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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-13
CHANGES IN RAILROAD TIME
TABLES.
Important Suggestions to Travellers

We published on Saturday a brief no
tice of the contemplated changes in sched-
ules of the Railroads centering at Mem
phis.
The change, which tool place yesterday,
was a very important one especially TO
those who contemplate a trip North or
East during the summer, and deserves a
more extended notice.
The Memphis and Louisville line, which
has since its opening been considered the
favorite route to the seaboard cities, has
during the last year made large expendi-
lures in improving their road and equip
ment, and have reduced the running time
on the new schedule to seventeen hours
and ten minutes from Memphis to Louis
vile.
There is a very large and constantly in
creasing intercourse between the North
ern and Eastern States and the Southwes-
tern States, embracing on n hand In
diana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
New York and the New England States,
and containing the cities OF Cincinnati,
Indianapolis, Cleveland, Buffalo, Pitts
burg, Baltimore. Washington, Philadel-
phia and New York; and ON the other
hand the States of Tennessee, Alabama,
Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana and
Gexas, containing the cities of Nashville,
Memphis, Vicksburg, Mobile, New Or
leans, Galveston, etc. The great volume
of through travel between these rich
and ~populous sections of the country
naturally seek the Louisville route,
as afiording in a greater degree than
any other route, the advantages of
d~irectness, expedition and comfort. This
has stimulated the managers of the COM
peting lines leading from Louisville, to
still greater efforts to secure their share of
this through travel, by offering greater at
fractions, all of which inures 10 the bene-
fit of the traveller.
Two routes now offer the advantage of
elegant palace cars from Louisville to
| New York without change. Another
route offers the advantage of brOad-gauge
cars, with only one change from Louis
Vile to New York; and another offers the
privilege of visiting Washington City en-
route without extra charge. All of these
routes offer what experienced travellers
will appreciate, viz: good eating-houses,
| regularity and certainty of connections,
smooth road-beds, elegant equipments,
and quick time.
1t will be seen, from the table published
below, that the train leaving Memphis at
I:l5 pm. reaches New York at 3 p.m.,
New York time, which is one hour faster
than Memphis time. Deducting the differ
ence in standard time leaves only As hours
and As minutes actual running time. The
traveller can dine to-day Monday in
Memphis, and day after tomorrow
"wednesday in New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore or Washington City.
The table below gives the time of arri-
val at important points on the new sched-
ule, and the time required from Memphis
in hours and minutes
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Best soda water. Heinrich, 224 Main
st. Charles Saloon-all drinks Is cent,
Three card pictures for fifty cents Al
Armstrong; Gem Gallery, oil Main st.
The usual amount of beer was drank
yesterday at the suburban gardens, not
w~ithstsnding the cold.
Yesterday commenced dark, cold and
lowering, but closed warm and bright.
We hope for better weather hencefOrth.
Madame Vincent. No. IS Union street,
sets daily, At ten o'clock, the most sub
sJantial and at the same time recherche
hot Lunch. Merchants and others in the
neighbOrhood should remember this fact.
May of the readers of the APPEAL
will remember the burly, good natured.
comical and gentlemanly agent of the
Patti troupe, Mr.. J. c. Freyer, who spent
several days in our CITY last spring. A
few weeks ago he suddenly disappeared.
and great apprehension was felt for his
safety. Advertisements being inserted in
the New York apers for him, be was
found a few days Z at G anastota. New
York, a rsying lunatic. He is now being
carefully cared for by his friends.
We learn that Mr.. Fred. A. Myers.
the well known billiard expert, has made
a business arrangement with Mr.. Nc
heogh, proprietor Of the Peabody Bill
lard Rooms, and after Tomorrow will be
found there. Mr.. McKeogh is having his
splendid American tables cut down to |
the French carom size, and hereafter 1
when any of our readers wish to exer-
else on the light fantastic cue. and dis
play his skill in the cOuler, Hsasse, or anv
other shot a Ia Berger, ali he has to do is
TO go to McKeOgh's.
The commencement sermon at the
State Fen afe College yesterday wIG
preached by Rev. DR.. Slater, of the Wes-
lev Methodist Episcopal church in this
city. II was founded on the text, wis
WISDOM We had never before heard
this eloquent divine, but his reputation
as a pulpit orator led us 70 expect some
thing better than ordinary d~iscourses, !
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1t is a fact not generally known that
the distance and time from Memphis to
New York, via Louisville, is less than
from Cairo to New York via Chicago.
The time and distance from the two
points are as follows:
Cairo to New York, via Chicago, dis
lance 1864 miles; time 81 hours.
Memphis to New York, via Louisville,
distance 1923 miles; time 80 hours, 80
minutes.
Passengers from points OH the lower
Mississippi, coming up the river by
steamer, taking the train mt Memphis
will not only save a tedious and monoto-
nous ride of "a to SO hours by boat, but
have fewer miles and fewer hours rail
traYel to any of the eastern cities than
from Cairo via Chicago. We are sure
that the weary traveller, tired of a long
and tedious steamboat trip, will thank us
for this information. Tickets via this
line can be found at the Office of the
Memphis and Louisville railroad, No.
237K Main street, where all information
can be obtained.
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SUPREME COURT.
Proceedings from June 9th to Iunn nth, In
elusive.
Eddins Vi. Hickman. afRrmed.

Eddins VS.. Hickman, affirmed.
Waller VS.. Parker, motion to dismis
appeal held under advisement.
McWilliams ct al. VS.. Putnam, motto
to discharge supersedeas overruled.
Barnes ct al. VS.. Barnes, affirmed.
State, by j. Dunlap, VS.. Meadows ct al,
motion to dismiss appeal held under ad
visement.
Keith VS.. Carver, affirmed.
Jones ct al. VS.. McLemore q Thomas
ex'rs, affirmed.
Taylor ct al. VS.. Studivant, affirmed.
Moses ct al. VS.. Estis, use, ETC., af.
irmed.
Brantley vs.. Sinclair and wife, appea.
dismissed.
Parker VS.. Britt ct al, appeal dis.
missed.
Wardlow, admir-, VS.. Steele ct al, mo-
ton of complainant for a decree over
/ against the defendant, and surety, for his
appeal, for the balance of the purchase
money alleged to be due in the cause, dis
allowed.
Allen VS.. State, reversed aud remanded
to the Circuit Court of Gibson for a new
trial.
Ivie VS.. Apperson, affirmed.
Moody VS.. Num-, affirmed.
Vaughn VS.. Jones, Bond q Co., affirmed.
Klyce vs.. Grigsby, Evans & Co, af-
irmed.
Merchants National Bank OF Memphis
VS.. Waggener ct ais, and same VS.. same,
writs of error issued.
Cotton VS.. Bate ct al, affirmed.
Walt vs.. Witherspoon ct al, affirmed.
Bond VS.. Capell, affirmed.
Spence VS.. State, affirmed and defen-
dant discharged.
Stewart VS. State, affirmed and prisoner
sent TO penitentiary for two years and SIX
months.
Woods vs.. State, reversed and re-
manded TO Criminal Court of Memphis.
Murdock vs.. Mayor and Aldermen of
Memphis, affirmed.
Oppenheimer VS.. Burnett, motion for
rule against plaintiff, to satisfy security,
disallowed.
Nokes VS.. State, abated.
Suggett VS.. State, plaintiff having es-
capped, capias issued.
State vs.. Meadows, appeal dismissed
and cause remanded.
Reed n Mcintyre VS.. State, affirmed,
and sentenced for fifteen years imprison-
ment.
Henry VS.. State, affirmed and sentenced
for ten years.
Murphy VS.. State, order for prisoners
appearance in Court at the trial OF the
Bolton VS.. State, same order.
Harris VS.. State, same order.
Cross VS.. State, same order.
The greater part of the above recited
:ivil causes affirmed, because the appeals
herein were taken for delay.
In the case of Murdoch vs.. Mayor and
of Memphis, Judge Andrews
delivered an able, lengthy and elaborate
A dissenting opinion by Judge
hawkins. The case was of much i'm
,%ortance, involving a large amount OF
ity property in Memphis, known as the
Navy Yard"
The Court is disposing of Appeals IN
rininal cases with rapldity, and will 3
Don dispatch all the State cases on the1
Ocket.
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ACQUISITION IN MANY HoMEs.-The fine
times when we could all live on the fat of
the land have gone by, perhaps never to
return. OF late the question how to OBJ
tain the largest amount of wholesome,
palatable nourisbment at the lowest pos
sible price, has been earnestly discussed
in thousands of American homes. The
introduction of SEA Moss FARINE as a
national food staple, solves that problem.
From no other article under the sun can
the same amount of delicious fare be OBJ
tanned for the same cost. The custards,
charlOttes, %jellies, buildings, etc., made
from it are fit for Juno when she ban
quets;" and as a c~larifier for refining cider
and other fermented potables, IL has no
equal. The SEA Moss FARINE Co, who
own the patent for the article, have their
central depot at SO Park Place, New York,
and within twelve months they have es-
tablished a business of immense magni-
tude and impOrtauce.
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On exhibition, those beautiful Colored
Linen Dessert Cloths-the design taken
from a painting by Michael Angelo, now
in the possession of the Emperor of the
French-to be seen in the show windows
of A. SEESSEL & SON.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL

FIRST grand picnic of the Societs di
Unione Q Frattalanza Italiana, at James
Park, tomorrow Tuesday,. Members
of the Association will meet at their
hall on Front street, between Washington
and Adams streets, at 9 o'clock am.
Line of march-down Front to Adams,
up Adams to Main, down Main to Beale,
down Beal 9 to DeSotO, down DeSoto to
Vance, out Vance to the Park.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Member of the Association.
Triumphant Car.
M~arshal-Jame BrizzOlara, Esq.
Assistant Marshal-A. Z. Naccaro.
RAToR OF THE DAY.
James BriZzolara.
CoAsrITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Louis PoIesta, r. Buchignani,
r. b. Zanoglia, James Brizzolars,
e.. Gergetti.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
F. Lucarini, L. B~rignadella,
John StuTta, A. Raggio.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
A. Fszzi, L. ID. Cassinelli,
A. Devote, James FOppiano,
Louis Lucarini, II. Lucartnt.
GATE COMMITTEE.
Dan Venturini, A. Pssha,
A. Arata, James BoggianO,
". BottO, j.. Perpo1.
l.. Michellitti, q. Canappa.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and Ia
dies, u dollar.
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PERSONAL.

DIR. Duncan, ex-Mayor of Vieksburg,
passed through our city yesterday on his
way south.
c. Nourse, Esq, of the Phoenix Life
Insurance Company, has been on a visit
70 our city. We are glad to record that
his health is very much better than on the
occasion of his former visit,
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FOR SALE.

N FSIDFNCE-A beautiful residence, No,
Il 81 Monroe, near Wellington. Inquire al
ETEEVER'S, Madison and Second
isI1 TT. PRITCHETT.
LOUISE AND LOT-That beautiful resi-
dence. No %, fronting SO feet on Linoen
etraet is for sale on easy terms. Apply 10
CHAS. r. BUCHANAN, l9 Vance ST. Jell
"OUSE-For sale cheap, the well improved
double House, Nos. SO and s. Avery street,
corner Of Elliott Apply at once
OF southern Life Insurance Company NO.
30 Main street, up stairs. JeLl
L AND.-My place OF eleven acres OF cholce
Land ai under cultivation, with a va
riety OF choice fruit trees. situated on Union
avenue. % miles from Court square, ana
opposite the residence OF " II ClerrE, Isl.
mic improvements consist OF a fine Frame
House Of six rooms and a half ADJOINING
are kitchen and servants rooms, carriage
house. stables and stOre-houseS For terms
snnIy 10 NJ. ". KENNET.
myU T~arpaulin Depot, on the Levee.
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Notice 70 Contractors.

@ EALED proposals will be received at the
y Engineers Office, Memphis, Tennessee,
until y m. on the LIST August, lSVe, Tor ths
Graduation. masonry and s-uperstructure OF
bridges on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD,
between C~oyington and Ripley, about dftesD
miles. a portion Of the work Is heavy and
worthy the attention Of contractors. Pro
files and specifications can be seen at the En-
gineer's ONCE, $50 Main street, Memphis, on
and after June 8, 1870.
TaOS. H. WELLINGTON,
ie2 Chief Eng. Miss. River r. +.
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OFFICE MEMpHIs CorroN Press Co..

No. 27S Front street, June IL, 20.
! The Chickasaw Independent Mer-
chants and shippers Presses will be
closed during the balance of this season.
Parties having cotton to compress will
please send il to Charleston Press, as
this press will remain open during the
present season and guarantee entire salts
faction to all parties COMPRISING.
JN0. HUDSON,
Secretary and Treas urer.
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MESsRs. B. LowENsTEIN & Bros. in
tend 10 make some extensive improve
ments about their store next month, and
are therefore compelled to reduce their
immense stock of staple and fancy dry
goods, notions, etc, etc. In order to in
duce an early reduction B. Lowenstein
q Bros. have marked their entire stock
down at greatly reduced prices; so their
advertisements can always be relied D
We would advise all those in want of any
dry goods, for either present or future
use, not to fail and call at B. Lowenstein
q Bros, where they will be certain to find
the best bargains to be had in the city.
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INSURANCE.
MASONIC MUTUAL
Lif9 Assurance Association
OF MEMPHIS.
Cooperative and Purely Mutual-ChartsT
Perpetual-Forever Exempt from all
Taxes by the Laws OF the State,
$4,000 FOR 80

EXPLANATION: Sl2 makes you a member
Il of the AssociatiOn-i. Q. $40 for policy, 81
medical examination fee, and 81 contingent
fee, said 81 payable yearly, In advance. for
office expenses. On the death Of a member
an assessment of 81 is levied IN every sur
living member, which is the amount paid to
the widow or beneficiary OF the deceased
member, thirty days being given TO pay in
the assessment OF 81 after due notification.
When the Association numbers several thou
sand they will be elassed according TO ages,
viz: Ali between the ages Of Is and Is years
in one class, and all between % and . years
in another, and so on up to 80 years, which IL
the limit; and every class TO be carried to
500 members, then each pOicy viii be worth
$4,000. Until that time each policy will be
worth double the number of dollars as there
are members Of the class; and at the death Of
a member the surviving members of his class
only are assessed the 81. The policy fee Of
$40, or the greater portion of 1t, Is made a
cies of members; and said fund is loaned on
interest, the interest accruing thersfrOm,
after defraying the expenses, coming back
to the p~Olicy-hOlders as dividends. The
advantages over ordinary Life Insurance
Companies are: No panic can break it; the
such long intervals, that any and every man
can secure to his family a competency upon
his death. This Company Is not restricted
to members of the Masonic fraternity.
ID. c. TRADER, President.
II. N. Raglan, Secretary.
H.G.T TRADER, Treasurer.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hon. p. 7. Scruggs, Of Messrs. Scruggs q
Duncan; A. Vaccaro, OF Messrs. A. Naccarc
& Co.; J. 5. Stanton, Of Stanton q Moore; A.
Hatchett,, of Busby & Hatehett; Ed. PICK.
EFT, tr., attorney-at-law, So Union street.
W. r. HODGES. ND, Medical Exsminer;
Office. No. S3 Madison street. apps d W s
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Southern Methodist Newspaper
First-class Medium for Advertisers
I~usOIyent Notice

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the
H estate OF W. J. SomervelI. deceased, l
claims against said estate to appear before
the County Court Clerk and nIe the same.
authenticated IN the manner prescribed by
law, on or before the 9th day OF December.
1870; and any claim not hled on or before
said day or before an appropriation of the
funds of said estate Is made, shall be forever
barred, both In law and equity.
r. ]. BLACK, Admir-.
Memphis, June u, $50. iel2
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IISEvENTY city building lots at auc-
tion mex Wednesday. Let everybody go
and take a chance-perhaps, if not the
best ever before offered, the best that will
yer be again.
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JOE LOCKE, 236X Main street, has the
largest variety of Monthlies, illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city.
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ATTENTION, LADue.-Just received, a
new stock of Jet Jewelry. the most beau
tiful pattern shown in Memphis. Also,
an assortment of large Crosses, at
J. ROESCHER'S JET PALACE,
32g Main STRAIT.
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CHINESE Grass Cloth, new buff color
very desirable and fashionable for ladies'
suits and dusters-at
SEESSEL & SONS.
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WANTED.-A number. of first class dry
goods statesmen. None but experienced
statesmen need apply-at the bankrupt
sale, Southern Palace.
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MARKED down to Eastern cost-Grena-
dimes, Bereges, Llamas, Lenos, Japanese
Cloth, at A. SEESSEL Il SONS.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


FIRsT-CLASs DAY-BOARDING HOUSE.
~ Terms, So per week-SG per month,
Kept by the famous SCHADE. Nos. ls2-lo4
Nain Street mylz
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r

THIMBLE-On Poplar street, between
Third and Fourth. a Gold 1mb
marked &" \. W. F." for which the Under VIII
be rewarded by sending II 70 the Appeal
once. je9
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River D 5. Nail Line.

THE entirely new and msgnih- a.
cent
packet, built expressly Tor the trade,
IL p WALT.-----JOH Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, at
s O'Clock pm, for AL points on WHITE ETVEB
THROUGH TO JAcKSOSPoRT; also, to
POINT and SEARCY On LITTLE RID RIVER
connecting at DEVALLts BLUFF with Rail-
road for LITTLE Rock and Hot SPRINGS con-
necting al I-acksOnpOrt with steamer Bates
vile for P~OCAHoNTAS and 1ntermedlats points
an RACK RIVER. and with steamer Argos for
Ratesyflle. For freight or passage apply on
bssard OrRt ofice Of the Company, No. & Nadi-
son street, Stanton Block.
ap0 W. II. KENEEDAY, Agent.
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Observation-Disclosures in these goods
now being received.
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LAUNDRY SUPPLIEs.-Washing, wiring
ing, huting and crimping machines, soap,
starch, sad irons, washing chrystal, etc,
for sale by Wilde, Collins & Co., 1874
Main street.
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Do NOT be discouraged. If you have
dyspepsia or any disease of the Liver.
there is a long life of happiness before
you, If you only use Simmons Liver
Regulator.
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THE largest stock of Lace Points in the
city, and it is our determination to close
them out regardless ofSssst.
A. SEESSEL Il SON.
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PoNaEE and Serge Parasols, lined with
every color, large sizes, at
SEESSEL & SONS.
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CHnDREN's Pqiues, Buff, Linen and
Victoria Lawn Suits below New York
cost. SEESSEL 81 SON.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
ON and after May q, $50, trains viii run
daily %lSundays excepted, as follows:
Arrives. Leaves,
500 pm. 80 am.
LOV PM
FerrybOat will leave wharfbOat, foot OF
Union street, daily at am
Z. L. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent
y. P. ROBsoN, Asst Sup'L
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ENGLISH Baking Soda (genuine), %
kegs, at Wilde, Collins & Co.'S, 1874 Main
street.
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TAKEN UP.

NFARE-One bay mare, which the owner
M can have by proving property and pay
5ng charles. T. ". O'DONNELL.
I5r0 Chief OF Police.
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TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Having determined to discontinue the
DRY GOODS business, we are offering our
stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Notions at net cash prices, payable No
vember 1, 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. H. L~oewenstine & Bros, No. 23l Main
street, Clay Building. Remember the
number.
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BANKRUPT SALE, SOUTHERN PALACE,
No. 1872 Main street. House Furnishing
Goods at extra bargains.
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FIRST quality Wamsutta F. Y. Shirts
made to order for S36 per dozen.
WIGGANS d THORN,
233 Main street.
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GOLD and Ivory-bandled Fans of every
color and description at
SEESSEL & SONS.
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WANTS.

ABOR. FTCLO men 10 pillow and shovel,
81 so day and board; y cooks, washers
aDd ironers. SIS and $50 a month; ;
maids to 90 TO the springs, SD ano slJ 4
month. 6 nurse girls, Il years OF age, . ana
Si0 = month: 4 men cooks. 2 pastry COOKS Z
Gardeners. or labor of any kind, would 40
well TO call at the only Intelligence once OF
WM. DARDIS, 60 Jefferson street lelo
MAN OF ALL WORK-Apply 10 GEO.
\ WASHINGTON. Office in Madam Nln-
cent Block, corner East Court ana second
jell
good Cock Washer and IToner'
Also. good Nurse. apply TO
HOFFMAN & CO., SS Main street. ysn
nAINTER-A MOL Carriage Painter: GOOD
wages and permanent employment gwen
Apply to W. E. MILLER, Holly sprlngS'
Miss. -
rITUATION-A practical Miller wants a
> situation in some good mill; can come
well commended Address Box ~ Aenla'
Clay county, III. Uenl 9. w. RILEY &
1.-TWO MOLDERS-At TannOck Foundry,
Huntsville, Alabama
jelU 49,
GENTS-To canvass pictures: good men
A make from IS to So per day; apply at
$50 jefferson street
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BANKRUPT SALE, SOUTHERN PALACE,
No. 332 Main street. Gents Linen Shirts,
Undershirts and Drawers.
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READ B. Lowenstein & Bros new adj
vertisement.
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HOME BITTERs are X.L.N.T. Messrs.
Wilde, Collins q Co., 124 Main street, have
recently introduced new bitters into the
market, and although but a short time
before the public, they are already ON the
top wave of popularity. They are a GER
tain preventive of fever and sgue, in di-
gestion, dyspepsia, and are unequaled as
an invigorstor and recuperant. No family
should be without a bottle.
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ASK for the new style of India Twills
and Figured Nainsooks, for walking suits
something entirely new-aG
SEESSEL & SONS,
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LACE Shawls and Silk Saques at a sac
rifice, at B. LOwenstein & Bros.
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z SLAUGHTER

Of Howell, Wood 81 Co.'S stock at Bank
rupt Sale, Southern Palace. Great sacri-
fee in Lace Points.
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LADIES Chemises and skirts at the sale
of Menken Brothers.