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ACKNOWLEDGED EVERYWHERE
AS THE
Best Boots and Shoes,
Those fastened with
CABLE SCREW WIRE

Tue pliability. durability and economy Of
these goods are fast rendering them the most
POPULAR GOODS in the market their SUI
periOrity over either scWed or pegged work
being apparent on the nrst trial.
BBwARE OF LIMITATIONS.
All Genuine Goods bear the Patent
Stamp ON n Bottom.
~ sold nv dealers e~vervuyhers- oolO
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Eridav- ncinhAr 2nth AN

between the hours OF 10 am and 4 pm, on
the southwest corner Of Main anG Madison
streets, in the city OF Memphis sell st pub
following described property Situated In
shelby county, Tennessee. and described IS
follows. to-wft: lots numbers IL Is, II, 20, Il,
N. % and "A, in block 81. As laid down upon
the map OF Fort Pickering extended, being
46 fest on the north side OF Van Buren, street,
by l2lK feet on the east side Of Third street,
toeether with all the appurtenanees thereto
belonging. Said deed Of Trust was executed
10 secure the payment OF certain prOmissory
notes due Nenken Bros. Redemption
waived, title believed TO be good, but I will
sell and convey only As Trustee.
aulsfri K DUDLEY RkAYSER, Trustee.
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The course OF study is extended. thorough
and praotical3 Rfordtng superior facilities
for Obtaining = sound business education
For CsfeloRne call at the school room. or adj
dress Re3D LEDDIN, Principal,
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DR.. J. n.

Is Al the overton Hotel where he msy be
consulted until The I2th inst. He trests
PILES, FIsTULA, STRUCTURE ETC.
Re refers 20 his patients In the city. Several
Of the most Intelligent physicians OF the city
SEND theiT friends to him..
CURED WITHOUT THE KNLFE
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At my Office. No. u Union Street
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK r. r,

CHANGE OF TIME.
COMMENCING Sunday, September Sd.
- ISL Until further notice, trains VIII run
daily as follows:
an
AID 20 an
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portinT Waists, with wnaleboDe or cord;
FOageauis Embroidered, Long and Nursing
Corsets; Werlyis plain Corset; Nine. Bu-
points short Corset Nine Foys Skirt Sup
French CoFsets. and the new, long eide.stsel
Corset. handmade. These Corsets are the
best; can pc q OILY N We m9Eunc-
Breast Protectors, IN s~yzhafebone, sfiyerwfre
and fnnatable rubber. Wh0leaale and retail
sa2s LOUIS LANCE
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( A PRIvATn COUNSELOR To
5 THE AARRIED or thoseaboui
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h0PE.'hALL INSTITUTE.
ssala the FIRST nsaday 10 ssptanbsr, 1871.
DR.. ]. E. WRIGHT,

Las OF Ola, LOuIIINnuA1 OL8rB NIB prOI
fessicnal services to tbs citizens Of Memphis
and vicinity. A continuous and extensiYe
practice in the Ouachtta Valley for twenty
consecutive years having gfVen htm a prae-
Teal familiarity with the various types of
disease endemica1 IN q Southern climate, he
confidently hopes TO give satisfaction to ali
who may favor him win Their patronage.
TIVE for many years, and success
fulR performed most OF the capital opera
1871 ssasgs IL y Z hr.neh 81 III. nrotssa5on
once and residence c0rner Of Court and
Third streets. oce
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A BOOK FOR THE MIEuOa.
EIIinE

"A AnoHAcS PRIvATn COUNSELOR rc
MHHusfNUh THE AARRIRD or those about
GUIDE. 81 . m mySts GR me ana Baya 4s9sfa.
lions of she sexual system, with the latest
discoveries In producing n preventing on
spring, preserving the complexion, etc.
This Is an interesting FORK Of two hundred
and twenty-iour pages. with numerous n
cravings, and ontatnB valuable information
ior those who are married or contemplate
msrriaee; still II Il q book that ought to hc
under lock and key, and not laid c&relessly
about the house.
Sent 10 any one lfree Of postsgel fol 50 cent?.
Address Or. Butts Dtspens2ry, No. u n,
Eighth street, 81 L0uIk, NO.
~ Eoetoo toGhs A11sesd 0ad U5p0Fssaasss
Before applying 70 the notorious QuAcKh
who advertise In public papers or using any
QuAcK ~REnEDIEs, Peruse Df. bntes' WORK, nc
matter what your disease Is, or how deplora
ID. Bntts can be consulted. personally or BY
mail on the diseases mentioned In his R0EEl
EOfaos No. HN. Etghth Btreet, bst, Marketan.
bsssauL ~. Louis Mo- 81 dAw.
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Tharsday, Octobsr IAN. I87I.

bet ween the hours OF 10 O'Clock Am and Il
O'Clock M, on the premises, sell to the high
est bidder for cash, one undivided half inter
est in the following described lot of land, in
the city of Memphis, Tennessee. 10 wit: The
sonth part Of Block No. 2, beginning at the
northwest corner of the intersection of Main
and Vance streets; thence north with the
west side of Main street, one hundred rect to
q stake; thence west and paFenel with Vance
street, one hundred and nifty feet TO y stake;
theme south and parallel with Main street,
one hundred feet 70 The north sids Of Yance
streer thence east with Vance street, one
hundred and nifty feet 20 the beginning.
Equity OF redemption waived; title be-
lieved TO be perfect; but sell and convey
only as trustee John JOHNSON.
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MRS. NARY MONROE

Has returned from the North and respect
fully MOI ms her patrons and friends that
he has taken the rooms No. SS2 9ayoso
Block. Main street, where she Will be glad to
see them Dress Making In b Latest
Styles ocs
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Bonds I'm
COTTON.

Opened in New York this morning quiet
with sales Of 4675 bales, and receipts lbAsl.
There was no decline, the market opening as
IL closed the evening before The market IN
Liverpool opened and closed steady. Middling
uplands, ~, and middHng Orleans, lOd; siles
1000 bales. The market here opened weak
on the decline Of yesterday. but a nrmer feel
ing was experienced towards evening; buyers
were out not in force. Duts lew bought largely.
There were about 1000 bales sold. In this mar
ket, as IN others, there is an absorption OF in
Gerest in the Chic go IRE, buyers and sellers
being interested in the subscriptions. There
are now over 700 bales on the market 70 opeT-
ate on, and during the week we may expect a
lively business. There is q subject which
should secure immediate attention: We
are creditably informed that there are thou
sands OF bales Of cotton lying on the banks. OF
the Mississippi, between this city ana Nicks-
burg, waiting for transportation 70 New Or
leans, which is impossible 70 get owing 10 the
low stage OF the water. Why should not our
merchants take advantage of this, and charter
boats, which are lying idle, and bring them 70
this market. II ought 70 be done. Our 1leI-
chants should look Into this matter more par
ucularly. Among the sales Uo-day WerS. ~
strict good ordinary, ~; - middlngi lS5si 1
good middIIng, ~ y strict good ordinary,
Is; 81 middlng, lsa; 5 low micdlin, lsz; II
middlfng, I5s; = middling TO strict midulingi
49,; ~ middnng, Isl; % stnet good ordinary,
49,; A. strict low mlddllng, 1875 2 low mid
ding, 49,; 40 strict good ordinary, lS3s; 81 strict
low middling, ishs % good ordinary, 1913. We
-rr4nr@s
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Trustees Sale.

DER and BY virtue OF 9 deed Of Trust
to me executed, ~ Jacob (. Galloway
mus and Mary K. Galloway, bis wife, on
II lttdsy of October, $50, and recorded In
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OFFICERS:
H. ID. CONNELL, President.
b BINGHAM. Vice-PresidentI

H. ID. CONHELL, President
b. BINGHAM, Vice-PresidentI
Up prescott, Secretary.
~ WIS. BRUCE, Treasurer.
ONLY members Of the Order In good stand.
" ing admitted. The fees are small. Ad-
mission Zee, IS, In advance. Annual fee, 81.
in advance, and 81 upon the death of each
member within thirty days after being noti-
ned), when his family, or any person des1g-
mated by him, will be entitled to the aggre-
gate of 81 from every member of the Asso-
citation. All Odd Fellows in Tennessee, Mis-
sissippt and are eligible 10 men,
bsrshtp. This Is strictly an Odd Fellows In
ctitution. 10 benefit the families Of its de-
aaaaad unentherE- aulR dlU
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trustees Sale.

ID Y virtue of the power vested in me by deed
- OF trust executed by James d. Rufin. on
The 18th day OF December, LIST, to secure GER
tain Indebtedness therein mentioned, and
recorded In book a. pages Sc, 81 and SIS, l
viii, on
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To Railroad Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS for grading, cen
. ~struet1ng the Piltng or Trestle Work, fur
ntshtng Crossties, Laying TRACK, and Clear
ing on Section No. 2, of the Memphis and
Vtcksburg Railroad, VIII be received, at the
ONCE of the undersigned, ntil Il O'Clock n.
September, 22d Inst.
Bids viii be recetved for the whOIs or any
part OF tbs work, and viii state.
Price per cubic yard for grading or sDbsnk-
ment;
Price per cubic foot for TrestItnE;
Price per cubic foot for PItng;
Price per CrOastte;
Price per mile for Track Laying:
Price per Rcre tor Clearing.
Bond and security In tbs sum OF One-hRlf
the amount of the work applied for must ac-
g mPany the proposals. 4 profile OF SAID
section of road. and specifications governing
the construction OF the work, can be seen az
tae o1tee OF the President on aud after the
18th instant.
The section OF work fer which proposals
are invited begins on the west bank Of the
IAzoo river and extends in the direction OF
Little Deer creek for ten Qm miles.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all
b1ds. WRIT ADAMS,
sells President N. and V. X K.
NfcksDurC Miss
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AdmIuistrstor's MOTIFS
J. FL. BARTON
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS,
Agent for the Purchase, Sale and Lease
of Real Estate

Valuable city property for business and res.
idenee 10 sell and lease. Deals in State and
County soripi Z paid and collections
made.
Refers to Merchants NatioraI Bank; 2. Il.
Tnoker, Banker, and Messrs. StoddRrd 4 Bro,
Bankers. So Send for catalogue. cello
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PRICES OF THE
MASON & HAMLIN
CARINET ORGANS.

nAVING vastly increased their facilities
Ii for Manufacture, the Mason and Hamlin
Organ p are now enabled to oner
their well Enown Organs, which are the ac-
knOWledged standard Of exceIIenee among
instruments Of the class, At prices Of tnferior
work. They print their lowestp prices, which
are, therefore, alike TO al, fnvartable. The
following are Illustrations.
30
The same, Double %
Ftve-Oetave Organs, with Tremulant,
Carved and OrnRmented--------..---...---.. 100
The same, Double Reed, with Five stops, rs
Forty other styles up to--a------- lOO
All in solid Black Walnut. All the Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly drst-
ciass In every respect. They win not make
the so-csIled cheap Organs Al any price. The
comparative superiority Of their Instruments
u now grester than ever before, AZ every
competent judge VINO viii carefully "a
and ompare must perceive.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Wood Cuts
nom Photographs OF di1fsrent styles. fuu
Information and lowest prices; also, Testt-
monisl Circular VII be sent nee 20 any adj
dress.
mason q HAALM ORGAN CO.
Warsrssas, SIS srssaxas, Esw Ysrk.
my5dAE
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GRAND OPENING THURSDAY
OF
Partisan fashions

Mrss Il A. WALL, sss EAIS sZREEK,
has inst completed her Season o. purchases.
and Is receiving q full assortment or fashion,
able millinery goods OF az s=t lnPorta-
sTs. london and French bou1els WITH otneT
noveltiea. Those desiring The CaCicssl goods
az TIE most popular prices, are invited 70 call
Miss IA. Wall calls the tte1ttc OF the
ladies' OF Memphis and tha coun-
trv 70 her dress-maktng department., unsur-
aux omplsted in the shortest aoCiee. sOcS
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Total


NEW YORK octoberl0 10, 10 a.m-LCottOn opens
low Middling, Eke; Middhng, 1870; Good
Middling, 2l1e. Sales, 800; receipts at all
yorts, lb.sili fscsiPh mere, SJi1 Daies'
chiefly last night 00; futures, 500; October,
lg5kc; November and December, 1gZc, Janu-
arv igzc.
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Bonds in New York.

NEW YORK, October 10, I22 p.m.-Quite q
panicky feeling prevailing in the market, and
prices are declining, with some irregularity.
Steriug steady aGlJsts. Paid for carrying gold,
= uar rHuf
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H~eturnslg arrive at Memphts---ds pm
Ferryboat leaves foot Of Union street
promptly at $50 am. Close cunnectisns made
at Devall's Blur with 4. h Packet Cos lin
OF steamers for all points on White River,
connecting at Little Rock with regular line
Of stages for hot Springs. Camden, ArkRdel-
phta, Washington n points in Texas. Also
With steamers on Arkansas river for Pine
Blum, Fort Smith and intermediate points,
and with trains on the Little Rock and
Fort smith railroad.
For tickets or Information apply at Com.
any s once. ~ Madison street; At ONCE of
Aemphis and Louisville Rsilroad, 27K Main
street, or Al once OF Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad. rs Main street. al
{. p. ALEX WADDELL,
Gent Ticket Agt. Passenger Ag't.
a. 8. LrVERM0RE
aeu7 RNEarnI Su-DaHAWeanden1
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CoUFMERN Mo0P

. skirt Mandatory,
1851 Main street, near
Wasnfngtoa. (5eason OF
l7l-lSI2J The improved
Eusenie Skirt, with adj
Unstable Bustle, II now
ready. in all sizes; also.
me- Empress Skirt, 70 be
Wora With separate Bus-
tie. special attention ts
called to my complste
stock of real French Cor
safa and ChildraniH sun
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Pub11shod.

The following Lectures for Gentlemen, bound
in one volume pocket edition., entitled,
MANHOOD. Corrected and revised by the
author, L. d. \. Curtis, Loo. of Medicine,
Member OF Royal College OF Surgeons, Eng.
land; Lic~ntfste OF College Of Physicians.
EdInbnrK; Hon. Member Faculte de Medi.
cine, Paris; etc:
4. PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
2. PREMATURE DECLINE IN MAN.
3. X AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
4. DISEASE OF Il RGA
s. SPERMAToRRHGA-
g. ABUSES OF THE NATURAL FUNCTIONS.
4 1kEATaGHET AND 90
Price SOC Oy mall Address the author, .Dr
CURTIs. Nn. . Trrrnonf Pace. Hostnn. ana
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nATCHELoRs, HAIR DYE.

THIs superb Hair Dye is the best In the
l. world-perfectly harmless, reliable and
fnstentRnSouh no disappointment: no Tidic-
ulOus ttnfs or dissgreesble odoF. The genu-
he Wm. A. Bathslprs Hair Dye produces
Immediately q splendid black or natural
brown, leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful;
does not contain 8 particle of lead or inJurt-
Gus compound. Sod by all druggists. Fac
tory, I6 BOND STREET, N. Y. oc5
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q PYRoN'S
Planetary Horse Power :.

THE BEST HORSE POWER EVER IN.
i ventedt b power Of the horse Qu&drus
MEMPHIS, TENN. June y, lSL
We, the undersigned citizens OF Memphts,
certify that we this day witnessed the appIi-
caHon Of Pyron's Planetary Power TO an
Eighty saw Cotton Sin, with the following
resnlts: The Gin was revoived with theusnai
rspidity, with q full roll Of cot ON, by Two
mules, ct an easy gait and dranght; and we
further state that we believe it greatly supe-
rior to n horse power we have any knowl-
edge OF, and power suitable Tor every plan
ter nstng q Gin, Grtst or Saw-mul
J. H. TKAL, Maehintst and MtIwrighf.
NEwToN FORD, nFm OF Ford, Porter a 90.
d. ]. PORTER, arm OF Ford. Porter q CT.
r. HoPsoN, N. D., Memphis, Tenn.
JOEL J. PITMAN, N. D., Memphis, Tenn.
2. q. WETrzNoRE, Memphis, Tenn.
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a CARD.
,. n AFFEhsONs -" a. B.
APPERS0H & KENNEDAY,
DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
26o ~ Nan st., Memphis.

EKTE a pleasure in announcing to our
w risnds In the city and oun1ry thai
We have purchased the stock OF Boots and
81 oes rom Van Pelt a Gibson. TO which We
are maklng lar~e additions, and win, IN a few
days. offer to the public the hest selected
stock Of every article usually kept by houses
in this business. which we pledge ourselves
10 sell as low ss any house In the city.
Our motto shall be prompt and polite atten-
ton, best goods, short profits and quick sales,
and beg that our riends viii give rs acAil be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. sel6
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TRADE

October I0,Il1o Rm@Ootton mar
ket steady; prices steady. middllng uplands
~; Orleans 10. Sales, l0.00 bales.
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DR.. .. 8. yoHNsoN's
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
ana MAIN STREET. Cup stAirs).
Between Washington and Adams Streets
MEMPHIS. .fkEN,
Ia now permanently established for ID treat.
msnt Of patients, both male and female.
who are afflicted with any form Of
VsoSFeaI or Secret Diseases

suea assyph1lfis, 0onorrhea, elect, Structures
ano Al Urinary diseases; 5yphiiitie or Mer-
c0rla1 anectlcns OF the throat Fktn or bones.
orcnlLls hernia or rupture; also the Effects
Of soLlbary haoiL ruiaoua 10 The body and
mind, producing blotches on the faee dahT1f-
VI mpobency, dizziness, dimneGs OF slaht
contuston OF ideas, evil f~Orsbodfng. aversio1
not all OF these In any one nae. but an ocenrs
ring frequently In various cases. Rheuma-
tism and rhsumatic pains cured by 3 new
method
Particular attention paid 70 the DISEASES
OF WOMEN such a. Excessive, suppressed
or painful A~anaEruatlon. Luchorrhoaa or
WINES, falling Of the womb, and all irregu-
lIty OF -barrenness, and oftsn-times con-
sumption.
p Doctor can be consulted personally or
by Letter upon all diseases not reaufrfuR nj
outside OF his once. once hours
rom Z an. toll o'clock pm.
seDI0 DIS. JOHNSON, N. d.
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SHARPE & ROBERTS, Sole Agents
For the sale Of state. County Individ-
laI Rights for Arkansas and all the States OF
the United States east of the HtssissiDpi
river. - Full directions for huildtng the
Power given to each purchaser.
h. OFFICE;
Ne. q Moaree strest . Msnphia, Tess
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-12

SiGSs AND ToKENs-The Gridiron.-To
take down the gridiron from the nail where
it is hanging, with the left hand, is sign
that there viii be broil in the kitchen.
The Mirror.-If a mirror is broken it is a
sign that gooI-looking less will be missed
in that house.
Pocket Book.-To lose a pocket book
Containing greenbaeks is unlucky.
Nails.-If A woman cuts her nails every
Monday it is iucky-for her husband
Rocsters.-n you hear rooster crow
when you are in bed and the clock strikes a
few times at the same instanti it Is sign
of no(ulrning.
An itching ear.-It you have an itching
ear, tickle your nose and you win have an
itching there, and III luck will be averted.
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Seleet Poetry.
MAY TIME.

The south wind blows the tender spires
Of the young and fragrant grass,
And, j0yously, the winged choirs
Of spring birds, singing, pass.
They pass me by nor leave me lone
Comes back their sweet refrain,
As sweet as murmur of the brook
Swollen by summers rain.
And now chimes in the same sweet stream.
UHtiI I scarcely know
Whether the sveeter sing the birds
Or the sparkling waves below.
Anesr the jasmin from its perch
Of trellised bars droops low.
Ard the olden apple tree abloOm
Drop. blossoms pure as snow.
The softened hum Of the early bee
low, sweet undertone-
And the constant tide Of the lily-lake
With its Graded buds unblorn-
The Iigh OF the pine on the west hillside-
The graceful boughs of the birch.
And the upmoved arm. Of the constant oak
ll2t s0alOEs lne village cAuEEu-
Afar afar behold the hills
In their regal verdure dressed,
Crowned By blue-caressed by clouds
That brood in graceful rest
Ny spirit ,o.rs as do the clouds
Clings to the s.eadfsst he ights-
Long eth TO know the yet unknown
Beyond the sunset lights
The purple shadows steal athwart
The bright. bright shining stream:
The sweet, sweet birds are flown to rest
The folded roses dream.
And the spicy sweet Of the yellow bloom
OF the current fills the air,
Until ny soul can only know
That earth 1. very fair.
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One of the most important female quail
ties is sweetness of temper. Heaven did
not give to women insinuation and persua-
sion in order to be surly it did not make
them weak in order to be imperious it did
not give them a sweet voice to be employed
in scolIipg
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A young lady once observed, 'When L
go to the theatre, am very careless of my
dress, as the audience are too attentive to
the play to observe my wardrobe; but when
| go to church | am very particular in my
outward appearance. as most people go there
to see how their neighbors dress and deport
themselves
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VIZ 1. CURLEY. Dealer in Dry Goods,
w Groceries Hardware. Queenss are Flour Ba-
con, etc. Woodland. Clearfeld county Pa. Also
extensive dealers in all kinds of sawed luIn Der
shingles, and square timber Orders solicited.
Woodland. Pa, Aug. 18th, 1868
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TOHN H FULFORD, Attorney at Law. Clear
j field, Pa Office on Market Street. over
Hart.rick Irwin's Drug Store Prompt attention
given TO the securingofBounty claims, 5c-.and to
all legal business. March ~. loot.
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At New York a short time ago. person
applied to the proper court to be divorced
from his wife because she would persist in
putting her cold feet against him when
in he'd
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Money makes the man" Perhaps 1t
does; but Punch thinks it particularly nee
essary that man should make money first.
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W. WALTERS, ATTORNEY AT Law
n. Clesrfeld, Pa. Office in the Court House
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CANNED FRUIT.-Canned Plums, Peaches
\ and canned cern, etc for sale at the prng
Store of A l. SHAN
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,VALTER BARRETT, Attorney atlas, Clear
w field, Pa May Is, 1888.
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IL SD Reg't Penn'a Vols, having returned
from the army, offers his professional services TO
the citizens of Clearied and vicinity. Profes-
sional calls promptly attended to. Once OF
SOUTHEAST corner of Sd and Market Streets.
Oct 4 IS65-6up
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-04

Tus Hartford fosf (rep.l says ofthe
result Of the election tor Governor of Con
nectioat
lIIs announced, upon good authority, thai
IN view ot the computations regarding the
eleoton Of GuvsraUf, aud the uncertainty Ss
to the actual cholco ot the people, Gov
prnor Eug hSh has contaminated all orders
tor m,ntAry parade "eH, Wednesday, ~
thus city. Ihe probability ls, that the Lee's-
lAIure. upon Assem- bnns ca Wednesday,, viii
compie,e its own organization, appoiH, the
JOINS commitIee TO canvass the votes To,
Governor ana State officers. and make suvb
invest,s cations a. is demanded, aud adjourn
over 10 the following week to hear the
report oi the c0mml,Jee. This is . PLAIN and
straightors ard course. and acqueseVncp in
IL viii be crVditAble to all concerned. II IL,
perhaps, proper 10 cay that Mr., JeWell has
prepared ne message, aud taken no actoe
aansIPatory ct the rcpor, of the committee,
All that he desireS ,s--nuI thai he he de-
elared Governor BY the Legislature but Io
have the Legislature declare Who WAS fairly
elected by the people, To that Decision he
will bow,