, sothat to secure its being pub
lished yearly, it must receive substantial
fishers took hold of the matter, we had
nothing worthy the name of a directory
therefore, the Importance of supporting
an enterprise that is gotten up By parties
that experience has proved understand
their business.
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MEMPHIS TEsS June /. $50.

- ENN.1ule j. AHsU.
We-Ihe nm erigned. beiOrs ge placed or
SEW S under ID Jerome Pancosts trea ment
FOR the cure % Catstr "a mi adtct.Ous OF the
Lungs, had fully pome 20 the e9neluslon that
there was no remedy or mode o. med cation
for the car OF thess com slant in which
We cnnl1 place any reasonable amount or
connden 9, We had 20 long Dee q 0m-l %
disap ointment; and We are fully c-nh-
de { this opinion IS larze y shared In by
nearly ever per on suffering from these
dangerous Q assesOf maladies-
H@Vfng been subjecs to IN Sc most annoy
ing aod pa nnul diseases fora number Of
years before we began Dr. RanCOst's usst-
ment, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We made use OF eE
erythfug we nd heard recommended, As
we'll as h-d The advice and attention
of some OF the most eminent phystcianH. hut
derived 40 benefits ghateYer from their
treatment We feel thai VEGA In no way
better serve the cause OF suffering humanity
than TO publ ely bsar eur testimony u The
ornament relief We have obtaALed from this
rational plan OF medicat-on.
Ne can, with entire c~Oui1denre, commend
DR.. PaDcost and his New system OF Practice
m hnoW4aS aim To h.. mai only a regu-
lariy educated physician and honorable gen
item an. but one IN whom the afflicted can
rely with snHre
II n. MEETE proorlet0r OF ne WaL-knoWn
and extensive Wholesale LaquOr mouse,
No ID Front street E
J. W. RICE, the popular and reliable Police
Oflcer-residence ,Cheiseaz
GEORGE HEHBER-, r., $40 Front street.
MANUS McDERMOTT. Lehner HOu G., cor
nef SecOnd anu Washington
WM. A 4 ERLI, OF the We Tx own Gro
Gerry and Commits ion House of Eckeriy &
Co., corner Union aud FronL-treets
This is the sea on when CdtdTTt and Throat
diseases diva most rapidly into BrOn-
chitis and Consumpt ion, and when all dis
eases OF tne breathing organs aIe most ag-
gravatSd- and vet a period more favorable
or treatmentthan we may again expect for
many months.
Gtn immediate ely tor examination # posi-
BILE 10 do so, otherwize write for a List OF
Questions, as the treatment can be success
fully conducted at home, under my instruc-
TONS, wherever the patient max be. Address
JRROME PANCOST, MD.
Is Adams street, between second and Third,
Mamnnis- Tenn wi
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TINE T~oURNAMEKT.

Weather permitting, the tournament
so long advertised will come of to- day,
when, it is expected, there will be a large
crowd In attendance. IL promises to be
the affair of the season and TO eclipse
anything in the picnic or tournament
line that has ever been Witnessed in this
city or vicinity. The gentlemen having
the conduct of it are pledged to make it
SO, and will hardly DO content that it
shall be less.
The Knights entered to contend are re-
quested to assemble at Court Square
this morning at ten o'clock, in uniform,
where the band will be ready to conduct
them to the ground. We hope the
weather Will DO propitious, and that the
affair VIII be profitable to its promoters.
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Tuesday. 18th Dayo # August, 1870,

Within l~egslhouTs, on the south side of Court
Suuare. In the city OF Memphis, tLnmedlately
~obnocite the law Office Of KorIrecht a Graft,
sxaff 10 The highest bidder, the following de-
@erfbed resi- estate, With Improvements
thereon. situate in the city Of Aemphls.
eosr4v AZ Shelby aud state OF Tennessee, In
IRE Baiture division and addition 10 the city
al Memphis, and known as the east end Of
go ~ and II6, and beginning, for . more
Nsvtfcu4ar description, on Adams street on a
line with the west line % Pfonsnaee street,
80 r~nnniur thence with the south line OF
r--eef A. feet 10 The center 81 an eight
80 oIiev. thence along the center Of said
-ifev psfsileI with the line q frcIhePads
E ii 81 10 the Wesf Inc OF Promenade
sslses fss1ee alonCfhe west line OF Prone
pade street s. feet % fhe pegl2nlAs % $3.50
STeiassr ewing bond with good security.
md 4 iein retained on TIC 70 seefLs
he purchass money Ee1hy
barred 5uy 2, hJ6HFL Brown, Clerk
Hmnes & Poston, Solicitors 1~
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JUsT RECEIvED.-Croquet sets, bird
cages, all kinds of chiIdren's carriages,
great variety, at
WHEELER, PICKENS 81 cos,
-nA 30 Main Straaf
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HAFhHSi WHNlHLH AND bUbINhsss
The decline goes on steadily at this
point and the river is nearly twenty-five
feet below the high wster mark. The Ar
kansas is falling, with seven feet to Lit
tie Rock. White River has about three
feet to Augusta. A fine rain fell yester-
day, and more was looked for last night.
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MONDAY.
THE GREAT BARGAINS

advertised by Herzog q Bro. to be sold
during the latter part Of July, COM
menced this morning. The Summer
stock will be closed out. At all events go
there to-day.
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A. NJ ERNST, Electro Gold and silver
Platter, $40 Main street, Jackson Block,
10, second floor, Memphis. Tenn.
Being convinced that Nj. Ernst is a
practical platter, and capable of doing good
work, we recommend him to the people
Of Memphis and vicinity.
f. D. BARNUM & co.
+. II. CLARK u CO.
SO "a WIN. G. BYRD.
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tr rr4r . De- Irsb E2u
THIS lnstftution, conduchekl by the Sisters
y Of ST. Dominic, Is delishtfully situated In
q healthy and retired part OF thecity OF Mem
Ph1s, Tenn. The buildings are ample and
'-eommodiOus, standing IN the center % ex-
tensiYe and highly improved grounds, shaded
by Forest trees, and laid out and set with rare
plants and shubbery. Il
The course OF studies comprises all the
branches, Useful and Ornamental, that are
usually taught.
The Academic Year consists OF two sessions
of ave months each; ths first commencing
on the FIRST OF S~EPTEMBER, the second 90.
the FIRST MoEDAY IN FEBRUARY.
PER SESSION,
Payable hRfy yearly invariably in advances:
For board and tuition 10 any OF the follow
ing branches: Reading, Arithmetic, English
Gram mar, Geography, Hfstory, Rhetoric,
Composition, criticigm, Principles Of Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry and Botany, Mental
and Moral Philosophy, Plain Saving. Mark
Ing, ETC., SO, s5U, 500 and 500, according TO the
age or the class OF the pupil.
For Day scholars Tuition. Sis, so, SIS and
$50, according to age or class as above
For further Information, apply OF address
the SUPERIOR.N
yA d&W St Agnes Academy.
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r. LowENsTETN & Bros. will continue
their reduction sale this week. Ali those
wishing to purchase good goods at the
lowest prices, should not fail to give B.
Lowenstein q Bros. a call thii week. "a =
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F0R RENT.

OUSE-That new and convenient two
II story dwelling house, No 90, torner OF
FOnIotcc sud 81 Marlin suee-s, with ali ne
oessaTy Oul-buidinga. ApTly TO
Is. :. LLOYD,
IVA No 81 Main street.
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FOR COUNTY REGISTER

COUNTY REGISTER-I am a candidate for
" County RegisteE. Election nEst In1rs-
day In August. Jel6l JNO.
JUDGE SUPREME COURT MID. DIV.
FUDGE SUPREME COURT MIDDLE DINl-
j sToS-We are author!zed 70 announce 7.
TTRNFY as a candidate for Judge OF theS Sc
pr-fae Court I0ul the Middle DiHlsion- ma
JUDGE SUPREME COURT EAST. DIV.
TUDGE SUPREME COURT d.
j ~vrsIoN.-In respOnse to the published cal
Of members Of the Bar in various counties OF
Past Iennessee. and numerous SOLICITATIONS
ID frIznds. Z hereby Runounce mysen as q
~eaudiaate for the Bench Of she supreme
Court OK the state.
myl2 JAS .DEADhICh
TUnaE SUPREME COURT EAsTERN d.
LTsTOS we are authorized and requested
Ia announce Hon. 7. A. r. NELSON as a can
dtiafa fOr Supreme COurt Judge nom the
Es.fsrn Division. The election IS 70 De held
IN ne first Thursday IN August; and Two
T-Fges nom each Of the three divisions OF
o. We ~ ne elected. myIs
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JuDaEsUPREME COURT EAST. DIV.
mnaEsrPREME CoURTWEsT. DIv.

TIpGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN Dl-
KEsFoN-The friends Of Hon JOHN LIT
hEEED, OF Fa8ette county, anthofl1SdD
MN to present Ills name 10 the people Of
tennessee As a candidate for Judge n the
Supreme Court for the Western DIVISION
Election August 4, SiG. N.Y.
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FOR 81. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Tuesday Packet, In place Of steamer
st Franci durfngloW Water. 80
G.DA1-~----..~s...,.G. @ Everdon, master
This elegant lght-drat steamer nR
Will Leave EVERY TUESDAY
on. the 81. Francls river. : - 1900 4
LARRY HARMSTAD &co, Agents.
iy25 1900 Moshy Block, SMFront How.
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CLOSES.
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TREMENDOUS BARGAINS OFFERED rms
WEEK. U

Lace shawls, black and eolored gren-
adines, and a complete assortment Of dry
goods, at the Southern Palace Bankrupt
Sale,
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SEPARATING eOTTON-eIN.
THE COTTON CROP OF 1870.

HAN be gathered in the bOll-hulls. leaves,
- stems and ali. The drop cotton and un-
opened bolls can be saved. sa
THE COrrON-GIN will save all,
and gin 1t out cleaner, less cut. and less
mapped lint, han can be made from the same
teld in the usual way, by the best gins now
in use.
&C. send for circular.
DOWDALL, PAGE q CO., st. Louis, No,
lyl6 sole Makera.
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Railroad lime Tables.

MEMPHIS LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
I. aims will run daily as follows:
ARRIVES. LEAVES:
Hopedeld. 800 pm. 700 am
" psIl. ID ITW PIN.
Ferryboat will leave the wharfboat, loot OF
Union street, daily at $3.50 am.
u.. 9 B. ID. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
q p RnRanN- AyElt SnnlI.
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FIVE HUNDRED boxes Candles just re-
oeivsd by Wilde, Collins 81 Cos 10 be sold
at prices that defy competition.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Jefferson street. near Main.)

Jyla SO Gents.
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H~AGNES ACADEMY
s0oA IcgE'
sseT - DC
FOR Y LADIES.

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slb8 sbaa
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ADVERTISERS

VIII find the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising medium in the STATE. The great
forced rs, enlargement for the
ton OF advertisers, and It's circulation in all
parts Of Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippis.
planters and business men, renders IL espec-
Tally desirable 10 those who wish to reach The
general and substantial public, by adverffs-
ing their resPectave business and Interests,
Address, ss a APPEAL"
~-S1l9e Appeal Building. Memphsa.
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GREAT REDUCTION
ONE WEEK ONLYI
AT
JACOB CANS NEW STORE,
29S MAIN STREET.
Ny entire stock reduced less than New
York cost, to make room for
NEW GOODS.


Examine some of our cheap goods and
you are sure to purchase.
Good Ladies' Hose, from 10 to 25c.
Child's Hose, as low as loo per pair.
Elegant French Corsets, embroidered,
only g 90.
Plain Good whalebone Corsets, only
rs cents. a.
Mosquito Nets, only eOe, to close out
lot.
White Piques, only 25 cents.
Few Lace Points and Shawls, from s. to
IS, worth more money.
Good Pants Linens. only Is cents.
Linen H~andkerchiefs, only 81 per doz.
Be sure to examine nay stock, during
this week of reduction.
-58gh fa5I19s JACOB CANS,
iz1a 29S Main street.
..H#H"H i
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LACE SHAwLs, Grenadines, Parasols,
Linen and Jsconet Lawns will be sold at
sacrificing prices this week at B. LOwen-
atain a. RroaI
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L. SoARDs, general agent-ef. the South
era Publishing Company Of New Orleans
and Louisville, is In the city 70 determine
how anxious Our business men ars TO Sc
cure the publication Of their usual yearly
directory. a-T
made to order for $50 per DOZEN.
WIGGANS Þ,
233 Main street.
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HOLLOwAYs sERMiFueE coNFEcriOWs

TWENTY years experience has proved this
Il the most popular remedy with physi-
clans and parents for those pests of child-
hood-WOrms. They are pleasant to take,
n always effective In expelling me Worms
and tOning the system mp to MS normal
condition. beware of countarfeiGs and imi-
tations. The genuine have the signature OF
tne proprietors on the wrapper Of each
package.
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY q COWDEN,
PhffadaInhfa-
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Msmphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
@Eu. S. Nail Lins.EE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

A - 49, H.H....|
Turing the summer months the Wednes-
II day boat for Arkansas river will be
withdrawn, and during the present good
stage Of water our boats will leave Memphis
for Little Rock and all Intermediates land
tngs as follows: ~ VIZ
The entirely new and elegant s~ide-wheel pas
sengers steamer. Iaa -
PAT CLEBURNE.....Re PTitchard, master
Every Monday. = 5o'elock pm.
MARY B0YD.-..--.,.--R. Ia Haynes, master
aa Every Friday, at 5lo'clock pm.
Returning, will l. ave Little Rock for Men,
- phis as follows:
PAT CLEBURNE..~.Reese Pritchard, master
Every Thursday, at o O'Clock pm.
MARY I. Haines, master
Every Monday, att o'olock PM.
These boats are new and elegant passenger
packets, and are unsurpassed by any boats IN
the line for speed and comfort They make.
direct connection at Little Rock for HOT
SPRINGS with the regular United States
mall coaches; q for F0RTSMITH and all
intermediate points on Mondays and Thurs
days with the new and very llght-draftl
passenger packets, pardanelie. Captain Dis
anu Fort Gibson, Capt. B0wlin.
Frefghts consigned IN THIS LIN AT MINI
Or MOUTH 0R WHITE RIVER VIII be for
warded promptly to destination without
w~srTFog JOHN D. ADAMS. Presidents
- no. 3 Madison Sc Stanton Biook.
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts, Dis
pensary, headed, Book for tho milIion-
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another coll
umn, it should be read by sll. 10 sal
HALF-DozEE first quality Wamsutta F..
Y. Shirts made to order for SIS.
WEGGANS q THORN. wu
233 Main street.
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TAKEN UP.

TOW AND CALF-One fine red COW and
" calf, which the owner can have by ident-
flying and paying charges. A. MORfi,.
NS al TTotting Park.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

Z. J. Brock VS. A. J. Wal ct al
IEURSUANTt oan order Of sale made IN this
eanse by the supreme Court OF this State
al It's April term, 1870, 1 VIII, on