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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-29

We CALL the attention of planters and
house-kcerers to the advertisement of
MIR. j. Geo. Vose, who has just received
a large supply of smoakcd and dried
bacon which he will sell at prices that
will suit every one. Fresh groceries can
always be found at his store.
Call on him at once.
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Mark Twain, in introducing a friond
.vr 60 some residents in California,
asks them to do all they "a to enter
tain him, and suggests, among other
things, that they call out a vigilance
committee and hang n man or two.
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styled the great medicine of the world, for
there is no rcaion of the globe into which il
has not found its way, and been largu'y used
and highly priced. Moreover, there is no
cline to which it has not proved to be we'll
adapted for tho cure of n considerable vari-
ETY. of disease it is n speedy and saFe rcmedS
for burns, soalds, cuts, bruises, wounds and
various other injuries. as well as for dyson
terry, dinrrh@a and bowel complaints gener-
ally, it is admirably suited for every race of
men Oh the face of the globe.
II is a very significant fact, that notwi,h-
standing the long period of years that the
Pain Killer has been before the world, 1t
never lost one whit of its popularity, but, on
The contrary, the call for it has steadily in
creased from its first discovery, and at no
previous time has the demand for it been so
great, or the quantity made been so large,
as II is TO. day.
Another significant fact is, that nowhere
has the Pain Killer ever been in higher re-
pntc. or been more generally nscd by fami-
lies and individuals, than it has been here at
home, where it was first discovered and in
PRODUCED. That the Pain Killer will %contin-
ne 20 be, what we have styled it, the great
mcdizine OF the world, there cannot be the
shadow of a doubt-[Providencc Advertiser.
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m CounT WEEk.--on Jonday next the
Court OF Common Pleas and General
Sessions viii open. Jurors aud witnesses
had better be on hand. We understand
that the Court will have a heavy civil
docket,
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A coo shower Of rain fell ON Thurs
day, imprting a more luxuriant hue to the
foliage of the numerous shade trees that
line the streets of our beautiful Town /;
and causing the housewives eyes to
glisten as they saw the garden %"sass"
spring into new life.
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Some evil disposed persons, Saturday
night, shifted the gate of the track at a
place near Brapchville, causing the cars
to u ofl, badly smashing three cars.
Eforta waro made TO arrest the parties,
hut they escaped.
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j. 81 II. r.. AGNEW
RIA, So. Ca.

81. az Il. ES. A1N Ii w
B1A, So. Ca,
I.HPOR TER AND DEALERS
In FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD
y ware, Cutlery, Guns, Plantation Tools,
blacksmith and Carpenters Tools, House
Builders Hardware, Bar Iron, Blow Steel.
Cast, German aud Blister Steel, Plow Moulds
CARRIAGE MATERIALS in Great Furie-
ty at less than CHARLESTON PRICES.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes ana Window Glass.
Also Choice FAMILY GROCERIES, con.
sisting OF the largest and best assorted Stock
in Columbia, embracing Flour, Molasses,
Salt, Tobacco, Raw and Refined Sugars, fine
Teas, fresh Canned Fruits and Fish, Soaps,
Candles, Flavoring Extracts, and all other
Goods usually kept in IA First Class Grocery
Store. including Fine Whiskey, Choice Otard
Brandy, Holland Gin, Choice Wines, Ca i
fornia Champagne and n splendid stock of all
qualities Cigars and Smoking Tobacco.
Prices guaranteed as Low as the Lowest,
and a call Solicited for purchasers.
j. & 7. X. AGNEW.
JOHN AGNEW, Columbia, s. C.
TtlOS. II. AGNEW, New York.
Jan C SIN
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M. ALBRIGHT.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
q. g.

ID RESPECTFULLY INFORMS TIE CITI-
III zcns of Orangeburg and Vicinity that
he has opened ut his NEW STORE on Rus
sell Street. between Messrs. Briggmann 6
Co. and Mcnamara s. Jones, with n complete
Stock of LEATHER, &C., and that he has
sufficient Workmcn to fill al Orders sn,ru.,
ed TO him.
Thanking tho Public for past patronage,
respectfully Rolicits q continuance of the
same. TERMS CASH.
feb oct % TT
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VIZ certainly hate to be always ask
ing the Indulgence of our readers. for the
non-appearauoe of reading matter. We
promise though, that they shall have a
treat nex week, for we are going to an
aver "Amicus."
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SEVERE STORM AT BRANouvILLE.-
We learn that a severe storm passed
over Branchville on Tuesday last, orea
ting a considerable scare, but not iuju.
ring any one. During the storm, n light.
ming bolt struck a tall pine near the
store of Mr.. Loryea, shivering it to pie
ces and producing such a shock, that
n of the family of Mr.. LIS was pros
trated to the floor, but not much heart.
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GEo. ", C~IRPENTER,s

COMPOUND FLUID ENTRAcTo OF BUCHU
These Celebrated Preparations. originally
introduced by Geo. W. Carpenter. under tho
patronage Of the medical faculty have been
SO long extensively used by physicians and
others, that they are goncraliy known for
their intrinsic value, and can 10 relied on as
being most valuable remedies in all cases
where sarsaparilla or Buche arc applicable.
and cannot be too highly. recommended.
They ars prepared in a highly concentrated
form, so as 10 render the dose small and con-
yenient. Orders by mail or otherwise will
receive prompt attention.
GEO. w. CARfENTRR, HENSzEY 4 70
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse.
No. 737 Market street, PHILADELPHIA
For saleb ~ DUKES & SHULER, aud i. Y,
OLIVBRoS, o~rangeburg, s. C, and DOWJE
& NOISE, Wholesale Agents, Charleston, s.
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NOTICE.

Arm 81, 1871.
The Firm of MCNAMARA 4 JONES is
this day MUTUALLY DISSOLVED by Con-
sent OF both parties.
JOS. MCNAMARA, of the said FIRM,
does this day assume the COLLECTING o
its ASSETS, and the PAYMENT of its
DEBTS.
He also returns thanks FOR the Patronage
heretofore bestowed, and hopes his Friends
and customers will continue the same.
JOS. MCNAMARA,
c. Il. JONES.
apl If
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A LETTER signed Anxious" will be
found elsewhere in this issue. We have
been away all the week, and cannot,
therefore comment upon our correspon-
dents suggestions in to-day's paper.
Anxious will get our views, however,
- nexf weeks issa,.
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X!y!s.lNNZa0g;lZ
BANKER and EN-.
No, % Broad Street.
April %. 1871.

STATE SEcuniTIEs-South Carolina, old,
@75; do new, GEO do, regist'd stock,
ex int (16o.
Cry SHcuRiTIEs-Augusta, ca, Bonds,
1900 (; Charleston, S. g. Stock, Tex or init
@5o; 10, Fire Loan Bonds, @70; Co
lun,bia, s. c. Bonds, 160.
RAILROAD BoNps-Blue Ridge first mort
gage GO@ (; Charleston and Savannah,
@G3; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
@s5 cheraw and Darlington, Gas2;
Grcenville and Columbia, LIST mort) (gS5;
do, Estate guarantee) @G5; Northeastern
7S @ I; Savannah and Charleston, (lst
mortl @7S; do, Estate gOarnntee) 69GG /;
South Carolina, @13; do, 60; Spartan
burg and Union, @55.
RAILROAD SrocKs-Charlottc, Columbia
and Augusta, G940; Greenvillc and Coium-
bia, az (; Northeastern, ola; Savannah
and Charleston, G930; South Carolina,
(wholc %shares) @4o; do, (hnlf do) az 40
EScnAxGE. &c-New York s 'gh,, ! off par;
Gold, ll0@ll2; Silver, 1880
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IMPROVEMENTS. 90 enterprising
fslIow topnsmen, Messrs. Andrews &
sain are erecting a new building on the
northeast corner of the Baptist Church
ioh which viii add much to the improve
~nsnsofthat portion Of our thriving Town.
NO isarA saat inase gentlemen .sv i.
tend startinga livery staf }, which has
long been needed in ornngeburg.
Dir. Jno. A. Hamilton is also making
improvements over his store.
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COMMERCIAL.
KET

OFFICE OF THE OnANaRuuno News,
April %, 1871.
CoTToN-Salcs during the week sc
,alcs. We quote:
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So QC 81.
~eATuRpAY, ApRLL %, ls7I.
AAsest;seRcuts viii moi, positively,
u shssssd isssssss M this paper m,
lsss aaaaaga Vs. ssua Wsdncsaay morn,
sag. assass nihs o'slo,k.

Wa TIE 80 have company in our
vEise, bus il Is strictly againss the rules
af priutiug Offices 70 read che copy on
Che cases. And that is privilege al
lessdSto none but those connected with
cur ONCE. Our friends will please re-
saember this.
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TAKE THEM powN.-The horse racks
arOund the Court House square arc a
n~uisapcc and aught to be removed by
our "eity Fathers" All day long the
business men of the square are annoyed
by the snorting and stamping of horses
tied there. :.
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MINonIrr writes us a letter. What
he means VIC cannot imagine. Cannot
"Leo" relieve him of some of his mi
hori.y idsas4
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a srticlo from Malcolm 1. Browning,
ESD, upon sthe situaticn," will DO pub.
lishsa next week. The articlciathn"-i+
Atly suggestive.
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IN MEMORlAM.

SdELBY-MosEs DALwIN SHKLBY: borr
September 9, 1914, died September Is, ISL.
The memory OF the good and just is tht
gracious heritage OF those who live aftel
them. While the good live, laudable de
sire to exist, after death, in the hearts o
those who knew and loved them, is alwayi
present. II ts an ardent wish that assists hu,
manity in attaining a 1rmsr stand upon thu
uncertain sands OF time.
Colonel MOSES D. SHELBY could have haS
no fear OF being forgotten. Assured OF tn,
unfailing love Of those, in whose behalf al
Of his manhood had been expended, h,
lived the peaceiul life OF Christian gentle
man, revered, honSred and beloved.
Without ostentstion, he passed through
Life OF more than half century, gatherins
nothing but roses In social life, and, dying
felt no other regret than that he could &C
complish no more OF good
With the heart Of lion he united the gen.
tieness Of woman; and, while singElarIy
fitted 70 control and command, he 30 exer
cissd his jndomitAbls viii and excellent
Judgment rs % gain not only obedienes
without fear, bat even with love and admi
ration.
The poor were his friends, and, though
controlling often unlimited credit. he re-
gsrded himself as no better than the poorest
who maintained the purity of his soul. Thii
is the duty Of all, yet Is q wonder among
Msn when accomplished, because OF the
frailty Of mortality. We win set it down tc
him that he hlled the measure OF his Crsa-
tors william sulogium worthy OF the proud
est, the nohlest, the best, and deserving
which, the glory of another life blazons the
pathway OF the soul with q halo luminous
from the very throne Of God.
Colonel sHKLBY was born In Claiborue
county, Mississippi, where In early manhood
be married Mary ]. Irwin. When Just of sgs
he, with his beloved wife, espoused the Gauss
Of Christ. Joined the Methodist Church, and.
hand in hand, walked together In the faith.
BE died at his plantation. in Bolivar
county. Mississippi. TO which place he had
lately returned after . bEisf v1sft to HIS fam
ily, near Memphis.
A sad household is left to mcurnIand do
honor to his memory. a wife, whose sole
hope b 70 meet him In Eternal Bliss. and
children. upon whose eharaetsrz he has
stamped The native virtues OF his cheerful
manly and Christian worth. There wers
few like himi therefore, the great burdsnJoi
their loss.
Peace and rest TO his glorious soui. @.
-
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committee by board Of aldermen, Novembe
| /, 1871.
By Alderman Cartwright:
A resolution that the property owners OF
the west side of fernando street, bstweeT
0ayoso street and sthe markethouse, pui
down plank sidewalks within thirty days
Adopted By board Of aldermen, NoVembei
lst, ISL
BY Alderman Mccall:
city ASSESSORS and their clerk be fixed At tbs
sum of $3.50 each. Adopted by board Of alder
men, November l. 1871.
By Alderman Dwyer:
a fesol utl0n that the properly owners on
the south side Of Concord. between Main and
Second streets. lay down plank sidewalks IN
thirty Gays. and that the owner OF the lot ON
the southeast corner of Main and Concord
streets, be compelled to move his fe nee TO
the proper line. ADOPTED by board OF Alder
men, November l, 1871.
By Alderman Cartwright:
"A resolution that the market hours be
changed, commencing on Saturday noon, 4th
inst, from morning TO o'clock pm. Adopted
by board Of aldermen, November i, 1874.
By Alderman Bettis:
resolution that the city engineer remove
and set up one set OF city scales 70 the levee.
lS7I.
ORDINANCE.
By Alderman Belts:
An ordinance to repeal the city ordinances
passed July, 1871, to encourage the prompt
payment Of the city tax, to take effect Decem-
Der l, 1871. Passed first reading. Rules sus-
pended, and passed second and final reading
by board Of aldermen.
When the council adjourned to Monday eve.
ming. L r. RICHARDS,
City Register.
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MARRIED.

PHELAN = COCKRELL- On Wednesdav
the lst inst, Hon. James Phelsn and Mra
Asrsaret CockreIl, BY the Rev. DR.. Landrum.
The ceremony was strictly private, and
took place at the residence OF Col. Eli Raynor.
Among the small but distinguished com pany
present were prominent ex-President JefIer-
son Davis and Judge n. 7. Ellet, law-pArtner
OF the groom tits, perhaps, late in the day
TO offer congratulations, but the APFKAL will
none the less tender them, and while it does
SO heartily. sincerely congratulates a most
distinguished son OF the South upon his con-
quest he has won one OF the fairest daugh.
tiers OF Tennessee, . woman who combines
with the largest measure Of good sense all
the acccmp ltshments that are prizs sd by the
brightest Of her sex. May a union that be-
gins 80 ausp:eiouslY be continued under q
eloudless sun, and end only in presence
OF an eternal efulgenee. We renew cur con.
grsrulations.-TAPPHAL
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MIscEcENATIoN.
The Supreme Court Of the State Decides
the Law Prohibiting Them 20
be "GoOd Law"

Judge sneed, Of the supreme court, de.
livered decision IN Knoxville the other
dsy which settles the question Of the lie
gaIity of mixed marriages. The decision
says.
This case involves the grave question
whether white person and negro may
snd wife, in this State. The prisoner is q
negro, and was Indicted, tried snd con-
vicssd Of the offenss Of cohabitlng e man
and wife with one Rsbecca TeaseeE, q
waite woman, on and psfore the 10th Of
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Tuesday. pecsmbsr 5. 1871.

within legal hours, all the right, title and
interest OF G. :. SevRrsan IN and to the fol-
lowing described property, to-Wit: A certain
lot or parcel of ground, being and lying In
that part Of the city Of Memphis known a.
South Memphis, and bounded Is follows:
Beginning At the southeast corner OF lot
formerly owned by Van Pelt, on Causey
street, In said city, and thencs southwardly
with the esst line of Caussy street, 40 feet, to
a stake: thence eastWsrdly and parallel with
Van Pelts line - fest, 10 q stake 100 fest
from Hernando street; thence northwSTdly,
parallel with fernando street, 40 fest, 20 Van
Pelt's southeast corner; thence with Van
Peli's line westwardly to the beginning; 10
being part OF lot No. S. In block l5 - dss-
ignated In the plan OF South Memphis,
which was bought BY branham Merrill Of
william 1. Vance, as per deed of said Vance
TO said Merrill, dated November 2S. 1853, and
registered In the Register's once or Shelby
county, Tennessee. book 50. part ]. pages AZ
a. d l4S. on the Ssh day OF August 1853.
Terms of sala-cash.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
william = Deard affnrmQWa. nO1tUH
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What the SomervtIle, Bolivar and
jackson Papers Have 90 Say
About IT.
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THE MERCHANTS TAX.
A HeetInE at the Chamber OF Commerce
90 consider hew 20 Promote LeEfs-
IatfOn that shall relieve the Mer.
chant Of the Heavy Faxes.

The members of the chamber OF CON-
merce met yesterdsy afternoon to take
into consideration the best steps to bs
taken for the purpose of having the tax
laws amended IN respect Of merchants.
The chairman, Colonel Pinson, called
the meeting to order-explaining what
was ex xpectsd 70 be done.
Mr.. William r. Moore read q letter from
State Senator DuBose, In which hopeful
view Ia taken a. TO the fats of the bill now
before the Legislature for the relief Of the
merchants Of the State. He also read 9
petition which IVES being signed by the
merchants, as follows;
To the Honorable Senate and House of
Representatives, Nashville:
Under existing laws, the merchants of
Tennessee are made to pay MORE THAN
ONE HUNDRED PER CEST. HIGHER RATRs
OF TAXATION than any other class.
They respectfully bsg your honorable
body 70 remedy this monstrous outrage,
by so amending the revenue laws az to
place them simply upon the same footing
with other respectable classes Of oar pop
ulation. They think you cannot deny
them this reasonable request. For early
and substantial relief your petitioners
VIII earnestly but respectfully prsys
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Figures for the Contemplation and
study Of Memphis Merchants and
Business Men.
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ENTERPRISE.

The Memphis, BOmeFvi1Ie, Bolivar and
Knoxville Airline Railroad.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WILLIAMSON Saturday, 4th Inst, at 8
O'Clock, JOSEPH & WILLIAMS, butcher, aged
IS years and months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the fam
tly Al respectfully invited to attend his fu-
neral, Monday morning az 10 O'CLOCK, from
his lats residence, 23l New Madison street.
Carriages in attendance at the house.
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 5se, n. R.-First Chsncery Court Of Shelby
county.-Brsnhsm Merrill vs.. r. 3. DeBarrs
ct 81.
DY virtue OF an tnterlocutory decree for
ID sale entered In the above cause, Decent Der
l9, lao, and renewed July 10 ISL, viii sell
at public auction. 70 the highest bidder, In
'front.' OF the Clerk and Masters cfdee, Green
law block. Second street, below Union, In the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on
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DIED

HARDLEe-At his residence, in shelby
county. Tenn, on the Sist OF October. lg7l
JozN HANDING. in the 9th year. of his aga
lEaahyills papers please eopy.l
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The store Of Mr.. L. Lsskar, Little Rock
was broken into on Friday night and
robbed OF several hundred dollars. u u :
The rsformers Of New York are turn-
ing their rage sgsinzs Ingerson and Wood
ward. -.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEMPHIS
Real Estate Distribution
DRAINING POSITIVELY nov. 9Th.
INDICTMENT TO CLUBS !
NOTICE.

-O BARRELS OF sTUCCo. CONSIGNED
~ 10 @. ]. LINCOLN, win Be sold for
fretght and charges, II not called for in ten
days. & ". .LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
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Noties Of Dissolution.

THE nrm Of Alex. Mcdonald q Brother Is
i this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All bills will be paid and collected BY Alex.
Mcdonald, who win conttnue The Lumoer
business at the old stand, rear OF ths SOUTH
ern OIL works, Front street.
4 Nd
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$1,5I5

For which another house is built, and SO
on every month; and thus the income OF
the association increases every month; so
that in the second year two houses per
month can be built, and at the end, per
hsps, Eve or ten houses can be built per
month.
Many will not occupy the houses them
selves, but rent them at such rates thst
rent pays the interest, and fire insurance
and taxes, and IS Per month, SO that the
houses will pay tor themselves. All the
houses are TO be built by contract. A
house may be sold, but the purchaser
must also buy the share, as they have to
go together. Every share can buy but
one house. A failure to pay every month
will beget fine, until the third month,
when forfeiture takes place, at the option
Of the directors. We have been thus plain
in explaining the objects of this associs-
ton, because we believe In it as the only
means by which our mechanics can secdre
cheap and yet Well-constructed homes.
We commend It to our working men.
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The owners Of the steamer Kate Kin
ney have commenced to thoroughly re-
pair her for the coming season. She will
re-enter the Louisville and New Orleans
trade at regular packet on the resump-
tion OF navigation.
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JOHN T. sTRATToN.
Treasurer OF dhe Agricultural SOciety
of Shelby County, Tennessee.

In continuation Of our Sketches" we
give the following:
One other officer of the Memphis agri-
cultural and mechanical society remains
TO be daguerreotyped in our columns
one who holds the keys to the treas
ury-one whom all can trust and do trust,
not only in the moneyed transactions of
life, but in the various walks of social ex-
istence; gentleman and a true friend, an
enlightened and liberal merchant, q
model citizsn--s christian In the best &C.
csptsnce of the word
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NEW ORLEANS, November 4.-Portr Quiet Al
ll1xc; prime, II7sc. MoIasses easier. conTon n
toe, lalr, 4S 70 SOC; prime, % to 5Sc: strictly
PRIME 70 choice, So TO Sc. An others nm
cns1f SS5seriii,ng' As siget, q TO 4 dis
99ales; good ordinary, III to I7szc; low md.
Saiil Saiing, LIA 70 lI{soi middHDg, lSc. Receipts
81 81 ~ eS PorIs aus TO Liverpool; loco to Malaga
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WAnIEQ.

rTNRACK-LAYERs AND sECTIoH-AEH ON
the CATRo AND FULTON BAILkoAD, az
LITTLE RfCE. AJAX. 50 Good wages ana
sure pay. Apply 81 ArsensA' opPoa1's A-assl ,.os
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
omo1A1 OrAwtnEa.
MORNING CLAss-No. SIS.

MORNING CLAsS-No SIS.
IS, "A, SO, 8, SO, "a, 81, Is, As, so, 2, 5, "a.
EVENING CIlASs-No. 595.
70, IS, SO, 9, 66, II, 7S, II, 2s, Al, IS, 81, II
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prizes nom
slG0 70 $4,000, paid in money by J. K
FRANCE, ag't, f5L North Court st. Box iE7
Memphis, Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, MILLEE
q CO., Managers, st. Louis, no.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-05

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF AL
DERMEN.
CITY HALL. MEAIPHIs,l
November l, ISL.
AT regular meeting of the board of mayor
and aldermen of the city of Memphis on We'd
nesdayy November /, ISL, present-HOaorAble
John johnson, mayor; Messrs. President
Moffatt, Dwyer, Mall0n, Mccall, Cartwright,
Hoist, Cicslla, Dent, Bettis and Pendergrast,
aldermen.
A quorum being announced, the president
took his seat, called the members present to
order, and had the roll of aldermen called,
when the minutes of the PROCEEDINGS Of the
board were read and on motion adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS.