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z1ss Gs Baldwin - Coz,
A~UcTloNEERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND NANu.
FAeTuRERS' AGENTS,
Corner % second and ADAM -.

ME win commence our regular faif fz,d.
w sales, at Auction, on TUESDAY, senf
,. l611s n continue them three tfmeS 4 wsaF
during the season. Cur numerous eonsI1n-
Domestic DRY GOODS. CLOTHING a.
Boots, SHOES, NOTIONS, FANCY AMI
4AklEr1 GOODS Etc, win keep n con-
SANITY supplied with every dissolution or
A~erchandiEe suitable for oar marfe Ell TIM.
otering 70 city n country merchehf1 arare
opportunity 10 replsnfsh sfncks at prices far
y oW regular rftez. Our regular sale dap9
VIII be TUESDAYS AND T~HuRsDAYE.
Al \. ROBERTSON. aucfsonee~
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PARTIES wishing to purchase lots at the
city tax sale on the LIST of November, 1871,
are requested to call at the tax collectors
office and ascertain the exact location of
the different lots before the dsy OF sale.
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sTOLEK.

RFARE-From my residence. three miles
vest Of Mount Pleasant, Mississippi, q
I'D With letter ", name cut on 10 six inches
- terRths Twelve years old. VII pay liberal
"a her delivery 10 ne. Any rma
ctEs leave with John n. Ware a Co, 80
|fouf street, Memphis, Tennessee.
neI oREDIAH pDTNDG
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TIE cheapest and best Dyeine and
Cleaning House In the city Is st 2zs Sec
ond street. (Hunt 4 Hanson5s old staudl
HANSON d WALKFR
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DwELLING-wih 5k acres OF lana. on
Bass avenue. Apply 20
- P. A. CIcfLLA.6 s Shelby street.
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Court meets at 8 o'clock this morning.
when the calendar, set for yesterday, will
be called.
Second Chancery COurt-ChanceIIOr
Scott.
There was no court yesterday. Owing
to a mishap on the railroad, Chancellor
Scott did not arrive until the afternoon.
To-day will be motion day. The calen-
dsr, as published for yes erday, will be
called tomorrow.
Second Circuit COurf-HaIsey, Judge.
To-day the case of Gibson againt Ap-
person will be resumed at the opening of
the court, and when the same is concluded
the following cases will be called;
$50, Sale VS. Miller; 800, Caldwell va
Brown, administrative; 4O2, Hollister VS.
FlahertY; 431, Williams VS. Jones: 44O,
Smith VS. Rellman; 453, Irwin VS. Sells;
454, Lea VS. Pickett, Wormley & Co.; 456,
Cummings, Administrative, Us Mallory:
1855 Woods VS. Bowers; 400, Wolcott,
Smith q Co. VS. Able; 462, Miller VS. Ear
ley; 469, Ssffarsns, administrative, VS.
Humphrey q Co; Az, Webster, Marsh &
Co. VS. Hubbard & Co 473, Hall vs. An
derson ct al; 476, Bond VS. ~Scboonover ad-
ministrstor; All, McAllister VS. Southern
Co.; AIS; Schoonover admir- VS. Hay
den; 479, Hart and Schenek VS. Berlin:
$50, Mayors VS. Levy OF al; 481, Mcdowell.
aQmlnlssrator, VS. Fletcher; 4s4, WEIGH VS.
Blsir, Pierce & Co.; 4S5, Lincoln vs. Dsvie;
4s6, smith VS. Greenlsw; 4s9, Hart & Co.
VS. Montana 400, Carson VS. Archer ct al:
49l, Bickford vs. German, 492, Douglass VS.
Jones; 494, Levi VS. Meath; 496, Watson,
trustee, VS. Delap ct al; 500, Risk VS. Sipni,
sol, Hesse, administrator, VS. Wayne;
bO2, Park d Co. VS. Williams; sos, HerWie
VS. Sutton; 604, Malone vs. Aldridge; sos
Willis vs. Carloy; sos, Shore, -executrix'
etc, vs. Moran q Co., 507, Merritt VS. Nc
Annelty; 2999, Specht, executor, vs. Saw
yer; 5000, Smith rs Garrett & Spscbt:
1924, Randall d Heath VS. Everdon; aOS5' |
Frank q Co.. VS. Allen; 30S6, Frank VS.
Allen.
First Circuit COUrt-HeiskeII, ads
The trial of the case of the MemnbIz
Gayoso Gas Company Va Murphy and
was commenced yesterday. The
plesdings and some dispositions were read.
after which, at the request of the attor,
neys, the court adjourned over until
w Wednesday morning, at 9 O'Clock, when
The trial will ha resumad ~
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EcoNoMY.-Tske your fall clothing TO
the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
(Hunt & Hanson's old stsndl. 246 Second
street. HANSON 4 WALKER.
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SHREVEPORT
GALVESTON on NDTANeIA

by railroad. via Marshall to LOngviev and
eastward INTO Central Texas; or uthward
Longview, via Huntsville 10 Navasota,
W miles on Texas Central Railroad. Passen-
gers entering Texas by
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SRB advertisement of DR.. Butts' Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column. IL
should be read by all.
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Clearing weather will probably con-
tinue tonight on the Middle Atlantic
tic coast and Ia the extreme southwest,
with clear weather elsewhere. Partially
on Tuesday very generally east Of tie
Mississippi river.
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NO PLACE better for cleaning GENTLE
mems wear than the Memphis Stesm
Dyeing Establishment, 1852 Second street.
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IRYITATIuN 10 SCHOOLS.

An Invitation e hereby given 10 the
teachers and pupils Of all the publjc ard
private schools OF the city TO visit Inc
Fair Grounds, on Friday, 1Oth Instant.
tree OF charge. A special train VIII ~
provided for them, which viii be duly an
n0nnced. ]. THOMPSON,
President Of A. q NJ. A.
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B. 4. HoL1ENRERa's Memphis Steam
Establishment, 262 Second street.
See advertisements elsewhere.
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meet our lines at the head OF the various ral-
roads 70 al parts Of Texas, and run in better
eoncers than ever belore. and in good style
g~enerally, SAM q FECkLIE.
o4 Sherman. Texas.
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Miss NJ. PKRDUE viii open her wintar
millinery on Tuesday, October 18th. al
NO. 8l6 Main street. rear Peabody hntal-
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The FAIR.

INAUGURATION OF THE TRIRD ANNUAL
EXPOSITION or THE SHELBY e0Uh-
TY AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
GHANIcAL ASSOCIATION.
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FRrzH OYsTERs and Lake Fish received.
daily ~ express, By 8, Clement, u Bsais.
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PLANTERS AND THEIR FAMILIES
VISITING H PAIR
DURING THE PRESENT WEEK,
Must not fail 10 take them to
D. C. and n. n. LOEwEHsTIKE's

asa MALE STREET,
To make their selections of dress goods,
fnrs, shawls Of any style, embroidered
jackets, clOakH, lace collars and sleeves,
from the immense assorted stock now on
exhibition at this justly celebrated estab.
hehment, and which are offered at less
than any other house in the Mississippi
Valley. Go and see for yourselves.
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sss.ooKEn on STOLEN.

UOREE-Bay horse; branded en- the EhoulG-
ID .er and lib vito the anlF brand u
or IS hanos hffhf Ehod AL round; ! viii pay
Literally Tor Ilf deliver Al my residence,
on Fourth street. Chelsea, CT At n Z. and J.
". CochraDB saw mill, on WrH river. Mem
piis. foelD n 81 A foN.
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LOOK TO Your CHILDRBE.-Diarrhes,
dysentery q summer complaint are
cured by Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup, which
is sold for twenty-five cents a bottle. See
advertisement.
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F0R SALE.

laIge, nae looking. gentle horse,
afNo Madison street. DELI
ENGLrsE AND GERMAN GUNs-A very
y large aod splendid assortment, received
before The late sdvance In gold. which We
VII dispose Of 70 The TRADE at IMPORTATION
ORGuL BROS d Co,
ol5 Direct Importer Of Guns, Cutlery. etc.
RFULEs-A fresh lot Of mules arrived last
hand ~ al TINES, at FAIRES JAMES
stable, No 20 second street. oe1
II o1s-on I'VE years' credit, ten beautiful
buzz avenne n Broedway street. Why
remit Ihe same . viii buy you a home.
AddreM NO Monroe ST TT. w.
4 OTIS On walnut street. on time. Apply
~ as Union ST. DIXON.
4 no. 4 COUNTER AND SHELVING for
"a q grocery store. Also, one Stearns q
MnrTln'E F~ire-proof Safe. Apply 70
sea RAkfkE a HARBEkT, No. II Union ST
ID ESIDEECE-A desirable residence, No.
IA - Jefferson street; 3 rooms and kitchen;
good servants house, stable and carriage
house, coal and wood house, excellent cistern
under ne8 Ehed, ali IN good repair; price
low and terms easy. Apply on premises. sen
= AW.HLL-Ons A No. / Steam saw-MM,
y ccmplete, with Grtss attached forty
herEa poWer3. Apply 10 J. A. ONLEY,
1yt No. 3oz Second street Memphis.
nEUFF CITY MILLS, Isl Poplar street; in
- good repair; VIII sell on cay terms, or
FBnE D. Z. MYERS,
81 NIX Main street.
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TICKETS FOR THE "FAIR DRAWING" ARE
F0R SALE
AT
J. @. Eyrich's news depot;
Mansford's news depot;
Joe LOcke's news depot;
George Bergman's cigar stand;
Leubrie's cigar stand;
Byrd's jewelry store;
Barnum's jewelry store;
Memphis and Charleston ticket Office,
Chris. Steinkuhl's Capitol Saloon.
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coooA1sz dresses the hair beaulIially

AMHRIcAN DRIVEN WELLS ri Browne
4 BroBne'ss SI6 Second street.
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To MOTHERS AND NURsEs.-Mrs.
Whitcomb's Syrup, for disrrhes, etc., in
children, whether induced by teething or
other causes, is the safest and best rem
edy.
ASK the recovered dyspeptics, bilious
sufferers, victims Of fever and sgue, the
mercurisl diseased patient, how they re-
covered health, cheerful spirits and good
sppetites-they will tell You by taking
Simmons Liver Regulator,
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PUBLIC SALE OF SIX ACRES MEM
Pills SUBURBAN LAND.

DY virtue of a Trust Deed made 70 ne BY
~ ". a. King ana Mary A. King, his Wis
Tor the purpose OF securing a certain indsot-
edneHB therein mentioned. and recorded in,
the Registers ONCE OF shalby county, Tenn
In book IS, page al, 1 VIII sell, 10 the highest
bidder, Tor cash, Al public sale, in ths SuclioHs
room OF Roysters Trezsvent 4 Co, on shs
northeagtern corner o. Main and JedsrsoDl
~streetss In n city Of Memphis, on
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SuIrsi Suits! Suitsi beautiful suits.
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.'
GAS FTrr1Es, Sis Second street.
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sTEAMsOArs
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.


oA0p
Memphis and 81. Louis 0. S. MAI Ina
FOR osoeola, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont ana
CAIRO, Conneeiing as Belmont with The
lron Mountain r. r.. ct Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats up The Ohio River.
r. P. WALf-.----.--.---.W VIM. Blake. master
This DAY, Hth inst, at Il m.
1leEe,s i2s al points Vie as11pAnis and Ss
70 General Railroad M Steamboat once.
TON 3. DUNN, cor. Cont - Vain STA,
Freight received e thesl Louis WharfDoaA
W K. DILL, Agent
oIs FLEM. CALVERT. sup1.
Memphis and 81. Louis Us. Mall Line
For osceola, Madrid, hickman, Belmont and
Cairo; connecting ~ Belmont with the
iron n,o,s x r. e. Caro- win
boaS np the Ohio river.
II OF PiKk----.-...--.LennoE, master
lit Tais elegant passenger steamer 2
TaIs DAY. October mn, at S p.@.
Tickets for AL points via Memphis and 81
TO General Railroad and Steamboat once.
TOM b. DUNN, cor. Court and Main SIS.
Freight received az the s. Louis wharfbOat
w. z. Dill. Agent.
ocA ELEA. CALNEkr. supt-
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
ST. Louis & New Orleans Packet Co
FOR Vieksourg and New Orleans.
CITY OF ALTON ----------H Bigby, master
T9is Splendid passenger packet -
WEDNESDAY,. 18Th inst, st p 81. -
Ut. WASHlNGTON, Agent,
oc3 Madison street.
For New Orleans.
For VicksbuEg, New Orleans and al Way
BELLE steamer -
This elegant passenger steamer 1
lively. She giIltake freight and PASSENGERS
for all way landings below, but no cotton,
on account OF low water. A clerk u now re-
ceiylnR freight at the wharf
". H. KENNEDAY, Agent,
ONCE on ConPany's WharfDoat,
oe!. Eoot % stres.
FOB OSCEOLA.
For OsceoIa and intermediates l-aadIngs-The
HsEe UN0INE 80
Leaves 0G Is Above THIs LAY. fst S1' inst. at
: e;m; Eer frs.snt Or Rsssase s2ply ~ Sosrd;
FOR WHITE RIVER.
For Helena, Friar's Point, CaTson's, Concor-
dia, Clarendon, DeVslts Bluff, Augusta,
West Point, J-acKBO1poTt and all
Way Landings.
II Elegant Passenger and freight STEAMER
AMETh08. n. AIIenE
Leaves IS above THE DxY-Tthi met. ats
pm. ELLIOTT q MILLER.
and ". KENNEDY. AGENTS. oeH
FOR MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER
MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
PACKET COMPANY.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINZ
Tom Berry
Leaves THIS DAY, 18th inst ~ pm, posi-
lively.
FOR THE MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER.
GONNECTING MOUTH
with light Graught
for Pine Blaa and Little Rock.
shippers must ave their bills OF Iading
signed by that hour. No. freights recelveS
alter 4 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
w. Il. kEENEDAY, Agent
ComPany-s Mharfooat, foot OF Court street
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RAILROAD PACKET COMPANY.
White Hlssr unltsd States Mali Line.
The steamers
Os e,All
.GsALLIE ",

SAAIA" >
VIII run In connection with the MsEphls
Blu every Momlrnv. Wednesday and EEl-
0aY, At : O'Clock pm for Des Arc, Algl5t4
and Jaeksonport livery tuesday
Mouth OF white river. Also every 3nuFes
DAY AZ 10 O'CLOCK q +, and sVery sunday ~
3 O'Clock pm. Tor Little Heq river.
Al Cuanr. secretary and Treasurer, seJ
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PUxrs. sls second street.
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FOR RTvEB.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Can.
pany-U. S. Mail Line.
Pat CIeburne--Reese PRiaehnrd. Master
EAVES MEMPHIS MONDAYS and Fri
~ DA1Ss ave connecting at Mouth o.
White river with the nghb-drsught steamer
= Fort Gibson" for Pine Blu on SATURDAYS
and with the steamer Fort Smith" TUEs-
DAYS, and they onnec with the steamsr
=" D~ardanelle" at IL Blum for Little Rock.
For Lretght or passage apply on board. or T.
W. ID. kENNEDAY, Agent,
Omce On Company's Whardnoat,
SIS Foot Of Court street
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monday. me 5 Day Of october. IszI

between the hours OF II O'Clock an. and d
O'Clock pm, SIX acres OF land, being the east
nalI OF lot No. 1Wenty-stx OF the subdivision
u ne tanos OF Cooper IS recorded In
the Registers Office OF Shelby county. 'front.'.
ing ~ feet on the south head or central ave-
nue. oy 3 depth o. s9G feet. adjoining the
cootnWorth formerly Kings place, on Cen
Gal avenue. about 81 miles from The city.
ano Wltnfn . lew minutes walk OF WllfonB
1taions on the N. and Z. Railroad. The six
acres vii De sold together, and The equity Of
resumption waived. For Information apply
70 hees b EdmoRcson, Attorney, Is Union
street. JCSEFHINEE. IN
september q. H4i- as98a
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wAKTs.

HLERK-A nrsi-olsss drug and prescription
~ clerk, In g good situation. address
ccIF B.. Appeal once.
noOrMkKER-Ah rst-olats bootmaker. by
EippL. Fer further Information call ct Sehisb-
III a Co.'s, 28 Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
CALE-Al large platform Ecale, at 81 shell
4 GENTs-For Duplex Wire Carriers end
~ Other East selling artces samples mailed
f1r5 censs~ NOVELTY AG SNCY.
nHhMBER MAZDA No. ! Chamber Maid,
~ No Madison street. %
cITUATION-As porter, driver OF delivery
y wagon OF watchman. by q young man
Who can give good references. Address W.
q W, q this once. ol2
cITuATON-A situation during the bust
y neai season as Book-keeper, Account
saies CLERK or Salesman In q Grocery House
-tTF1EEfppi a Arkansas. Can give the hest
city reference. Address G. d. A care South-
vonh d Ihayer. ol5
Observation-Disclosures rooms, with
ID beard; n dEy bosrders can be suited,
a. los Court street, good room and central
lo1e1e
CTTUATlON-Iu q grocery house, as sales
- man, OF partnership in q commission
-bueIneEs. can command money and cotton.
Address (oolD CLYDE, Appeal ONCE.
T~UATION-As porter, drive Of delivery
- wagon CT xatchman, by q young man
who can give good referenceA Address J. K,
Al this cIcf. oclO
znn BEEF CATrLE-To Craze q psaheld.
lOO apply 70 b B. Sharps, on Dunn
Plaza. four miles southeast OF the city. tOc1
. EcOND-HAED Furniture, Feathers and
= Household Goods OF all kinds Fought Al
8S2Heoond street. H. 7. sINNOTT.
"AILORs-Twenty No. / tailorr % go 20
Little Rock, ARK. Apply 70 HOWES &
ROoLDRfDGE, &oFront street sell
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LAW REPORT.

First ChAneery COurf-MOrgan, Chan
eellOr.
Court meets at 9 O'Clock this morning,
when the calendar, set for yesterday, will
be called.
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DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE DELIVERY OF
COMMODORE MAURY'S ADDRESS
THE TR0TTIRe MATCH DELAYED
ON ACCOUNT OF HEAVY TRACK.
THE AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
HALLs-THE MAcHIRERY-lNcI-
DENTS or THE DAY, ETC.

The inauguration Of the third annual
fair of the Shelby County Agricultural
and Mechanical Association was IS sue
cessful as could have been wished by It's
most ardent friends. The day was bright
and balmy, the sun and wind rapidly
drying up any superintendent moisture
that remained from the rain of Sunday
night, though the track did not get into
as good order IS was desired, and the
trotting match was put of until to-day.
Il was thought best by the directors to
postpone the delivery of the address by
Commodore Maury until this afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. Visitors were not so nu-
merous as the weather justified, though
the attendance wss, for a first day, very
good.
The presence of Commodore Msury on
the ground was q noticeable feature of
of the day, and the necessity for a post
ponement Of his address was much regret
ted by those who cannot find it convent
ent to be present to-day. Its publication
in the APPEAL Of tomorrow viii, how
ever, in some measure, make up for the
loss TO those who have been disappointed
in not hearing the address from the lips
OF the eloquent speaker.
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KOTIcE-FsOH THE ONE DINE HOUSE,

The public are hereby notified that 1
did not open my booth outside OF the fsir
grounds yesterday because the managers
OF the fair, as w. Lske informed me, re-
fused 70 give checks to those leaving the
grounds. AS did not want TO provoke a
dificulty I gave way to the managers. ]
believe in the fair and prefer its success to
own.
ALEX. MCCULLOUGH,
EOS Main street,
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c NEWS.

STEAM FITTING, si5 Second street. :
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1. SuperinteDdents OF Departments sre ex-
oficio chairmen Of their respective Commit
Ices. but shall not be entitled to q vote.
2. The animal receiving q majority OF the
g. Each premicm shall be voted for sepa-
fately.
l. IN case OF a lie yote, another committee
shall be calied in, and his vote shall be
confined 70 the animals receiving tbs greatest
number Of votes, and shall be ma.
B. Members OF awarding ctfmfnitfses shall
made.
9. As appeals from aWHf1s OF committees are
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HOREE-Al sTge, noe looking. gentle horse,
II suitable for buggy or rOckswRy. Apply
afNO Z Madison street. ocl7
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" ---- W Y LL-I-
Memphis and White River Packet Zine
Sir. 4. II. WIN. Elliott. master
I'm place OF Str. Legal Tenderl,
Leaves Memphis for J-acksopport EVERY
TUESDAY, att pm.
str. NARY BOYD Wa Ashford. masfeF
I'm place of Sur. r p. Waltz
Leaves Memphis or J~scksonport EVERY
SATUR Jay, Rt5pm
FOR neignt or pas 4 ge aDply4o
ELL1Ott& MI GER. Agents,
EromsaRSS st., foot Of Jenerson.
/. n GENNEDAY, Agent,
SG1SSS4 SoS .pary's Wharfbost. foot Count ST.
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As elsewhere stated, the tlottine match
advertised for yesterday win be added to
to-dsy's programme.
THE RULES OF THE ARENA,
from which there viii DO no deviation. are
as apnaxed.
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1871 Southern Palace 1872
882 Main street.
D. C. & H. M. LOEWENSTlNE,

To their increased facilities, unrivaled assortnens and immense stock Of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Clothing and Notions, with which thew HAVE
FILLED the Southern Palace, and are Offering at the smallest possible
advance on Eastern cost Our
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OEFIoE or On. Size. 0FFIOER,
WAsHIEgTOx. Get0bar 16 1877.

q. RHODES, Observer.
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MES. LOCKWOOD.

a lady born and raised in Shelby county.
OF which fact everyone In the bailiwick
should be proud. At the further end Of
the hall is a small, but choice variety Of
potted plants and flowers, 6 cactus in
flower being the most noticeable festure.
MISS PERDUE,
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TEGLLsH AND GERMAN GUNS-A very
u large aod splendid assortment, received
before the late edvance In gold, which We
vii dispose ofto The TRADE AZ IMPORTATION
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LIVE WKETN Your MEANs.-We don't like
stinginess. We don't like economy, when it
comes down to rags and starvation. We have
no sympathy with the notion that 81 poor nan
should hitch himself fast to post, and stand
still, while the rest of the world moves forward.
It is no mans duty to deny himself every
amusement, every recreation, every comfort,
that he may get rich. 1t is no mans duty to
make an iceberg of himself, to shut his eyes
and ears to the suferings of his fellows, and
deny himself the enjoyment that results from
generous actions, merely that he may hoard
wealth for his heirs to quarrel about
But there is an economy which is every mans
duty, and which is especially commendable in
the man who struggles with poyerty-an econ
omy which is consistent with happiness, and
which must be practiced if the poor man
would secure independence. 1t is almost every
mans privilege, and it becomes his duty, to live
within his means; not up to, but within them
Wealth does not make the man, we admit, and
never should be taken into account in our
judgement of men; but competence should be
secured when it can be, by the practice OF
economy and self-denial to only tolerable ex-
tent It should be secured not so much fol
others to look upon, or raise us in the estima-
tion of others, as to secure the consciousness
Of independence and the constant satisfaction
which is derived from its requirement and pos
session.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-16
ESTABLISHED 1885.
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Greenville Coach Factory.
COVER, COX & AaARKLEY.

VETE would announce to our customers, that
w We arc prepared now to fill all orders for
VEHICLES. We have added 10 our stock of
Woodworking Machinery, and increased our
staff Of workmcn 10 abont 10, and therefore trust
that none of our patrons will be disappointed in
having orders promptly filed. The stock of One,
TIVE, Three, Four and Six-Horse Iron Axle Plan
tation WAGONS will be kept full ; and now, as
for one-third of q century past, these Wagons
shall be the STANDARD Of EXCELLENCE.
We have large stock of light BUGGlES and
ROCKAWAYS, of our own mako; also, stock
of Northern built Buggies-boh low and high
priced--for those who wish to purchase Northern
work, as cheap as any Southern dealer. We call
special attention. TO the improvements making in
our SPRING WAGONS Without raising the
price, We are finishing them with great CARE paint
ing them elegantly.
Price Lists promptly mailed on application.
Send us all your REPAIR WORK. Freight
only charged one way on it by the Railroad
COVER, COX s. MARKLEY.
nSr 0. II. P. FAINT, Esq, is our Agent at
Anderson, and will receive all orders in our line.
He will keep Wagons constantly on hand, at same
prices as tho Factory in Grcenvile.
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