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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-09-14

of race, color or former condition, but are
alike equal before the law; therefore,
Resolved, That in our future action we do
not deem 1t expedient to organize separate
bodies in the same territory on account OF
any of the above named distinctions.
The Ooroner's inquest over the accident
ELECTS the facts that the engineer was runs
ming a new engine and miscalculated its mo-
mentum. The train went considerably be-
pond the point at which it would have stop
yed under ordinary circumstances.
CHICAGO, September s.-Dispatches from
Madison, Wis, says considerable excitement
exists among the hop growers. As high as
50c. per ID. is offered for new hops, and 2Cc
offered for last years growth. The quality
this year is pronounced better than for sew
eral years, but the quantity is limited. The
estimated crop is only 5000 bales.
ST. JOINS, September 9.-Renforth's death
was caused by great mental excitement and
over exertion. His lungs were engorged with
blood. No trace of poison found in viscera
Verdict-Came to his death from congestion
of lungs, caused by over exertion.
SAN Francisco, September "a terrific
: hurricane swept over Sandwich Islsnd
damaging the sugar cane, trees and houses
No lives lost.
WASHINGTON, September "a declaration
of martial law in certain South Carolini
counties hangs fire. The reports to the wa
and treasury departments do not substantial
: Ku.Klux outrages of chairman SCOTS aft
davits, or the statements of other witnesses
, PHILADELPHIA, September s.--Last week
large private party made steamboat excur
sion down the bay to Wilmington. Mex
day nearly the whole party suffered fror
symptoms of poisoning, and numbers of re
, spectacle families now have one or NOR
members seriously sick. The cases have nc
7 been alarming, but they seem annoying an
distressing, and one peculiar feature is tbs
after the person seems to have entirely II
covered he is sized again with as much 81
+ verify as before. One doctor is said TO
n treating not less than forty cases sufferin
from the unfortunate influences.
LoUIsTILLE, KY, September Slight pc
sons were most severely wounded BY the q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-22
CALIFORNIA EXCURSION.

In view Of the fact that the summer heat
is very exhausting aud almost uubeaT-
able, at this, the aickly season of the year.,
the excursion to San Francisco and the
shores of the Pacific and return, leaving
Indianapolis July y, offers a timely and
agreeable refuge from the hest mi un-
pleasantuess of the climate. Those who
can command a sufficient mount to tak
advantage of the opportunity offered by
this excursion of visiting the far West, At
Al extremely low rate. should not fail to
go. The train is composed entirely of the
Pullman palace drswing-rOOm and sleep
ing coaches, unequaled ia the world for
elegance and comfort. These nrst-class
cOnveniences with all the modern railway
comforts and facilities, are provided, hat
all who go may enjoy themselves. To this
end ample accommodation Will be fur
nished, and every ]precautiOn taken, that
nothing shall occur to mar the pleasure OF
the trip. All are invited to Join. For
tickets and full information apply to IS. s.
Parker, corner of Main and Third streets,
Louisville, KY, and all the principal
ticket offices in tbs South and South
east. W. M. JONES.
General Manager, Indianapolis, Ind.
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INFANTlcIDE.
The Body Of an Infant Found in a
Box in hOHGoHnah Greek.

This species of crime seems to develop.
The clumsy work of the inartistic crimi-
nal leaves evidences behind. The &C.
cOmplished performances Of the refined
remain hid, or, at most, suspected. Sieve
raj infant deaths by violence or criminal
neglect have cOme under our notice
lately. Now there is another one to be
chronicled. Coroner MOffatt inquested
aninfant corpse in the N-Onc0unah bottom
on Sunday. TIE little box containing
the child vas found about fifty yards
from the road, not far from the bridge. It
was lain IN a hollow place, which had
been flooded, and therefore the little box
WIS more on less muddy. It appeared
as though the coffin was thrown into the
water, and was Lett dry by the subsistence
of the Hood. 4 buggy with per-
sons was seen there Sunday evening, and
the horse that was in h buggy, the corC-
nsr says, has been identified as beinf
hired at Brackets stable. The investi-
CATION still goes on, and what more may
be developed in the curse of a few days
remains to be seen. We have one set OF
philantbrOpists among US making efforts
to encourage immigration, and a set OF
thugs who are silently employed in kill
ing young American citizens before they
get a nance to throw their speculative
eyes owe the extent of the country, and
behold with establishment the riches and
the glory thereof. The child in this case
was q few days old, and had marks OF
strRngulatiOn about the neck.
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A BOLD. RAp R0sRERY.

Dennis Roach is a hard working mar.
ried man, in the employ of the Charleston
Railroad Company, at Whites station.
He and his wife are q mighty hard work
ing sober pair, a valuable pair / my
community, who mind their own business
and have their own aims in life. 1t 8p-
pears that Dennis, by long years Of toll,
had accumulated about $500, which he
treasured up with that sort of feeling
which attaches to treasure 70 hardly got
ten. Yesterday, he went before Squire
Miller, in company vita his wife, and
swOre they had lost $500 of the money on
the 18th day of May, and that they be-
lieved one Winnie Tyler and Winnie's
man had stolen the money. Mrs. Roach
that on the day in question she laid
down to sleep and was woke up by q hand
rumaging under her pillow; that hand
was the hand of Winnie. Winnie es-
capped, and Mrs. Roach sftsrwsrd dis
covered that she had lost the Ave hun
bred dollars in greenbscks, in denomins-
lions of lives, tens, twsDties and hfties.
Squire will enter more fully INTO
the merits OF the case to-day. This piece
Of thieving is the worst that we have
heard Of in the course OF a month. The
supposed thieves are COlOred,
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THE BABIES.
The Masonic Fraternity and Young Amer
iCa-The Prizes to be Awarded.

On Saturday the sweet voices Of all the
bright, rOsy-faced babies of the city and
country, for hundreds of miles around,
will be heard in James PARK. For these,
Wheeler q Pickens have furnished the
prize-carriage, made by q linsal descend
ant of the manufacturer OF the "One-hOrse
shay" whose virtues are recorded in the
pages of the Scottish Chiefs" A woman
of faultless taste has devoted days and
nights and weeks to the perfection of the
embroidery of 2 beautiful suit of elegant
material, in which the most magnificent
baby is to be enrObed. Another IN
brOidered robe, presented by the Southern
Palace, has been admired for days past in
the show windows Of That maglihcont es-
Enlistment. Mr.. J. s. wilkins has pre-
scented a shotgun to the MasOns, which
goes of among the prizes, and will be
more sought after by the papas than the
timid mammas of the blooming urohius.
The Masons distribute vast sums Of
money among the poor Of all n%atiOna!i-
ties, and the funds collected on Saturday,
will drive hunger from many a howell of
poverty, and make smiles, as the sun
shine did the clouds yesterday, dispeI
the shadows of grief. It is thus the duty,
as will be the pleasure of the generous
and good, to attend the great Masonic
picnic tomorrow.
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Supreme Court.
Special TO the APPsAL.l

Special 20 Ln6
JACKSON, TENN, June 2L.--There were
decisions in fOrty-f0ur cases, AS follows:
Memphis Water Works case decided in
favor of the Water Works Company.
PeytOn vs. Sinclair; Gudger VS. Barnes,
Hubert vs. Heinrich, MOsby VS. William
son, Collier vs Somerville, SherrOn VS.
Lambeth, petitions for rehearing re-
fused; Moore vs. Pledge, reversed;
Nicely VI United States, Edie Parks
VS. State, Herbert VS. Jones, Bass VS. Nc
Donald, LOWenstein1 VS. Steiner, Hardin
vs. COgsWell, Lumpkin VS. Wilson, re-
versed. Turbeville VS. Gibson, ~substau-
italy affirmed; Ingrsham vs. Ingrshsm.
modified; Higbee vs. Richards, affirmed;
StillmRn vs. Wildberger, -attirmed; To-
meny VS. Sims, affirmed; Taton VS.
Best & Westham, affirmed; Adams
& Crsig vs. Mast. affirmed; Stone
Il Richardson vs. Ringer, affirmed (;
Evans vs. Howard, affirmed Cook VS.
Swain, affirmed House VA Ayres, al
firmed PierOtti vs. PsytOn, affirmed; Ems
ley vs. Patton, affirmed Wildberger vs.
Merchants National Bank, affirmed Ruff
I'm VS. johnson, bill dismissed. Black VS.
Fizer; POstOn VS. POstOn; May VS. Still
Walt vs. Walt; Ensel VS. Hardin; Brinkley
VS. Bethel; hughes VS. LsWtOn, itigated.
Mitchell VS. Ryan, Dryer VS. Read, Burk
VS. Randolph, judgments. Tanner vs.
Dancy, mOtlon denied. The court ad-
iourned to 4 O'Clock pm, when Attorney
General Wright resumed the Argument in
the Graves-POstol case, and had not con-
Cluded at 8 o'oloOk, when the court adj
iOurued,
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AM

nARTSER-wnh from $500 to $50 in e
L well established and nrst-cl8ss Duslne'
address A. i. O.. this once. E
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LOCAL NEWS

-Leddin's College.
Attend RobertsOn's College,
w. q. Mitchell's school, S03 Third st,
The Italian picnic on Wednesday
next.
Furnished lodging rooms for gentle
men over 1873 Main street for rent.
Miss Maggie Fesly will teach at the
Linden street school during the summer.
The DAILY APPEAL, Eve cents Der
copy, can be had of all newsmen in the
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
no. Oil Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
"A fine lunch is set every day, at the
Madame Vincent saloon, No. Is Union
street. Don't forget the place, because
you will be well served.
ST. JosEPH's INFIRMARY-m charge of
the Sisters, corner Third aid Jefferson
streets.
WHERE money or gOOGs are given away
to attract trade, there must be sufficient
profit on goods TO pay for the same; there
fore buy only from legitimate and frank
dealers. We ara selling goods as cheap
per quality as any house in the country,
and expect to do so for many years,
+, Y. shirts and mems furnishing goods.
Sec our card elsewhere.
WIGGANS & THORN.
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THE SONS.
They 60 on a Bender when Wholly Sober
How They Propose to Spend the
Day and Night.

The Temperance picnic at James Park
to-day, from the arrangements already
made, bids fair to be one of the most en-
jOysble gatherings Of the season. There
will be visitors from all the Divisions of
the "SOns" along the line of the several
railroads leading into tho city. The
grounds will be magnihcently lighted
after dark, and the dancing will continue
until midnight. After five O'Clock in the
afternoon several prizes will be put up to
be voted tO-viz: the most popular county
official, dry goods house, cotton merchant,
livery stable keeper, butcher, and clerk of
any regular Memphis packet; also a prize
to the prsttlest young lady and tho ugliest
young man. Read the proclamation of the
Worthy Patriarch, in another place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-22

A Cross HUsBAND.-Mrs. Smith-The
fact Is, my husband is becoming 80 out
r~ageOusly cross and nervous that there is
no living with him. He pretends one
day that he has got the dyspepsia; the
next day liver complaint; the next is sick,
with no appetite-deolares that there is
nothing on the table fit to eat, and so on.
It is all nonsense, and nothing but his
COMPOUNDED ugliness, From the very bot
ON Of my heaTt, 1 believe he wants to
worry me to death.
Lady friend-Mrs. Smith, I think you
are wrong. No woman has a kinder or
more indulgent husband han you. L
must confess that l have noticed a change
in Mr.. Smith; but am inclined to think
that all he wants is q tonic; and If I We're
you, I would not be q day without PLAN
ALTON BITTERs in the house. Make him
take them moderately three times a day,
and in a short time 1 think you will ses a
change. My experience is that PLANrA-
TON BITTERs is OF the best and most
delicious tOnios In the world: and that
for nervousness, loss of appetite, dyspep-
STA, and all kindred complaints, there is
nothing so good.
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FOB RIVER.
FOR SHAWNEE VILLAGE.

Fer Shawn 9 Village and tbs Sends.
The Semi-Weekly United States Mail Packet,
OIL CITY
J. ID.
VIII leaVe Memphl Tor shaw
nee Village, and al intermediate
landings. every HOEDAY n kBIDAT.at5p-m
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DIED OF DELlRIUM TREHENs.

John Kelly, an ex-detective we'll
known in Memphis, died in the Adams
street statiOn-hOUss at half past twelve
last night, of delirium 'tremens. He had
had two fits previous TO this Oue,i in win
ter and during the spring. He was out at
Big Creek or Tuesday, and came into town
yesterday, showing such symptoms that
his friends thought it better to put him
in a cell, in the station house, where he
died. The Coroner held al inquest on him
at two O'Clock. The verdict was in accord
ancs with the above facts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-22

The case of Reynolds g. Sloan vs.
Roe5cher, is on trial, and will be resumed
this morning. The Court announced that
Monday, June 20, 1871, will he next reRu-
lar motion day Monday, July 3, 1871,
executing writ of inquiry; motion for
new trial and signing bills of exception.
Tuesday, July 4, 1871, no court. Wednes-
day and Thursday, July 9th and 9th, mo-
tons for new trial and bills Of exception,
and on the sixth adjournment to Court in
course. The regular jurors of this Court
will be discharged to-day for the term.
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NOW is fAl TINE TO sUsseRIsE
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
DEPARTURES.
IN PORT.
O. W.. Cheek.
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUsINEss.

The river here is declining steadily,
with a fair stage Of water between here
and st. Louis. At Cairo and st. Louis the
river is falling slowly. The Ohio is falling
its entire length, with AZ feet on the bars.
Arkansas river is receding, with 6 feet in
the channel from Little Rock Out White
river is falling, with q fair stage from
J-acksOnpOrt down. Business on the
wharf was extremely dull, there being
but one packet in port doing business.
Freights to all points remain scarce.
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Memphis and Arkansas RlyBF Packet Cen.
paHy-u. S. Aail Llae.
For Arkansas River, connecting at Little
Rock with lght-draught boats OF the line
for Fort Smith, and with stages for
Hot Springs, Arkadelphia, Cam
den and Washington ARK.
Str. MARY BOYD, Reub. Hainss, master
This elegant new side-Wheei @
PASSENGER and freight
as above.
FRIDAY, I'D inst, at 5 pm.
For rsight or passage apply on board OF Al
Campany's office. No. Z Madison ST., Mer-
chants Insurance COmpapyis building.
ie2l W. q. PATTEGON, Agent
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LAST THREE DAYS to get tickets for the
twenty splendid presents to be given
away. Every IS 90 purchase secures
one chance. Look at our 15c. dress goods
cheapest goods ever sold in Memphis.
Great bargains in ParssOls, at the South
ern Palace, 1872 Main street.
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ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.

Yesterday afternoon, a young man by
the name OF Frailey Mickey was drowned
of n of the coal barges lying in front
OF the coal yard. He fell overheard ac-
cidentally and was drawn underLh barge
before. Sny assistance could reach him. He
was from Enterprise, Spencer county, In
diana, and was much respected by all who
knew him. He had on 4 gray Jeans pants
and striped flannel shirt.
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THE NEW MEHPHIs THEATER.-On the
approaching fourth day of July the ele-
CANT New Memphis will be drawn for in
the Real Estate Distribution. Five dol
lars invested for the lucky share will get
il. Nine other splendid city and suburban
dwellings and city business houses will
be won the same time. Office No. 233H
Main street. Call there for your shares.
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BEAuTlFuL e Ike LAWNs.
PITTsRuRR COKE.

The handsOmest goods imported this
season. Just Openedat
MENKEN BROS,
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Conne5anE AT Little Rock with 49,
stages FOR Hot Springs and the
u~snt-araugh steamer Little Rock, Houston,
MASTER FOR all points on the upper Arkansas
freight received at all times rom boat or
ratlroad and transferred, fre8 of charge. 20
boats OF this line Mark and c0nsign goods
20 81. Louis and Arkansas htVef Packet Co..,
caro- OF ELLIOTT q MILLEH, AgtH, MomDnfas
H.. u. PHuLLLPs q Co, Agents, Cairo.
JAS. ]. BHLWESTER, Sup'L.
IA mn Cnmmeralal Il. 81 InnIa- No
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STERLING EXCHANGE.

Editors AppeGL-A correspondent de-
sirss TO know why Sterling Exchange is
said to be at par, when selling at 8 per
cent. premium.
By the act Of Congress, 1879, establishing
the mint value OF foreign coins and mo-
neys Of account, the Spanish milled dol
lar, which was Of pure silver, and equal
to 4 shillings, 3 pence sterling, was reek-
Oned at 100 cents federal money. The
pound Sterling equal 20 shillings, was
therefore equal. to 81 A $40; or by the act
of 1879 equal $4.44, casting OF the fraction.
In 1887, the coin Ofthe United States was
debased, and by the act of 1912, the pound
sterling was rated at S4-S4 In the debased
coin: that is, it takes 81 "a of the debased
coin to make A.44 of the former coin,
equal one pound sterling, Hencs when
exchange between New York and London
IL actually at par, it requires S4.54 of
American gold in New YorktO buy 444 Of
exchange on London, a difference of 9 per
cent. and "a very minute fraction over,
which is the par of exchange on LOndcn;
so hat when sterling exchange sells in
New York at 109, il is said to be at par;
when more than 100, il is at a premium,
and when at less than 100 it is at a dis
count. Hence the rule: to convert a given
sum of American gold into sterling ex-
change, divide the given sum by the NOM
inal rate Of exchange; say Los, LOS, LILO
or LII, as the case may be, and divide this
quotient by 4.44. The last quotient will
be the number of pounds sterling which
the given sum in the present American
gold coin Will purchase.
On the other hand, to ascertain the
amOuntin American gold requiredt 60 pur-
chase given sum In sterling exchange,
multiply the given sum by the nominal
rate Of exchange, and multiply this pro-
duct by 4.44. The combined product viii
be b amour ia American gold required
to purchase the given sum of sterling ex-
change. This is strictly legal, but bsnkers
retain the fraction of 40 Of q cent, and to
convert gold into sterling, divide by the
rate Of exchange and divide the
quotient by 40, and multiply by .; and 70
convert sterling into gold, they multiply
the Sterling By the nominal rate OF ex-
change, and this product by 40 and divide
by g, the converse of the FIRST process.
MINOR MERIWETBER.
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VHFORMATION-To learn the present
whereabouts Of PETER ALALE OF 81
HeIsus. ENGLAND; last heard from IN CaHOi
TIfDTis Anv information viii be hank
f1Uv Tacefved by his father, Robert Tickle,
iefelv arrived IN this country. Address ?. o.
BOY aIa. Chicago, Illinois. jeH
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LAW REPORTS.
First Circuit COurt-HeiskelI, Judge.

The statement in yesterdays report that
the cases on the special calendar would be
tried before the meeting of the next term
was incorrect they 20 over until the third
Monday in September next. The follow
ing cases will be called this morning: 90,
Jones d Co. vs.. Selig; 942, Hine VS.. Bet
ton. 1896. Smith Va. TaYlor.
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STOLEN.

AFULE@On the night OF 4Ln June, nom
v b. r. Thomas, living 5 miles southwest
o. fernando, two mules; one black stud
mule, I5L hands high; and one bright bay
about I5T hands high, both marked T on LETT
shoulder and right hips I VIII pay $50 re-
IeZl b. r. THOMAS.
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PERSONAL.

c. Dickmann, Esq, has returned after a
prOtracted sojourn in Eastern cities.
General Bradford, of Mississippi, the
hero of Buens Vista, is in the city.
Colonel Joseph r. MOsby, of Fsyette,
Is at the Peabody.
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DROWNED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. afternoon, OF one
IL OF the c~oaI-dOcks, 3 young man nam ed
FRAILEH MACKEf. when drowned bad
gray Jeans pants, striped uanne shirt
Anv one nnhIuE said bOdy Will please report
% HUGH Z. MASTERSONB COrnbOsL. 81
Of Beale street, ieA
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FOR RENT.

nFFICES-The double OmceE, ground nooF'
" No. 81 south Court street, formerly oecu
pied by Dus. Mitchell & AauTy, AgPty 70
t-1r gT5 Main street
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III IL NUN
Houston-master Chas. Conrad-aisrE
Leaves Little Rock for Fort smith and an
way landings on Arkansas river every i've
days consisting at Little Rock with the
81. Lsels and Arkagsas Rlg. PIT Co. q Bssla
Frona St. Louiss No.
Frasghts foF al points eonsimed 20 care az
iliott y KILLER, Memphis, Of this Uomuanv-
wiz b promptly forwarded nee OF charre
Jas. J.SfLNESTER, GupL
fA& eWA Dommsroial ~ 81 Louis, Ne
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GREELEY IN ARKANSAS.

An Arkansas Code of Practice and other
law books have been borrowed from No.
10 West Courtfstreet. The philosopher
will please return them.
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PERSONAL.

nERSONAL-Tbe gentleman .Whs is IN
debJed 10 Mrs. A T. Gregg or Mrs. Lola L,
A. CregO. for borrowed money, can learu
something 10 bis advantage by calling on
the stamp Clerk al the Memphis Poston1ce,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

n OOME-Furuished and unfinished
II rooms. with board, desirable location for
sumner. convenient 20 business-sZ Main
street. between PontOtoc and Linden. Day
T0e-5az waufad ieI7
II ODMS-BOARD-HandsOmely furnished
n front rooms al los Fernando street, with
board. Also, day DOsrders wanted. JeH
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STRAYED.

TOLT-From IS Union street, Nay I'D In
L the direction OF Cuba or Big Creek, q
small trOu-E gray colt, about years Old any
fuformarion leading 20 his recOyey viii De
literally rewarded. j w.
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SEA Moss FARINR from pare Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Gus
tards, Creams, etc, etc. b cheapest,
heaithiest, and most delicious food in the
world.
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Saratoga Pavilion Spring Water.

The most effective remedy for Dyspepsia,
BiliOusness and diseases Of the Kidneys.
Sold BY Hotels and Druggists. SEND for
circular to
PAVILION & o. s. SPRINa co.
m2 General Depot, nS Chambers st., n
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GOOD News FOR BEER DRTNKERs.-We
have heard to-day that two prominent
beer wonders bought the Diamond Saloon
of Messrs. Cameron IL Miller, No. II Mon
roe street, and IL is said that they are
going to open it as a first class beer saloon.
Look out for the opening, for It will be
something grand.
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Joe Locke, z3eK Main street, has all h
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
weekliea and ~the1argest variety OF dalies
in this city.
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jon LOCKE, news dealer, 2S6X Main
street, has all the late papers from all
parts of the United States.