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7. 50 GO Id L 0 A N
Northern PACIFIC RAILROAD.

RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK.
The building of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
(begun July LAST, is being pushed forward with
great energy from both extremities OF the line.
Several thousand men are employed in Min
nesota and on the Pacific coast. The grade is
nearly completed 266 miles westward from Lake
Superior trains are running over 1870 miles Of
finished road, and track-laying is rapidly
progressing toward the eastern border Of Da-
kota. Including its purchase of the st. Paul d
Pacific Road, the Northern Pacific Company
now has 413 miles Of completed road, and by
September next this will be increased to at least
$780,
A Coop INvEsTMENT.-Jay Cooke & Co. are
now selling, and unhesitatingy recommend, as
Profitable and perfectly Safe investment, the
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. They
have 80 years to rum bear Seven and Three
Tenths per cent. gold interest (more than s per
cent. currency and are secured by first and
only mortgage on the entire road and its equip
ments, and also, as fast as the Road is COM
pleted on
23, 900 ACRES OF LAND to every mile of track,
or 500 Acres for each $1,000 Bond They are
exempt from U. 8. Tax Principal and Interest
are payable in Gold Denominatiins Coupons,
800 to 81 900 Registered, 300 to $4,000.
LANDS FOR BoNDs.-Northern Pacific 1905
are at all times receivable at ten per cent. dboUe
par in exchange for the Company's Lands, at
their lowest cash price. This renders them
practically interest bearing land warrants.
SINKING FUND.-The proceeds of all sales of
Lands are required to be devoted to the re-
purchase and cancellation of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Company. The Land Grant of the
Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres. This i'm
mense Sinking Fund will undoubtedly cancel
the principal Of the companys bonded debt be-
fore it falls due. With their ample security and
high rate of interest. there is no investment,
accessible to the people, which is more profitable
or safe,
EXCHANGING U. s. 5-20's,-The success Of the
New Government 8 per cent. Loan will compel
the early surrender of u s. 6 per cents. Many
holders Of Five-Twenties are now exchanging
them for Northern Pacific 1905, thus realizing
handsome profit, and greatly increasing their
yearly income
OTHER SECURITIEs.-AD marketable Stocks &
Bonds will be received at their highest current
price in exchange for Northern Pacific 1905
Express charges on Money or Bonds received,
and on 1905 sent in return, will be paid by the
Financial Agents. Full information, maps,
pamphlets, etc., can be obtained on application
at any agency, or from the undersigned.
FOR SALE by
Jay COOKE d. CO.,
PHILADELPHIA, New YORK, WASHINGTON.
Financial Agents Northern Pacific r. r. Co,
By BANKS and BANKERS generally through
out the country.
For sale in Woodstock at the National Bank,
E, Johnson Cashier.
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commencement at Dartmouth col
lepe is TO be held on the las, Thursday
in June, followed by vacation extend
ING to the first week in September.
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The large quantity OF liquor seized
week before last from Ralph Smith &
Co., of Boston, has been returned by
the State Constable.
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New York girls swing Indian clubs,
to the great damage of furniture.
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The radical papers are claiming cx-Pres-
dent Johnson as returning prodigal.
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PHILADELPHIA, New YORK, WASHINGTON,
Financial Agents Northern Pacific r. h. Co,
By BANKS and BANKERS generally through
out the country.
For sale in Woodstock at the National Bank,
E. Johnson, Cashier.
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FOR Helena. Frlar's c.ll.Elrt white River
Pine BLUFF, Little sl1aE. u..ua g
Hot SPRING and l.
Ths elegant passenger steamer
tn . - II All nr
AAlL
Leaves MONDAY, Jan. l6.E ar g.m.
For freight or passage auHE ON HgarE or
Cgmpauy'E office N.. Q LaI.-. a ...
Block. .ia4 WIG AGENT.
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MnndaY. lannarY IR- -


Within legal hours, the following described
real estate. tO-Wit:
Situated in the county Of Shelby. State Of
Tennessee, In range L4l four, section ian fOur0 al
the llibhi eleventh Surveyors distrfst. begin
ming al q poatoak with q whiteoaE DOi6fsr
on the east line Of the NcLemore and Hon.
kins lo9Ol nve Thousand acre entry aud ru6 A..
nl1g tnenee north llsl eighteen chains and
~ thlrty-uYe Huks to astake 8 links 81 sosf
rom q dogWood bush with three blaeEosE
Pointelsi thence west 1851 hfy-eight Chains
ana SUI 1Orty tln6 to a stake Is LINKS soufb s.
west rom a WhtteOak marked j.. X. with two
sim and one hickory pointer; thence south
l9l elglbeen chains n i35l thiTIy-hVs links
70 q stake win q Wh1teoaE a Spanishoak and
Olaekgum pointers thence east 1881 dny-
eight chains and l40l forty links 10 the begin.
ntng, containing hundred and seven and
l0-l0J acres, more or less.
TERMS OF 8ALE-On a credit OF six month";
purchaser executing note with approved -
ourity, lien retained tosecure payment OF
purchase money equity Of redemption
barred. This December ~ 1870.
q. d. STEWART Clerk and Master
T. b Edgingtons SOL for compie deI4
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LOCAL NEWS.

-Lsddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
-D0lbesr's Commercial College, 28O Main
w. 2. Mitcheu's school, 8O3 Third st.
j. J.. Suter, Furniture, 282 Second st.
Gold and silver plating at ~ Monroe st
Hats cleaned, dyed and trimmed
equal to new at 800 Main street.
Photographs, $500 per doz. and three
beautiful gems SOC. Armstrong;, I'll Main
The DAILY APPEAL, five cents per
copy, can be had Of all newsmen in the
city.
Attend Leddin's Business COllege,th
best and cheapest / II the country. Terms
reduced.
Fine lunch spread daily at Hole in the
Wall. Don't fail 90 call on George No. ls
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel
VIII. Mansford, at his book and peri
odical store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly p8pers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had of all the newsmen IN the
uty-JOe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and Emmons s. Son, on
Jefferson street.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATs LEAYINa THIs ~.
DEPARTURES

ARRIVALS.
Al. .... .Frlar's POiK
Geo. W. Friar1e POfr
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POTsPoNEMENr-Ths auction sale Of
about thirty barrels different grades Of
WHISTLES, brandies, ETC., advertised to
take place at A. Scheifsrs q Co.'S, 155 and
l6) Front street, yesterday morning, is
postponed until this morning from 9 to II
a m and 1 to 8 pm. Included in this lot
are Il barrels OF Wm. A%ppletOn's Boone
county, Kentucky, whisky, 4 barrels old
Fairfax Bourbon, 4 barrels rum, 4 barrels
Pittsburg rye-ve-y fines barrels pure
cherry brandy, 2 barrels cherry bounce,
and z barrels blackberry brandy. All the
above are good quality. and sold 10 raise
money to pay my debts. The sale viii be
positive and without reserCe. Liquor
dealers will consult their interest by at
tending this sale.
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cHARCERY SALE Of REAL ES-
TATE ON MONDAY, IAN
uARY 18Th, 1870.

No. 8gf-In the Second CEanesry Court of
use of John HGliums vs.. @. e. Crews and u.
j. Jones,
nY virtue Of an order Of sale made In this
ID cause, I viii sell at public auction. to tbe
highest bidder. In mont OF the office OF the
Second Chancery court Of Shelby c0unrv-
Il. -L
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On Tuesday, January 81, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
property tO-Wit;
A tract of land situated in the county Of
Shelby, State OF Tennessee. known and de-
scribed as follows, tO-Wit: Being a para Of a
two hundred acre entry in the name Of ohn
McIvsr, in range eight, sections two and
three, beginning at a black gum, IS 78-lOO poles
east from the northwest corner of the SAID
zoo acre entry; run thence south one hun
QTed and eighty-tWo poles to q stake on the
south boundary line ofsaid entry fOrty-alght
10-IOO poles TO q stake In the said line, 10 inks
eastof a white oak pointer: thence north lS2
poles to a stake on the north boundary line
of said 9 acre entry from which stands a
poplar pointer north 761Zo west u links;
thence west with the north boundary line Of
ratd entry As 20IO6 poles to the beginning,
containing 81 s. 100 acres.
Terms OF sale. cash.
M. u. /. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Parham a Williamson, Soils Tor cOmplL
This December g. 1919. DO
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A quorum being announced, in the ab-
sence Of President Duncan, Councilman
Ruhn was called to the chair, called the
members present 20 order, and had the
roll of Couneilmsn called.
When on motion the Council adjourned
until the next regular meeting.
L. r. RICHARDS,
City Register.
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THH place to play biniardAwilett,a

THE BAY HoRsE.-This is a remarkably
fine animal, kept on the corner of Monroe
and Second streets, Memphis, by a Jolly
son of the land of cakes.H named, for
short, Duncan MacLean. The finest Of
Scotch and Irish WHISTLES, 'alf-and-'alf.
ale, porter, beer, and, to crown all. uure
old Sam Clay whisky, are dispensed at the
bar. Gall and see.
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- BELLE LEE


No. l6I, Rim the First Chancc-e r5rrt O..
Henry O'Neal.
4 appearing nom hmdavit 90 tlrs cause
a that Lne deleudQnt Heury OTNeaL Ls a. llt-
zen OF and "a non-Eesldeu- o. the
Sfate OF Tennessee
III therefore ordered, tnat LemaEs bis a1-
PeafaDe8 herein. Gt the CO. a-lOlz iu me
city Of Memphis, Isnus see, or or before rIa
urst Monday Jim February. 1871, end plead
answer or demur to cCmplaiuauts BILL or
the same VIII be taken for confessed ss 90
him, and set lor hearing sEparte. % that q
copy OF this order be- published once q week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis
A C0py-aHeaf1
hnMuEDA COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY III. u. Black DauulF o. E-
Wilson q Beard, 6oE FOR complL &
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PERSONAL.

Herman Aims, agent Of George Bogen
& Son, wine dealers, of Cincinnati, is in
the city on a business visit.
We had a call yesterday from Mr.. A. B.
Upshaw, of the Independent South, of
Holly Springs. He will remain in the
city q law daVa.
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To the Honorable General Council:
/ would most respectfully ask penis
sion to erect a small frame office and shed,
with tin or gravel roof, on Bsale street,
sevsnty-hve feet from any other build
ing. The same to be used for the manu-
featuring Of cement pipe. No fire need
be used. Yours truly,
p. F. HUGHES.
Referred to Fire COmmitte with power
to act.
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January -, 1871.
At an adjourned meeting Of the Com
mon Council of the City of Memphis, on
Friday, January Is, lS7I-present: Hon.
John johnson, Mayor; Messrs. President
Duncan. Zent, Walsh, Chase, Lightburne,
Amis, Eshman, P~ettigrew, halatesta,
Bachman, Rufin, Harvey, Signaigo,
TWOhig, Genstte, Grehsn, Schabel, Re
der, Norton and Smith, Councilmeu.
A quorum being announced, the Presi-
dent took his seat, called the members
present TO order, and had the roll of CoUu-
cilmen called.
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FURsll FURsn FURsH FURsg FURsH
A Profitable Investment.

Having a large stock Of extra fine Mink
and Mink Sable Furs, we offer the same
Low. These goods were bought for cash.
Having a large quantity, we will sell
them for the next thirty DAVIS verv low.
LEIDY & CO, Hsttsrs and Furrfere.
269 Main st opposite Court Square.
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The worst deed of diabOlism that has
been perpetrated in Memphis since the
first log shanty vas erected, was done On
Front street on Thursday night. About
3 O'Clock yesterday morning the news was
circulated in the neighbOrhood of 81, q
house situated above Commerce street, on
the left hand size going up, that there
was o dead man in the back yard, n 9
motley crowd commenced assembling 30
see ''the sight" The police shortly after
ward notified Coroner MOffstt, who pro-
ceeded "a gather a jury to do the disagree
able duty Of holding an inquest over 9
murdered man.
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1900
70 FOUNDERS.

TITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
- MEHPHIs, TENN January 10, 1871.
~ Sealed proposals viii be received at
this office until z O'Clock N. Friday, January
2Jth inst, for furnishing hny iron lamp
posts for the streets Of the city. The city re-
serves the right TO reject any or all OF the
bids. For further Information apply at this
Office. J.H. HUMPHREYS,
iaI2 City Engineer.
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CbanGsTy Sale Of Real Estate On
Tuesday, January 81 1871.

No. S545-Eu NJ. Hogg VS.. L.P. McRnighte ct al
ID Y virtue 0fa order ofresale made in this
ID cause, / viii sell, az public aucJi0n, TO the
highest bidder. In 'front.' of the CLERK and
Masters Office of the Second Chancery court
Of Shelby county, in the city Of Memphis.
Tennessee,
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CRY HALL. MEMPHIs.

0aUWaIJ 10 I0IIa
At an adjourned meeting OF the Com
/ mon Council on Friday evening. Janua-
~ Is, 1871. Present, Hon. John Johnson,
Mayor; Walsh, chase, Amis, Eshman,
MaIatesta, Rufin, Harvey, Signaigo.
Genette, Grehan and Norton, CounGilmen.
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TIE DAILY APPEAL can be had on the
Gay ofits issue OF s. A. Wells, News
Agent, at all points between Memphis
and Little Rock, for $50 per month.
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First ClFouIt Courf.-. HeIskeH. Ju5ug.

This Court was engaged on yesterday
in the trial Of the cases of the Tenn ysee
National Bank We Bingham, and " 81
ing the unsettled business of th8
This is the last day of tho Ser
term, and will close at as earlyha
as possible, and attorneys desiring
are requested to attend during the n
ing session.
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Affarhmanf Nnfica

r.. Thornton VS.. E. ". Thornton.
DEFORE5 A. MOORE, Jusdc- OF the Peace
ID for shelby county. Amdavit having
been made in this cause, and attachment is
sued and returned, levied. etc
1t is therefore ordered, That publication be
made in The Memphis Daily appeal, a news
paper publiEhad in the city CT Memphis. for
four successive weeks, commanding the said
r. W. thornton TO appear before me. at my
office. In the city OF Memphis. in the Ith
Civil District OF said county, on the 2ith daF
of January, 1871. at 10 O'Clock am, and make
defense to said suit agalnst him, or 10 will be
proceeded with eXparte.
8. a. MOORE,
Justice of the Peace for shelby county.
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is a big wooden structure, occupied partly
by white and partly by black people. The
backyard is approached by q very narrow
and dirty alley, which leads in ROT the
front between the house and decayed,
worm-eaten fence. There is a long, dirty
porch e the side Of the house facing the
fence, the rooms of which are entered
separately and are all occupied by a dense
population of poor, who may be decent.
but are certainly very dirty. The
backward is small and smells bad.
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ST. MARY's CHURCH, POP AR STREET.
Until the enlargement of the church -
completed will worship in the school
room adjoining the church. Bishop
Ouintard will preach for this oOugregs-
ton on Sunday morning. Services at IL
am. and 4:30 pm,
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LAW REPORTS.

Second GhanCsry Goart--.sOOtt, Chancellor.
Court has adjourned until Monday, on
which day the EicolsOn pavement cases
will be taken up. The Court was en-
gagged yesterday in hearing the case Of
Smith vs. Tuggle.
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Stewart Bros. & Fizsr,
$50 AND 358 FRONT STREET,
South Of Union,

IA OFFER FOR SALE "a
SEQ bags Coffee:
100 boxes Cheese;
100 hhds. Sugar;
DO barrels MOlssses;
1000 barrels Flour;
1000 bundles Ties;
400 pieces Ky. and Flax Bagging;
1000 kegs Nails;
$50 boxes Raisins:
500 pkgs. Macksrei.
re- Also, a well assorted stock Of CASE
GOODS, being the only grocery house IN Mem
phis who have a New Orleans connection
wholesale buyers Of Sugar. Coffee and No
lssses, viii do we'll TO cali before purchasing
elsewhere. deIS
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HTTF d CoRw1NE, proprietors Of the
Iob Printing establishment in the APP
PEA Building, II Union street are
now prepared TO execute orders o Job
Printing on the shortest notice. N pa
irons of the APPEAL VIII BOAR TINS Ia
mind epd ant accordingly.
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GAS FITTING, S15 Second street.
TEMPERANCE MEN ADMIT IT'S UTILITY.
No attempt has ever been made, or ever
will be made, to disguise the character Of
Plantation Bittsrs. It contains alcohol;
and no bitter that does not contain alcO-
hoI Is worth a rush. Water will neither
preserve the virtues of tonic vegetables
H1r render them active in the system.
This is a chemical fact which NJ one COM
psIent TO deliver an opinion on the sub
isct will deny. Water tOnics turn sour
on the stomach, if they arc not sour to
begin with (which Is frequently the caseG
and produce and promote indigestion, in
stead of curing it. Let it therefore be dis
tinctly understood that Plantation Bitters
is an alcohol restorative. But mark this:
It is strictly a medicine; not a beverage.
1t is 20 DO taken in limited quantities and
at stated times, like other remedies and
sntidotes, and therefore its use is in ac-
cordance with temperance law, as well as
with that higher law " which renders 1t
incumbent upon every being gifted with
reason to resort to the best possible means
Of accomplishing a sslutary end.
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~ RAM-

MEyPHIs AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD
Gage & Fisher. IS bales cotton; I A Haml-
ton, y DO; : h Johnson & co, . do; Day &
PrOudht, 9 do; McGhee & Heron, p do; r W
Irvine & co, l do: Partee & Harbert, . do.
Stratton 8 & co, do Milan, B q CO, Is do;
Malone, &co, do Guy, McC q co, q do; W
r Moore & co, 6 do; A Hatchett. 8 do: Blake
more CO, DO V " Williams, do BLACK,
Estes & CO. 2 do.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
Newton Ford < CO, 20 bales cotton; Partes &
Harbert. p do; J @ Terry & co. / do: Jones.
Brown q co, 10 do; Black. Estes & co, ~ do;
EargaSon q Clay, 70 40; Ireadwe.l Bros, 5 do;
Ihos II Allen q co, 3 do; W 3 GaIbreath, 6 do;
clark, Ely * CO. 70 do; r WCrmeiuy & co. %
do; stewart Bros & Fizer, 80 do; Black. Estes
& co, II do; Hill, Fontafne & co, "A dOs God
win & Spelman II do; BrOOKs, Eeely & co, IS
do; EdmonCs, Todd CO, 6 do; Al Roach &
co, Il do; Bus5y, Johnson & &C. 90 do; Boyd,
White Davis, do rs r, do; cambridge,
NJ & co, 3 do; Partee. Burleson & co. 8 90: JW
p & co, 4 do: NJ & n, 2 lido, d, P & CO, II do: J
8, doi Ga Eeker!y, 2 do Agent do; k,
V & co, l2doj JFF& co, 5 90; H Fttzherald.
2do; Guy, McC q co, p do, 5 pigs sundries. Il
X Plain, do; Battelle, l car Old iron; M, III &
co, "A pigs sundrtes.
RECEIPTS BY RIVER.
STEAMER A. J.. WHITE, from FrIar's Point
Harris, Cochran & co, IS bales cotton: ToOG
Phillips & co, 7 DO; Stewart Bros X FiZer. 7
DO; smith, Neel & co, / do; A J Roach & co, 8
do; Clark, Ely CO, g do, + NJ AppersOn &
co, do; Hill, FOntaine & co, SO do; shane
Harris & co, lido; Taylor, Ra-fOrd & co, Il do;
Parker, Ward d co, Z do; Partee, Burieson 4
co, II do; Harrington & Howell, ] do: Partee
q Harbert, 3 do JIG Terry & co, 5 do; FW
Irvine & co, 4 do; Phil Miller, ] Dbl sundries,
l bdl rags. bdl hides; " r Hunt, 7 COW and
calf b p Henderson, ] horse; Randls &
Heath, ! SHAFT and wheel, 1 crank; W g
Nichols, 1 chest; B LOWenstein. / paper box;
Quinn q co. bolster; Jacob Cans. / paper
PACKAGE X Feguu, Z bale sundries; Ashbrook
& White. . beef hides! Podesta 4 Cazassa. 1
box cheese, 2 boxes rackers I box OYSTERS /
box merchandise, case cigars, I box cakes;
n I Joyce / tool chest; SchOOiHeld & Han
auerl . empty bbls, 3 empty boxes Joe Pier
son, 3 sacks corn; Memphis Oil Co, Zd sacks
cotton seed; southern Oil Works, So do.
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sEE advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dis
psnsary headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in smother CO.
umn. ft should be- read nv all.
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GERALD GRIFFIN,
at Law
No. IS UuiuI St-sst. Lee 6lock.
HOTlCE OF DIVIDEND.

OFFICE PLANTERs' Insurance CoMPAEY,1
Memphis. Tenn, January d, ISL
EB- AT a meeting Of the Board Of Directors
OF the Planters Insurance Company, held
to-day, 70 was
Res1Ired. That a dividend Of ten per cent
Jrree OF the United states taxi ba declared
upOu the capital stOcA Of the company, to be
credited upon the stock notes.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
jal8 W. A. GOODMAN. Secretary.
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OWES for Restaurants at Browne
Us. 8lb Second street.
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LoAF Sugar Drips, extra 6ne,
Dried AusrrIsu Cherries.
Dried PLLted Cherries.
Dried Blsck5errIGs,
Dried Pears,
Dried Italian Pesches-something new
and elegant.
OLIVER, FISNIE & co.
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has al
the December magazines, and ths largest
assortment of weeklies, Northern, West
ern and Southern dajlas in the city,
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FoURrEEN DOLLARS for a fun upper
or lower set of teeth at g.. Hurd q Bros,
245 Main street, Goyer Block.
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JOHN TENT.

The bars above and below here are i'm
prOving-at least better water is reported
than existed a week agO-and boats can
come out drawing a foot more than they
could then. Dur dispatches from above
will be read with unusuaIinterest. Those
of yesterday were favorable to an almost
instantaneous opening up Of navigation,
but it was cool last night, and we lear
that disappointment may result. The
Arkansas is falling, and has five feet to
Little Rock. White river is rising slow
Iy. Yesterday was q warm, damp day,
and in the afternoon 10 rained, but turned
cool about dark. Business on the leyee
was light,
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Go TO Joe Locke's for the latest news
from all sources.
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60 and get some of that crab-apple ci-
der az Willett's, 81 Adams street.
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For the best article Of coal, 90 to J. &
M. London, Southern dealers, No. 1, cor
ner Madison and Front.