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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-26

A RI NOTICE;1Mr. tn; kAUFMAEh will
stud o, ger Metzerott Hall, on WEDNESDAY,
October Eth. sa "a Inn
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a well in Market Square and Court
Square, and have a cup attached 80 that
visitors can drink water during the hot
Adopted.
BY Alderman Prescott:
BE Il ordained BY the Board of General
Ui9lcn Of The Clty of Memphis. That sec
tiGiI 8, of article 1, of the digest, be so
amended that the assessors shall give
thirty days notice, and that their decision
Shall be final. Chat the latter part of
section 81 where appeals are to be made to
Board Of Aldermen, be repeatedly
Passed first reading by Council; rules
suspended and passed second and final
reading. Passed first reading by Board Of
Aldermen; rules suspended and ordinance
passed second and final reading by Boartj
OF Aldermen, June l, 1870.
PETITION.
Upon the petition of the Memphis, Hol-
Iy Springs, OkOlona and Selma Rail Road
Company, asking a subscription of $3.50
600 on behalf Of the city of Memphis. re-
ferred to a special committee Of three
by Board of Aldermen, when the chair
appointed the following said COMMITTEES:
/ /. Cartwright, J.. p. Prescott, and A. J.
Roach.
Upon an adopted resolution by Council.
hat a committee of three be appointed by
this Board, 10 confer with a similar com
mittee to be appointed by the Board of
Aldermen, TO fix the compensation and
define b duties of the President Of the
Police B~oard-when Chairman Dixon APP
pointed Messrs. James, Gibson and Chase
said Council committee, the same was
CONQUERED in by Board of Aldermen,
when Chairman Norment appointed
Messrs. Cartwright, Durf and Roach
committee from Board of Aldermen,
Whereupon the Board adjourned.
L.. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
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REMNANTS at a great sacrifice at B..
Lowenstein & Bros to-day.
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State of Tennessee. Should youl
honorable bodies give us the aid desired,
we would suggest that bonds of the city
should issue after the ratification by the
people) maturing in twenty (20) years,
bearing interest at the rate of per cent.
per annum, the interest payable semi
annually at the office OF the railroad COM
pany, or at the office oftheir agents in the
city of New York, II the State of New
York.
The company has obtained authority
from the stockholders to issue first mort
gage bonds upon the road and its proper
ty, and we can use the bonds Of your city
and county as cOllaterals, at from IS to 50
cents, and we would respectfully suggest
that should your honorable bodies au-
thorize the issuance of said bonds, that
you make it a condition precedent that
they be not disposed of at less than 70
cents on the dollar.
Trusting that your honorable bodies
will favorably respond to this applica-
ton, we have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Memphis, Holly Springs, Aberdeen and
Selma Railroad Company.
By N. B. FORREST, President.
VIM. RICHARDSON HUNT,
q Vice-President.
SAMUEL NJ. MEEK,
HARRISON HALE,
JOHN @. FIZER,
r. A. PINSON,
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Best soda water. Heinrich, 224 Main.
st. Charles Ssloon-all drinks Is cents
Another frightful hot day yesterday.
Three card pictures for fifty cents at
Armstrong; Gem Gallery, oil Main st.
P. II. Heinrich has received his gene
raJor ana Is now prepared to charge Soda
fountains TO order.
William Hicks was arrested vester-
day on a charge Of murder by the police.
He was transferred 10 the county Jail.
The grand jury Of the Criminal Court
is now in session, and some very impor-
tant aud startling matter is said to have
been before them yesterday.
Seven prisoners were carried up to
Jackson yesterday, TO be brought before
the Supreme Court, Among these is the
negro Henry Woods, sentenced to death
for murder.
The Ledger has a cock and bull rumor
about Leonard being at Helena. If Leo
nard stopped within five thousand miles
of Memphis, he is a bigger fool than we
took him for.
We notice with pleasure that the Ian
gerous and unsightly iron crossings are
being removed from the intersections Of
streets paved with NicolsOn pavement,
and substantial wood crossings laid down
in their place.
j. D. Dsnbury has grown a Goodrich
potato, 81 inches in circumference, in
sixty-eight days. II is a great improve
ment on the original. This success is due
10 deep blowing and thorough subsoiling.
The author of Diamond Rings is
reminded that we never use anything
written on both sides of the paper. This
alone would be sufficient reason for re-
iecting the article, even were it written
in a better SPIRIT and on a better subject.
The Somerville Falcon of Wednesday
SAYS: 1.-The refreshing rains that have
fallen recently have had q salutary effect
upon the crops. Both corn and cotton
look well, and are growing rapidly. We
are informed that the prospect for rood
crops was never more promising at his
season."
On the l4th inst. our entire Italian
population is going to turn GU and make
n dgrand gala" day of it at James Park.
OuT Young and talented friend, Mr.. James
BrizzoIari, is 70 be marshall, and Mr.. A.
b. Vaccsro orator OF the day. The full
particulars viii be given tomorrow
morning.
Councilman Doyle, of the 9th Ward,
resigned day before yesterday, having
been appointed TAILOR by Gen. Marcus J.
~ We understand that he has
I.Qur friend w. B. Richardet
thriving little town., ION
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EXCURsIONIsTs.-Our citizens who wish
to seek the cool shades of the country
during the heated term, should remember
that h various railroads leading out of
our city have issued excursion tickets at
greatly reduced prices. The Memphis
and Louisville road issues a ticket to
Mammoth ave and return at $50, which
Is about the usual fare, but this ticket in
cludes all hotel expenses at the Cave for
two days, the admission fees to the va
rlous caves, as well as transfer to the save
and return from Glasgow junction. Cap
tain f. G.. Barney, formerly of the Neal
House, Columbus, Ohio, and other first
class hotels, has, charge of the Cave Hotel.
This road also issues tickets to Putin
Bay, n of b coolest resorts on Lake
Erie, near Ssndusky, for the sum of S3S 10
the round trip. These tickets give the
choice of routes, either via Louisville and
Cincinnati Short Line Railroad, or by the
u. s. mail line steamers from Louisville
to Cincinnati, thence by G. H. and ID.
Railroad to Ssndusky. Tickets good un-
til used. They can be hsd of Colonel Jas,
Speed, No. 237X Main street, near corner
of Jefferson.
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit court---J. 7. SWayne, Iudge.
In this Court on yesterday the follow
ing proceedings were had, tO-wit:
Mscksy & Co. VS.. ]. Beckett, verdict
for plaintiff, S299 As.
Cochran VS.. Cockrell, verdict for plain
tiff, $3.50 80.
Lake VS.. Board School Visitors, jury
not vet agreed.
Hanauer a Co. VS.. Kelsey, non-suit set
aside.
Luckarini VS.. Chickasaw Boat Club,
Judgment set aside by consent.
Atkinson VS.. Leftwich, death of Left
wich suggested.
Larkin vs.. Ford, dismissed.
Potter vs.. Greenlaw, verdict for plain
tiff, S244 81.
Leftwich & Cash VS.. Van Brocklin,
death of Leftwich suggested and proven
and bankruptcy Of Cash suggested.
NJ. Brock vs.. Bell, death of plaintiff
suggested and proven and suit revived in
name Of Tuggle. admir-.
SchwoOb VS.. Waddell, admir-, deYasta-
Wit suggested and sofia ordered citing de-
PENDANT and G. KOrtrecht to appear and
show cause, etc.
willard VS.. Teufel, plaintiff ordered to
appear and give other security.
Muncrief VS.. Beaumont, dismissed for
want Of declaration.
GeOrgette and others VS.. Chandler d
Richards, Nos. 70, 81, 81, IS, IA, las, rule
docket, all stricken from docket and dis
missed.
Wait & Lewis VS.. J. Harvey Mathes,
Tax Collector on Privileges, and James
Reilly, County our Clerk. In this cause
the Court decided that hand carts were
not taxable as carts drawn by animals,
and that nc tax on the same is authorized
by law, the use OF running of the same
not being declared a privilege taxable by
statute.
The cases on yesterdays calendar, I'M
disposed of will be called to-day, viz:
Nos. 24e, 24l, 296, $40, 81, 3I3, SI4, 3l5, 81,
~, $40, 322, 325, 32S, 329, 33l, 1888, 1856, S37,
30, $50, S42, S43, 34S and 349, and also the
following additional cases:
- McDohald vs.. Wormeley, Picket &CO.
90 Coward VS.. Loaand
272 Pittman VS.. IddinVs
Z75 Dea1f& CAT VS.. Able et al
35I Irby, admir-, VS.. James.
1853 Logwood VS.. Bartlett et al
3j4 Dickens vs.. Cannon ct al.
355 Fealy VS.. Treadwell.
1856 Brown, admir-, VS.. Galloway.
357 ROsenbaum vs.. Fildman.
35s Bedford VS.. Carter.
800 Bridges VS.. Sullivan.
36l Maddox VS.. Williams.
362 Francisco ct al VS.. Brinkley ct al.
1853 Mason VS.. Dennie ct al.
Chancery COurt---CkencelIor kerQan.
This court was not in session yesterday.
II will meet at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The following DEGREES were filed yester-
day and ordered TO be entered:
Cooper VS.. SeYerBon, injunction modi-
fed.
Commercial Bank VS.. Ford, as to pur-
chasers.
Turner VS.. Atkinson, guardian settle
ment.
Waldran vs.. Messick, injunction dis
solved.
Hillman VS.. Quimby, final.
Walker VS.. Nelson, sale.
Lanier VS.. GayOso, receiver.
Gaylord VS.. Quimby, withdrawal.
Vollentine VS.. VOllentine, sale.
Meath vs.Severson, demurrer overruled.
Brown VS.. Thompson, report confirmed.
Brooks VS.. w. Packet Co., reference.
Jones VS.. Jones, sale confirmed.
Poston va. Poston, sans.
Mcdonald VS.. Jones, reference.
Papers in the cases of Mcknight VS..
Dill and Stewart VS.. CockereH must be
returned into court this morning or de-
fault will be taken.
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A Few WoRds OF WEGHr.-"Do you
mean to say, madam, that he has taken
no other medicine?"
This question was asked the other day
in relation to ayoung man, 'the only son
ola widow" who was then rapidly re-
covering from a state of absolute p-ostra-
1t was asked by a friend Of the family of
the invalid's mother, Mrs. Herman, 95
Abingdon Square, New York.
The medicine referred to was PLANTA-
TION BIrTERs. 81 do mean to say it,"
replied Mrs. K; I'VE had tried twenty
other remedies before, without the slight
~ benefit; but we tried none afterward,
Tk me Bitters proved all sufficient"
,hne taay herself is the authority for
be'iefthat the resto-atirs N nnestion e
ministered.
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PERSONAL.

Major w. A. Sykes, President of he
Elyton and Aberdeen railroad, is ntown,
and we understand has made arrange
ments with Stanton & Co. to push his
railroad enterprise to successful compile
ton. We congratulate the Major. Ener-
gy like his is worthy of success.
Colonel W. E. Redding, New York. Col.
G. W. Sappington, Bolivar, Mississippi.
Colonel W. II. Nichols, Grenada, Miss
are registered at the Peabody Hotel. =
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MEMPHIS AND RALEIGH SPRINGS RAIL
RoAD.-A meeting of the friends Of the
above named railroad will be held at the
corner of Fifth and Saffarans streets.
Chelsea, on Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock.
Let there be q general attendance. BY
order Of the President.
L. j. DUPRE, Sect'y.
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TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Having determined to discontinue the
Dry GOODS business, we are offering u
stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Notions at net cash prices, payable No
vember /, 1870. This inducement is wor-
thy your attention, as our stock is yet
complete. Special inducements given to
any one wishing TO buy stock and stand.
j.. II. LOewenstine Il Bros, No. 23I Main
street, Clay Building. Remember the
number.
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD.
Card from Mr.. W. 8. Greenlaw Explaining
Operations Of Stockholders Meeting.

Editors Appeal: On the sIst of Nav the
stockholders of the Mississippi River
Railroad met together to hold their an
nual election for Directors of said road.
On motion l, as a taxpayer and stock
holder, was formally elected Chairman of
said meeting, and Isaac Morrison Secre-
tsry. Shelby County Court was repre-
sented by Messrs. Walker and Jones,
Judge Hume F. Hill, the third member of
the Shelby county committee, not present.
We were proceeding to hold the election
when we were interrupted by an injunc-
ton forbidding the same. Like law abid-
ing citizens, we Immediately obeyed the
mandate of the Court and stopped the
election.
A motion was made to adjourn Until II
O'Clock next day, June 1. Messrs. Walker
and Jones, representing Shelby county, op-
posed meeting at all nex day, saying the
stockholders could do nothing while the
injunction lasted. Nevertheless, the mo-
ton to adjourn until II O'Clock next day
was carried, and as Chairman l adjourned
the stockholders meeting until next day,
Messrs. Walker and Jones representing
Shelby county, saying they would not
ONE, 1t being useless 20 do 30. During
the afternoon all the other stockholding
interests came to the same conslusion
with Messrs. Walker and Jones, that it was
useless to try te hold any further session,
and that it was only necessary to meet to
adjourn sine die.
Prompt at II O'Clock next day 1 was
pn (ent as chairman, called the stockhol-
present to order, when a motion to
edjourn was made, put and carried, every
stockholding interest being present that
was present the day before, save only
Lauderdale Co. Judge Hill was in the
ROOM, and suppose he was representing
the Shelby stock; if he did not represent
it, it was no fault of ours, but was owing
to the fact hat not being present the day
before, he did not know that l was chair
man of the stockholders' meeting, and
that ] was acting in that capacity in call
ing the meeting to order and adjourning
1t. Certainly there was no idea on my
part Oh on the part of any one
else present, so far as l know,
to adjourn the meeting prematurely.
We adjourned the meeting on motion
regularly put and carried, and because we
were restrained by law from doing any
part of the business we had been called
together to do.
L regret the necessity for coming into
newspapers to defend railroad interests.
IL is not by newspaper or legal war that
Memphis is to get her much needed rail-
roads, and 1 call ON all good citizens to
discourage such fatal proceedings and
give every aid to the success of q work
that is in able and responsible hands,
ready to put it through If permitted to do
so. Respectfully,
VIM. B. GREENLAW.
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WANTS

q 90 nNO-To lend on collaterals-
. OO.OOO state, county and city bonds
and scrip; bills, notes, bank and insurance
stock. and railroad stock and bonds bought
aud sold on commission. Investments and
NEGOTIATIONS made. W. o. LOFLAND,
BIZ and Note Broker,
ie2 No. 5 Madison street.
OOQK-BOY.-A good COOK; also, a boy to
take care OF q horse. Apply at 81 MOsby
street near Hill fe2
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THE following testimonial of profess
sional confidence given DR.. Banning will
be read with pleasure by many:
Is SOUTH PARADE, CLIFTON, ENG.,
April 30, 1868.
DIR. E. Banning, New York:
Dear Sir-Your papers OF the physio-
logical and pathological relations of the
trunkal muscles have interested me very
much, being thoroughly scientific and
practical.
1t is this practical application of knowi-
edge that is so much needed, and 1 have
to thank you for turning ones thoughts
purely in the direction of the mechanical
causes and cure of many serious diseases.
I believe that you have opened up to
view a much overlooked field of research,
which, when fully appreciated, will mark
an era in the history of therapeutics. l
write this, believing that a voice of APP
precistive recognition of your lsbors from
this side Of the Atlantic may not be un-
welcome.
1 am, dear sir, yours faithfully,
CHRISTOPHER WOLST0N,
B. A, M. r. c. S. E.
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THIS is a free country, and If people
like to hse hair coloring composition full
of dirt, they have q right to do so; but
reason suggests that when Phalon's Vita
lis, or Salvation for the Hair-pellucid,
sweet and plesssnt-can be obtained at
every drug store, none but the unrefned
win use any other. Sold by druggists.
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FOR SALE.

"OUS AND LOT-That beautiful resi-
II dence, No. IS, fronting 90 feet on Linden
street. Is for sale, on easy terms; apply to
GHAS. BUCHANAN, I2 Vance st. jel
CALOON.-I viii sell my Saloon. No IS JEFF
- ferson streek together with license, at a
bargain. Lmy8l STEINKUHL-
BUGGY top buggy at Brackets stable,
ID Second street. my3I
I AND-My place Of eleven acres OF choice
Il Land, all under cultivation, with a va
riety OF choice fruit trees, situated on Union
avenue, u miles from Court Square, and
opposite the residence Of W. h. Cherry, Esq.
The mprOVementS consist OF a nne Frame
House Of six rooms and a haIl; adjoining
are kitchen and servants rooms, carriage
house. stables and s-tOre-houses- For terms
apply to NJ. W. KENNEY,
myU T%arpaulin Depot, on the Levee.
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o HOT SPRINGS.

1r COACHES LEAVE LITTLF Rock daily
at 5 am. FARE oNLY So by purchasing
=" Round Trip Ticket" GOOD UNTIL UsED).
FARE ONE WAY, So. Private coaches and
pleasant carriages-fOr parties of three or
or four for carriage and seven for coach, re-
main over night en- route. Secure by tsle-
graph at our expense. Fare IS. Tickets for
sale at 2571z and rs Main street and 3 Madi-
son street, Memphis.
C-HfDESTER, SEARLE Co,
mvq pronrfatoru
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RssoIusd, That the Mayorbe empowered
D purchase a pump and have it placed on
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FREE LECTUREs.-Dr. E. P. Banning, of
New York, will give a series of free lee
lures in the lecture room of the First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. First
lecture, Thursday eve., I'd inst; second
lecture, Saturday eve., 4thinst.; third lee
ture, Monday eve., 9Th inst; fourth lee
ture, Tuesday eve, 9TH inst. Lectures
commence at 8:I5 pm. Subjects: Me-
ehanicsl Laws of the Body, and Physical
Education.
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FOR NEW D
FOR V

hamphls and Arkansas River Packet Gen.
paHy---unlted States Nail Line.
For Helena, Friar's Point, Mouth White River.
Pine Blum, Little Rock, and making
connections for Hot Springs and Fort Smith,
Tn q -. Il. Allie n,
Ed Nowland-...-.. --...-..-.-...maste
This elegant passenger steamer H.
will leave as above ~
FRIDAY. Sd inst. ats PIN.
For freight or passage apply on board or at
Company's once, No. 3 Madison ST, stanton
Block.
je2 W. Il. KENNEDAY. Agent.
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HENRY FoNTA1NE, Secretary.

HENRY FoNTAINE, Secretary.
Received by the Council and referred to
a special committee of five, consisting OF
the following gentlemen: Messrs. Parker,
Duncan, James, Cummings and Pepper.
Referred to 8 committee OF three by the
Board of Aldermen, consisting OF the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Messrs. Cartwright,
Prescott and Roach. ..t ?
Whereupon the Council adiournedssn
L. r. RICHARDS. CITY Register.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
Ing In the Memphis PostOflce and net deIiv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbara
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers.
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Attention., LADIEs.-Just received, a
new stock of Jet Jewelry, the most beau
tifuI pattern shown in Memphis. Also,
an assortment of large Crosses, at
J. ROESCHER'S JET PALACE,
.826 Main street.
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SPORT.

Their weAtwo very interesting races
at the trottiHt park Yesterday. The first
was a trottinA match for the Butcher's
Stake, mile he's, to wagons. best three
in five, for hOr4Ss owned by butchers.
The entries werec3ob Lee. entered bv w
M. Carver; Blatr Rock, entered bv r
Shilling; John HXunze, entered bv N
Kerr; Nimrod, Uttered by f. Huppert /:
and Nellie Gray, entered by G.. Thoma'
The match was won by Kunze, easily, and
a good deal Of money changed hands on
the result. ars 80
The next was a race between two we'll
known local horses, viz %StoneTalI, en-
tered by y. Milton, and Dgalma, entered
by Jim Crowley, mile heats, for $3.50. 1t
was won by Stonewall in one heat
Dgalma being distanced.
About i've hundred persons were OF
the grounds, and for awhile betting was
very lively.
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Brooks & LAwHoRN, $50 Front street,
are prepared to buy early apples and new
potatoes, for which the highest price will
be paid. Call and see them.
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/ TIME TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
on and after May ., 1870, trains will run
daily Sundays excepted, as follows:
Arrives. Leaves.
HOBeheld-------..---... 500 pm. 80 am.
pm. LOO pm.
Ferryboat will leave wharfbOat, foot of
Union street, daily al an
II. i. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent
b. 7. ROBSON, Asst Sup't
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WANTED-T0 RENT.

HOTTAGE-With three rooms and kitchen,
u within ten minutes walk OF Onion street,
near street railroad preferred; address, Civ
ing particulars" MONEY, care Appeal
office tel
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Twenty five cents will buy a eacks at of
SEA Moss FARINE of your grocer or drn0-
gist, which, in ten minutes, viii msfa
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, Pudding,
Custards. etc. etc.
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MANY of the yeast powders sold are de-
l~eterious. Try DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder, which is wholesome.
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B.. LowENsTEIN q Bros great Rem
nant sale will come off to-day. Ladies,
don't fail to attend. ?
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REMEMBER this is the day set for the
sale of the Jones estate at eleven O'Clock.
Omnibuses leave the office of Passmore
q Rutin, 2S1 Second street, at half past
nine. ATerms of sale: One-fourth cash,
balanc in one, two, three and four years.
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HITE & CoRwISE, proprietors Of the
JOB Printing establishments in the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street, are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons Of the APPEAL viii bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


FIRsT-CLASS DAY-BOARDING HOUSE
y Terms, Is per week-S5 per month.
Kept by the lamOus SCHADE. Nos. ls2-ls4
Main street. mylz
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LADIES JET JEwELRY-Latest STYLES st
j. ROESCHERiS JET PALACE,
32S Main street
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FOR RENT.
ID OOMs-At Southern Hotel.

ID OOMs-At Southern Hotel.
IL jeS
ABOON-The Brilliant Saloon, corner OF
y Whisky chute and Center alley, cheap, il
applied for Immediately; apply TO
is2 7. n. COCKE.
nWELLING.-A brick dwelling, No. 40
IL Court street, containing 10 rooms. Pos
session given Immediately; apply to
A. f. FARMLAND,
fl lg7 Main street.
ID OOMS-Newly furnished, Jingle or in
IL suits: all lighted with gas, water facil-
lies, and front and rear yard
lions excellent; also, two oh1ces for rent;
apply at Hotel D'Europe, with satisfactory
reference. my3l
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6X Main street, has the
largest variety of Monthlies, Illustrated
Weeklies and Dsilies in the city,