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TIE Democrat says that an artist of that
city is painting two large banners for this
city.
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DEMOCRATICTICKET.
FOR ALDERMEN

OLD newspapers for sAle-in packages OF
fifty or one hundred-at the
ARGUS OFFICE.
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A RULE of acsion-patronize home me
chanics, merchants and business men gen
orally.
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IAN ITEM The very small stick that
runs the Union seems to have variety of
troubles lately-nothing goes right to suit
his ideas. Hes swfully bothered about
something! Wonder whA; it is? Can you
relieve the mind Of tbe. public, Levi Michael?
Mayor Skinner don l suit you-the hole that
you got into lately troubles you muchly-
the police don't Go right, except when you
are SO drunk that they have to assist you in
getting home; and now you have found a
small pile of rocks that you are troubling
yourself about, even if you have lied about
them. But you must remember sticky the
passage that reads thusly: Man that is
born of q woman is but of few days and
ful. Of trouble he cometh forth as u sprout
and is cut down. and there are some small
sprouts that are soon cut down.
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Social party and dance at HulIs Hall this
Wednesday, evening.
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These trains will be run on railroad time,
about Is minutes faster than Arsenal time.
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TErRTYFoUR marriage licenses issued in
Scott County during the month of February.
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RENTING Of pews at Trinity Church this
evening Those interested should attend
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Wednesday, March /, 1871.
HARPER HOUSE :


BEN. HARPER, Prop. W. B. MoULFoS, Clerk.
The folio wing persons have arrived ct the
above house within the last "a hours
Messrs Kramer, Seymour, A W Conger,
W Bshworth, 5 Baker, W Il Stockton, john 0
Sherwood, 4 H Whepps, Z W Spofford, A Cha
pin, George II Meigs, Dick Davis, C D Gray,
Chicago; D Haven, Il DIN, A Il Foster,
Racine; + Ames Ply mouth, Mass; j Bolmer
and lady, Cordova; Williams, Jas Watson and
lady, Sterling; W A Germany and lady, Fl Scott
Kan; Geiging, st Louis; l. Demming, Mrs
Slick, CAmbridge;L A LeCare, Davep port;
Samuel Aub, d Storer. A W Sweet, VIM
Eames, New York O Dunlap, ILL., c Clark
and wife, Independence, Io;James McWiliisms,
DesM Dimes; j E Bake, Dixon, Ill; Andrew
Young, Peoris; Geo W Van Gunten, Phila; Fhos
B Graham, Graham House, Wilton, 10; W P
Williamson, Quincy; W Sweet, Beard stown;
VIM Gordon, Port Byron; q Strong Roehes
ter; II Bramhall, U r; John M Burns,
Orion; L B Aapes, Moline; l. Frank, Balti-
more; Lawrence, A W Perry, Geneseo.
There were also 50 Old Settlers registered at
this hotel.
ROCK ISLAND HOUSE:
A. NJ. Gunp, Prop. NJ. 6. BARBER, Clerk.
The following persons have arrived at the
above house within the last "a hours:
Messrs. q + Mcclure, Monmouth G Moo
! dy, D Baker. Chicago; j w Morgan, wife and
daughter, X Martin, Cordov@; C P Howell. R
Coleman, Davenport Geo W Bishop, Racine ;
las McGuIly, Milwaukee Q Psxson, Moline j
| NJ Merrill. Geneseo Fl schleffsl; AN PhilIeo
| Port Byron; Miss Mary Hunting, St. Louis ;
| John Braumer, Marshalltown; n NJ Moore, New
Windsor; Fitsgsrs d, Sterling; u 0'Brisn,
Bio Chss Walker. Edgington.
QUERY.-The Union of this morning is
loud in its praises of Henry Dart, the re pub
lioan candidate for alderman in the second
ward and who is being run by Ote Dimick
1t says that che has long seen the necessity
for impro wing the slough" How long hal
| Mr.. Dart been seeing this and why has h
not done 80 mething in this direction AnC
further, will Mr. Dart informs the voters o
not only the second ward, but of the whole
city, how, and BY what means be intends Il
accomplish so desirable a result Mr.. Oar
probably has two or three lots that he want
some one else to fill for him-Mr. Dart ais
wants the ferry at the foot Of Washington
s,reet,-this is all that Mr.. Dart wants ant
is all be is working for. The people OF tn
second ward do not want man who see
nothing bat his own interests aud who i
trying to use them for the benefit of hi
nocEet
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FIRST WARD.

J Frank Conway, Peter Schlemmer, W c
Blackburn, George Lamont, h Reddig, s B
Hendron, Joseph Hitler, VIM Murrin, L D
Hamilton, Adam Maucker, W S Phillips,
Peter Farrell
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GOAL NOTICES.
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Shop on Orleans st., opposite Court House.
ROCK ISLAND, ...ILL.
90 All kinds Of Paper Boxes made to order.
augl9d-u
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SAWS.
EsTABLIauED IL 1901

EsTABLIsuED IL 1901
WEIGH &GRIFFITHS'
Saws: Saws! EawA.,
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS!
Axes, Files, Cast Steel, NAL Furnishings
and Machinery.
Svz2- Get the best, they will prove the cheapest.
Prices redused. Send for price Listand circulars.
WEIGH q GRIFFITEAS,
no22dwlyl Boston, Mass, or Detroit, Mic
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LETTER FROM COL. DANFoRTH
5 WINTHROP PLACE, !
NEW YORK Eah. q. ISL. |

WINTHROP PLACE,
NEW YORK Feb. "a, 1871.
Z. c. CRoPPER, ESQ,
Secy old Settlers Association.
Ny Dear Sir - 1t is with much pleasure
that | acknowledge the receipt of your invi
tation to attend the Annual Festival of the
Old Settlers Of Rock Island county, at the
Harper House, on the 28ih inst. Having
been the first to urge, through the press, the
formation of the Society, and having always
taken deep interest in all that concerned
its welfare, / was, OF course, glad TO be re
mem bered. But the reason which wsg-
gish horse trainer gave why his fast nag
couldn't go inside of 2:30 will excuse nv
absence, viz: IT'S too great a distance for
so short a tjme!' And / offer for ali the
mem beers of the Association, Rip Van Wink
les standing toast: Here's your good health
and that OF your faniIy-may you live long
and prosper"
Hoping you will all have a pleasant re-
union, l am, very respectfully your obedient
servant, j. B. DANFoRTH, JR.
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TlAH.
H. PowARs. J. l., FREEMAN.
GREAT REDUCTION IN TEAS!
BY THE
Hong Kong Tea Comfy,

Branch House, Palace Row,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLS.
Where we .re Offering unrivalled Teas, at the
same low prices a, at their "E Istern House"
by importing Teas in cargo lots, they enable
Us t. retail to the consume at extremely low
prices. Don't fail to i.it the Hong Kong Tea
store, at Palace r w, where will be found the
nhss', purest and freshest Teas COfess and Spl-
0's, ~ prices beyond competition.
AsoSdwSm P0wARS l. FREEMAN, Ag'ss
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being pastor or church IN q neighbor1ng
! villRge; SITTER which he removed to Ken
lucky, assumed the psstorste OF the
First Presbyterian church, in Lexington
and became superintendent of pablo IN
struction for the Stste, In 1853 he re-
signed these charges, hsvtsg been elected
BY the general assembly professor Of exc
aic, didsctic Rndspolemie theology in the
newly established seminary at Dsnvile,
an office which he held until within a
year Of his death,
The telegraph on Monday announced
the death Of Mr.. jacob Barker, at Phila-
delphia. at the advanced 3 OF ninety
three yesrs. The New Orleans Picsyune
says Of him: MI. Barker wsa born in
Tvs, on Swan leland, at the mouth of the
Kennebec river, State of Maine. His
parents were Quskers, who had removed
from Nantucket to Maine during the Rev
olutiOn, and returned % the former at the
close OF the wsr. Atthe age OF eighteen
vasrs Mr.. Barker went to New York city
and entered the couDting-roOm of Isaac
Hicks, merchant. He gradually rose 70
be a large shipowner and merchant
on his own account, snd for many
years was one Of the prominent pGslsess
men of the north, largely engaged IN
banking and other purely financial pur-
suits, and displaying great shrowdnessi
energy and industry, Mr.. Barker came
70 this city 3 great msny years ago, and
until the last three yesrs wss constantly
and actively engaged in the money mar
ket,n in its many phases Of risk and labor.
The circumstances OF his last and disss-
trous financial failure are too well known
70 be repested here. BE has resided
since, in Philadelphia, with his son, Mr.
Abrsm Barker, and retained his mental
snd physical strength in g remarkable
mauner,u
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A VOTE OF THANKS.

We feel It due our niends Of the Memphis
APPEAL 70 END them a unanimous and
very large vote OF thanks for cOndensing all
the baldendash-Counfed by the number OF
NFords-that comes over the wires labelled
press dispatches. They save their readers the
trouble Of Wading through four or I'VE
columns Of chaty stuff by picking out the
few grains Of wheat, and putting the remain
der Ia the waste basket.
If we published the press dispatches
just IS they reached Us, they woul6 M
i've or six columns daily. Our space is
valuable, As advertisers know, and there
fore an editor is employed for the purpose
Of condenEing these dispatches. Our
readers get AL the facts without COM
msnts. Their time is saved snd our space
is given TO other more valuable matter.
People do Dot care 10 read the details Of a
CHASTITY murder or the minor incidents of
Jury trial, and these, with Gres and
lights and accidents constitute the mass Of
the matter that CONES over the wires,
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OBITUARY.

Lord E-llenborough, who died ia Lon
don q few days ago, YVES born In Sep
TENDER 5, 1880, received bis education st
EtOn and Cambridge, winning at the
university 9 go5o medal for the best
Latin Ode. he eBiered parliament from
st. Michsel's ia 1914, and held the seat
until he succeeded his father as second
baron, in ISIS. His cur IN the house
was marked by no unusual ability, nor
in the various important Offices held from
ISIS to 1sS5 did he display much states
manBhip. In 1872 he 5Fss sent BY Sir
Robert Peel 70 India as governor general,
In lieu OF the Earl Of AuLand, whose ad-
m-inistrslion hsd been most disastrous to
Euglish interests. Ellen burough's career
here vas exceedingly bEillisns and Won
derfUlly successful He conquered the
AhRbsDs, the Ameers and the Mshrattas;
annexed Scinde, and fixed British power
on iOundstiops which nav never been
seriously disturbed, except in the men,
orsDie Sepoy instruction. The Esst In
dis company recalled him la l8z3. IL 1855
he was chosen president OF the board Of
control OF LORD Derby, but resigned after
q few months service, and has remained
in privsts life eyer since.
Robert ], Breckenridge, who died on
Wednesday 81 his Eesioszos in Dsnyille.
Kentucky, was born AZ Cabel's Dale.
kentucky, O the 6th Of March, 1900, he
studied aga the COur1Sr-Journal, sue
cessively in Princeton, Yale and Union |
colleges, graduating 81 the latter ia 1879. |
He then lifted himself for the bar, and
prscticed law in this State for eight wears
from 1879, being in thas period several
times = member OF the State legislature, /
His family had b5sn Presbyterisns since
the time OF the reformation, and upon pro-
fsssion OF bis taith in 1873, be Joined That
He wss ordained pastor Of tha
n-~.A-enx.an ukr.h
u 1882. In Wbioh position be remained
thirteen years, and rose 70 eminence foF
lis eloquenoe and power in the pulpit.
In 1915 be was elected president Of JEFF
srson college, Pennsylvania, where he
smsined for two years, ct the same time
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TRANSFORMATION.
PINE BLUFF BRANCH
Memphis & Littis Rock n. a, Go,

- Books are now open for snbscription Z
the capital stock Of the PINT Riur Brnnch OF
the Aemph1s and Little Rock Rsilroad COM
panys Al the ouQWfna plaress once Of Up.
Trace, Pin Blu6; office Of D.F. Shaw. EitlS
ROCK; onceof NC. Williams, DayauB Bltti
Memphis. TENN fhs ~ totsSs
AEEanEas wild land al q fair price, ana issue
Iou Pe1d-up stock in payment. L&7d sub
Bcr1Ded Dsiore LIST January, lQ1, VIII be ex-
empt from taxes FOR Nv " ears. d b COM
pany give the party subscribing the option
OF buying half the and subscribed a. the
same pTice, within i've years. This Is part OF
the main )fne 10 Shreveport and JedeFBon,
where connection VIII Be made Win M
Pacific Railroad.
Blanks and all information furniahad BY
agents. snd the undersigned,
BD. WILLIAHH.
Land and General Agent Tor Company,
NILES OWES n A. P. Tuck. Agents-
Once II Jetsrson street, Memphis, Tenn
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OF Il
10
A
SHELBY COUNTY.

THE TAX BOOKS for the year 1871 are now
a ready. and I viii attend at the follow
IEg named places for the purpose Of receiving
the State and County Taxes Tor the year lS7i:
District No. ], at Freed 4 80yd's store. Sat-
urdEy,J January 9Th, g72.
District No. 2. At Bass store. Friday, Jaau-
AIRY 5th-
District Nc. 8. a. Bottoms store. Thursday,
January 4th-
airy Sd.
District No. s. at engine house corrser Sec
and Adams streets. Wednesday, January
18th.
District No. 8, at Raleigh. Friday and SAT-
urday, January 18th and 18th.
District 10. 7. at Bartlett, wednesday ana
Thursday, January 10th n 1ltb.
District No. 8, at Shelby Depot. Monday.
January Sth.
District No. 8. at Baskerville. Tuesday. jan
nary sth.
District No. 10. at Coniervme, Monday and
Tuesday, January 18th and 18th.
District No. IL, at GermAnton. "wednesday
and Thursday, January Nth and 18th.
District No. Is, at AsChsniesvins. Saturday,
Atn-
District No. lS, at Arnoldh, Monday, JAnu-
ny S2d.
District No.. "a. at ONCE corner Second ana
Union streets, Monday and Tuesday, January
an and eth.
District No. IS, at Jacob Brust's ,Itore, ChsI-
Tuesday, January 28d.
Distros No ls. at White station. Friday,
January 18th.
District NO. y, at Mcconnell Church. Tues
January 3D.
Nm. MCLEAN,
Tax Collector Of Shelby County,
d9 State Of Tanneaaaa
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Memphis and Louisville
WINTER SCHEDULE.
asvenbsr 10, 1917.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILR0AD
Company.
AND TRkAsURxR's OYEIcn
AEMPaIa III lac. N III InI

SECRETARY AND TREAsURERss OFEIcn.
MEMPHIS. fHES, December q, Ii.
NOTICES hereby given that there VIII be
~ amseting OF stockholders OF the Mis-
siastppl River Railway Company held IN the
city OF Memphis. Tennessee, al ths Peabody
Motel. 81 10 O'Clock Am, On the
0th day Of January. Is7Z,
10 ratify the action OF the board Of direetouu
this coEnnany IN regard to consolidation
with the Paducah and Gulf Railroad COM
psnys
By order OF the hoard Of directors.
dIthu JOHN LNORrOS. Secretary.
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sIsslssippi & tennessee r. r.

CHANGE OF TInGZ
On and aftsT SUNDAY, December II, ~,
" until farther notice, traias VII run e.
fOlloWss
Leave ArrtVa
New Orleans Mail. daily 2lO PA. 800 pm.
Express Train, daily AIS pm. $50 an,
FTeieh1 Train, daily tex
cept 5unday1------. $50 a.ms 900 pm.
New Orleans Nail makes direct cOanectioH
for New Orleans, Vieksburf, shreveport,
Jackson, Canton, and AL poinG South, South-
east and Southwest.
BaEzsgs checked through.
For Information and tickets apply 20 Ticket
once, 8SzK vain street, and At Depot, foot
Of Main street
al JAA YOHdE, Gem Bup'G,
Ledger copy I'm
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COPARTNERShIP.


TTNHEi undersigned have associated them.
II selves together, under the firm name OF
Low, &CO, for the purpose of con-
dncting q Go8ernI Brokerage ana tom.
mission Business in the city of Memphis.
Tenn. They pledge their patrons TO give
strict personal attention TO the execntion OF
Cotton Orders and other business
TO their care. EDWIN h. Low.
WILLIAM SCOTT
JOSEPH r, SCOTT.
By permission, refer to
Messrs. VIM. +. Weld q Co.tBoston, Mass,
Meskrs. Manning d Sears,
Mr.. Robert scott, {"
MI. Thomas Howe, ["
Nj. Joseph 8. Fay, 4"
Nj. r. n. Weld, IT., &"
Nj. B. R Weld, TT, "a "a
Messrs. Kirkland, Chase d o., Baltimore.
Messrs. Woods, Weeks q Co.,
Messrs. W. Crane q Sons, ~
MessTs- 4. d. Morgan a Co., New York,
MessrE. Sp0flord, Bros. d %,
Mr.. ID. Baldwin, 81
Nj. WA T. Campbell, /"
Nj. Frederic Il No. 80 ADJ N. Y
Messrs. Hy Sloan &SOns, Philadelphia,
Aessrs. Cochran, Russell q Co., {"
Messrs. K Leyering q Co., Baltimore,
hessrs. .. Q. Woods & Co..
Memphis, Tenn, Deem Der /, ES7L.
81 Mr.. JAMES Il. LOW, late of New Op.I
La. has 3 full of attorney 10 |
transact business for us. He VIII give mis- |
personal attention in he execution OF oStfaD |
and to sales Of merchandise.
Low, SCOTT q co.
de- No. . Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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! ORAEsEsl 0RAEGEsI

~ ASsszSsIk nuLu, az
ter his mSny trials. says: am show nv
perfect love-" and she takes a plain cross.
upon which Il written Love" This, she
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ELECTION NOTICE.


1 win open and hold an election, in the city
q Memphis, at the places designated below,
IoE the purpose OF eiecting q Mayor, TAX.
Memphis, and such Aldermen and Council
men as Ale provided and TO be elected BY the
Charter and Ordinances OF the city OF Her-
phiN. The Onacers, Judges ard CIeSks OF aid
election, and the places Of holding the same.
are PANIED below.
ONCE, ats O'Clock the morning OF the cleo.
ton. MARCUsJ WRIGHT.
sheriff Of Shelby county.
Memphis, December a, ISL.
First Ward.
At the Engtne-house. Main street. betvaSn
Msrket and MinehesteE streets; y. Pow
ers, =: n. Etmondson1 RONeil, Judges; ?.
N. Winters. Thomas Burk. ClefkA Thomas
McOarmack, Bhsrln
second ward.
At the old Engine house, Poplar street.. BE-
tween Main and Becoads N. -. Ccchran-
Curtis, W. James MeKeon, Clerks. BsTnSy
Cox, Deputy Snerin.
Third Ward
At Hook ard Ladder Truck Housa. > dana
street, near second: Janis Simpson. W-a
Pickett d. y. Goodyear, Ju6Qes; ThomSE
9arYey, Arthur sehlfy, Clerks. q. p Moe,
Fourth Ward.
At the onaes of John O. LanieY. No
ODD street: L M bill, N. Stanley. n. A
Allen, Judges; E.F. Bowen, ohm a. Pattsr-
son, CLERKS. J. W. Eldridga Deputy 6hertd.
Filth Ward.
Hall OF Court building, northeast corpsr
Of Union and second streets, second hnors
DromEoele, M. WigEin. VIM Is. EadaT,
Judges; Bobert Lockwood, Hy. DePrfest,
Clerks. Henry White, Deputy Sheriff.
stzth Ward.
A the Waldran Block, Main strast. mar
Beales James Banks, A. r. Davis, L ri
byer, Judges; Q. D. billiard. A. W. Jones.
ClsrkE. IT. Stratton. Deputy 8harfh.
Eeveness ware.
Myers new block. corner OF Beale ana Da
soto streets: Larry Hsrnstad. a, q. Har.
J. ]. Jeany, Judges; W. I. Van
Jon Bleosce, sam Moore, f.. R II
Ionnsons CLERKS 3. W. Green, Deputy
Eighth ward.
Poplar street, opposite the market houses
nm Prick, Geo. Montgomery, John q
mDbell. Judges; Eugene Levy, Ben Powaii-
laEks. GEORGE r Powell, Deputy Bherin.
Ninth ward, usq
At Gray YaInell's, corner OF Fourfh ana
streets: ]. d. Danbury. G. II. arSnf
D LIP. Piper Judges ". B GlisaOa. P.R
lehasfsr, CLERKS. Z. n Norris, deputy
Tenth Ward. ha
At ths Mississippi Ho1se Main street. south
Oalhoun. VIM. brown, w. @. Elifs. AL
l6rrius Judges; Thomas Curly, W. Z. Grssn
Jerks. J, Ia Sharp Deputy 6nez1n.
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and Charleston 4. q.
CHANGE OF N
roaaav. pGSv.1 Ia, IA.
AND 1.-THE ROCK 4, r.
OF TINE

CHANGE OF rIME
rOAMERCIHa Sunday, December I0th.
~ 1871, n until funhsr notice, passaaRer
trains VIII rrn as follows:
Leave-Memphis. dauy.TlO am
Leave-hopeneld daily .-AO0 An
A"rrtYe-Ldttle Rock, dally.----6s0 pm
Returning arrive at Memphis, dly640 pm
NO r8AIss WILL Run en- SUNDAY,
Passenger trains connect st DrsyaIIIs BFu1
on Mondays and Thursdays, with boats Tor
DesArc, Augusta, J-ackBonport n point on
upper Nh1te river, On Wednesdays and Sat-
rdays for Clarendon. Aberdeen. aRd
points IN White river below EeyaiIis
Bluh. Connections st Little Rock with stages
for Hot springs, Camden Arkadelphia. sLc.:
also with Little Eock and Fort smith rail.
road. and steamers on Arkansas river.
FerIyhoat leaves foot Of Union street
prom3tly Al no AM.
A. 3. LIVERMnRk
Gonerhl SupAsaHteEaena.
O.P. OAKLEY,
RenI Tfekef Acauf- darl-
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warm hight IL IL progress, TIE Emma
Lee SUNK In the Bigbse river, & short dis
tanoe below Columbus. MississinnI. Isst
Waduaadau Che uuau oo~.-o.1
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Deeels Lying IN shelby our and be11r.
ming At stake In the center of tie Rsisfsh
. road, in the s0uthWesf corrse
o. atnlrtX-se tract conveyed 70 John PINE
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Myers new block. corner Of Beale and De.
soto streets: Larry ARrmstad. a, q. Har.
rlsg1ont J. J. Jenny, Judges; W. L. Van
Dyke; jon Bledsoe, sam Moore, IL. r a
Johnson, Clerks. & W. Green, Deputy
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At the Waldrsn Block, Main street., mar
Beale: James Banks, A. r. Davis, /. u.
byer, Judges; Q. D. HflliArd. A. W. Jones.
ClerkK. !. Stratton. Deputy Sheriff.
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Ninth ward.

Poplar street, opposite the market housa.
John Prick, Q Montgomery, John a
1AmpbeA, judges; Eugene Levy, Ben Powall-
Clerks. GeOrge b Powell. Deputy Hherfn.
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For the want Of such i~ntOrastion, pro-
eucerB often sell, and dealers buy, on or
ts6eOus estimates, To adjust snd ravulsta
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AoooAAs-NoRToE-0n Wednesday, De.
cenber S7th, by Rev. Esther Van, Nj. MOI.
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Tenth Ward.

At Gray YaInells, corner OF Fourth ana
Auction Streets: J. Z. Danbury. g. I'D arSpf
.. II. p. Piper Judges W. B GIissoa. F-R
schaefer, Olerks. Z. N. Norris. JENNY
5heKtn
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A RE THE SOLE AGENTS IN MEMPHIS
IA for N. b. Watkins Patent Flre-Grate.
This truly valuable invention, but recently
patented, and now for the nrst time Offt red
70 the public, WILL 6AVE CHEsHALF THE COAL.
No consumed in the ord nary crate IN gem
aral use. Beside thus reducing the amount
Of fuel q cd, { will HEAT TWO
Rooms from the SAME IRE.
We have one of them in operation in our
office, where Its great economy nj con-
The public are invited to call and examine Il
for themselves.
- once, NO. 2Sz Third street.
Il II. BROWN a 90.
~ fHE who can be found al
his once, mp ~steirs, Vincent Block, corner OF
Second and Court streets, at any time be-
tween the hours of 8 and IL O'Clock q. m will
sell q fourth, interest in this invention, UFON
VERY TgRMs,t 10 any one of means,
who Will undertake 20 manage and intro
duoe II 10 the public, North and South. dIl
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At the Mississippi House Main street. SCUM
Of Calhoun. VIM. brown, W.. @. Ellis. Al.
Merrill Judges; Thomas Curly, w. II. GrEsn
CLERKS. J. Sharp, Deputy 6heZtn.
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HAL OF building. northeast Z
OF Union and second streets, second hnor.
IL DEomEoele, Nd. Wiggtn. VIM. Il. E:adaT,
Judges; Eobert Lockwood, Hy. DePrfesf.
Clerks. Henry White, Deputy Sheriff.
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At the ofies of John o. LanieY. No -seo.
ond street: L. n. Hill. p. NJ. Stanley, n, A
Allen, Judges; IF. Bowen, John a. Pattsr-
son, Uferks. J. ". Eldridga Deputy 6herid.
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At Hook and Ladder Truck Housa. Z dams
street. near Second; janis Simpson. ". a
Garvey, Arthur Sehlfy, Clerks. ID = Moe.
Deputy Sheriff.
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plnIes since the ohieago hrs,

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