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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-11
WHEELER G WILSON,
SEWING MACHINES
Al
SAN eNCISCO ATES
The Great Trial of Sewing Machines
THE GRANDEST IN THE rid!
The Judges. the Whole World
and lac Trial, Fifteen Years
Duration.
PRACTICAL USE THE TEST!

THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT.
THE " eeler Il Wilson Sewing Machine the
Champion
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DELINQUENT TAXES.
AUDIToR'S OFFICE, oRMsBY COUNTY, |
1st necember, 1863.

AUDITORS OFFICE, oRMsBY COUNTY,
1St becember, 1869.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" "Dc!inquent Tax Lit for the year 1869, " Of
tins County has this day been delivered to the
District Attorney Of said County and that unltss
the Delinquent Taxes therein specified are pad to
the Treasurer as ex-oitico Tax Receiver, within
TWENTY DAYS from the publication eff this no.
tice, action will be commenced 10y the district
Attorney for the collection said taxes aud Costs
Persons desirous # making IaymenC to tae cX.
oflicio Tax Receiver within the specified twenty
days, must procure ON this Office the cer' cate
required by law. SAM. J.. KING,
3w Auditor ormsby county.
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AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT. NOTHING WOULD
BE MORE APPRECIATED THAN
ONr. OF THESE MACHINES.
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FOR RED RIVER.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
g New OFieans Packet-For Vickshnrg.
Satchez and New Orleans.
y .~---.--s.-.,ra Robinson, master
11is spIenQld passenger Jeamer a.
will leave as ahaye I&
THIS DAY. 18th inst, at Ie m.
LLfO 4 MILLER, Agents,
Ap6 No. Promenade ST, foot Jefferson,
For New OEIeana
h splendid, lightning passenger steamer
n H EET y, Y,
John w. master
WIZ leave SATURDAY. 10th inst, at nm
LARRH HARMSTAD& Co, Agents
ag5 u Madison street.
FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet CDmDanv-
For Cairo Louisville and CINCINNATI.
ALLCE DEAN master
ms elegant and swirl steamer IT.
viii leave as above AN
SATURDAY. 18th inst. at 8 nm
LARRY HARASTAD & CO., Agents.
Nc. " Madison street
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river is about at a stand, with nine feet
six inches in the channel.

river Is about at a stand, with nine feet
six inches in the channel.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Celeste was taken out on the docks
yesterday, to undergo some slight repairs.
The tOwboat Grand Lake No. 2 passed
down yesterday with a world of coal.
The Mollie Able passed up yesterday at
] an.
The Magenta passed up at 10 am. for
The r. @. Gray and America, both from
the ONO river, are hard aground at Swan
Lake, in the Arkansas.
The United States mail steamer Thomas
Fl. Allen, Captain Ed. Rowland, will get
away to-day for Little Rock and all way
points on the Arkansas, connecting with
packets for Fort Smith. She is a splendid
passenger packet. Vim. Morrison, Dan
Sullivan and Charley Musselman are her
clerks.
The Glasgow will pass down to-day for
Nieksourg n New Orleans. She makes
all way landings.
The Grand Era, Captain Kounz, will
pass up in the morning for Cairo and st.
Louis.
Captain Milt Harry, Of the Fairy
Queen, will be In a city to-day On bust
ness.
The R. P. Walt leaves to-morrsw for
AauuAuSs Iu w 1lL6 river.
The City of Alton passes down to-mor-
row for Vicksburg.
The II. NJ. shreve, Captain Carter, with
Messrs. Worsham-father and son-int the
office, Will pass down to-day for Shreve-
port and all landings on Red river.
The X. E.. Lee, Captain John Cannon,
will pass down tomorrow for New Or
leans.
The Alice De- Captain skunk, with
W. G.. Grub In the Office, leaves to-mor-
row for Cincinnati.
The C. B. Church left st. Louis night
before last at 8 O'Clock. Yesterday at
noon she was at Cairo, and will be here at
g am. to-day. This is fast time for a
freight bOat-thirty-six hours from st.
Louis. She leaves tomorrow on her re-
turn trip. We learn that Alex. Stewart
has taken charge of her office.
h Bradish Johnson, Minnie Frolic,
Dora, Enterprise, Seminole and Curtis
have gone to the bank at New Orleans to
await better times.
The Wauanita is due CD.
The little steamer Mary Ellen sunk in
Upper Red river, near Carolina Blufs, a
few days ago, and with her cargo, is a to-
tai loss.
They have been launching in Glasgow
the largest propeller in the world except
ing b Great Eastern. The investment
of money in the last mentioned sea mon
ster was very Improbable. The vessel
could not be used for the purposes in
tended, but has been a scrt OF freight
hulk ever since her last unsuccessful
yoyagea across the Atlantic. Perhaps the
Italy will deal better by her owners, but
we cannot conceal our belief that a ship
may be too large as well as too small.
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LACE sHAWLs!l
Great Bargains in these Goods l.--Rsaal

We have just opened a line of Lace
Shaws and Lace Sacques, which, in bar
gains, excel anything of the kind brought
on for years. We have a very heavy stock
of them, new and most exquisite patterns,
and all we ask is but a call. An inspec-
ton of the goods and prices lower than
before the war wiz astonish you. A
handsome Point can be purchased for Just
one half of last years price.
Our buyer matters himself in this es-
peciaI stock under his own supervision J
to have purchased the greatest bargain Of
this season. Look at the patterns and the
prices. HERZ0G BRO,
294 Main street.
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RIWER LINE
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The lecture of Rev. ]. P. Stuart, ofSt.
Louis, on ''The Beginning and End of the
World" delivered at the United States
Courtroom in the Waldran Block last
night, was well attended, and was In
every n worthy the attention of those
who were so fortunate as to be of the au-
dience. The subject was treated from the
SwedenborNan standpoint, and was
handled with all the logical skill of one
well grounded in the happy and peculiar
doctrines OF SwedenbOrg. There is a
small congregation of persons belonging
to this faith who are in the habit ofmeet.
ing at the residence of Judge Pearce. and
It is through them that Mr.. Stuart is here
to enlighten our people upon the peculiar
but siDgularly consoling faith of which
Swedenborg was the originator. The
third Lecture of the series will be given
tonight at the same place. Subject
"Hell and the Grave, SheOl and Hades."
Seats tree.
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LIGHT SHADES SILK LISTERS, 81 I2.c.'
At CANS NEW STORE, POS Main.


THEATER.-At the Memphis Theater
the great Lingard troupe elighted a good
house with asecond representation OF the
Day After the Wedding" end the
/" ~Spitalfield Weaver" We can add moth
ing to our words Of praise of the p0form-
ance OF this troupe, and consequently
Only recommend u readers to be on
hand tonight.
VARIETIES THEATER.-This old Wash
tngton street temple of fun draws its
nlgn.ly crowds Everybody goes away
delighted and says that It was never man
aged better. A fresh bin every night.
BRooM'sO OPERA 81 UsE.-Charlis broom
Is always ahead of the pack, and has the
best stock that money can provide. The
general variety business is kept up in first
rate style, and there are always number
attractions besides. Go down to see
him tonight.
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Concert to Take Place on Thursday Next
The Musical Event Of the Season.

We are informed by the managers of
the Concert that the sale of tickets for re-
served seats will commence on Monday,
the 18th. A diagram of the hall can be
seen at Messrs- GOepel & Benson's music
store, where seats can be secured. We
would advise our friends and concert
goers to procure seats early, as this will
prove to be the greatest musical produc-
ton of our Memphis musicians and anna
teurs. Shiller's "Song of the Bell"
given with full orchestra and heavy cho-
rus, is the leading feature of the pro-
gramme,
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No advertisement Is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional.
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Superintendent Gas Works.

NAH VoS APthA III lotVs
The river rose ~ inches in the past
twenty-four hours. Below high water
mark of 1857, i foot 81 inch.
CH r IEQ G0OnWIN
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BASE BALL.

The opening game of the screen Stock
ings +" to-day promises 70 be q very inter
esting affair, as the Green Stockings In
tend to show what they can do in the line
of "ball tossing" The game will be with
q picked nine OF our city and 70 be played
at the grounds corner OF Vance and
Landerdale streets. Game to be called
at two O'Clock. The Beale street cars
viii run to the grounds every ten min
utes. All are invited TO attend. Admfs-
sion free.
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FOR WHITE RIVER
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COmpany---White River United
States Mail Line,

THE entirely new and elegant r.
Il passenger packet, built ex-Z
pressly for the trade, -
r. P. WALT-~----..JoRN WoODBURE. Master
viii leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY. at
D O'Clock PM, for all points on WHITE RIVER
THROUGH To J-ACKSOSPoRF, and TO WFsT
POINT ana SEARCY LANDING on LITTLE RED
RIoER; and the ~well-knOwn packet,
W. A. CALDWELL-.-RILE KrNNAN. Master
VIII cav Memphis EVERY THURSDAY. Al
> O'Clock pm, for all points on White River,
through toG a~eksOnpOrt. This boat will con-
tnue IN the Memphis and J~acksonpOrt rad
until the completion of another new boat.
such as the "R- ?. Walt" NOW under con-
tract TO be finished by 18th May next TO take
the place of the W. A CALDWELL In the
Memphis and Jacksonport trade, to leave
Memphis EVERY THURSDAY.
For freight OF passage apply on board the
boats, or at the ONCE of the Company, Nc. 8
Madison street. Stanton Block.
mh2 JOHN d. ADAMS. President
ARKANSAS RIKER LINE,
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BARGAINS IN BOYS STRAW HATS.
sWEDEkBORGIAE LECTURES.

CANS NEW STORE, 298 Main.
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A Word Profitable to Read

We, above all things, guarantee the
prices Of our dress goods to be as low as
the lowest in the city. Silks, Poplins,
this department is sold at the lowest
market rates.
Next important for you to know is that
we have the choicest goods of this line in
Memphis, Everything new and fresh is
on hand. The leading things are always
found at our house. In Percales, Printed
Jaconets, we defy another as elegant an
assortment. HERZOG & BRO,
294 Main street.
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The case OF ChOteau & Edwards VS.. Nc
DonOugh, occupied the attention of the
Court yesterday, and will be taken up
again this morning. When disposed of,
the special calendar, heretofore published,
will be proceeded with.
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A LOST ART REvIvED.-It is said that
the Roman ladies embrowned their faded
hair with a transparent fluid, but the Sc
cret Of such a composition was unknown
to any modern chemists, untih PHALoN
discovered and produced his VftLIA, OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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A NEW MOVEMENT.
First Regular Meeting Of the Memphis Me-
ehaHics' Institute.

HALL OF THE SCHOOL BOARD, April l3,
1S70.-Present: Messrs. Bruce, Randle,
Eichberg, LsGrill, FarFis, Plough, Burr,
Glassick and Andrews. President Bruce
in the Chair.
Minutes of the last meeting read and
approved.
Mr.. Randle offered the names of MessTs.
]. w. Heath, w. C. Ellis, Frank Pope, d.
g.. Marsden, f. L. Johnson, VIM. Kehoe
and A. o. Shultz.
Mr.. Farris offered the names of VIM.
Juniper, Pierre Be8chmont, John Whalen
and Alexander Russell.
The Secretary offered the name of W.
II. Bates for membership, each of whom
was balloted for and elected.
The Committee on bylaws aud Rules
of Order reported through its Chairman,
which, upon motion of Mr.. Farris, was
received.
The bylaws, upon motion, were adopted
as a whole.
The rules of order were amended and
adopted by sections.
ON motion, the Committee on BYLAWS
was ordered to have one thousand copies
of the Constitution, bylaws and Rules
of Order published.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting to secure a suitable hall to meet
in, reported that through the kindness of
the President of the BOard of Education,
we were permitted to occupy its hall until
the meeting of the Board.
The reporters of our city papers were
cordially invited to attend meetings of
the Institute, and a synopsis of the pro-
eeedings of this meeting were authorized
published, some of the daily papers hav-
ing expressed their willingness to publish
them gratis.
The Secretary and Treasurer were au-
thorized to procure suitable books for
their respective Offices.
Upon motion, adjourned, to meet at the
same place, Wednesday night, 10Th inst.
At a meeting of the Institute, held
April 9Th, the following resolutions were
adopted:
ResolUed, That the thanks of this Insti-
tUte be hereby rendered to Messrs. Jones
& Baldwin, architects, for their kindness
in allowing US the use of their room dur
ing u preliminary meetings.
RESOLVED, That as a mark of our high
regard and appreciation of the eminent
and arduOus IabOrs of DIR. A. L. Plough,
in organizing this Institute, a certificate
of life membership is donated to him,
and that the Secretary be instructed to
present the same, and spread this resolu-
ton upon the minutes.
W. S. BRUCE, President.
~
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FOR NoTIoNs and Variety Goods OF
any kind, go to
7. W. JOHNSTON & CO.'S,
S47 Main street.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list Of letters remain
Ing In the Memphis Postofhce and not deIiv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers.
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FOR A POINT.

Regular Memphis and Friaris Point ri
Weekly o. Mail Packet.
GEO. W. CHEEK, Geo. Malone. usstsr
THIS n passenger steamer r.
leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, A-
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at 4 O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage apply ON board anil
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PERSONAL.

General s. B. Buekner, of Louisville,
KY IS at present in the city, stopping at
the Overton Hotel. The General was
greeted yesterday by many of his old
comrades in arms, with whom in old Con
federate days he fought the good fight
upon many a bloody battlefield.
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IN consequence of repairs being made
10 the First Methodist Church, Second
street, there viii be no service there this
morning.
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The first Upright Grand" Of CHECKER
ing was received here last week, and is
now on exhibition, together with one of
those famous Concert Grands," and a
full assortment OF Square Pianos. These
Pianos need no pulling, having a world
wide, firmly established reputation. l
only want to direct the attention of the
public to the fact hat the BEST can be
had cheapest. only one price asked and
liberal terms given. Call and see.
II. G. HOLLENBERG,
Agent for Chickering Pianos and Estey
Organs, No. 253 Main street.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL-30W dozen Ladies'
Linen Collars, at five cents each.
T. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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o LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has the
largest variety of Monthlies, Illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city.
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LAW REPORTS.
az CouFt-..Iudae Anderson,

Chanesry Court. Chancellor Morgan.
Chancery Court term is over. No more
calls till second Monday in May.
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was. He therefore dismissed it, advising
Fromm der 6ro9nmer JaRger) not to betoo
6rOBm henceforth, and adding that he
would possibly then suit Mrs. Fromm
better.
The Emmett Guards have our thanks
for an invitation to their ball, to take
place on Monday night next. 1t will no
doubt be the affair Of the season. We
will be there.
We hope that our merchants, business
and professional men will make II their
business to attend the meetings of their
several Wards to-morrow night and see
that none but good, respectable and relia-
bic men are elected as delegates to the
Convention called to nominate judges.
This is the most important duty thai can
devOlye upon our citizens, and we hope
they will be equal to it and send none but
c~lear-headed, intelligent men 10 the Con-
vention.
In another column will be found the
call of the Board Of Directors of the Wood
and Willow Ware Manufacturing Com
pany upon the subscribers for twenty per
cent. Of the stock subscribed. We are
pleased to know that the manufacture of
wood and willow ware will be in success
full operation within q few months WITH
d. n. Townsend as President, and DR.. W.
D. Tucker as Secretary, we are assured
that the company viii be successful in
their laudable enterprise.
Our county court was working out the
s~herihaltv problem yesterday. An effort
was made to place Esq. Giles in a position
to act as Sheriff Of Shelby county by viz
tue of his claim to the Office of Coroner.
A motion was made TO increase the bonds
of Coroner Giles, with a view to prepare
him for the responsibilities Of the Sber-
ifs Office. which motion, after an irregU-
lar discussion for several hours between
LAWYERS and magistrates, was finally car
ried. On the motion for Coroner Giles to
act as officer of the court, quite q storm OF
discussion ensUed. The appeal OF Sheriff
Curry from the decision of the County
Court was refused. Several motions were
made 20 adjourn over to the our in
course. but these were voted
down. Many speeches were made
on as many motions, until at last
the patience of the Court was exhausted,
and the regular order of business was
again taken up. Major Ed. A. Beeeher
presented the petition of Mr.. John
Brown, cOntesting the election OF Mr..
Greely to the Office of Register. The
opinion Of Judge Anderson in the Greedy
case was read in support of the petition.
Before any definite action was taken, the
Court adjourned over to this morning at
the usual hour, when the same
entertainment viii be presented. The
members Of the Court seem to be
weary of the election contests and the
wrangling attorneys. 1t costs the county
one hundred and eighty dollars per day
to try these contests in the County Court.
LARGEST variety and prices lowest in
underwear at Wiggans & Thorn's, 23S
Main street. F. Y. shirts ready made or
made to Order-fit guaranteed.
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unrinr IN lnvssrIsERs

JEwELRy and Fancy Goods; new stock
now open; prices very low.
7. W. JOHNSTON 4 co.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR VICKSBURG.

FOR VICKSBURG.
United States Mail Line for Vicksburg-For
Helena. Napoleon and Vtcksburg.
CITY OF ALTuS --......-. ......... Carter, master
This elegant passenger packet r.
viii leave as above C
SATURDAY. 10th inst, at pm.
Freight received at the 81. Louis wharfboat.
w. EDILL, Agent.
apE FLEA CAIVFRT Sup,t
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THE following resolution was adopted
at a meeting of the. Directors of the Citi-
zens' Passenger Railway Company, on
sth April, 1870:
Resolved, That The books for subscrip-
ton of stock in the Citizens Passenger
Railway Company, of Memphis, to the
amount of $3.50, 600, be opened at the office
of George Gillian, 272 Second street.-the
Secretary Of the said railway company
from 3 to 5 pm, until the whole amoun
Of said capital stock be subscribed.
Books viii be open on and after Mon
day, 1lth inst.
ENoCH TAYLOR, President.
SEQ GILLIAN, Secretary.
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TRIMNuNGs-Evsrything new and de-
sirable in Trimming Goods can be found
at T. ". JOHNS TON Il CO.'S.
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EXAMINE GREAT BARGAINS RPERcALEs

At reduced prices. CANS, 298 Main.
HITE & CORwINE have removed their
Job Printing establishment to the APP
PEAL Building, II Unionstreet, and we are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL will bear his in
mind and act accordingly.
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Mckinney, BrysOn & Co.'S
COTTON PLANTATION
FOR SALE.

WING in Phillips comfy. Ark. on main
II road, leading to Little Rock. and II miles
nom Helena, containing 455 acres, 2s OF
which are cleared and fairly fenced: one or
two small cabins on the premises.
These lands are among the best 70 Phflfp5
county, and are in a hrst-rate neighbours =
Terms, half cash and balance in six anu
twelve months.
FOR nrther information, refer to Mess-s.
Iappan q Homer. Attorneys. Helena, Ark.
or % J. II. HORNER, Trustee,
mhB Chattanooga, Tenn.
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TIE Kenosha Tslegraphs says the longer
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder is used
in the family of its editor, the better it Ia
liked.
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No. ! Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew & Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
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WANTED---T0 LOAN.

1FONEY TO LOAN.-Parties can negotiate
vi for large or small amounts. on long or
short time, by addressing J. 3. s, POstsdice
box GO. apis
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
IN PORT.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
GAS WnnKa All Ii 1871

Alice Dean I. H. Allen Mollte Gratz
I Eckert
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RELSIoUs NoTIoE.-Good Friday SER
vice aASrsce Church, fernando street,
will commence at u o'clock M.
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REMOVAL.
HlTE & CORWtNE
JOE
AND BINDERS,
q Union ST. ApneaI RuiIdinn.

So We take pleasure In stating to our pa
irons that we have removed our job Printing
Establishment to No. "A Union street, Appeal
Building, where we hope TO see our old Gus
toners and as many new ones as viii exam
Inc our work and prices. We are new pre-
pared to do ALL kinds OF Printing and Bind
ing on the most reasonable terms.
Our stock of Cards, BiIIheads and Can pa.
pers Is complete. Our material consists OF
latest styles Of type. presses. etc. mhs
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PIANOS.

STATIONERY of every description at 10
Locke's News Stand, 296Z Main street.
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CHARLEY FELIX, $50 Main street, has
the best liquors retailed in the city.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

FUR WHITE RIVER,
Memphis sa5 Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River U. S. Nail Line.
For Helena, Mouth OF White River. CIsTen-
don, DeValIs Bluff and Augusta and
through TO JacBsOnporti Also. all points on
Little Red river.
Steamer r. P. WALL, Clay Rice, Master
this entirely new and elegant r.
slde-Wheel passenger steamer, Z&RsC
pun expressly for tiris trade. VII leave as
SATURDAY, 10th inst, at 5 pm.
FOR freight or passage apply on board or to
W. II. KENNEDAY, Agent,
apl3 No. 3 Madison St. Stanton Block
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
cities.