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Trustes's Sals

DER and by virtue OF q deed OF Trust,
To me executed, IL Jacob = Galloway,
Trust Eand Mary 3. Galloway, bis wife, on
tEr Iffday OF October. 1870, and recorded IN
the Registers once OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in record o number Is, rage SCI.
I will on
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Trustse,s ssIs.

p viTtus of tbs power vested n me by deed
- OF trust ezeouted b James D sunni on
the 4ll day OF December, 1851, 20 see1r5 czr-
tsin f1deDtednesa therein mentfouad. and
Fegarded In book g. pages .st, 81 and SIS, I
viii an
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II is possible that the cotton planters may
mary last, the object of which is 20 compel the
aoverfpR Of the cotton bales completely, 50 as
70 preyert even partial exposure Of the sides
or ends. The act prescr1Des-
no loose hay, loose cotton or loose
beinp . shall be carried Is freight N
am steamer carrying passengers; nor shall
hafed cotton or hemp be carried ia such
Gamer unless Che bales are c0mpactly
pressed and thoroughly covered with bagEing
or similar iabrie, and secured with good rope
or iron bands. and every bale OF cotton or
hemp that shall be shipped or carried on
any passenger aIesmeF, without conforming
10 the provfsions u t6is eecuUu, shall be sub
4 isct 10 a rep lty Of 1--we colisrn which bs1es
! shGl be liable TO SECURE and sale 70 secure
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD COMPANY.
$4,000 ACRES OF LAND
Q SALE,
at Reduced Pr1eos!

PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
L LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sept. l8, 1911
sS- This Company, having comp eted their
road nom Memphis TO Little Rock, now of1er
all their lands for sale, at reduced prices.
Great Inducements Will be offered TO actual
settlers who will improve the land.
Our terms will be 0ne-tOurth cash.
balance TO suit purchasers
Apply to b. ID. WILLIAMS, Land and Gen.
eral Agent OF the Company, Little Rock. Ar
kansas, who is authorized TO sell, and Will
furnish all information in regard to the land
of the Company. All persons occupying any
Of the lands Of the ComDany, after the LIST CT
January, 1917, will be required to psy rent
The title to these lands is indiaputable.
SAM TATE,
SELF President M. and L. r Railroad Co.
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SYPHILIS.

OF all diseases which desn is heir to, none
bring so much mfser-, moral and physical,
as Syphilis. To ali so afflicted we can truly
say this remt dy Will heip yOu- Two articles
found, by experience. g be peculiarly efioa-
oious for this disease, are contained IA this
compound. We ask yOC TO try Dr. Fowler'E
Compound Extract, and, by giving Il q fair
trial, 10 will cure you.
We speak with much confidence of DR..
Fowlers Compound, heEauSe we know what
1t is composed OF, ana that Il viii do. We
know Dr.. Fowler well. who Is a physician of
known repute, standing second 70 none in
the country, OF long experience, an honorR-
BILE man., who, having q reputation for char
acter, as well Is ourselves, would never al
low q medicine to g. before the public with
out merit And we say of this Compound. ii
taken according to directions, alter q fair
trial, 1t will do all we claim tor IL.
We offer II as a new discovery, which 1t
certainly is-a genuine article for Scrofnla,
Syphilis and all blO0dimpurities; and know
ing the g-enu1neness OF IL, as such we send 1t
forth, saying, $50, Heal the snffertngi"
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
FOR aALE BY
BOck0yER Bros, Sole ProprIet0rs.
lI3 Liberty Street, New York City
G. ". JONES co, wholesale DruEwfsts,
25S Main street,
@fs.d sOIE FOR n IL
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cHANcERY SALE
HEAG E5 -
ON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER q, 1871.

NO. gain the Second Chancsry Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee.-Banyau Payne
VS.. A. J. A. Htnson ct al
gy virtue OF an order Of sale made IN this
- cause, / will sell. at public auction. 70 the
highest bidder, in front OF the once Of the
5en-nd Chancery Court OF Shelby county.
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WVVU NJ WIN" ~
We have no changes 10 report from last re-
view. The business has been good, the de-
being in excess of last month. The mar
is well supplied, aud country dealers Will
find it to their advantage to patronize this
market in this line of trade.
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LIVER DISEASE
prevail TO a greater
bly, any other NAL
always snxiously
/ V is regulated
is almost fnVaria
OF action in the
c Constipation,
the Shoulders, Cou
Stomach, Bad q
fous attacks, Palpi
Depression of the
and a Othe
SIMMONS LIVERt
the best remedy for
discovered. II acts
and, being simple
pound, oan do no
less in Q way;t
40 3 and hun
and q from ALI
try VIII ouc FOR
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and INDIGESTION
extent than proba-
adv, and relief Is
sought after. 1.-THE
In its action, health
bly, secured. a
Liver causes Head.
Jaundice, Pain in
. gh, Dizziness, Sour
In the Mouth, Bill
, tatfon of the b cart,
Spirits, OF u
symptoms. which
EGULAT0 K Is
that has ever beer
mildly, e~ffectually,
egetab BILE COM
injury. II Ia harm
it has been used for
dreds of the good
parts of the q
Its virtues
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NEW YoRK, October 3, 2.IS p.m--The market
Is nrm and demand fair. Sterling weak at los.
Gold loaning at l-l8 Ofone per cent. Tennessee
bonds, old, 1llSc, new, TIC,
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The NEW MEMPHIS THEATER. costing
S. 1900. and now renting for s5OcG; a $4,000
Plsnfation; a $50 LOCO Palacial Residence, q
Sac 600 Business House, allof which ara eligf
bly, situated, are among the attractive prizes
offered TO the public. Other real properties,
cottage homes, suburban residences and
building sites. The personal properly In
cludes Diamonds, Watches, StlVer-pIate,
Pianos Organs, etc
NOTICE An the shares unsold at the time
of distribution will he and their
corresponding nnmbefs not allowed any
representation The managers VIII NOT hold
s share, thus guaranteeing the shareholder
the jul control.
PASSk0RE & RuFFlN, Managers.
For information and shares apply TO Cens
trail Office. "A Adams stIesb, Memphis Ten.
nessee; or to any Of the agencies throushout
the county. sseplM Ed t.
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& RaRERTs. Sole Ausnta

ShAhfE q hu0EhtS5 csie Agents
For the sale Of State, County and Individ-
uaI RiRhfsfor Arkansas and all the States OF
the United States east OF the Mississippi
river. - Full directions for building the
Power given to each purchaser.
OFFICE:
No. n Hsares strest : asEBhls. fsEs
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W. @. POTTER,
49S Main OOrn0r Union,

ss5 Main corner Union.
WE have tested its virtues, and know that
w for Dyspepsia, Biiiousness and throD-
hing Headache, IL is the best medicine the
world sver saw.EEditor Telegraph and Mes
senger Macon. Ga
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NEW YORK, October p ESQ p m The market
) unchanged; active and steady.

The following were the closing quotations Of
Southern securities in New York on Thursday
last. We omit Tennessee, as they WI be found
IN the telegraphfc dispatches:
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For Sale by all DrEssisls Rna GFs0srs.
HENDRIX, ACNAss & Co.,
uho Agants lMamDb4e Tam
Greatest sedioaI Discovery Of the HIns'
tesnih Century.
Or. FOwIer's Compound Extract
FOB THE oUEE OF

ScrOfuIa, syphilis, Liver Complaint,
Constipation, Chr0nIe Rheumatism,
Diseases Of the Kidneys and Blndder,
and all Blood Impurities.
- We offer to the American public a new
and valusble remedy Tor The sb0ve-men-
toned diseases. FOwlsr's Compound Elk
tract is composed of the best medicines
known to Asteria Medics. 1t is perfectly
pure In all its Ingredients, being composed
of several well.known articles universally
used by the best physicians; each Of which
In o0mbinatlon-supplies what experience
has shown TO be wanting wnen singly en-.
ployed; but the result OF patient investiga-
ton, requiring time, labor and skill, SO as TO
give the public a genuine article, which they
can rely upon, and in place o. the worthless
snd dangerous Patent Medicines flooding the
country; sndtherefoTe enables us to warrant
FoWler's Compound Extract to be the most
perfect curative for diseases OF the blood
ever discovered.
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KEBLE HALL.
Select Scaeel for y8sng Ladies
400 WASHINGTON STREET, MRS. A. c
10 KETCHUM, PRINCIPAL. Session be
eptsmher J8. 1871. aus
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Anusemenfa.

MEMPHIS THEATER. Tonight Sat
sumas Royal japanese troupe will give
their initial performance. The company
is composed of twenty star artists, whose
wonderful feats of tumbling, climbing,
top spinning, wire-walking, etc., have
astonished the people Of Europe and
America. The troupe will appear in
their national dresses, and performs
those strange feats that can be seen
daily in the streets of Yeddo, Japan.
Professor Davis, with his wonderful
troupc of trained dogs, viii assist in the
performances.
VARIETIES. Manager James Schooles
has secured the services Of 6rst-class
olio troupe for his Washington street
theater. The star actors engaged
nightly on the boards are. Misses Lizzie
Whelan, Julia De Lee, Elsie De Courcy,
Mile Coleman, Susie Starr, and Messrs
Melville, donaldson, Wheeler and Hays,
and Master Bonnie The theater is
under the management of Eugene F.
German, stage manager, who under
stands his business thoroughly.
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Drugged and Robbed.

Last night man from near Sardis,
Pamela county, Mississippi, was induced
to visit the questionable house Of Madam
Clark, on Second, near Madison street.
While there he was prevailed upon by a
young female to order bottle of wine,
the greater portion of which he drank.
In few minutes he lost all conscious
ness, but came to his senses when he
found himself thrown down the front
stairway, leading into the street. He
soon discovered that he had been robbed
of about two hundred dollars. He gave
information of his misfortune to the po-
lice authorities at the Adams street sta
tion-house last night, and orders were
issued for the arrest Of the parties pre-
sumed to have committed the robbery.
The matter will be inquired into by the
Recorder tomorrow morning.
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A New Meaf Sfnre

Will be opened at a Main street John
McGruer's old stand), on Wednesday
morning, January Is, where viii keep
at all times the best meats at the lowest
market rates. I will also keep con-
stantly on hand a complete stock Of
family groceries, to which I invite the
attention Of customers and the public
l24 w. L. ALLEx.
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JUsT received at the leading oyster,
fish and game depot, 500 dozen fresh
quails, 80 dozen fine Mallard ducks, 1000
pounds nice dressed turkeys. ]. d. Ed
wards, 27s Second street. ia
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notice.

MEMPHIS AND ONO RAILROAD. \
ia. ASp. N. K. r. Go. LEssEEs,l
MmPHfs. January >, Isl.
The Memphis and Louisville railroad
line having been bonded under the late
act Of Congress, is prepared, with its
connections, to transport goods in bond
from New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more to Memphis. JNo. 7. FLYNN,
General Freight Agent
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AUCTION.
NOTICE.

NOTICE OF ELECTION--A MEETING OF
~ paiicy holders q the Life Association 81
the city 81 ~. Louis. for the election q Een-
raj board of directors. on Tuesday. January
sist, ISL. Polls open from 10 a. An. & pm.
11-If8-lIQ-fZ5 Secretary.
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AssauIt and Robbery by Negroes.

Last evening Mr.. Gwynn, clerk at
the hardware store of Messrs Simpson
& Barbour, on Second street, was at
tackled in Chelsea by a band of negro
men and boys, and robbed of his hat and
pistol. He was struck several times, and
while escaping from his eaptors, after
the robbery had been committed, several
pistol shot were fired at him. We regret
to state that the negroes in North Mem
phis are becoming unruly and aggressive
in the extreme, because we are certain if
such conduct continues it will result in
a coroner inquest and a frst-class negro
funeral. Up to IL m. to-day no arrests
had been made by the police, but the
authorities were investigating the matter.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Park Avenue Academy.

uNHREE AND ONE-HALF MILES FROM
Memphis, near Memphis and Charleston
.-silroad Having secured the services Of my
hrother. Thomas Miller. competent and sue
csssfnI Instructor. am prepared 70 receive
80, nupils. Twenty bOarders can be accom-
,noJated W. i. MILLER, NJ. A.,
mn tei iSS Principal.
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SWEET AND CRAB APPLE CIDER, a superior
quantity Of mess mackerel, and iine
selection of jellies and preserves; also,
full line of staple and fancy groceries,
at j. Devoto's, corner of Third and
Adoms streets 1871
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PIrTsBURG, Camel and Anthracite
coal-Pittsburg and gas coke-for sale
by BIGLEY, MELLERsH & Co.,
I5Ot South Court and Main.
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view York money Market.

By s. P. and A. Telegraph
NEW YoRK. January q. p.m.-Govern-
ments are steady and rather better in some in
stance. Sterling exchange is steady at 1921.
Gold is carrying at 6 to per cent. Money is
easy at per cent.
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Jusr received at Headquarters, 1000
pounds 6sh-trout, perch, white fish,
fresh shad. ]. D. Edwards, 27S Second
street. ia
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RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river rose one inch during the past
twenty-four hours. There is nearly eight feet
Of water above to Cairo. and seven and a half
feet over Shoo-Fly bar. Between Cairo and
St. Louis four and half feet is reported. with
very little prospect Of an immediate improve
ment. The Ohio is rising rapidly at Evans
vile, but falling at all points above there.
White river is falling slowly, with five and a
half feet to Jacksenport. The Arkansas con-
tinues to decline. and has six feet to Little
Rock. Business at the wharf is active, with a
fair list Of boats receiving and discharging.
Weather clear and pleasant.
By telegraph
LOUISVILLE, January 23.-Canal ten feet
falls eight feet. Thermometer. 81.
The LEGAL Tender goes out tomorrow for
White river.
The ST. Francis il the regular Tuesday
packet for Helena and all points on the St.
Francis river.
The immense freiehter Great Republic viii
pass down to-morroW for New Orleans See
her card in the steamboat column.
The Fort Smith went out Saturday with
portion Of the iron bridge for the Little Rock
railroad AZ Devall's Bluff. She enters the up
per White river trade.
The Phil Allin came in Yesterday from
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NORFOLK OYSTERS.
1.nIcures. Attention !

EpIcures, Attention
Victor D. Fuchs, the prince of oysters,
fish and game dealers, will, from this date,
be in daily receipt of fresh Norfolk oys-
ters from the best brands. AT
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BILLY MADDEN viii mix you : good
drink at the Granite saloon, 46 Monroe
street. Remember the place.
I26 W. NJ. Bali
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THE CITY.
EMP HISS
Monday Evening. Ian. 23. 1871.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown h Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. T
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New stock of furniture and carpets
lust received at reduced prices by 4.
Feaan. 26O Second street 49,
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar-
thOIomew a Allen, As North Court
street. 1ls-t
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For genuine bourbon and Rye
WHISTLES, go TO A. Scheifers q GO. llzl
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Pumps at 3l5 Second street. AIT

Ir you want good old Megibben
whisIry, go 20 275 Second street.
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BOARDING.

noA RIDING. -WHITEMORE HOUSE,, TO-
X and III Adams street. Terms moderate.
list y. II. WHITEMORE. Prop,r.
NOR RENT-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS,
v1itb hoard. furnished or unfurnished, at
on \ - NO. IO9 WASHINGTON ST.
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FOUND.
EoUND-A SAFE KEY AND DOOR IKE
Il attached. Apply at this office. w
EsTRAY.

CTRAYED-0 THE NIGHT OF THE li UT,
- instant. from the Memphis and Louisville
dcpot. one dark-chesnut sorrel horse, blaze
face and white legs. A liberal reward will be
maid for the delivery of said horse at the stable
Of Costello & Jinks, 81 Monroe street. llzA
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Try that cider at willett's. [l4O
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The keystone Sewing Machine is the
lightest running shuttle machine in the
world. For sale low on monthly pay
ments. Needles and findings for all
kinds ofmachines, and repairing skilfully
done. FRAZER & Co.,
1891 46 North Court street.
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46 North Court street

HArs cleaned, dyed and tri-.sled, equal
to new, at $50 Main street. 1876
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For Arkansas River-Memphis & Ar
kansas River Packet Company.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

UNITED SIATES MAIL LIN he
UNHE ELEGANT PASSENGER 8@Ss =
i packets of this line will leave LEAsfT5 +r6,.T
MEMPHIS for LITTLE ROCK H==zazssisk
and all intermediate landings
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at o'clock pm, making direct connections
at Little Rock with the light draught boats OF
the Line for Fort Smith and all intermediate
points, and with the regular United States
mail coaches for Hot Springs.
n5- The boats Of this Line were built ex-
pressly for the trade, and possess unsurpassed
facilities for transporting passengers and
freight TO all points on the Arkansas rive
without detention, at all stages Of water.
pH- Freights consigned TO this Company
Memphis, or mouth Of White river, will p
forwarded promptly to destination withoUI
charge for transfer.
JOHN ID. ADAMS, Pres't.
w. G. PATTES0N, Agent,
No. Madison ST., Stanton Block. Hist
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London Stock Marker.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Tom Jasper, Cairo.
Marble City, Cairo.
Pat ClebuTne, Arkansas river
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
st. Francis, Mariana.
Mary Mcdonald, Vicksburg.
Sallie V. Nicksburg.
- Fanny Brandeis, New Madrid
A. j. White, Friar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer r. p. Walt, White river.
Mary Mcdonald. Cairo.
Tom Jasper, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
Marble City. Sallie V Pat Cleburne. Phil
Allin, St. Francis. George w. Cheek, A. j..
White.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Friar's POint............Phil Alin....-...5 p m.
Evansville Mary Miller.........5 ,. m.
City .......5 p. IN
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III You want good cid Megibben
whisky. go 20 270 Second street.
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Small size tables at willett's. [l4(
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SEw YORK BANK STATEMENT.
New YorM Uotton Tarket

By S. P. and A. TeIegraph.I
NEw YoRK. January %. 2 p.m.-The mar
ket is dull and steady; sales on the spot. 400
bales; future delivery 500.
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GAs-rrrr1So at Sl5 Second st. AZ
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Roll tenpins at Willett's l4O
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LOST,

Y OsT-oN MAIN 0RPoPLAR STREET, A
pair Of geld spectacles. without case. In
finder will be rewarded by leaving them I'm, q
No. 80 South Court street. 1zz-lzt-
II OsT OR STOLEN. $50 REWARD. Will
be paid to whoever returns my violin o.
informs me of its whereabouts. II was "a elthel
evening. January 10, at six o'clock:
II. q. H0LLENBERG,
122.194 No. 233 Main street.
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IT you want good old MeEibbeH
whisky, 20 60 27s second street..

For good drinks, go to willett's. ia
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WANTED - TO RENT A SMALL COT
w tage residence in South Memphis. a
good cash tenant can be found by applying at
This office. l1t-l
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WANTED.

WANTED "A SITUATION IN A GRO
w Gerry or produce business, by I, young
man willing to work writes q good, good manu.
I5i zoos M. E., Ledger Office.
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Hotel Arrfvals-June G..
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
j.. W. Miller, Charlotte; Edward D. Wild.
Philadelphia; H. Hallemar, Graham's Crossroad;
M. Marco Lydia, W. h. NlTer, Beaufort; 0. J.
BUTTE, Georgetown; F. N. Daatzler, NJ. D.,
orapgeburg; ]. ]. Nettles, South Carolina.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
N. o. Tnton, Savannah; ". '. Walsh, New
YorE; .. v. Scurry, Newberry; J.. @. Winder,
North Carolina; o. ". sadler, South Carolina; ].
w.. Atkinson, North Carolina; B. Henderson,
South Carolina: .Rutiedge Wilson, ". n. Carroll,
A. q. Cunningham, New YORK.; Mrs. W. Stevenson
and daughter, Aiken; T.sw. Osborn, ]. Wap2le-
gate, Florida; ]. Ram5kin,. Glasgow. Scotland;
Geo. Christer, J. &. Bronson, New York; Mrs. N.
Stewart, Augusta; G. G. Kendall and wife, Beau.
fort; A. B. Speir, New Orleans; John ]. ziegler,
Philadelphia; Henry Patel, Georgia: Edward
Johmson, virginia; E.. A Marshall, Philade lptiai
G. 8. Douglas, Mrs. Mary McFaddin and child,
Camden; q. N. Rush, St. Matthews.
MILLS HOUSE.
James FIte, Philadelphia; John GarreA, Steam
ship James Adger; F. Truman, Liverpool; Thomas
G. Arnold, q. q. Thomdike, Savannah; John But.
Ter, Jr., New York; W. L. 0ge and wife. CIncln.
natl Gazette; D. Currle, ST. Helena; Mrs. E. Pal
mer, Mrs. S. Fraser, Mrs. Il. Hope, st. Augustine
John Kern, Griffin, Ca; W.. S. Dodge and wife,
Miss P. e. Dodge, Boston; ]. A. Smith, savan.
poh
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A PLEASANT OCCUPATION FOR LADEs.-rhe
liberal percentage offered by Messrs. Butler,
Chadwick & Gary to those engaged Id the
sale Of tickets in the great Land and immigration.
Scheme, should be a rare inducement to the Ia
dies to undertake the work Of disposing Of them;
especially those generous, unselash and noble
women who represent charitable institutions and
desire to raise funds for their support. No gen.
tleman could refuse an appeal from such q quar-
ter and for such q purpose. 1t may be safely as.
sumed that not one man in ten throu ghout the
State, to say nothing Of the softer sex, will fail
to take his risk in securing q fortune from the
24o4 prizes to be drawn In october next. Hence,
the ladies should be eminently successful in the
sale Of tickets, and In earning the legitimate pro.
fits which attach thereto.