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The Portland daily press., 1871-04-28
What is itT

What is itT
Many, many people suffer from they know
not what. They are not sick-they are not well.
There is no name for 1t. 1t is simply weakness-a
breaking down of the vital forces. Whatever Its
causes, land they are innumerable), its symytoms
are in the main the same. Among the most promi-
nept are extreme lassitude, less Of appetite loss of
flesh, and great mental depression. Indigestion and
stomach cough are also frequently concomitants of
this distressing state Of the bodyand OF mind. The
common remark in relation to persons in such
condition is that they are consumptivc. Now. what
these unfortunates really want is vigor, vital
strength; and, certainly as dawn succeeds dark
ness they can recuperate their syatem and regain
perfect health by resorting to Hosetters Celebrated
Stomach Btters 1t is as clear that lite-revlving
tonic is required in such cases, as that the dying
fame of an empty lamp requires to be revived with
new supply Of oil. Perfectly pure and innocuous,
containing nothing but the most genial vegetable
tracts, and combining the three grand elements of
stomachic an Alternative, and genial invigorant.
Hostetters Bitters suitable to all constitutions
and applicable to the diseases and disabilities
Of the feebler sex as to those of men.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

Bachelors Hair Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world !;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable i'm
Simultaneous; no Disappointment no ridiculous tnts;
remedies the i'll effects bad dyes; invgOrates and
gyas Che hlir soft ami eauttul black brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory IS Bond 81, NY
june 9-1S70sNd1yr&w
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OAR attached, on great thoroughiare nicely "
- ted up, and doing splendid paying business sss'
chance seldom offered, sold on account OIL az OF
TAYLOR & CO., ~ State st., Boston, masS' VS.
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Rare Ohance for Inyestment.

DY provision OF tho act Of incorporation OF the
ID town OF Desring, the town farm OF the town of
Westbrook must be sold. This farm il situated on
the road leading Portland 10 Stroudwater VII
lags and adjoins the New England Fair Grounds IL
contains about 81 acres, with frontage Of Is acres
ON main road to Stro udwater, the balance fronting
on Fore River nearly three-fourths OF mile which
river this point 10 navigabls for vessels drawing
twelve feet Of water Will be sold in parts IL desir
Thurlow, 1ss Commercial Street, Portland. or Sam
uel Jordan, Woodtord's Corner, or james PenneIl.
Saccsrappa, or Samuel I. Raymond, Cumberland
Mills. ap2stf
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Miniature Almanac. .......... April IS.
Sun rises. Moon sets 49,. 150 AN
Sun Sets ............ .6.55 High water., $40 Pm
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Boot and shoe Store for Sale.
Lunch Room for Sale.

1 oCAIlON OF great value. splendid large stol9
- with good clean and well selected stock, wen
established trade, satisfactory reasons for ses'
TAYLOR Il CO., 20 State St., Boston. apE'-oI
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TEGETINE

"The life of all flesh Is the blood thereof" And no
one can possibly be healthy when the blood Is dis
eased. VEGETlNE is composed of substances iden-
tical with healthy blood and when taken into the
system tor the cure Of disease, it is absorbed, and
replaces the deficiency which caused the disease.
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m A II II 1 X ID .
ID L 4 ID

In this city, April u. Mrs. Mary. b. winslew.
In this city, April 26, Miss Olivia s. Vaughan
Funeral will take place from her late residence
No 12O Danforth street, on Friday afternoon at 5
o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend
In Bath, April Is, Mrs. ANGELA c., wife OF Chas.
A. Turner, aged 81 years, Mary j. COombs OF West
Bath, aged 80 years.
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IMPORTS.

Cienfuegos. Brig Phebe Ellen-331 hhds IS ties mo.
lasses, TO e Churchill & Co.
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Cough, cough, Cough!
Notice.

CARRIED OIL by mistake from Atlantic Wharf,
~ March 30th 1871, a case OF Dry Goods,
marked Nc 8. Woodman & True. whoever will re-
turn said case shall be suitably rewarded.
ap27tf Portland Steam Packet Company.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

The citizens of Castine have purchased a lo
of land containing about two and half acre
on the high land near the old fort as site 70
the Eastern Normal School. 1t is splende
location,
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Rev. A. Gunnison of Bath will deliver the
oraten at Briogton on Decoration Day.
1t is said that President Harris of Bow,loip.
will accept the chair of Ddactic oTheology in
Yale Divinity School and that Ex-Governor
Chamberlain will be called to the Presidency
of the CnlIsoa in b;s ,,laoa
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A little steamer called the Eagle has been
launched at Gardiner, to run on the Cobbossee
stream for the accommodation of fishing par
ties.
The Governor and Council have refused the
pc ttion for the pardon of William B. Kings
bury, the China incendiary.
Sheriff Barton who has been ill for several
months has nearly recovered his health.
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Canadian Annexation.

NEW YORK, April 22.-The Cana
dian Union Club was addressed at its
meeting last night on the annexation
of Canada and the unificatiOn of the
French race in America. Resolutions
were passed declaring that the French
population of the United States should
take action in the matter by calling a
national Convention.
The steamship Missouri arrived yes
terday from Havana. Among her
passengers was Bishop Marteinez, ac-
cOmpanied by his Secretary, Able
Partee. Hesays the refusal to permit
him to land was owing to his minis
tering to the spiritual wants of the in
surgents by sending a priest among
them. He would have been derelict
in duty had he not done so, as the in
surgents were his spiritual flock. The
Bishop says he viii not return to
Cuba by permission of the military
who rule the Island. He learned that
a placard was posted in Havana,
wherein the volunteers declared they
would walk over his body before they
would allow hiIl to enter the city.
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RIVER TElEGRAMS.

CAIRO, April z Port list: Tug Red
Fox, New Orleans TO Evansville, 9p.m.
BOaz, New Orleans to Pittsburg, 1 am
Diamond, Memphis to Louisville, a N.
Indiana, Now Orleans to Louisville, m.
Mary Alice, New Orleans to st. Louis, {
am; VIM, Cowan, Pittsburg TO New Or
leans, 9 a M; Hornet, Louisville to New
Orleans, IL am; John K vie, st. Louis tC
New Orleans, 1 pm; Peytona, Louisville
20 New Orleans, 3 pm; T. F. Eckert
Cairo to Arkansas river, z pm; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis to Memphis, pm
River fell IL inches. Weather clear
Mercury So.
VICKsBURG, April 22-Down: Susie
Silver, 4 PIN. Up: Katie, 10 am; C. b
Church, 5 am; II. NJ. Shreve, l pm
Weather warm and clear. River faliine
slowly.
NEW ORLEANS, April p Arrived: Jas
Howard and Continental, st. Louis. De.
parted: Mary Houston, Louisville; Bis.
msrck, st. Louis. Weather clear and
cool.
NASHVILLE, April 22.-The river has
8 feet on Harpeth Shoals. The weather
is cold and cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, April 22-Tbe river il
about stationary, with feet in the chute
and feet in the canal. The weather is
cloudy, cold and windy. MercGry, Al
Business very dull. Arrived: Glasgow
which leaves for the Arkansas river to-
morrow. TIE John KugOur viii b5 sold
at auction at Portland on May Ash.
ST. LOUIS, April q - Arrived: joe
Fleming. Memphis; Belle Lee, New Or
leans. Departed: Kellogg and barges
New Orleans; Salli6, Arkansas river;
Oceanicus, Red river.
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Au0lheF Of Grants Pet Lambs-How He
PlHnks the InHoaent,


NEW YORK, April q The Tribune
says that an examination of the ac-
counts Of Gen. Lawrence, lately Pen
sion Agent of this city, shows not
only defalcatiOn, but the amount is far
beyond what was feared. The friends
of the missing man appear no less de-
ceived as to the condition of his af-
fairs than the public. The eXamina.
ton has been so far completed as to
show the deficit to be over $50, 900.
A large number of pension checks, the
payment of which were suspended
because no fund was provided at the
Sub Treasury to meet them, have
been returned. Pension Office pen
siOners will, of course, receive the full
amount for which their checks have
been drawn, the Government being
only loser by the defalcation.
WOMAN AT THE BOTTOM OF 1.-THE
GOVERNMENT LOSES NOTHING.
NEW YORK, April '.22.--In the case
of General Lawrence, eX-pensiOn
agent, it is said that the Government
has been defrauded by system of
raised checks, and In forging pensions
which are paid in gross by the Gov
ernment to the order Of the agent.
Lawrence was in the habit OfrepOrting
the total sum as much larger than it
really was and obtaining check for
the false amount. 1t is believed
here that he went to Chicago, as
first stated, and is now in Canada.
The said woman is the cause of the
whole trouble, and she accompanied
him in his flight. The ultimate losses
by his defalcatiOn will be on General
LaWrence's bOndsmen, whose liabili-
ties are amply sufficient to indemnify
the government.
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WASHINGTON.

THE HIGH OLD COAiAIISsIoN-oRDE
FROM WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The En-
glish High Commissioners are anx-
iously awaiting sdvices from their
Government concerning the PROPOSE
tion submitted for its sanction.
A general order has been issued
from the War Department to discon-
tinue Carlisle Barracks, in Pennsyl-
vania, as a sub-depOt for the mounted
recruiting service. The garrison prop
erty and funds are to be transferred to
the arsenal at st. Louis, Mo-, and
turned over to the Superintendent OF
the cavalry service.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
determined to pay the interest on the
new registered bonds by check, to suit
the holders Of bonds. All persons
subscribing to the new loan are re-
quested to forward their addresses, In
order that this plan may be carried
out.
A "CONuCK" COMING.
WASHINGTON, April pa new
comet has been discovered. When
observed last night, it was three
/ hours and thirty minutes 70 the Elght
of ascension, and foFty-six degrees
six minutes north Of declination.
Grant is running of to escape being
struck by It. He says it would be
worse than q brick in his hat.
ODD FELLOWS.
, The tifty-seeond anniversary Of the
establishment of the order of Odd
Fellows in this country viii be OBJ
served by members here on Wednes-
day next as the day of Thanksgiving,
and extensive preparations have been
made for it.
FISHERIES AND A FIsHY DISPATCH
AND LEGISLATURE.
Six fishing schOOners and sixty
three men Of Gloucester, Massaehus.
sets, were lost the present season.
The Dakota Legislature. after pass.
ing bills authorizing counties to aid
! railroads, and signed by the Cover.
nor, discovered that the dispatch Of
Secretary Fish, under which the ses-
sion was held, should have read sun.
authorized instead Of authorized. .
I The mistake occurred in Transmitting
the message,
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AnoLher TerrlbIe ConlaaratIon.

WHEELING, April pa fire this
morning at Pennington, 65 miles from
Wheeling, destroyed fifteen dwelling
houses, the station house, public
houses, warehouses and merchandise
worth $4,000. It also destroyed the
ticket and Express offices and their
contents. The fire was caused by
some drunken men playing cards in a
carpenter shop and dropping a candle
among the shavings. Half the town
was DESTROYED.
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A AeOld. .BlOsdsd Villain" standing ia 40.
others Boots"

CHICAGO, April 22.-Ihe remains
of John p. Salden, who is alleged to
have been murdered by Stephen Bel
low in September last, arrived from
Texas. Below, after perpetrating the
murder, came to Quincy and married
the murdered mans sister-standing
up in the boots he had taken from the
soldier after he had killed him. Bel
low is to be taken to Texas for trial.
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AWFUL.
Famlns In South Amsrins-Ths Cattle
Plague.
Wars aad Rsvolutians-arant CaHHst
Equal q.

NEW YORK, April 22.-Particulars
of the late food come sad enough.
Fifteen million dollars, it is estimated,
viii not cover the damage to property,
while the loss Of life and destilutiOn
is immense. Seven thousand people
are meagerly subsisting on the charity
Of neighboring towns, which cannot
continue long.
An animal disease affecting the foot
and mouth broke out in South
America and extended with amazing
rapidity in Northern Chill; while the
Southern provinces are again threat
ened with Indian incursiOns.
The Wsr in the Argentine Republic
is nearly over, but a revolution has
broken ont in Brazil.
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A Mlnhtv Elra

ST. LOUIS, April pa fire in Seda-
liza, Mo-, on Saturday destroyed prop
erty valued at from $50, 600 to $40, 900.
1t was insured as follows: North
American, $4,000; Security, $1,000; LOr-
lizard, $1,000; Imperial, of London, $10,-
600; Germanla, of New York, $1,000;
Home, Of New York, $1,000; Liverpool
aud London Globe, $4,000; Pacific Cal
ifornia, $4,000; Phoenix, Brooklyn,
$1,000; other insurance $S5. 600.
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a Batnh af DIanaiohaa.

CHICAGO, April pa Coroner's
Jury to-day declared that Mrs. TOole
murdered her husband. She was ar
rested, and pistol was found in her
privy vault.
To-day the Criminal Court fined the
agent of the Milwaukee Musical Gift
Concert $1,000 for violating the anti
lottery law.
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lie usuaI snanlsh Rluater.

HAVANA, April 22.-Gen. Valma-
zeda will 60 to Camagua with five or
six battalions after pacifying the dis.
trict Of Sancti Spiritus.
The t9oops have killed Miguel Ge-
rOnimO Gutterse, the Vice President
Of the Cuban Chamber, and captured
several others.
Official adYices confirm the report
that the insurgents still remain on the
eastern side of the military line.
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LOUISVILLE R0UT
North and East
WINTER SCHEDULE
TAKES EFFECT IAH g. 1871

Except sunday at 4-l5 pm.
Daily through train 20 Nashville and Chat
tanOoEa, without change of ears, laaTas
7.45 pm; arrives Ia Nashville at 9 ana Ccl-r
tanC0ga at T.i0 p M next day.
Depot at head 0f Maln street.
Ticket Once, GI5f Main street. one door
north o. Jefferson.
The train leaving Memphis az l.l3 psul. fIl-T
daily. The a IS SIN. treLn does NOS rrL O.
Sunday. Both trains. run. through i1 L1ll.a
vile without change. Elegant s.eel
run through on the'lss ss5 p 10. train fr1ll j e-
phis to Louisville, connecting at LCulsFt.
with through ears 70 Eh1ladei llla, giareIz- p
Buffalo and New York, without change. o.
one change 1on LouigVille 90 BElIm1-=-
washington City aud Boston Berlhs ara
stafaroOms, IN through cars, can be- en-a1
al ths Ticket once, 475S Main street.
J. 3. BOYD EupeELutaDdsuI.
JAEE8 SPEED. Ticket 3AEent- iaua
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MAsONIc N0TIcE

SPECIAL communication OF De-
~ soto Lodgs. No. 289, gril be held - 81
MONDAY evening, April Path, at 6FWA
O'Clock for work 10 +. D. deRFee.
All f. G. 'a ln good stan1iEF are iraternaily
Invited 70 attend,
BY order u, " W4lsLLAMSDNs w. M.
r. w. sIlELTQlss see'y, apps
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Gslrq lt-Whss viii va Lesrn7

ST.. PAUL, April 22.-The track is
beirg laid on the Northern Pacific
railroad at the rate of a mile per day.
Over three thousand men are en-
plOyed in the construction works.
The cars are running twenty miles be-
yOnd Brainerd.
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churuh and STATE Ia austria.

VIENNA, April 22.-The Austrian
Reichrath has, by the adoption Of
resolution, demanded of the govern
ment the introduction of the prom
ised bill in relation to Church and
State
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PoTTsvILLE, PENN, April 28.-The
Hickory Shaft, belonging to the Hick-
ory Coal Company, was discovered on
fire this morning. The loss will be
heavy
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, April 22.-An
explosion Of nitrO-glycerine occurred
in the HoOsic tunnel yesterday, kill
ing seven men and breaking snother's
leg.
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swlaaiHg Round ste cifOls-Grant and
EOFt0n
INDIANAPOLIS, April %. The Pres
ident arrived here this morning, ac-
e0mpanied by Senator Morton, and
was met by a Reception Committee,
consisting of Hon. Dan. McCauley,
Mayor, and q number Of prominent
citizens.
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HOME DISPATCHES.


Boston, April 22.-The receipts Of
the French Fair up to last evening
amount to $4,000.
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sambu's Aspirations aud Worth RsoognIzsd.

CINCINNATI, April pa commit
tee OF cOlored men waited on Mayor
Davis to-day, to confer with him on
the subject of oolored representation
among the police appointments.
They made no demand for appoint
ment propOrtionate to number, or &C
cording to population, but asked TO
have the colored men recognized.
The Mayor has. intimated his sinten-
ton to try the experiment by the ap-
pointIoent Of few colored men as
station-hopse keepers,
Princess Louise and Marquis Isorne
are on q short visit TO FlOFence' Italy
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HEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

+ OTTERY.-OnieisI drawings Of the Mis-
~ souri, state Lottery. CLASS l9i.
9, 16, %, 10, O. 10. 66, 65. q, 4s, 7S. o. "a,
CLASS l92
81. Is, So 20, 90, 81, "a, %, 20, g, rs, Sc. IL.
Prizes from 500 TO $50 eco, paid IN money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Inlermatlon fur
nished in the above Lottery by j. =. FRANCE
s8K North Court street, Box l47, Menu phig,
Tenn. p. o. MURRAY, MILLER6 q CO., Alau-
ararr al T.ouig. Mo. au8
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In the District Court OF the United 5lale9 for
the Distriet Of West Ieuuassaa, l4 1nE-
ruptcy-In the matter OF a. 1cla-la-ss
Bankrupt.
rs1HIs. IA To GIVE NOTICE. Thal 7l f-a
l9th dav OF April. l57i q F4r1ant Of banks
-77r,fT 1aa issued out Of the District count 1E
the United states ioE We Llatlt-- .s -
fTaror9hfs iu the county ol 7le-1It ~ sal-
1sisf-irf arbo has been al Judged @ lal-s' lle
n e-a7Ifnrsi petitions inst e4a pal- ---e-- ~
- =, = ~,,.i,fs and the delivery or any property
fei,r,-fllg to such bankrupt % OF ior a- -47s
sslS ne fransfer Of any pfQlells ---
-.ltl.-s7 .,f- safd bankrupt te prove llelr
9.-7,lss nd ehooss one or more nssl snees Or as
- "a a. 10 F2l5f Main street, Mem phis-
i-..-,, frf5re Tn0mas ,. .liasl4llli Esq. ls-
fs- r, fSnkruptoy ior 5ala Dls5llls On me
- "a = ~ Srsv Al D l6l3, 1T ~ O'Clock Il-
az ~ D b. FAE0N, q. s. Marshal.
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NEW YORK, April 22-D1y Goods-The
market at the close Of the week is "a active
yet steady for all staple domestic cotUons
Indian Head and Atlantic A brown sheeting:
are steady and firm at l2l5c; Augusta and
Cabot. A, lie; Atlantic J. hne, NE; Indian
orchard q, lO54c; do W, 9%s; LacOuia E. I0c
Lancaster lO-8 sheeting 25c; PeouoJ A
l35Sc; do ", l9; "a, 32lc; l0-4 SIC: III 4215c
Fruit Of the Loom bleachsd musIins l6c: g.
sheetings, 2755c; New York Mills muslin 2lc
Wamsutta do, 20c; Kearsage and Tuscarora
l8c; Darrell Mills. lSc; Chapman X, ll56ci
Great Falls, lO5Sc; AnnOsBeag cotton bags Soc
Ontario A, 6215c; do b, 40c; do G, 45c. Prints
are stea4y, and vary in price from gJ% to ll5kc
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Iumbsr, Latls and snllg'es.
Eaeaueea.

REel G9S -E4@ ~ ~ = -+a
Cypress Lumber,.......-....--..-.-.-s-o POI lo11
pressed Wealher- Boarding. ..-.- % per lco1
Best eighteen-iueh Sawed
Shingles -,.---.-..-..-..- -s.--- o N t-
Az prepared to an al orders promr
{ nv fiff on Front street. eo1Ea lle
April a. isIi. 2. =. 49, a...--
Charles Heidslsok eaanga8lss-sH 'afll
ana extra dry. a. I.AE.a1DG q Co. proPTietors
og Che Chat LooVuis and Brown ohautenaa
Clarets. For sale By dealers sahulizs q
Taller, Sole Assnts sor the unlted States, NeIT
York
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Attachment Suit.

Attachment Suit.
K, Van BrOeklin vs. Herbert Beach, OF New
York City, state Of New York.
DEFORE JAMES HALL, Justice Of the Peace
ID for Shelby county. Af1davit having been
made in this cause, and attachment Issued
and returned. levied, etc:
lt is therefore ordered. That publication be
made in the Memphis Daily Appeal q
newspaper published in the city OF Memphis
for four sue esstve weeks, commanding
the said Herbert Beach TO appear before
me. at my Omce, in the city Of II emphis, IN
the 18th Civil District Of said county, on the
9th day Of June 1871, at 10 o'clock an.
and make defense TO said suit against them
or 10 viii be proceeded with eXparte.
JAMES HALL
apps Justice Peace Tor shelby county.
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HAND POWER PRESS

Mississippi Valley once at Memphis. apps
A. SEESSEL & SON
Paws just received a large and
attractive Stock Of
Dress Goods.
Sill S ).
Consisting in part of the following
styles:
BrOCada Grenadines,
Striped Grenadines,
Striped DsveniCes
Figured Hermann,
English Bareges,
Br0Cade BaTeges,
Striped LenOs,
Plaid LenOs,
CT ape Iuaretz,
Tamartines
Iron Thread Grenadines,
Iron Frame Grenadines,
Lupin's 6 a Grenadines,
Lupin's 8-4 Grenadines
Linsn Lawns,
0rgandies,
Silk Department.
COlOFsd and Black Dress silks,
Comprising all widths and qualities.
Black Taffstas,
Faille and GrOs Grains,
COlOred POuIt de Sole,
FalIIs and Taffstas,
BrOCade Iapanesss
Striped Iapaneses.
Check Iapansses,
Plain Iapaneses.
Figured Japanese
Dresses, New Shades,
Plain Japanese Dresses, New Shades
Black and COIOrsd Saiins,
Trimming silks Of 8ysry Color.
Our Stock cannot be excelled in styles
or quality in the city.
Mourning Dress Goods.
Wa make our Mourning. Department
specislfy, Comprising the follo"lhsi
Australian Craps, Canton Crepe,
Grsnadine de Fer, ParlsIannes,
Black LenOs, BOmhazine,
silk Warp Alpaeas. Tamartines,
ChalIy, Tamiss Cloths, Glnphams.
We respectfully invite the ladies to ex.
A. SeesseI & Son
259 Main ST. opp. Court sauFs
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10 Casks Hams, Shoulders,
Dried Beef and sundrIes, ct Auction.
Monday HOrnlng, AprI23, 10 o'CI0ek
RvAE FRAHELAHD. I95 q lg7 Ha- 81

ID EGULAR TRADE AUCTION SALE CF
n Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. CI1 be-
Ing Hats, etc by u o. BALDWIN a. o.
We viii sell, on TUESDAY. WEQNt-D
and THUR-DAT, April 25lh, 18th and az
DO o'clock am. at the auction E1u. e, l3e
Main street. Foreign and Domestic
GOODS OF every description, lIllltu-
Pants, Vests, Coats Ladies Fa7llCuls.a
Spring Hats, Mems ard Boys Hats, Lal. az
and Gents SIX and satin Bows. u , e Gu --l
Ored Shirts, Ladies', Gents and children.
Hose and Half Hose, Mems ana foTa -u7-
peuders, COuuterpaues. LGDte CLOTHS .
Table Damask, Towels. Napkins. T1rIfls, linen
Handkerchief, 2hirt Boeous. frcaet Boo
Memorandum Books, COMBS. Brushes, Il.
and Pocket Cutlery Scissors aud ene.H..
silver PLATED ware. with an endless variety
OF other goods too mum er0us 10 mention.
The attention Of city aud country mar-
chants is called Co t18s1 sales ls they ara
peremptoIy and without reserve.
Terms Cash.
apps a. s. RCGERGGN. Aucffoneer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-23
M00n-WOlp-WO0p.

NOR the best OAK or ASH WOOD, go to
J.. EDWARDS,
No lul Main street.
Sawed, Split and Cord Wood always on
hand delivered in any part Of the city nee
0TclSorge aDH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-23

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