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The office Of the Sheriff of Shelby coun-
ty is at present at AZ North Court street.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT,
Sheriff of Shelby county,

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARILY large
ball in Odd Fellows Building, 252 Main
street, so celebrated in lang syne as the
place of places, viii be opened on Mon
day, the 18th inst, for the season, as an
ice cream saloon, where the elite will be
sure to End everything of the very best
served..up in style by those princes of con-
f~ectioners, Podesta q Cazsssa, and their
efficient assistants.
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FOR suPRsse IuueE,

At a meeting of the nyersburg bar, held
at the Office of C. G. Moss, ESQ, on tbs
I'D day of April, 1870, on motion of Mr.
T. E. Richardson, Capt. John SkefhngtoE
Zas called to the chair, and +. G. Samp,
n was appointed Secretary.
oDn motion, the following was unani-
rAusly adopted;
Resolved, That General s. w. Cochran,
of obion county, is the choice of this bar
for Supreme fudge from the northern
side of the western district, and that we
will all heartily support him for the posi-
ton,
On motion Of Capt. S. r. Latta, it was
Resolved, That this meeting indorse and
ratify the action of the meeting of the bar
at Union Citt in nominating General
Cochran for then supreme Bench.
On motion Of Major r. A. w. james, it
ReSoIred, That the papers in the west
ern district, as well as the Nashville pa
pers, be requested TO publish or notice the
proceedings of this meeting.
On motion of Mr.. James Montgomery,
the meeting adjourned siss die.
Attest; JOHN SKEFFINGTON,
Chairman.
F. G. SAMPSON, Secretary.
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". smith is the lucky vendor. The Plan
ters' Insurance Company and Jno. B. Ro-
binson have just bought SO by 1851 feet
for S26, 500 from VIM. i. Vance, perhaps
the cheapest piece of business property
sold in this city since 1856. This lot fronts
on the north side of Madison, and is mid
way between Main and Second. II Is
nearly four times as great in superficial
area as the first named, and yet costs
nearly ten thousand dollars less.
There was the usual anniversary cele-
bration of the l.. o. o. F. last evening, at
Odd-Fellows' Hall, and interesting ad-
dresses delivered. The members and
their families, in great numbers, were
present, and thoroughly enjoyed the oc-
casion. This is the ffty-frst anniversary
of the introduction of the order into this
country. The order was earnestly con
graduated on It's continued extraordinary
popularity, usefulness and widespread
benehcence.
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NEW LINEN LAWNS
At 22e PER YARD.

lust opened, a handsome line of Linen
L~wns, at &c per yard-a great bargain.
HERZ0G & BRO.
LINEN Lawns at &c. at
HERZOG & BROS.
BEAUTIFUL Iron Grenadines, very low.
HERZ0G 81 BRO.
STRIPED Bereges and Plain eolored, for
25c per yard. This reduction has Just
taken place to-day.
HERZOG & BRO.
NEW Prints opened this morning.
HERZOG & BRO.
PLAIN colored MOzamblques at Csc Der
yard. HERZOG q BRO.
LACE SHAwLs at great bargains.
HERZOG & BRO.
JAPANESE PoPLINs at 25e. per yard,
just reduced. Call at
HERZOG & BROS.
BAREGEs and Grenadines reduced this
morning to 25e. per yard.
HERZOG & BRO.
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ENCOURAGEMENT
OBJ InnarIsr JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

JUDGE I5rH JUDICIAL CIRCUltEt the
j request OF a respectable Porte9 1,5I
bar. and OF the people OF the Fnte aarsidsfe
cfaI Cfrcuft. I announce mNsen =
90 T1dge Of that Circuit. The election ~ 70
be beld on the first Thursday, being the 1th
day OF August next. c,r sTrrrR
anqE AoAAk ~
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SPECIAL CALL.-All the members of
the Ladies' Confederate Monumental As
sociatiOn, of the city of Memphis and
Shelby county, are respectfully request
ed to assemble at the Court street Pres
byterian Church this morning(ApriI 27th)
at ten O'Clock, for the purpose of arrang-
ing to take part in the escort accompany
ing the remains of Major General P. r.
ton depot, In accordance with the pro-
gramme of the Historical and Benevolent
Association of this city.
Mrs. NJ. c. GALLOWAY.
praufdant
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Forest Retreat club..-IacObi.

j. G. Jacob, who WINS a delightful
sylvan retreat two miles south Of the city,
on the Horn Lake Road, has opened a
subscription list for those who would
become members of the Forest Retreat
Club. The road to Jacobs constitutes
the finest drive in the vicinity of the city,
and when the Retreat contains its fifty
accustomed guests, there is a sound of
revelry by night, and jacob gathers in
Memphis beauty and its chivalry.
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THE Rev. DAVID WALK, pastor of Lin
den street Christian Church. was compli-
mented on the fifteenth anniversary of his
marriage, by the Ladies' Mite Society Of
that congregation, who made him many
valuable presents. The gifts embrace
full dinner and tea sets, with glassware
Of every description, besides quite a num-
Der of porcelain and Bohemian glass or
naments, together with some handsome
needleWork,
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GEN. CLEBURNE's REMAINS.
Arrangements for their Reception by the
Confederate Relief Association.

e a meeting Of the Committee Of Ar
rangements appointed by the Confederate
Relief and Historical Association, held at
the Peabody Hotel, this evening, the fol-
lowing programme was agreed upon for
the reception OF the remains OF Major
General Patrick r. CiebuFne, which are
TO arrive in the city on Thursday, the
28th instant, at two O'Clock, eR route 70
Helena, Arkansas.
MarshGEs Col. John W. Dawson was
appointed Marshal; and Capt. James G..
barbour and Capt. E. A Cole, Assistant
Marshals.
Committee Of ReceDtoB.-General Pat
ton Anderson, Colonel Moses White, and
Capt. Harvey Mathes.
PAIL
DR.. John H. Erskine, u. MagevneY, jr.,
Charles Locke, Louis Podesta, James j.
Murphy, J.. p. Strange, Roland Savage,
VIM. KehOe, Walter A Goodman, James
Cannon, j. @. Thrall, W. H. Rhea, Robert
Hutchinson, Fred. Wolf, James Doyle, G.
/ w. Frazier.
The following societies are most cor
daily invited and are expected to appear
in the reception at the Charleston depot,
and in the procession thence to the levee
1. Ladies' Monumental Association.
2. Mayor, Board Of Aldermen and
Common Council.
3. Emmett Guards.
4. One Hundred and F~ihy-feurth Re
lief Association.
8. ZOuaYes.
8. Hibernian Mutual Relief Society.
Z. Irish Literary Association.
All members of General Clsburns's old
command, all ex-Confederates and all
classes of society are cordially invited "a
be present and participate In the ceremO-
MES of the solemn occasion.
ISHAM g.. HARRIS,
Chairman Of Committee.
RAPHAEL SEMMEs, Jr., Secretary.
MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, April %, 1870.
Do NOT tail to look at B. LOWensteln 4
Bros. Dress Goods this week.
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A PARAGRAPH FOR THE DRESSING
RooN.-Gentlemen who are trying to re-
yive the tinges of other days in their
grizzled hair with muddy and glutinous
preparations, are hereby informed that
FHALoN's VIrALIA, OR SALVATION FaR
THE HAIR. will accomplish the object
more effectqslly than any Of these, and
is transparent and without sediment.
Cut this paragraph out and Lar 1t on
your toilet as a reminder
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The bidding was not very lively; and
much distrust was shown because the
programmes were not on han at as late
an hOur as a quarter past nine O'Clock.
If one concern nno print them in time,
we would suggest the employment Of
two or three. This thing of waiting
around a hotel for two hours for a pro-
don't pay.
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TIE REMAINS Of GENERAL cLEBuREE.

By request of Governor Harris and the
Committee we publish the following dis
patch:
COLUMBIA, Tenn, April 20, 1870.
Hon Isham G.. Harris, President II. and
B. Association Of Memphis:
We will reach Memphis with the re-
mains of General Cleburpe Thursday af-
ternOOn at half past two. Start to-nor-
row morning. L. H. MANSUM,
II. NJ. GRANT,
OmRitta
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Observe Donoho, Joy & Co.'s advertise
ment of the Wickersham property, en-
bracing Library and Post Ofdce buildings,
New Memphis Theater, and other valuable
property for sale.
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the lead at the half (which was made in
501z). At the urn Regent still lead, and
all came down the home stretch under
the timber, Regent leading under the
string, Defender second, Richards entry
third and Chestham lsst-time Las.
This ended the sport Tor the day, and
the crowd, Immediately on the announce
ment Of the result, beaOOk themselves
hOmeward. Those who had vehicles, or
walked, were lucky, and arrived in the
city at an early hour. Those who de-
pended on the Charleston Railroad were
served as people generally are who trust
to that corporation. The train, loaded
down with passengers, was backed out to
Buntyn Station, where il was detained a
quarter of an hour or more, and got to
town one hour and twelve minutes after
those whose time is at all valuable not to
trust to the railroad for return Transports
ton.
TO-DAY.
The following Is the programme for to-
days races:
Shelby County Agreed Stake, mile heats,
for horses owned in Shelby county on LIST
day of Januaryj sub. S25, PIP the Club
to add $3.50. 81
l. Thomas Adams names ch. f., 3 y. o., by
Doneral, dam by Cripple.
Z. Il. Riley names D. g. CnlckaSaW, D " o.,
by Bleakwind; dam by Albion.
8. VIM. Jennings names CHI. c. Leinster,
V. o., by Australian; dam Luleme.
4. J. G.. Watkins names b.. h. Stonewall,
V. o., by Memnon; dam Olaque, by
Wagner.
5. c. B. Church anne oh. f., 3 Y. o., by
Black Lock; dam Lady Barry, by imp.
Emu.
sEcoN RACE.
Jockey Club Purse 500; mile heats, for
all ages.
l. Z. Breathitt enters w. H. Chappell's
CHI. f. Lizzie Mcdonald, 4 Y. o., by Es-
cape, dam BalmOral, by Lexington.
COlors-Blue and purple.
2. C. B. Church enters r. S. Patterson's
CHI. c., Signal Light, 4 y. O., by Bill
Cheatham, dam Vesper Light, by
Childe Harold. Colors-Red and red.
5. S. B. Robbins enters George Cadwalla-
der's Oh. m, Emma Maratta, 5 Y. o.,
by Vandal, dam Fanny G., by imp.
Margrave. COlors-Orange and black.
4. @. Stone enters w. G. Lewis & Co. IS Oh.
f., Lula Colman, 4 y. o by Meteor,
dam Alboni, by imp. Albion. Colors-
Red and white.
DOL
In the agreed Stoke no pools were sold.
In the Jockey GGD race Emma Maratta
was the f~avorite at three to one. The fol-
I r--r- - --lT. L. - wa-Iz-aa
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That beautiful place on Rayburn Ave
nue., owned by the estate of Il. A. Parker.
deceased, will be sold on Monday next by
the Clerk and Master OF the Chancery
Court, in front of his Office. The sale viii
be peremptory, rain or shine, and on lib
eral terms of payment. Some one will be
likely to get a bargain at this ssls,
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FANs-our assortment Of these is very
large. Prices low.
81 7. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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INTERESTING TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-Com
mon yeast produces bat l 10. 9 OF. of
bread from l 10. 4 OF. of flour; but 1 ID. II
OF. of bread may be obtained from the
same quantity of -four by using DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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PRICE
LIST |!
298 Main Street 298

400 linen towels sc. worth 55C.
Marsaiies qufas 81 50. worth 50 30
Hemstitch h'dds I0c, worth &c
Hemstitch h'dB CSC. worth Soc.
Corsets, real French, 75c, worth 81 ..
Ribbed French eorssts 81, worth s..
Our make ladies CATERS 8, worth IS.
Our make chdldr's shoes 81 .. with s. So
Lace shaWls 81 80. worth 50
Lace shawlSS5, worth sic.
Lace shawis 81. worth SIS.
French persalss 8c. worth soc.
Solid colOred percaIes &c, worth SEC
White shirting linen 40c, worth &c.
White shifting linen 5c. wOrth 81 b.
Boys cashmere suits 90 50, worth s..
Hoopskirts, 80 springs, Toe, worth 81 90.
We also have, for the season.
White pques at only II. worth SOC.
White striped piques Snly sc, worth 1c.
Also, the
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LINEN FRINsED TowRLs.-A good ar
ticle al 81 so dozen.
T, W. JOHNSTON 4 CO.
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Ice CREAM.-August Berton, the popu-
lar confectioner, at the corner of Fourth
and Poplar streets, opened his saloon yes
terday. BertOn's ice cream has won a
reputation, and we advise all who want
the pure article to %pstronize Berton. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
THE --LATEST News may always be had
ct Joe LOcke's News Stand, 236K Main
street
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About the eighth or ninth pool it began
ITO be whispered that the great Deringer
would not "go off," and consequently
betting on him began 70 slacken up. The
latter Dools sold somewhat as follows:
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BREAD CAST UPON THE WArERs."-
If the Great Providence has not literally
cast bread upon the waters, He has plant
ed the elements of wholesome nourish-
ment on the rocks, in the shape of Sea
Moss, from which the SEA Moss FARINE
is made. This new article has everywhere
won " golden opinions Of all sorts of peo-
pie" and the hOusekeepers OF the land
generally regard Il in the double light Of
a staple necessary and a delicious luxury;
for while its use lessons the expense Of
living, the exquisite dishes prepared from
il cannot be obtained even at an extrava-
CANT cost, from any other source. Seien-
tihc committees, hotel keepers, profess
sional cooks, ladies who su~perintend their
ewn kitchens; physicians, nurses, dys-
peptics and inYslids of every class bear
witness Of these facts. To this mass Of
Endorsements we unhesitatingly add our
own; and, without fear Of contradiction,
say that the blanc mango, buildings,
~custards, etc, are the most delicious we
have ever tasted.
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LINEN LAWNS. Great bargains In
Linen Lawns this week at
B. LOWENSTEIN 4 BROS.
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81 LOUIS HOME JOURNAL at Joe
LOd ke's, 236X Main street.
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JoE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
cities,
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STATIONERY of every description at Joe
Locke's News Stand, 236H Main street.
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No. l Gravel Roofing done by Barthol
omew q Allen, No. 8 West Court street.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. w. s. Written has located In ont
city as local agent of the Iron Mountain
Railroad. His offices are at No. 237H and
27S Main street.
w. r. Allen, Esq, of the Iron Noun
tain Railroad, who has been in the Bluff
City for some days. leaves to-day for New
Orleans. We commend him to our breth-
rem Of the press.
John L. Edwards, Esq agent of the
North Missouri Railroad, whose head
quarters are at Nashville, is also in town.
He leaves to-day for the Crescent City on
business connected with his road.
Colonel R. G. MeNary, from Nash
vile, Tenn, General B. F. Cheatham,
from Nashville, Tenn, Colonel F.,
Labsuye, frol Mississippi, are stopping
at the PeabodAHotel,
Mr.. p P. sasodge, Secretary of the
American RafeSay Master Mechanics
Association" of Chicago, is in u city,on
his way South. Vvleile absent he will OBJ
serve closely the wNrking power on DIR
Southern roads, andS us ideas will prob
ably be made public Ses n early dsyrSHis
report will be lookedT with %Jserest.
and will do much To- 5ec ttinR our
roads right in the estimsNw' sl4 Northern
capitalists,
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JOE LOCKE 23&fbMain street, has the
Weeklies and Dailies in tneSnoton
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HARNRssl HARNESS. i-Great induce
ments 81 $50 Main street, p. J, Quigley's.
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SYMPTOMs.-Slight pain in the side, the
skin and eye assume a thick yellow coat.
digestion is impaired, an unpleasant
sinking sensation at the pit ofthe sto-
mach is experienced, the bowels are ir-
regular, the mind ~fretful, the memory
weakened, sometimes a slight cough, cold
ness ofthe hands and feet. sometimes loss
of appetite, and at others unnatural cray
ing for food, dizzIness of the head, de-
pressed spirits, feeling of uncertainty of
having left something undone, but can't
tell what it is. Take Simmons Liver
Regulator, 1t viii remove all unpleasant
feelings and makeyOu well.
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lNMAN LINE OF OCEAN STEAMERs.-Cap
on Mont. Pepper, q South Court streest
for your tickets to Europe, and save tia
trouble in New York. He represent
splendid line of passenger and emjafant
ships, and will sell you either Aass of
Europe; Round trip cabin p~assage) at
reduced rates.
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LARGEST variety and prices lowest in
underwear at Wiggans q ThOrn's, 23S
Main street. F. Y. shirts ready made or
made to order-it guaranteed.
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4REAT Bargains in Dress Goods this
at B. LowENsrErN q BROS.
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WHALEBoNE Corsets, sevsnty-fYe cents
each. 7. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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The following pools, taken at random,
will show how pools sold at first On the
track. Deringer, as at the night selling,
opened heavily the fsvOrite:
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HITE & CoRwINE Haye remossd thsil
Job Printing establishment to AP.
PEAL building, Il UniOnstreet, and % are
now prepared to execute orders fOfQoh
Printing on the shortest notice. The&
irons of the APPEAL will bear this
mind and act accordingly.
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Mrs. NJ. A. ROBERTS & Co, Miuiners,
removed to 1853 Main street.
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JEwELRY.-An elegant assortment "a
7. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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CHEMIsETTEs.-We are now in receipt
Of an elegant assortment of these goods.
Call and examine.
T. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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SECOND RACE.


In the agreed Stoke no pools were sold.
In the Jockey 0GD race Emma Maratta
was the favorite at three to one The fol-
lowing are two pools taken at random:
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superintendent Gas Works.


Our dispatches give full reports from all
sections. The news is favorable for q con-
tinued decline. Weather clear and warm.
Business moderate.
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NEW Linen Lawns at B. Lowenstein
q Bros.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITERS.-Prose-
cution has already been commenced
against several unprincipled parties in
this city for initiating, counterfeiting and
selling a spurious article of brakes
Plantation Bitters.
Purchasers and dealers are cautioned
against selling other than b genuine,
All persons fOand dealing in g spurious
article viii be punished and dealt with
to the fullest extent Of the law.
None are genuine unless stamped with
our private proprietary United States in
tsrnaI revenue stamp over the cork, and
facsimile Of our signature on the steel
plate label of each and every bottle. To
initiate the bottle, to MI it with any ma
terial, whether sold as Plantation Bitters
or by any other name, is a crime punisha-
bic by fine and Imprisonment.
Our attOrnsys-MessFs. Adams, Dixon
a Pike-have full Instructions to prose-
cute all violations Of our rights. trade
mark, etc. p. II. DRAKE q CO,
So, IS and 81 Park Place, New York.
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SECOND RACE.

S~weepstake for three year olds; dash OF
one mile; sub S25 p p, club to add $3.50
Eight nominations, of which only -four
went. This being a "colt" race, some Of
the ''smart alexis" smarting under the
defeat Of the first race, undertook 10
make good their losses by playing sharp
on it, and buying the field against the
favOrite. The entries were as follows, to
go in the order mentiOpedI
l. r. b. Chestham's or T by Brown
Dick; dam by Hiawatha.
2 VIM. Jennings oh Q Defender, by
Jno. Morgani dam Cincona, by imp
Herald.
3. A. Keene Richards CHI I, by War
Dance; dam by imp. Arab Mossoud.
4. E A. Smiths b c Regent, by imp
Bonnie Scotland; dam Lady LancssteT, by
imp Monarch. %
The pools were at hrst in favor of Re-
gent, even against the field, and toward
the last two to oDAsas born be s&d-
5RstIon Of tKs5S5Be snarps" buy
&&aun-A~-Eu-
The start was a good one, Regent lead
ing, Richards entry being second, De-
fender third, and Cheatham's entry last.
At quarter they were pretty well strung
out in this relative order. On the back
stretch Defender went for Richards en-
try and cOllared him, and a lively strug-
gle ensued, resulting In Defenders taking
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RIVER NEWS.
Boats LEAVING THIS DAY.
IN PORT.
Ozark

RIVERS WEATHER AMI BUSINESS.
GAS WORKS, April 26, 1879.
The river fell 81 inches in the past
twenty-four hours. Below high water
mark Of 1867, 2 feet ~ inches.
CHARLES GOODWIN,
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PIQUEs.-A handsome assortment cheaI
at T. w. JOHNSTON a. CO.'S.
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CHILD DROWNED.

We learned last night that on Saturday
last a little girl, four years old, daughter
Of a Mr.. McDORoUgh, who lives on the
other side Of Wolf river, strayed down to
the river aud was drowned at or near
Mayheld's FISH boat. The little creature
was soon missed by her mother, and on
going to the river to look for her she saw
an old hat of McDoDOugh's, (her hus-
band's) which the child was in the habit
Of putting on its head, floating in the
water. The terrible truth flashed upon
the mother, and she at once gave the
alarm. Procuring assistance, the parents
dragged the river, and in q short time re-
covered the body. Life was, of course,
long extinct, and naught renamed for the
sorrowing parents but to bury the little
form. but a few hours before so full of
rollickng fun.
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Do NOT tail % look at B. LOwensteln &
Bros. Dress Goods this week.
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VARIED MISCELLANEOUS.

nOARD-By gentleman and his wife IN a
eTpvenfeptt to- business or on street railroad
willing to pay a good price; no boarding
house need apply; address, care OF ApneSl'
anp- ~ ~
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F. G. SAMPSON, Secretary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
CERTIFICATH or AUTHoIEE1iI
Auditor Of States once,


COLUMBUS. o., February stu, 1869.
IL is hereby certified, that the MUTUAL
LIFE Insurance COMPANY, located at New
York City, In the State OF New HurE. has
complied, in all respects, with the laws OF
this State, relating 10 Iifo Insurance Com
pauie8, fnr the current year and has MED
Ia this once q sworn Statement by the
proper Ofic-rB thereof, showing It's coudi-
tiom and business atthe date OF such State
ment, December 8lst, 1850 70 be na folloWH