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Sale oG Egoati aIarsls.
Executors sale.


ReaIestate of M. w. Mack, deceased.
NOTICE.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the County Court in and for Linn county, Oregon,
m Probate. made at its May term, A. ID. 1870.
licensing the undersigned to sell the reaestate of
NJ w Mack, deceased, will sell at public anc-
ton, at the Court House door in Albany in said
Linn county,
Saturday, the 4th day of June. A. ID. 1870
between the hours of O'Clock A. M. and
o'clock P NJ, to the highest bidder, the following
realestate. to-wt
One lot 25x100 feet. being east part of lot 4, in
block No. TO- on south side of First street. oppo-
sit. Parrishs block, in tho city of Albany, Oregon
Also, 23xI00 feet, being the east portion of lot
No s, in block No A. upon which is situated
Briggs tin shop, said First street.
AIso, fractional lots and 3, in block 10, in the
eastern addition to the said city of Albany, with
dwelling house thereon.
TERMS-For U. S. coin, oHe-half in hand at
time of sale and the remainder in twelve months
at ten per cent. interest, with approved security
os8 DAVID FROMAN,
May 5, 1s70-4w35 Remaining Executor.
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PupL1c SPEAkIxG.-Gen. Joel Palmer and
Hon. l.. F. Grover, opposing candidates for Gov
ernor OF Oregon (Goy. Woods representing Gen.
Palmcr), viii address their fellow citizens as fol-
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Messrs. Powell and Butler, Republican and
Democratic candidates for District Attorney of the
Sd Judicial District will address the eitizens of
Linn county rs follows
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ConlxG.-It is announced that the famous lect-
urcr, Mr.. Underwood, assistant editor of the
Boston larestigator, intends visiting Oregon this
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BRIEF MExuox.-Dr. Hill is able to be out in
his buggy.
Willamette still in good boating stage.
Measles quietly spreading through the city.
Butter r3ne, at fifteen cents, during the warm
spell.
Eggs quoted selling at Isle.
Wheat advanced to 61g66c.
oats quoted at ID q soc per bushel.
Roads getting dusty.
Trout are said to be lucous and thick in the
ssbrooklets-
The Methodist sewing Society meets next
Tuesday at the residence Of Mr.. E. Cartwright.
All who want a nice dinner and pleasant time,
will be there.
Those tasty aud neat broad-brimmcd, small
crowned hats, for ladies' wear, have made their
appearance. They sweet. Mrs Dunniwny
has them.
J. C. Mendcrhall has recoyered from his recent
Illness and is ready to dispose Of any quantity Of
real estate put into his hands for sale, in Linn
and adjoining counties.
Judge Baber and Dave Froman, with their
wives, have gone to the mountains, to hunt and
fish and get the pure mountain air. They will
be absent two three weeks. Lack be theirs,
and may get a venison
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REAL ESTATE TRAysAorteSs.-0n last satur-
day Mr.. Joseph Tea! bought real estate in Linn
county, to the amount Of ALL acres, for which
he paid the snug litsle of SOS, ,0s7 in gold
coin All of the lanI lies in the vicinity of Nar
risburS, where the late owners. with one excep-
ton. reside. Tic deeds convey the land to
Messrs. Teal and q oIdsmith, os Portland Mr.
Teal also bought Of DR.. Davis and the Hoffman
boys. of the vicinity, 345 bead of cattle, de-
posting 81 500 in gold coin with Hiram Smith.
Esq, II pay for them their delivery. He also
deposited $l,S00 with Mr. Smith to pay for an
other tract of land contracted for hut for which
deed had not been executed. Mr.. Teal paid out
fifty thousand dollars, we understand, for cattle
and realty, in this part Of the State, during last
week. The snajar portion of this money win be
used in purchasing and improving property in
Linn.
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j. C. Powell and n. Il. Butler. canIilates for
the oiIicc of District Attorney for this District,
will address the citizens of Albany on Saturday.
Nav %, 1S70.
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MuMrs.-Corrallis people afflicted with the
mumps to an unlimited extent. several deaths
having resulted from them during the past two
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-14

New CARD Mr.. j. C. Mendenh4u has been
appointed notary pubiiefor Linn County, and win
attend to ali business requiring seal-makc col
Iactiuns. etc.
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MEpIcAL.-The -uedfcal aad .Stngical Reporter,
for April and May, has come to hand. 1t main
tains its reputation frzt class medical journ al
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IxsASE.-Wm. Swan, of Alsea valley, Benton
county, we learn, adjqdged insane, and was
probably taken Portland the present week.
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ReSotred, That this convention recognize in
the Hon. ID. w . allarl. our present Governor.
m able and fearless executive officer, whose ad-
mnistratiou has been characterized in the term
now about to expire by wisdom. fairness and in
tegrity throughou', and by faithful and honest
discharge of his high duties, we'll for the
patriotic zeal in defence Of tho administration
aud Republican principles.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of receiving
call from Gov. d. w. Ballard, of Idaho Terri
tory, on Tuesday. The Governor has been pay
ing Liun county, his old home, flying visit
preparatory to again taking up his residence
among He viii remove T. this city as soon
the new Governor OF Idaho arrives at his post.
DR.. Ballard has filed the office OF Governor of
Idaho With marked ability. and his retiracs from
the ofise, which is by limitation. is universally
regretted by The citizens of the Territory of both
political parties. The many frieads of DR.. Bal
lard in Linn county win be pleased to learn that
he is so soon to become one of us .gain. As an
indication Of the feeling towards him in Idaho
Territory, we quote resolution of the Republ-
can Territorial Platform. recently adopted in
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
JUDGE nTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

VrnGE I4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-HOn. P.
= SCRUGGS is a candidate for the Judge
S,fn in the l4th Circuit. consisting OF the
OF Hardeman, Fayeue Upton ana
Tauderdale, and that part OF Hheioy county
nntsida the corporate limits OF mpn
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81. AGNES.
The Commencement Concert Last Night

The Concert at st. Agnes Academy
came off last night and was a perfect sue
cess. We copy from a friends account OF
the same the following. "The beautiful
building and still more beautiful grounds
were lighted up brilliantly, and hundreds
of our very best citizens were present to
enjoy the occasion. The pragamme con-
sisted OF musical, histrionic and dramatic
representations. At half past seven
o'clock the Sodality Silver Band
(which, by the way, has improved
wonderfully in the last few months
opened with a beautiful march,
skillfnlly and artistically executed. At
eight, Miss Lizzie Babb delivered the
opening address, which was a compost
ton of her own, and one we'll worthy of
being reported, but in the limited space
you have assigned me, l cannot say more
than that 1t was a brilliant effort, reflect
ing great credit on Miss Babb.
Then came the overture, and
other magnificent music, vocal and
instrumental, from the senior vocal class,
and Misses Cooper, Phillips, Lynch, Keith
and Knode. "a Holiday Gambol, /" ,,alittle
comedy, participated in by Misses Buck,
Morgan, Lynch, Blackburne, FIaherty,
Carr, Knode and Buck, followed the mu-
sic, and was in turn followed by further
Instrumentation and vocalizing; after
which Miss N. Brooks read a COM
position, and Miss Avent delivered
the prologue of the evening. A drama,
arranged for the occasion from the life
of Josephine, Empress Of France" came
next, the drGmdtis persona of which
were Misses H. Keith, E. Cooper, X. Phe-
Ian, J. Rubel, E. Pugh, l.. Busby, 7.
Whitlock, L. Brown. NJ. Kelly, f.. Phil
lips, o. Jenkins, l.. DorsOn, M. Blake, G..
DOLLS, G. Flaherty, r.. Crosbie, G. Duke,
M. Webb, NJ. Biggs, M. O'Neill, NJ. Ste
ohens, b. Reasonoolt.
The entertainment closed with AWE
Msrie-Saered Song; Nightshade No
Longer; Mazourka Des Traneaux; Don't
Let the Roses Listen, a Solo, by Miss K.
Cooper; distribution of medals for supe-
riOr merit, good conduct Rnd diligence;
Home, Sweet HOme-duet; an epiiogue,
by little Mamie Lucas, finished the eve
ming" X.
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THE LOST SAVED.
A Public Benefaetor---The Good and Wise
WI Cooperate.

The best reformatory institution by all
odds ever established in the South is that
established at Raleigh. Orphans homes
and Asylums, excellent institutions, on
Quoted by the very best people, with the
best intentions, are not always unmixsd
blessings. If habits of industry be not
begotten, if knowledge of books ana OF
the avocstions of daily life be not il Gu /
Gated, orphans homes become schools OF
idleness, and since good and evil inmates
are inseperably intermixed there are a
few who suffer as well as many who are
gamers by the b~ene6eent deeds of found
ers of orphans homes. The institution
recently established at Raleigh is de-
signed to relieve the city OF youths OF
both sexes that are here led astray by
vices peculiar to city life. The farm
and workshop, and printing office
will constitute departments in this or
phans' home in which boys and girls
will be taught the best lessons of practical
life and made to maintain themselves
from b beginning. General Wallace
has bought the Jail and courthouse aud
bargained for a farm. He will have a
printing Office of his own and penniless
girls will be made useful in advertising
the institution and in acquiring a system
o%ftraining which will make them always
independent. The 'mackerels," as a dis
tinct body of unfortunate youths,
peculiar to cities, will be drawn into this
agricultural and mechanical school at
Raleigh and the necessity for a city work,
house is obviated; the penitentiary and
gallOws are cheated of their spoils and
the best orphans home ever established
is that recently established at Raleigh.
1t is not only the province of the press
but OF every good citizen to promote ends
sought to be attained by Gen Wallace.
He is an accomplished pedagOgue He
has been n through the greater portion
of his life, and no citizsn of Tennessee is
a more thorough master of his art. Of his
personal goodness we need not speak.
The story of his life-dream is written in
deeds of generosity which he now con-
templates, and his peculiar character and
purpose Of existence are illustrated in this
scheme of public beneficenre which he
has successfully inaugurated at Raleigh.
Gen. Wallace will visit during the next
few months establishments in other cities
like this which he has founded here,
and we commend him to managers of elee-
mosynary institutions everywhere.
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THE WIFE, both before and after she
has become a matron, will find PLANTA-
TIoN BI1TERs literally a present help In
time Of trouble; and, under no circum-
stances or condition, can it prove other
wise than beneficial. During nursing il
may be taken as an invigorant, with great
advantage both to mother and infant:
and, when maternal anxiety is awakened
by the falling appetite, unnatural Ian
guOr, and general i~ndisposition of a deli
cate daughter, there is no tonic or sltsra-
tive which will work such a rapid and
healthful change in the condition of the
fair invalid as PLANTATION BTTTERs. For
the morning lassitude and depression OF
spirits, caused by late hours and what Is
nothing comparable TO this famous vege-
table restorative.
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Anniversary of the Battle of s~ettysOurgJ
PROCEEDS TO BE DEVOTED To
Removal Of Gettysburg Confederate Dead,

The privilege OF the grounds, consisting o.
BAR-In this ali liquors, beverages. tobacco
and cigars. and all things appertaIntng "a
well regulated bar will be alIOwed-j
RESTAURANT--tThis includes all substan-
tai refreshments, such as breads, tarSs,
meats, fish, coffee. tea, milk, etc.l
COi,FECTIONERY@Ice cream, saltwater,
candles, cakes, nut, fruits, and everything
usually found in CONNECTION stOresh and
SHOOTING GALLERY, are now open to bid
ders-remaintng 50 until the 18th Inst.
None OF the abOve-uamed refresnment
stands viii be permitted to sell anything
that viii conflict with the others. Parties
receiving the right to vend VIII be privi-
legged TO erect as many stands as they please,
and be protected In the same from out
sidsrs.
All bids for music, lights. privileges, etc,
must be addressed to HENRY MOODE, Chair
man Privilege Enmmitraa- LeL-arn hl.a- L.Ia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-23

TEE SILVER MOUNTAIN SoAP-It Is
washing, securing, and polishing tin, cop
per, brass kettles, marble, ivory and win
dows. Il cleans paint and Yarnish work
as by magic, and for removing stains Of
tar, oil, grease and paint from clothes, IL
has no equal. No family can afford 70 be
VII aout IL. Ask your grocers for 1t. Only
hft9en cents a box. Sold everywhere.
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PERSONAL.

DIR. Rochester, Friar's Point; Colonel j.
O.. Miller, Mississippi; and Colonel Z. f.
McGehee, Mississippi, are registered at
the Peabody Hotel.
G. p. AtmOre. Esq, General Southern
agent Of the Jeffersonville railroad, is in
our city on a brief business visit. G. A
Burton, Esq, superintendent of the
Houston and Texas Central railroad w.
Z. Gregory, superintendent of the Gal
weston and Houston rsilroed, are also In
town. All these gentlemen are stopping
at the 0verton.
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DIAMONDS MOUNTED.

HAIR Work MADE TO ORDER.
SCHOOL MEDALS
Manufactured and Engraved in the Neat
est style.
New, Beautiful and Varied Stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS
At greatly reduced prices.
BRIDAL GIFTS, WEDDING AND
BIRTHDAY PRESENTS,
WILLIAM C. BYRD,
Successor to Merriman, Byrd 81 Co..
275 Main street, Memphis.
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oRDINANeE.

Be 4 ordained by he General Council Of the GU
Of Memphis:
That the Sanitary Sergeant be empowered
and II is hereby made a part OF his duty, 20
notify property owners When their side
walks require repairing, and all persons re-
tusing or neglectng for a longer time than
thirty days, after such notice, TO make such
repairs shah be subject 70 the penalties at
tached TO misdemeanOrs.
Passed first reading by Council, and the
rules peing suspended The ordinance passed
q second and final reading.
Passed second and dual reading by Board
of Aldermen, June Is, le70.
Approved June II, lS7G.
Ohm JOHNSON. Mayor.
Attest. I. r RIcHARna lltu Ea.L.ta- ~
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Of Memphis: Ns
Thai Article 2, Section s. he amended by
inserting the word "razOrW befween az
words bOWie-knife and -dirk - IN crder
lhat II shail be considered ga deadly
weapon. and forbidden to be carried con.
cealed and any one found carrying the
same concealed shall be liable TO 4 nne az
n2t les than hve nor more than INV dollars
s1 nrst reading rules suspended and
Aldermen. Do@fo OF
ns15 nIst reading by Council: rules sus-
PSINeo aho passed second and final reading
Approved June n, 1870.
Attss,. John JOHNSON. Mavor.
M L. X RICHARDS, City RsEisfer teIs
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a CARD.

The following copy OF a letter 70 the Mem
phis Ice Manufacturing Company VIII eX-
plain itself:
NEW YORK. June 9. 1870.
| To the President and Officers OF tha Memphis
lee Manufacturing Company:
GESTLEMEN-BefOre leaving for Europe /
notified The Arctic Ice and kefrtgeratiDg
Company that they were Infringing my
patent by making and selling such mach1nei
As the one they showed me at Paterson. n. j.
Having been informed by the Secretary OF
the Arctic lee and kefrigerafing Company
that you are using that machine, 1 refer you
10 the letters patent granted me April II, 1870
and notify you that upont sale OF ice made
with thai machine 1 viii eOmuenee suit
agairst you for an Injunction, anu Ior me
dslnsges il have sustained. Respectfully,
ISiV1edT d. l. HOLDER,
fe7 Addfe ss P. o. Box eos, New York City.
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Meeting of Stockholders.

OFFICE SOUTHERN LIEE INSURANCE CO.,1
Memphis, Tenn, June 70, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
/ ~ meeting Of the stockholders pfthe SOutn-
ern Life Insurance Company viii be held Mt
the ONCE OF the company on TUESDAY, July
9Th prOx-, between the hours OF 10 a m. and
2pm-
At this meeting an election will be held for
Directors 10 serve the ensuing year.
ito DIN n EaawarnrE
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JUDGFsUPREME C%oURTwEsT. DIT

+, TTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE FIT
n TENTH JUDICIAL KCUII.-L LesRo
- ne ngffering assurances Of support Nhlch
nave been endere to ms, hereby annouhCe
myself a candidate Tor reelection 20 Vie
once of Attorney-GeRaral OF the fuIsehtn
i-StciSi Circuft Election first Thursday IN
August next "AA
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WHITE & NTTLE RED RIVERS.
Memphis and Art psas River Packet Co.
White RiYeFO. S. Sail Line.

THE entirely new and magnif- IT.
Il cent side-Wheel passengerI
packet, built expressly for the trade,
r. p. WALT.--.--JoEN WooDBURF, Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, al
S O'clock pm, for all points OF WHITE RIVER
HRoUG TO JACKSoNPoET; also. to WEST
POINT and SEARCY on LITTLE RED RIVER.
eonnecting at BLUFF with Rail-
road for LITTLE Rock and H0T SPRINGS. con
Meeting at Jacksonport with steamer Bates
Vile for P~ooAHoNTAs and intermediate points
on BLACK RIVER, and with steamer Argos for
Batesville. For freight or passage apply on
board or at ONCE OF the Company, No. SAadi-
son street, Stanton Block. @
ap23 w. II. KENNEDAT. Agent
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BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE
jefferson Street, near Main,

CHAs. H. q. Broom --..L Lessee and Proprietor
EUGENE +. GORMAE Acting Stage Manager
Prof. FRANZ ARNoLD---Lsade OF Orchestrl
~ THIS STANDARD VARIETY THEA
TER 10 open the year round with a powerful
and talented corps OF male and female art
lists, presenting each evening a programmes
replete with music, mlrtn and melody.
ADMISSION. De: PriVafe Boxes. s.. AM
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ANOTHER Giant Stride has been made
in chemical science. PHALoN's VIFALIA,
OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, is an as
tonishing Improvement on all prepare
ions for restoring the natural color of
gray hair, heretofore known. 1t Is pellu-
cid, cooling, Hmpid, inodorous, and never
falling, and has no sediment. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers,
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PAYABLE JANUARY I, 1871.

Our large and varied stock of Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes and Notions will be
sold to Merchants and Planters, payable
January l, 1871. This is a great induce
ment as our stock is now complete. Re-
member the place, No. 23l Main street,
Clay Building.
81 Main street.
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FOR HOT sPRINGs.

n~ COACHES LEAVE LErTLE R0cK daily
at S am. FARE ONLY @0 (by purchaaing
" Round Trip Ticket" ooD UNTIL UsuDl
FARE ONE WAY, ga. 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 tele-
graph at our expense. Fare IS. Tickets Tor
sale at x7k and Us Main street and 8 Madi-
son street, Memphis.
CHiDEsTER, sEARLE a co,
my@ ProprietOrs.
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LOST-REWARD.

1ETUF-sIO RFWARD-From the subscri-
M Der, a horse mule. about sixteen hands
high, and large in proportion and in good
order. sorrel color. and has a lump on his
right fore foot. The above reward Will De
paid for his delivery to me, Opposite the new
Jail. lIe22l ROBf.T THOMAS
AFARES-S50 REWARD-On the 9Th inst
NJ rom the subscriber, three miles east OF
Memphis, on the NJ. andC railroad, two Bay
Mares: one large, with full name and tail,
with right eve out and collar marks. Inc
other OF medium size, thin name and tail,
and star ia her forehead, also collar MARKS
Tbe above reward will - paid for their de-
livery 70 me, or for Information by which
can recover them. Uel4l JIG GEN.
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HTTE & CoRwTNR, proprietors OF the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, IL Union street, are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of b APPEAL Will bear this In
mind and act accordingly.
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LETTER LIST.

The following f. the list OF letters remain
ing In the Memphis P0stOnice and n0tdeliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed 10 street and nun hers
Rin be delivered promptly by carriers.
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Persons who have once tasted Blanc
Mango Puddings, Custards or Creams
made from SEA Moss FARINE, and served
with good rich cream or milk, will never
need coaxing to use it, as 1t makes one of
the most delicious, nutritious, economical
and health-giving articles of food ever
provided by a bountiful Providence.
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FOR SALE.

TTOTTSE \ LOT-That beautiful resi-
IL dence, No 75, fronting so feet on Linden
81. is for sale on easy terms; apply 10
CHAS.R h. BUCHANAN, 10 St Jel9
HOUsE-For sale cheap, Ia well Improved
N double House, Nos. So and 50 Avery street.
nOrthweS corner OF Elliott. Apply at once
OF southern Life Insurance Company, No.
80 Main street, up stairs. yelL
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. Mail Line

For Osesola, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo. Connecting at Belmont with the
Iron Mountain r. r.. at Cairo with
Illinois entral K. R., and n
boats mp the Ohio river.
BELLE ST. LOUIS----.Zeigler. master
This elegant passenger steamer r.
will leave rs above C
THIS DAY, 2}d inst, at 5 pm.
Freight received at IL 81 Louis WharfbOat.
W. E. DILL. Agent.
ie3 FLEM. CALVERT. Sup'L
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No. l Gravel Roofing done by Barthol.
omew q Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
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FIRST quality Wamsutta F. Y. Shirts
made to order for S36 per dozen.
WIGGANS & THORN,
233 Main street,
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SPECIAL ADDITION
FOR
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
THIS WEEK
TO OUR GREAT BARGAIN SALE
OUR GREAT BARGAIN SALE

The above additions, to be shown this
morning and offered during the week.
will present an interesting feature in ouI
Great Embroidery, Handkerchief ana
Hosiery Sale.
Aud offer bargains never offered before,
Come to-day to
HERZ0G & BROS.
294 Main street.
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FOR RED RIVER.

Regular Red River Packet-For Alexandra,
Shreveport and Jefferson.
H. NJ. E--.-..-..H \. Carter, master
This splendid passengerstsamer IL
will leave as above
THURSDAY, I'D inst, at Il m.
LARRY HARMSTAD& Co, Agents,
je2 Mosoy Block, S04 Front street.
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FOR VICKSBURG.

United States Mail Line for VI~cksburg-For
Helena, Napoleon and V~icksburg.
CITY OF CAIRO-.--Luker. master
This elegant passenger packet KA
leaves as above E
SATURDAY, 18th inst. at 5 pm. -
Freight received at the st. LOuis wharfbOat.
w. h. Agent
je3 FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.