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LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
CLEARING SALE or LADIES' UNDER
WEAR.

This week at B. Lowenstein < Bros.
100 elegant French Robes.
100 elegant French Chemises, at half
thsir value.
200 good muslin skirts at IS cents and
upward.
500 good muslin Chemise at 90 cents and
upward.
500 good muslin Night Robes at ex-
tremely low figures,
These goods have been well made, and
Of the best material.
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS,
242 Main street, corner Jefferson.
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OLD TINES.
The Next Chapter of His Book

The next chapter in the history of
Memphis, by our correspondent, "Old
Times, " recounJs many curious incidents
that befsl Andrew Jackson and his assO-
Ciates az the Old Bell tavern. This relic Of
house antiquity s5ul stands at the inter-
section Of TOneray's alley and -ChickassW
street. The venerabls pile has Is its cor
uerpost and cornerstone stsuuch cedar
poles that were placed there during the
first years Of this century. The ancient
Wsathsr-stained building is two stories
in hight, and the deniZeus OF that locality
are accustomed to designate ths narrow
little apartment on the second door as the
o which Andrew Jackson WIS wont
to occupy The Generals legs we're some
what elongated, and he had a curious
way of resting his heels, while he smoked
q pipe, upon the mautsl piece, The foot
prints Of this extraordinary nan were as
distinctly visible not very long ago upon
the mantsl of the little on the sec
Ond door Of she d~ilapidsted old tavern
as upon the face of the ~COuutry's history
and fortunes.
OF these days, when the face and form
Of Andrew Jackson were familiar as b
sayings Of David Crockett, "Old Times"
viii tell, His stories have Won great and
deserved popularity. They win yet be
gathered up and published, with like
contributions, by the Old Folks AssOcis-
ton. There are other old citizens who
would serve the city as well as "Old
Times if they would make Like cOntri-
buttons to the history of Tennessee
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THE largest as~sortukent of hats is at
tLEIDY i CO.'S,
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Jos LOCKE, news dealer, 296H Main
street. has all the late papers from all
PARTS Of the United States
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NOTE letter papers and envelopes, ey-
cry variety and style, for city and coun-
try trade, at
CLEAVES, SMITHWICK Il HATCHER.
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FOR THIS WEEk ~

dhEAA AN TIE H... .-.
LINE ofGCOD5 for THIS WEEP urIT
Ladies Collars, ali kinds Bl aa
TBwsIing, sash B.530Bs. Oh
CI8ihs, B8ys liE8l Sails
etc. ETC, gHiy az
VENDIG e BRO
10. Z26 Nails STREET
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The young Hebrews viii give q picnic
for the benefit Of the Congregation Beth
ElElneth. All those willing 70 aid in this
noble object will meet at the Yestry room,
corner Monroe and Second streets, at two
O'Clock pm, this day, 18th inst.
SEE advertisement
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SEE advertisement
A. sEESSEL & SON,
$50 Main street.
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IsHALL ever consider simmons Liver
Regulator az the pr9server G the life of
my little son, who is nov in blooming
health. MRS. ELLEN MEACHAM.
ChstUahg0chie. Fla.
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- rrrTTEa. Id saoona -

EDWARDS MEMPHIS CITY DIRECTORY,
Tor the coming year, win be issued as
usual. Mr.. SOardE, the general agent of
the company, viii give our business men
ms usual snnual call to afford them an
opportunity to advertise and subscribe
for this valuable work.
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BANKERS cases, money wallets, pocket
books, and 8 beautiful variety Of fine
glass iukstsnds, at
CLEAVES, SMITHWICK HATCHER.
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Law, medical, miscellaneous and school
books at
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Go To Clesves, Smithwfck & Hatcher
for your office stationary, 2sS Main street.
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MOTION best gold pens, Rogers and
Wostanholm knives and Bankers Shears
at
CLEAVEs, sBITHWICE & HATCHER
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For bargains in Pianos and Organs, go
to II. G. Hollenberg's, IA Second street.
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HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and
trimmed, by NJ. Cohen, 3S4 Main street.
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Great sale Of trimmings Of all kinds,
such as plque, white goods, silk and wash
trimmings, at unparalleled low figures.
Hose from 1Oc per pair upward to 35c
win be sold, which is worth double the
money. Go this week to
HERZOG & BRO.
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PITTsBURs COKE.

ST. JosEPH's INFIRMARY-In charge of
the Sisters, corner Third snd Jefferson
streets,
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SEE advertisement
A. SEESSEL & SON,
259 Main street.
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Just received twenty thousand bushels
best article.
BTGLEY, MELLERsH & co.
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STRAW hats. just received, at
LEIDY & CO.'S.
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VENrILAroRs. New style hats, at
LEIDY & CO.'S.
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FARLOB CEUR0H ORaANs,-The
best and most popular can be had ct II,
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NOTICE.

MILL BANK, a new novel by Mrs.
Holmes,
CLEAYEs, sMITHWICK y HATCHER.
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THE steamer Laura leaves Memphis for
3 and 6 pm. Leaves Mound City at o and
9 am, and / and 5 pm. Hacks leave for
the lake at Z I'm. and 3 pm, Fishing at
the lake is fine now, and all the "Isask
Waltons" viii do well to note the above
arranpamanF
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New srz1Es Of Straw hats at
LEIDY & co.'s.
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GREAT CLEARING SALE.

AT B. LowENsTEIN & Bros. Read their
new advertisement.
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BURNETF's COOKING EXTRACTS, sold bv
Oliver Il Finney.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS,
CARDS

' ~ V4H 10
s,
Engraved and Printed in artistic style.
". G. BYRD,
tLATE ~MEERIMAN'sD
275 Main street,
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SEE advertisement
A. SEESSEL s. SON
259 Main street.
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oOOL hats at LEIDY q CO.'S.
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THE VALUE OF ONE DOLLAR
FOR FIFTY CENTS
ASTONISHING FACTsl
A RARE CHANCE.

During the next ten days We will sell
a large stock Of dry goods, gents furnish
ing goods, white goods, notions, trim
mings, ribbons, kid gloves, etc at such
prices which viii make it, even if the
goods are not needed, a good and prOhts-
bic Investment. We give a few items, to
show what can be had and at what figures:
Handsome dress goods, per yd....-.S OSA
Gents all linen hem'd h'dk'fs, prdoz / Is
Isle thread gloves, per pair. l2h
Linen fans, in all colOrs, per piece Is
All silk parssOlss per piece.-~.-..... I 10
Gents undershirts, per p~iece.-~.~.. so
Plaid ribbons, per yard."--.-...~. 10
Satin striped piques, per yard~....~. Is
Embroideries, per yard---.......- %
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25

p,,,eus.r Station h NswYok corner Of Twenty seVenth and
Fourthsye. Entrance on Twenty serenthst
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
HORSE IND CARRIAGE XARKEZ
NEw.YoRx. Saturday, Sept. 70, 10

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Sept. 70, ISL.
We have but little change to note in the
condition OF the horse trade during the week closing to-
day Horses shipped from the West, our own stass ana
Canaca, have been daily coming I'm, and we are glad to
notice that they of better quality the latter holds
especially good for the recent arrivals from Ken
tucky and Central NcwY0rk Still even the best class
Of h0ses offered at far from the standard
Get by certain wealthy and solid class OF buyers and
there are either very fine, tell stylish pairs OF coach
horses In the country there must be decided lack OF
enterprise on the part OF dealers who fail 10 secure
them for our market.
BUSINESS throughout the week has been of very
moderate character and amounted TO but little over the
usual transactions In stage and horses at former
prices and occasional demand for prime truck borses
ct from eo0 to e6O per head limited number OF hFhs
averaging from $500 to 800 par few fast trotters
have also changed hands, the Highest price recently paid
was S25,0O0.
The want of greater activity in the horse market At
season when busness ought TO be full Of animation
mainly sscrbed to the attractions OF fleetwood Park
races and dealers confident OF bfisk trade during
the coming month.
The horse auction sales, held during the week. were
rule well attended. but lacked sharp competieon
bic animals be sold through these public channcs 70
any reasonable amount, pretty close 70 fun market
The carriage trade during ihe ws-k hss been very
quiet without any special features. The rcposto
ries are we'll stocked with Fall and Winter carriages Of
every description and IN many Instances make an ex
ceedingly fine display. Prices vary from 10 70 20 per
cent at the different manufacturers, but IL with
many goods, the most expensive VIII prove TO oe the
cheapest In the end.
Br.l 6sis.. s4oeIHssSsn, she.L:.....tos
Porto Rico l............ British wsss ndiss pseA.- 10
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25

FRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
r. soot Of Of Ssdst follows =, -
Throuah Brpress Chamherssa stS n ~
D. n dsily New and improved Drawing hoom Sessnes
eeompsny he m through Buffalo and susgsnon Bridge
ooneas Horusye with magnificent sep.s CoAches running
and Cincinnati Sleeping me
n m susquehanna BudslO the $3.50 n u.n rom
NevYork Suspcoou Bridge and the train from TO
ufao Suspension Bridge Cincinnati An Eugan Tram leaves
daily st 6:l5 p N.
Por Middletovn Way '73e and $3.50 No. and Sundays
For Otsvie and Way a. 'll30 a. N -
FOR Newburgh and Way, at go a n, $3.50 and $50 p m
For Sufeu and Way, and p m
Way al 64 10 II mi "l+o T. 9:l9, oso
a:1b D. n and III midnight
;o0 t6:S and Wednesdays ana Saturdays only
Fe1 Pieroat Nysch Tsmsns and Way $50 tl:3o T3
tI:I5 AIS and N7:t5 and Wednesdays and Sata
dsys ou s Midnight special Sunday Trains 1890 and t7:
NB-Tu leaving Chambersst hscn OF hafsoar. sv'
pa depot earlier than above TINA Last boss on 1,
Tcf.t for Passage 70. Apartments Drawing Room and s.es
s,rs nav be len at oce M SO and M Broadway. ao
Ssnhrr,st 8 reenvch l25ths and Cd Avenue Harlem;
Broadway, Whamsbuh: Depots foot Of
mb.rsst and NewYorki and Long Dock Depot
JsIsey City and Of the Agents st the prisapa hoteh
su,ily tPor Piernont and Mack tFor hactsnsek
Por HaeiensscE and Rlsdale only For Crsktu ONLY
7 N RirCKKP Aurasta WIN. BARR
G,niIsnnt ls7L Gen1 Pass'r Az
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Rorses, Carriages, Harness, &f.

PEREMPTORY and unreserved sale of fine
= HoBEs, WAGONS, HARNESS, &c, al Public Aseten. ss
,..s sspe Private Stable No o wes. T.eu
health.
The hssdsoae hshered s stns LADY WATSON, ehes
nut f nsh ea oh Formerly owned By late James Watson
Iso purchased Der high hgue Der showing @ when
Old she considered the his Wn
sed dam Amencan Star She stylish and pesnt; either
IL warranted sound and hind.
BY Champion dam By Bi.eh Hawk ash ks pesrt
never trained to develop her sped and hasy
Warranted sound and kind
These Mare: make sDe driving and ss. ey
By Commodore Vanderbilt and several other veil kno~s sen<;
win be soh separately.
Beautiful match PONIES and black high yss,s
sound together with Pony Phaeton.
Hsndome thooug driving ssd HORSE l& lzh
stylish the Wsnnted and
the vellknovn ottng horse CHIEP bar I3
high oh the hnest genlemAns roadster in the He
rDted beat 20 sale beat 2: Pull particular Of As
Horse al sale
All Of this offered for positive whoal nmi.
JOHN L. vANDgwATER, Asetisseer
EINE, LARGE, AND STYLISH COACH
HORSES-Jut arrived, veil matched psir varying sss
from 49, l6.2 hands, and years old.
Z. A. FITCH No. 153 West Tsenty fourthsL
HORSE- E-BLANKETS, ROBES, HARNESS,
&C. low prices; Harness. % % e3eo Bnhe 81 70
to SO each. {. n. AOSRAAN BRO. Manufacturer,
Warerooas ia Chanbspr
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Gituaiions Wauteh--females.

A HIGHLY refined and educated young lady
N Sitaahon GOvERSEss In respectable fsni to
teach children from TO II OF German Engbh Fene Ma
sic all kinds Of ane xok such eo.ers Addres. h
hn TURNER No. @ sardsst Broofn Inquire s weeh
ALL employers in the city OF country i'm
male and female HELP beth Cstho
Protestant Oes BY mail promptly serded TO- at THE CAR
PRNTRR INSTITUTES, l8 West RkventAst, S1have
EIRST-CLASS Catholic and Protestant SER
WANTS for cy and county constantly on hand at Ma foHk
STONs, 70 Bleeekei-t
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. HId's
" German Institute III Rvingon snd sss.eu
WANTED-I3y a respectable Scotch Protest
w an. woman, SITUATION. PIRsTCIAss COOK ssd.,,
kinds Of sweets Good reference Cs address No. II tUn'on-
eourt) Univerdtyplaee between Eleventh and rvefhstA
OF PERRY STA first t-class DRESSMAkER
wishes engsgenents By the dsyhh Of A.
r ste.ara Can for three days from 10 O'Clock to-
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25

only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
sTBAasHIPs BETWBKs FRw.Y0RK AND HAvRB, CALLING
Se gps.dd vessels Continent will sail
fron Pier No 50 North River a. follow:
VILE Oh PARIS -. .surmont. .ATuRDAY, October
PERBIRB Dane. SATURDAY, October 81
BT. LAURENT .Lenayie .SATURDAY November H.
PRICE OP PASSAGE IN GOLD linclpding wnsJ
TO BRRsT OR HAvRB,
Hrrt Cahin el75 Second Cabin
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES.
Tbese stssnen 90 not carry sseerase pss:eneer
By taias s hn syod both transit Enssh railways
and eIpense. 0B0. MACKENZIE Asrnt No. 80 Broadway,
WHITE STAR LINE.
w NEW YORK CORK. AND LIyBRrO0L.
NEW AND PULI-POwRRED STEAMSHIPS
THE SIX LARGEST in THE WORLD
o'AA ATLANTIC. BALTIC ADRIATIc
tups burden-3.O00 eaeh
DAYS snd Cori H.rbor day following
OCEANIC. Sept 70. at
BALTIC. October 7. at II an. .
Prom the White Star Dock Pavoha Psrry. Jersey Cty
for al elsssssl unyed combining
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT. .,,
felt Surgeons sad ewardesses accompany
RATBs-sslooa ESQ., gold seese SO currency Those Wish
ing friends the Old Coantp now Obtain Hserss
prepaid certificates e1 carrency. N, u,
Passsngs from all psrs Of America Pa Hamburg
Norway, bwsden, India, Australia Chin, kc
Excursion teken granted at lowest ratea
Drafts from FL spuad- ..,c.,.
Per and other information apply the Conpanys
.ee., No is Brs,dw,y Fev-Yori. J. H. SPARKS, Afent
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
NEw-YORK AND ,NEW-HAYEN Rail
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY ~, 1877

COMMENTING NAY r. 18Th
p,,,eu..r Station IN NsvYori corner Of Twenty and
Fourth.sre Entrance on Twenty -ss'snthst
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRk
For New Haven ard B1ds,gor rh h''0 "a l&' ELh
20 Hsl as s is s;.'s ~ ras: Southport and w.,e
N" toi si;s South nj ser.ll ers n.a m, a E, EI) a
S.;s Bs.',1 @ @ s. 'G - rs a. iRs s
70 p! E ~. 20 s s s.as. l m a AS
IS; s:.s:y NJ. III TIL. ri .9: Ss"Y'a at pm for
For For sssor ssssS Z. ana s1ss sShassh MI
g. G V, ia,s as ss. sS
'os Yor cea..e.ieu. River Railroad n iais h0strsI
Poi Shore Lac R.sN .. . n 70 Norwich and Providence Hs
por New haven and Norsssnpsa Railroad nj p 70 North
Ne" :ac H.".a ssaovn and wn.ase W Lns
E. s:a;:iss' sss:s p Waterbury
p, p;,ss .s s,o s.Ir. s.ls.a 10 a sas sos SO
C.nneoas sssp.s ca. .isAthsd g Train ..s ,s' 70 M ss1
d, ~. ~ js, . e Tssi.. :s.. Linz D''"'s'''n '1 ~
-: s: ss : ..s E. n, ~ ';
y ! @ oss:: e: 4 .; 6.s s,ss ii
ss .:ss % have their 's ::e scfT r. ss:.' s
hM ffvli ign sniHnoAP T % ls.'. rs1s.sla sSssn
Z. os.ss :as s,.ys;s .s;s;s' ! s9r.;i z .i.,.
ss;d:l Cs.s'gs E1Pr'. f''' 'i' With D'''''s'''"
"n % ~ sa1s,o ssuSs,. asa s,sS sSS W.ssm xr,,.s
S, E,,: a..,.s q S no. 81 As...
sis H.. p.ass s1prs VII ss:pass." for w.Hs"'
p:. 4 s.s.s s:ss1 S.: E:: &. e sss :A ~
ro.as sor Louis u. Tods; via lsdAnAp'h~ TA'
vi mr. yas: ~ E.p's.', .i4A tArossA sls'Dhs'An
Is. ..a ,o = us r:tsss::i;s 81 81; 1' ~ f..iln train.
sS S .si ao & .ss % q %at E 80 4s sla sIo, and llp
'.'''l.''-' ''.''. f;f;sSssf' a'': F'.''s" As''
Anew Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOOT Of
WEST shsIPan PHiE1psIPan, Al A Sn n:o Ee - s1
8: NsasaT0s - AT Ihs aoi1s NIT isD s
ssrs.;x - SO = ns =. :9s 80 :,. i:s:
Pe.sg. ssi.ssS e se . ..s Il ~ ~ s.i is. .: H
fsi % PssrsS cs.Ss Leai:.,s .,.ss ss..ss Ss
R c.e.s. tss.b % :" = a ss.. cs,:..isss AK II
s;;.;.Ik .IkAxns G... sDffs ~. AZ. tAekso2
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
s ssss s;;s n. S;s;t. z 5s;s l'.'A
c.-s..a.s MONDAY Av "a 's' h'" a''''''A ''' s''A'~
ses 4 n, Nan ser rassAssss, ss.ssss.S - s.A,is.
,ss &c :: s:s.:.:,a s:...-.a.ss. s.s.f: Z: s..,,..
i..si I'd ~. f.sssss:s S s ssh'Ss" .sA r''
~: 80 = t:s;:: : s;: -: ::::::::s:;,:::
~ 80 9' 4. n sS:s:;s s:;;;Y ......
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New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
douartnsrshiy Notifes.

NI0TIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Arm of
sxIvIs SsoTs % sas s.,s - isa % S'' ''''a ~
nssa" e'A'se@ n q nEEvkS
.siLP BROWh
T. 4 vAH EIOxlA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
printing.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 1t4 Fulton-st,-
w LITHo9eAPRlC, STEAM JOB PRINTgRs ssd LABEL
MANUPACTURRRA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25

BALTIC LLOYD. ,oo ~
ID sTBTTIH direct touching At CHRIsTlAFsAHp and W
PEHHAGBN IN land passengers and naih
The fry class iron steamship
win sa SATURDAY Sept G ct M nom p1f " n9n
River To BE- followed BY steamship FRANKLIN Capt DRBYER
Cabin psss,ss ssn $50 gt.srfe son go NJ,
Presh PETERSBURG and other important po1 OF the BAL
de reesyed and through bs .dng signed Por freight or psase
apply 70 WBRDT RAMARLSBBRa Agents 0nee 40 Broadwy
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25


SAFETY, spEEDl ,Ds11sH AMP ,ICe COMFORT.
nsSs ssTs Sss sss Tis .sS
C;%,p Cit, point; %S 30 o5Is TSs md ssses ssanes
CITY OF LAWRENCE; and v ,,xnov
h: f :ss sss S.s: az. s.g E:: '' H. fro"
m g. s.1. ,d =. s;. . ;s.ss -. Es, p ..s
"a a..o;. .ss e: s' '''''a '' "'''
nora sS:s a'l''' md r''t' " ~ w sSsf s ST: 49, ls.s r "
tVR NORWALK and dDANBURY-The steam
AsrfSsoos rs S "a fsIs sss s:: q ssss t S
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
FoRrR%RsEs prEdRT dEE =; g. wssT s
a.i LIZ s. I'd, s'' Gos & ssOss si
e. s: e. i; & c.; e ~: &C.
CErMnRAas r...st.4 ID 1sss 1kAssstbR0AD b Of NEWyERsEY
NJ $:;: . %;::, .s .s sss:sf Z: z
e s';s: S III s...., + %
'. - wv Mii$ESS. sSsiss lsss.ssss:.w ass TS Il: WEST
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TG.:as. w.,g csas.s. Jsss WI , .ss
:,:.: H.ls:;i ..s &: w.: % ::' s.;. e. e ~
.s Gs VIZ; ss.s e. T.sS Ea' Is i
lS:S ,. a-wy Train toI sens!ie
na.ss, , H.ss n n:.'fs St1s asS s., S.'fs .s
Epansa Potsvs, Harrisburg te Connects psSsrs for Bel
~ m-Ysr PAnaeA
@ %sr rsP MI. ID a ..s 70.
yith Lehgh Valley S Allentown and caa.sqa Csassss a
1e es-Yoi E.ssoa Allentown s.d N.sh CsuL
9sIss EHs.s - s. E..s, s..As. A.
ss: s. d. = .ss s cS.s s' and 0'n'1 Sleep
s:l5p m5Psr sonervuIs
sSn-Psr soner1lle
,;,Ss.-IgS9Sgl.1YSNldr'r ,;Ss .-gs, Sl,,sS.ld E''''A
p.ss:I E %'t1sd': s ys sd st :,;a's sS go 90.
io is Is I ss soS 5 so S 1 .S 1 ~ rs 81. "a. "a s t ~; -
s,. :; s q 1t = % 6 s.s s
Ssss md I'd asiss sses IN Ns.Ysiicyr ,,c,v1 .-...,.
Hp BALDWIN General Passenger HseaI A'' nD' ''p''"
DELAWARE, LAGKAWANNA and WEST
NORRIS AND RssRY DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LISB W.s, Gar stSs,es seT.ss
tsd nd N5 os
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. connsDens MONDAY, Jay IT,
n BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN u. Bcoa.on Braneh
n. bSys % % c:.l sSSa' $
and 2. Scranton with L. and B. R. for Kingston wESae rt
Express NAL TRAIN ssn.ss;..: D..Es s,.s, vita Tsps
Or As,oss and Nsr.ca w.hnsos WITH ne D. L. ..d r
.nd O"sO. add Eon With Ishish v.sJ for all points
1900 n. LsHIGn VALLEY EXPRESS stops a. sexnt MOr,
Dover Waterloo Hseieon, wsshngon Phipsburg and
Easton At Waterloo With susssr Raoad Phhpsbug
" BEL Del r r for Bevde &C. at Eason with L " r
Bethlehem Allentown haueh Chunk Wikesba Reading and
Harrisburg - - = - -
Soonoa run nrn.,ns s ns 10 no1 U eib Chss.r r. r.
and at Waterloo With SUSSEX R r
Il0 EASTON EXPRESS at Dover With Chester z
@.eISo With Sussex r and =. EseS s With l. " r. for
3 HACKETTsT0WN MAIL, connects with BOOnton Chester
$50 p p aHcRRTTsrowN EXPRESS.
For MORRisToWN at7:ls s:lO :o 1880 100: $40 4;io
For SUNNI and intermediate stations at $50 7'7 so lolo
And ii 20 a n q: 90 3;l0, 4:N, 500 and $40 . - ..
For ORANGE and sOUTH ORANGE $50. 7:t5, s;lo sp lOe
and 20 lIo 2:3 $40 40 49, $50 500 o:to s:O s'
For EKAaK sso !s - &C. sic ss stS lo;is "a i9S S
iso 40 $40 $40 $50 500 800 $50 $500, $50 s:l' and
Lava N.v.Yori for BLoOMPIBLD and hoNTCLAIR a $50
s:tO and 100 q and 300 $780, $40 go andsrn
-nIn % n M AY-TP Ans Leave Denots
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-07


To the citizens of the City of Manito'coc:
Our city has achieved the reputation
Of being very liberal to those in distress.
The paupers have come to your doors
and you have not driven them away I'M
almsed. You contributed very literally
to the sufferers by the northern fires. 1t
is an old saying. that charity begins a,
home" You have an opportunity now
to exercise your BENEVOLENT qualities on
very deserving object. And at the same
time you will have the pleasure of know
ing that you have doue something to-
wards the spread Of knowledge and the
elevation Of society. We would most re-
specially invite your attendance at the
Manitowoc City Lyceum, next Saturday
evening, at the Second Ward School
House. Shall it be said that, Manitowoc,
city of nearly six thousand Inhabitants,
supports groggeries by the score and can
not sustain a first class Lyceum? Come
one, come all and secure both the Ly-
ceum aud the reputation OF our city.
E. Ii. SMALLEY, Chm.
Manitowoc, Dec. 4th, 1871.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-07
RAILROAD NsATTEIS.
And now the Manitowoe Comnan,

And now the Manitowoe Comrany
buckle m 60 the work of making the
great cut in tie town of Woodvilie-
twelve feet deep by almost six hundred
feet long. The route to Appleton via
Aaukauna Is settled, aud the sufve,s
complete. This will accommodate the
extensive Water Powers. opposite Kau
kauna aud Little Chute. The NORTH ern
Road Company has made proposals to
the Lake shore Company to use the
tra'k of the former Company from a
point OF intersection to be agreed upon
near Port Washington to Milwaukee.
The same Company, after waring against
the Appleton & New London Com
nany' until it (the Northern) left the
financial circles af New York utterly dis
committed and di>graced, now makes a
proposition to the latter for the use of
fifteen miles of its road into Appleton,
and for the latter to extend its line Or
build branch to Menasha to connect
with the Land Grant road with the right
to use said branch Or extension. The
Appleton & N. l.. Railway will COM
nieuce carrying the y. S. Mails daily to
Manitowoc 50 soon as regular pas>en-
yer train is established, staging from the
end Of the road, (ten miles, to Apple
ton This will at once turn large
amount of travel for Chicago aud Milwau-
kee to the Chicago d n. w. Railway at
this point. 1t Is already evident from
propositions made to the Directors that
there will be freight enough at once to
keep a freight train busy all the time be-
tween Woodville and Aiauitowoc, besides
EN- 'ioying large number of teams in
Transporting freight FROM Appleton to
the ex;s ing termini of the Road. Every
thing Is progressing well, and the Presi-
deni and Directors are ia excellent spirits.
-IpDteton Crescent.