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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14
THE WORLD BY TELEGRAPH

Count Kenatoy has been appointed
PTefet Of Marseillts.
The President and Mrs. Grant have re-
turned 70 Wsshin gton.
Queen Victoris's physicians announce
her msies5y's health Improving.
New Orleans formally insueursted hel
new Cotton Exchange yesterday.
A negro woman hung herself in the par
ish prison Of New Orleans yesterday.
The Grand Duke Alexis will only re.
main in Washington twenty-four hours.
The New Orleans opera house open q
for the season last night, with Lies Huge
nots."
The American ship Escort, OF New
York, was burned in the docks at Ant.
Werp, on Sunday.
A factory for ths mandatory Of con.
csntrsted tsnnin at Ontario, Canada, was
burned yesterday.
A dispatch from Geneva, Switz srlsnd
yesterday, reports disastrous confiagrs-
tion raging In thst city.
A fearful gas explosion occurred in
Leeds, England, by which two persons
were killed and several injured.
Rev. Robert oollyar, of Chicago, is in
Boston soliciting aid to rebuild his church.
he ia receiving good encouragement.
The feet OF the Grand Duke Alexis had
not been signsllsd IS In sight of Sandy
Hook yesterday afternoon, st three
o'clock.
kilograms report that the settlement OF
the new United States loan Is proceediug
fsvorsbly, and the rate OF discount there
on has advanced to lx@lX per cent.
The oficisl canvass of the city and
county Of Milwaukee, gives Doolittle g
msjority Of l94A, showing q Democratic
of 7S0.
A courtmartisl Is rapidly disposIng OF
the Communists In Paris. Thus far l045
of those tried have been discharged, and
IT'S sentenced to various degrees Of pun
ishnnept.
Commodore AshbuHy, owner Of the Ii
vonia, arrived In London on Saturday.
He renounces sll intention Of again con-
tending for the Queens cup upon Amer
lean waters, and says that be Is going to
India next year.
A New York Herald special from New
Haven, says Mrs Lydia Sherman, the alleg-
cd poisOner expresses every confidence of
her scquittal. The trial has been put OF
until the LAST Tuesday in December. She
shows no sigma OF insanity, and few be-
heve her innocent.
The vessel which sank of Madison,
Ohio, on Friday night, was the Canadian
schooner Juliette, Captain Albert Bassett,
loaded with gFindstones. All hands were
lost except the cook, William Il. Thsyer.
Tbs vessel and cargo are probably a total
loss; insurance unknown.
The supreme court OF the District of
Columbis.i in the case OF Treber against
General sheridan, has decided that the
current authority does not make q seat in
congress q privilege from service from z
civil process, nor does the constitution in
dictate any way that he Il 50 exssapt.
In Cork, yesterday, the friends OF Kelly
whose acquittal IN Doblin, Of the charge
Of having murdered head-constable Tai
bot, has been mentioned-had procession
and gave other evidences Of their sstisfse-
tion at the result Of the trial. Ths affair
was orderly throughout, and the police
did net interfere.
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KNOXVILLE.
Adjournment Of the Supreme eOurt- Camp
Victorious over Br0wHI0W asd
Maynard,
From a spseIsl Correspopdent. ]

From Special Correspondent
KNoxvILLR, November u.-Yesterdsy
the supreme court adjourned, and the
Judges left for their homes on the night
train. AS there has been very little busi-
ness done in this court since the war, the
docket was very large. The cases disposed
OF have been unusually large, but they
were not able to clear the docket. The
Knoxville lawyers seem to feel little re-
lief this morning. for the first time in two
months. Knoxville hss had her share OF
courts this fall.
Eldred Cicero Camp has returned to
Knoxville, snd declares he has defeated
both BroWnlOw and Maynard. At least,
he says he Is nos removed. BroWnloW was
little 100 hssty with his card. Isuppose
he thought the removal was q sure thiBg,
or he would not have made this demon
strstion. This is not his first mistake.
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say to the people of Tennessee, that we
will neither publish the testimony our
selves nor furnish q copy thereof, that
others msy. If Jones, Purvis & Co., are
exculpated by this testimony, it IL due to
them to publish this testimony, II they
are guilty, the public have q right and
ought to know it. For these reasons and
many others, offer this resolution and
shall vote for its passage.
J. NJ. COULTER.
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Assisase's sails Of IaIaabIs Real
PrOpsftN.

q Z virtue OF an order Of the District Court
ID OF the United States for the Northern
District OF Ala6amz, in bankruptcy in the
matter OF Jss. G. saunders e son, bankru Dts
issued end allowed on the 18th day OF 6eto-
Der, 1871, the undeTsigned, as Assignse OF the
e-tRte and effects of said bankIupts. will sell
at public outcIy, for cash. TO this highest bid
der, in froot OF the q. Courtrcoms Wal
dram block in the city Of Msnp phis, Tennes-
Sec at the hour of IL m.
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MISSISSIPPI { TENNESSEE r. r.


SECRETARY AND TRzAsURER's Orvrcx.1
MkMPHIs October T. ISL.
TNHEAnn1sl Meeting OF the Stockholders
L OF the Misaissi ppi and Tennessee Rail
road Company VIII be held at the Peabody
Hotel, Memphis, on Wednesday, 18th Of No
VemDer, lbzl, ct II o'clock am. At which time
an election Will be held for Directors for the
ensuing year. Stockh0lders and thsfr fRml-
lies win be passed fres by exhibiting then
stock certtncates 70 the conductors.
nell AL LAME, Secretary
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stats and County Taxes, 1871

THE Tax Books for IST1 are now In
4 my possession. win collect Taxes at my
once ustII sae 10th day Of January. Isz2
when the ofice win poaitivelybe closed for the
purpose OF issuing Distress warrants
for AL uneonected taxes and reporting lands
for condemnation
After the 10Th day Of January next, I viii
Spend one or two days 1a each District,
Of which due notics viii be given, for the
Purpose of collecting unpaid taxes, and
fssaIng Distress Warrants against
Personal Property.
Tax Payers mast not expect OF ask for
favor or extensions, as none
VIII be granted
that do not come within the above notice ,
Great and small, rich and poor, shall fare
alike
L have but one duty 10 PerfOrm
and that's to collect the taxes according to
law. know no other duty, and viii make
nol7 VIM. MCLEAN. Tax Collector.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI. STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated in 1883.


omS1&1 OT2~1nE@-
- MORNING CIAES-Fo, $50.
II, So, 20. 50, 6S, 70, Z, 90, "a, I6, IA, &C..
EVENING CHASING. s4a
l, IS, 81, "a, q, IS, IS. Y, 10, %, II, I6.
Lotteries drawn Swics daily. Prizes nom
Sle0 20 E6e0J, paid in money By J, L.
FRAROH, sS't, ssh North Court sc. Eox Is7,
Memphis, Tenn, P. o. MURRAY. MILLER
z 90. Asp sqaHs. 81. .rrniE. 30
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IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE,

s~Aftsr the Isa OF Deeenber there wiz
De no DISCOUNT allowed on City Taxes Ter
IszI. The ACT giving TEN PER CENT DIs-
COUNT being REPEALED at the regular Uoun-
eli meeting November LIST, Esx-Payers are
reqlested 10 come mp before 1ss eG De
FELIX ". ROBERTSON,
ns CITY Tax coueStD-
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NOTES From NEW YORK.
nnarrn Am ,nrrronArrn.

NEW YORK, November 1S.-Yesterdsy
q cripple named Mary Sullivan was burn
ed TO death in the FIRE which broke out In
O tenement house on Cherry street, In
another IRE, on Clinton street, John Ms
am mas eu fTooafad
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NOTICE.

OFFICE PEOPLES INSURANCE co,
" EKMPHIs. TEkN., November "A, 1871.
80 The Stookhol6 ers OF this Company
who have not already complied with the call
for the balance due On their Stock Notes,
made October 10th, and payable within thirty
days, are requested to call at the oftlce Of the
Company, and settle the bslsnce due,
pol4 IA SIMMONS. Secretary.
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win please present them, with list ofmarks,
bills lading. and al Information possible, ts
me, 81 No. 81 Madison street, between 10 and
II o'clock this (TUE sDAY) morning.
o. y. OAKLEY. Genn EreIght Agant.
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SOEIARlES

THERE win be a meeting OF the sentleme en-
Il members Of this club this (TU ESDAY)
evening, IN private parlor No. s, of the Pea
body Hotel. at ~ O'clock. A Punctual at
tendance OF all members requested.
o. W0OhDRIDGE, President.
J. Z. LAEPHIER. Secretaf y. noll
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NIGHT SCHOOL,

re. 3O8 Third street,
VIZ z MITCHELL viii give instruction
w . to q night class. ct his schooiroom
EVERY NIGHT, from to o'clock. Special
attention Will be devoted TO arithmetic and
its applications TO business life. For terms
apply at the school room st any hour OF the
day or night session ocIp
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BRooKLYN STILL ExCITED.

There Is no abatement OF the excite
ment among the citizens OF Brooklyn,
touching the municipal corruption of thst
city. Even yesterday was occupied In
discussing and commenting upon frauds.
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AttsntIOa, Emmsi Guards.

THERE will be a meeting OF the Company
L this (rUESDAI) evening, at s O'Clock, 10
make arrar gem ents for our annu Al ball.
noA CORNELIUS So CLIVAN, Secretary.
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Notice to Cotton Merchants.
FOR COTTON SHORT,

~ Memphis and little Rock Railroad
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Rsv. Henry Ward Beecher preached q
political sermon in the evening, in the
course of which he spoke of intelligent
citizsns-thsir Indifference to political
matters. He characterized the corrupt
ing tendencies OF the civil service as an
Organized standing threat against the lib
critics of the nation. Every cnstomhouse
In the land, said he, Ia q bribing-shop. If
places of trust shall continue to be put up
for sale, as they have been, this govern
meut cannot exist long,
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WHAT do tho late olec,I

What do the late elections prove 2
FIRST Confidence In Republican ad.
mioisirnticn Of the Government, State
aud National.
Secuna---Want Of confidence 10 ,h,
Democratic party.
Dnuphip county has q TOWNSHIP
(Ru'h) which pclled on by IL votes al
the late clcc'ion--eiebt Democrat,
and four Republicans, but Lcbauor
has still smaller Gold Spring,
which has but pipe votes to its crodi
six Republicans aud three Demo.
cratic.
Mr.. Vorice Clarke, OF Curwensvillc
Lycomipg county, raised this ycnl
4s1l bushels of corn OH three aud n
half acres Of land, making an avcrag,
Of 1861 bushels Of corn to the acre
Tho Iaud is situated on tho Susque
hsoba ,ivcr, one half mile cas-, Of Cur
wensvillc.
1t was formerly supposed that mag.
ncslsm could bring TO life the dead
In France they tried II on dead CATS
and we arc told they kicked. Why
not at this juucture try II upon the
Democratic party1 il il can bring it
10 lifo and keep il alive it would be-
he bIilliant achievement Of silence for
the 10Th century.
Hon j. NJ. WEAKLY, r. publican.
was chtscU al the recent election, in
lie Cumberland aud Frsnklin Dis
tact, to tho State Senate, by a major-
ty OF lO3, and yet the Democratic
Senatorial return judges refuse to give
him bis certificate Of election. W,
suppose they hope To accomplish b,
some sort of villainy, what they failed
10 do n, the polls
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TO Nebraska. california. and Kansas.
and the u. d VI X. X. Lands

The Burlington Route" 80 called, lie,
right in the pnih of the Star of Empire. Il
runs almost Immediately in the centre OF
the great westward movement of cmcpra
lion. Crossing illinois and Iowa, /, strikes
the Missouri River NJ three points.
These three points arc the gntcways into
three great sections of the trims. Missouri
region.
The Northern gate is Omaha where the
great Pacific road will take You to the land
pi gold aud grapes, sunny mountains, aud
perpetual summer.
The Middle gate is Pa,ismouth, which
opens upon the South half Of Nebraska.
south of the Platte river. region unsur.
passed on the continent for agriculture and
gazing. Just here are the Is. Il VI. Rail.
road lands. concerning which Geo. $. IIar.
ris' the land officer at Burlington, Iowa,
can give you all information and in the
heart Of them is Lincoln, the State initial
md Pre- sent Terminus Of the road.
The southern gate leads to Kansas by
connections with the st Joe Road Mt Ham.
burg, running direct to ST. Joe and Kansas
City.
The trains of the Burlin yton run smooth
ly and safely and make I II connections, II
runs The best Of coaches. Pullman Palace
md Pullman dining cars. and should you
axe the journey for the journeys sake
alone, you will be repaid or take II to
hnd home or farm. and you cannot Gnd
either better than among he Is. s. VI. lands,
where you can buy on ten Yeas credit
aud a, n low price.
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lk PHYSIOLOGICAL JouRAL,-ons Of the
u few Magazines which are presented
Vie radical benefit Of readers, lis rep
'l'sd on our table by It's November
u9er. The contents shonld interest
~ live member Of our community. The
ewing are particularly interesting.
!" McCosh, President Of Princeton
we; A Man among Men Spiritual
ehee The Educated Man In American
W. Alex'r II. Stephens; Thoughts on
Sology; The Tagal and visayans;
wy Or Diseased Children; "Fill up the
SAD Measure !" Pre-. historic Man |;
10a Constructor; Consumption /; His
nnsndations. or the Boy who got q
Suoni stc. The publisher oifers the
s!esl numbers Of 1871 free as Q pre-.
embscrlbers for 1872. Terms - .
single Nos. 90 cts. q. r. WELts,
|N10 Wh0 n
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Work AND PLAY In truction with
amusement. Tho best. cheapest. and most
popular Magazine for The home. Only
81 90 year. The occupation, amuscmen,s ;
and instructio, of the whole family a spe.
cialiiy. New Games. Home Amusomen,s,
Instructive sketches. Drawing Lesssns,
'plcndid puzzles and bcauiiful Chromoer
prominent features in this original Mags.
zine. lnquhe for !, at the news rooms, or
send ten cents TO tho publishers for a sam
pie copy, with most liberal list ever offer
ed for clubbing with all the popular maga-
lines Splendid premiums and cash com,
offered to ladies who secure clubs.
MILTON BRADLEY 4 CO.. Publishers,
SrRIS0FiELD, Mass.
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THE RAILRoAp.-Ths people living along
'As line Of the Sunbury & Lewistown Rail-
'''d are commencing 10 appreciate the ad-
|''ntsges and eonveniences IL offers. Al.
|hOugh the road is not yet finished. (aboui
'ns 'mileof track remaining to be laid to
faks connection with the Selinsgrove end)
foods are transported and passengers car
'd, on time, and with as much care rs
a0ugh We had through road. For this
are indebted TO the accommodating
plrit and indomitabls perseverance Of su.
I'fniendent W. II. Brown and Conductor
l. Morrison. These gentlemen arsiio-
everything in their power TO accom-
Ns<,. business and travelling community
u to have the road completed and fully
EOlPped ss soon as possible. BY next
't' it 10 hoped, through trains will be
''hing on schedule time from sunbury to
|Histown.
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suspAY SCHOOL CoSvESTIoS.--ThisC Con.
'ention, which is 10 he held in .his plac q
on Friday and Saturday Of this week
promises to be Of more than usual inter.
est. The questions to be discussed are im-
portnut, not only for Sunday School work
as but for the people generally. Such
Sisstions Is "Tho object of tho Sabbath
sehoel." 1.-THE duties Of the church to the
sabbath School, "The duties Of parents
70 the Sabbath School," show to make
sabbath Schools interesting" with others
" equal interest, discussed by able, live
men, both from abroad and in our midst.
aould present such treat that none will
|'lllingly stay away.
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IRIS said that II Hpuf of AIR were to
ne blown into v,in Of an animal. death
woull instsntaneously follow, because cir.
culaiion would be stopped, The blood
makes the entire circuit Of the human bo.
dy every seven minutes aud whenever this
circulation 10 impcdcd or any Of its chan.
nels are clogged by Impurities whicn ought
to he carried of, disease follow.-fever or
y disorder of liver or kidneys, or scrofula,
or dyspepsia. To get at and remove the
source OF the difficulty use the old and in.
fallible blood purifier. Dn. Walkers Cal
ifornia Vinegar Bl,iers' 4w
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Mr.. A. II. Lands, formerly of Rich
field. Junin'y county, now proprietor of th'
Bumgardner House, Harrisburg. is gain.
ing an enviablc reputation as prince OF
Landlords. His strict attention to the
wants Of his guests and moderate charges
isgiviug his hotel an unusual run of cus.
tom. Don't forget to visit "Abe' when
you 90 TO Harrisburg. Remember he place
opposite the Reading Railroad Depot.
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FLORAL GUIDE FOH ts72.-Contain. .
ing Seventy Two Pages and Two BxAurI
FuL CoLoRED PLATES nicely illustrated,
giving plain directions for the cultivation
Of nearly Thousand varieties of flowers
and Vegeiables.-Full bound with your
name In gilt, postpaid. in November, 80
cents. Paper cover and one colored plate,
8 cents.
Bay Catalogue of hardy Bulbs and
Seed for fall.planting. now ready and
sent free to oil applicants. Address,
NJ. q. REYNOLDS.
Sept. 2S, Rochester, ny.
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owIXo to the heavy losses sustained by
the Lycoming Fire Insurance Company by
The great ere in Chicago, the Board of Di-
restors met on Thursday last, and ordered
an extra assessment TO he made on the
premium notes, Of l21 per cent.
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RIvERs seldom make an attack without
warning, and may often b, thrown off by
soaking the feet in warm water, wrapping
up warm in bed, and taking two or three OF
Parsons' Pgrgotipe PNs.
A MISSIONARY, just returned snys he re
CARDS John,on's Aaodyne Linimsnt as he
yond all price. and eficasious beyond any
other medicine. II 10 adapted to a great
variety of special cases, and 10 the best
pain killer In tbe world.
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We have at last got hold Of tho list OF
the awards of the Asriculu Society, and
publish 1t in another part Of this paper.
The list is long, and the sccret,ry's work
upon II has been burdensome and tedious
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CnicAoc.-There arc conflicting rumors
in regard TO the number Of lives lost by
the terrible Chicago FIRE, but there is only
one opinion sbout the new goods just re-
ceivsd by J. W. Dreese, and ,ha, is that he
has the largest and most complete stock
ever brought to Middleburg. Don't forge,
10 call around and see the splendid goods
he is just opening.
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A DsEr TO BsAT.-Mi. John Erb Of Trox
slvills raised beet the presen, season 'ha,
weighed ten pounds and ten ounces This
beet is hard to beat but IL any person can
heat II we would like to hear Of it.
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AIBrRr, a soL Of A, }. Peters. Esq, fell
from a psrsimmou tree yesterday, broke bis
rigb, collar bone and was pretty severely
bruised.
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ELECrioS RETURNS. Tho latest returns
from the election show iha, the pcopl,
have determined by q unanimous vote that
the place TO buy the best goods for lh,
least money is at the Store Of G. Alfred
Scboch, fret building west of the Court
House. splendid lot Of new goods just
received.
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WnERE ARR TDE HoRsEs An old lady
not a thousand miles from this place, on
seeing the cars approach for the fret time
innocsntly inquired 'wo Gin dc gle ?"
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OrR merchants receive their goods b.
s. & l.. Railroad cid Lewistown.
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DROrOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
PENNSYLVANIA.

JnISr RESOLUTION
Proposing q n amendment TO the Consilu
lion Of Pennsylvania.
BE il ReSoirrd By The Senate aud Hous,
If Representatives. Of the Commonwealth Of
Pennsglrdnm IN General .issrmIlv met,
That the following amendment of the Con
stiiutlon Of this Common be propos.
ed TO the people for their adoption or re.
Jec,ion, pursuant 10 the provisions of the
tenth article thereof, 10 wit :
AMENDMENT.
Strike ont the Sixth Section Of the
Sixth Article of The Constitution. and is.
sert in lieu thereof the following
"a State Treasurer shall he chosen by
the qualified electors of the State. at such
times and for such term Of service as shall
be prescribed by law"
JAMES II. WEBB,
Speaker Of the House of Representation
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
Speaker OF The Senate.
Approved the fifteenth day of June, An.
no Domini one thousand eight hundred
and seveniy-one.
JNO W, GEARY.
Prepared and certified for publication
pnrsusut 10 tho Tenth Article OF the Con-
stitution. r JORDAN,
Secretary of The Common wealth.
Oihee Secretary tthe Commonwealth, /
Harrisburg, July 9Th, 1871. I
Jy2o,o
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Six S'orics--full Of fine Cloihing at Wan
amaksr & Browns
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MANY Of our contemporaries err in stat
ing that United States Senator will be
elected BY the Legislature Of Pcnnsylva
mia in 1872, The term of ssuaton Came
ron will not expire until March 4ib, 1878,
and the legislature Of that year will elect.
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"The Fairmount House" 10 the name Of
She new hotel near the depot.
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F. A sAvIsos Bank, with capital Of $500,
900, has been opened In Danvillc.
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wsrLD cover 8 Aercs-wsnsmaksr a
Browns Immense Salesroems.
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TBr stars are advertised TO shoot on the
night Of Nov. 18Th.
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ExruxMrs msst--Lowsst prices and bes,
Clething at W. & B's.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

A GrrAT Cornor--Gth & Market Sts.,
Thila., W. & BIS Oak He'll.
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MANHooD WoMANHoop-who NAV marry.
who not, why los pages. Impedimsnts; Caus
and Cure Send ESQ. DR.. Whittier, 2ss Penn
otfttsburg, fA Seplty