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FOR VICKsBURG.

FOR VICKSBURG.
United States MaiI Line for p1oksburg.-FOr
Helena, EapOleOn and NicZEDurg.
BELLE ST. LOUIS. Blake, master
This elegant passenger packet -
viii leave es above
THURSDAY, 6Lh inst, at 5 pm
Freight received At the St.LOuis WhsrfDo2fs
W. il. DILL Agent.
ap4 FLEA. CALvERT. sup,t
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DIED.

BILBOW.-Yesterday at 8 O'Clock pm.
THOMAS EALLY BILBOW, aged months al d
s days.
The funeral VIII take place a. 3 O'Clock to
day Tuesday, from the residence Of P. +
BTbow, ESQ Main street.
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RECEIPTs RYRAIL-

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
Ford, Porter & Co, I9 bales of cotton
Partee & Harbert, 2 do; Crissmsn, Stew
art & Co, 2 do; ark, Ely & Co, do; J NJ
Patrick & Co, do; MOores, Letsom & Co
8 do; Treadwell Bros, l3 DO; W B Gsl
breath, 4 do; Black, Estes & Co, 2 do
Stewart Bros & Fizsr, 16 do and 10 pkgs
sundries; Fsrgsson & Clay, 2 bales cotton
Day & PrOudht, do; Hill, FOntaine q
Co, do; Busby, johnson & Co, 8 do; Tay-
lOr & Rutland, do; Partee, BurlesOn &
Co, do; Guy, Mcclellan & Co, 2 do; Msr-
tin q Hillssn, 3 do; FOwlkes, Steffey q
Co, do; Parker, W ard 81 Co, do; Stan
ton & Moore, Is do; ] f Frank & Co, do;
ROotes, Vance & Co, 1S do; Beaumont,
Lsnler & Co, l carload of cottOnseed
Thomas q Gross, l pkg sundries; G W
Jones, do; Moore, Eader & Co, carload
1rrr
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BHl far nivorcs.

No. 9s7. r. D.-In the First Chancory Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-Eliza B. Gregg
W. Robert 3. areE5
TT appearing froul afidsvit in this cause
i that the place o. residence OF defendant.
Robert 2. Gregg, IL unknown aud cannot be
found after reasonable inquiry.
It IS therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the drst
Monday In May, L37l, and plead, ansWer
OF demur to ComplainHnt's bill, or the same
VIII be taken for confessed as 70 him, and
set for hearing expaEte; and that a copy OF
this order be published once q week, for four
successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
a Copy-httest4
EDMuND a. COLE. Clerk and Master.
By II. j. BLACK, Deputy G. and "a.
IL 3. Mcfarland. Sol. Tor Qcmplt mh23
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Reporter-HoW does the record Of
the legislature stand as TO the removal
of disabilities?
Governor From the commence
rn0ut of the session 1 was in favor Of
rerlOving disabilities In all merit itlrious
.sssss. / believed all political disabili-
fies should be removed, and voted for
4ba constitutional amendment
ReDOrter-po you believe the time
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No sa4s 7. DIN she second Chancerv Couri
OF Shelley county, Teuu.-ElFlra Rhodes ei
al vs. BstEY Koeus et al
TN the above cause an order Of publ lcatlon
1 for creditors to fle their oialE1s having
been made by she court
Notice IS there ore hereby given 70 an per-
sons having claims agalust the estate q J.
W. Koeu- deeesged, 20 come lorf7alrl ana e4-
hIhff their demands and have themselves
made parties 70 com Dlal lnants. Dill In Lna
rnanner prescribed UT law on or before the
nth day OF April, l57l, or the same VIII Pc
forever barred,
This March IS, ISL.
M.D. Il. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
Farataan g Erayae soils. lor CON- Dni4
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

R0ACH.-The friends and aequaintsnces Of
A. j. Roach and family are respectfully in.
vited TO attend the funeral OF his wife, Ell.
vIRA J., from his residence, No. 2l8 Hernando
street, this TUESDAY, afternoon, at4 O'Clock
Services by the Rev. Mr.. Boggs.
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ELE ON NEWS.
Democratic Cal d. COHnsOtIOut and OhlO.
The Democracy Marching o..
IN CoENECTICUE.

~ N0AN@ fA-ef -
HARTFORD, April 3.-One hundred
and seven towns give net gain fol
Jewell, 986 over last year. strong
Republican, elected to Congress in
first district, and StarkWeather, Re
publican, in third district. Kenduek,
Democrat, is probably elected in the
second, and Barnum in the third dis
tricts. The State is very close. Re
turns received from all but twelve
towns, which estimated at last years
vote, gives Jewell q majority of 80
Kellogg is elected to Congress by %
majority.
IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-Davis, Re.
publican, elected Mayor; little under
two thousand majority. Returns
from twenty different wards show q
Republican loss Of 632. The entire
Republican city ticket is elected.
The town elections Of Ohio, as far as
reported, show a little change in most
OF the towns. The temperance ques-
ton has entered largely into the con-
test in some places. The Democratic
loss on Mayors vote at Cleveland, is
over 1000 since 1869. Democratic
gains at other points are reported.
The Republicans elected their Mayor
at Evansville by 500 majority.
IN MARYLAND.
INANAPoLIs, IND, April 3.-The
Republicans elected their Mayor to-
day by y majority.
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In Massachusetts there appears a
loss Of twenty-siX per cent, and in
Nav Hampshire Of two per cent. Ne
vada is omitted from both these state
ments, on account Of the small num-
Der received in 1860. Returns from
Texas and South Carolina are not yet
madP IN
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MISSISSIPPI.
DOiDgs in ths Lsglslature-Impsr
ia ito Railroad Station Agents.
Special to Appeal. ]

Special to Appeal
JACKSON, April 3.
The Senate has no quorum present.
House bill passed compelling Rail-
roads checking baggage TO attach the
name or number of the station with
the check station agent to take
charge of baggage and TO be fined one
hundred dollars for failure to do so.
Committee reported favOrably on bill
for leasing the penitentisry for twenty
years, and apprOpriating four hun
dred thousand dollars for enlsrging or
rebuilding the same. Defeated. A
motion to print three bills on the same
subject is pending.
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prints. l0e; spraeues, l0c for fancies; WASH
ingtOn Ice; Simpsons Mourning l0c; Pacific
Lawns, 49l5c; Pacific Percivalls, ll7zci Gar
ner Co.'S prints, &c; Amosbay, SIC; Bales
Corset Jeans, 0e; Amosbay, Ike; Nanukeag,
lac; Amoskeag deuims. Csc; Hayunaker, I21Sc;
Farmers and Mechanics, &c; Pearl River do,
2zci Workingmen's, l8c; Red Cross Wigans,
lO12cj Cordes AAA ticks, 23c: Western AGA
do, Ilei Greene g muslins, Ice; Eedbank,
l0%ei Lonsdale, l9c; Kearsage A, lsei Man
vile, 20ei Womsutta, 10c for A. 25c for 4, &c
for 4; 2e for n Y Mills l8e for Fruit Of the
Loom, yard wide; &c for A Pepperal; 821ze
Ior "a 427fo for 4; l21zc for heavy brown
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 8.-Flour -Exfrs snTfno
arm, 81 SIS 5086 90, Wheat No spring duli,
55z14g5zAe Hishwines, sc. Pork, quiet clos
CINCINNATI,
CIEoIyEATI. April 8.-Cotton dun and IN
changed; middling, H8i41Ec. Flour frm:
demand Iair; family, S8 20a6 So Wheat. fair
demand, 81 40@l 81. Corn firm at SIC Rye
quiet, At 81 loSlg6 Barley, demsnd good for
full, at s09s5c. Whisky Arm, at sc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April .-Cotton-rnarxet
shade frmer; ssles, 400 bales; Good Ordi.
Middnng, lla9l45sC. Receipts, 877 bsles;
pOrts-fOreign, Iz,S38 bales; cOastWlss, SG88
bales. stock, &4 81 bales. Sterling, '2l5E;
sight, Kos premium. Gold, llO5s.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, April 8-CottOu quiet; low
m1ddhng, l21zc- Bulk meats shoulders, 7JSc:
clear ribbed sides, l015e packed. Bacon
shoulders, SIC; clear sides, ll1<e; hans, l2c.
Su sar-cured hams, l85Sc. Lard, l3c Corn esc
Oats, 75c. Wheat, ST 209l 60. Flour IS co
95 90.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 3-Flour-mOre inquiry
for low grades; saperftne winter. s. 4O6.5 s.:
extra do, IS 1905 go Wheat higher. soft
Iowa, 81 33gl "A; choice northern Iowa ana
Wisconsin, 81 SOL 50. Corn easier, 4gJSa5le.
Barley hrn; 81 l0Gl % Tor Iowa SpF. Rye
dull, at 92995C for good 70 choice. Whisky
S75zc. Mess pork dull, S20820 90
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Reporter-Wha do you think o.
the legislation by the late legislature Z
GovernOr-Perhaps it is hardly
proper that / should give an opinion
On that point. / think some of the
legislation is very good. / think
there could have been, and ought 70
have been, a reduction in salaries OF
an officers, and q bill passed the SEN
ate 10 that effect, but it seems it never
reached the House.
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C I.EBRATFb

Are indorsed and prescribed by more lead
ing Physlciaus than any other tonic or slim
ulant now in use. They are A SURE PRE-
VENTIVE for Fever and Ague, ,Intsrmittents,
BiliOusness, and all disorders arising from
Miasmatic causes. They are higbly recon-
mended as an anti-dyspepttc, and in cases OF
indigestion are invaluable as an Appetizer
and ReCuperant, and in cases or General De-
bility they have never in a single instance
failed IN producing the most happy results,
They are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FE'
MALES, strengthening the body, invigOrat-
ing the mind, and giving tone and elasticity
TO the whole system, The HOME BITTERS
are compounded with the greatest care, and
no Tonic StimulRnt has ever been offered to
the public so PLEASANT TO THE TASTE
and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, indOrsed by the emedical fra
tsrnity as the best known TO the PharmacO-
pRla. 1t costs little to give them fair trial
and
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HENDRIX, McHABB & CO.,
mhs Agents, Memphis, Tenn
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RIVER TELEGRAMS.

LOUISVILLE, April 3.-The river
is slowly receding, tell 2inches; 6 feet 4
inches in the chute, feet 2
in the canal; 80 feet under the bridge.
The weather is clear and pleasant,
Arrived: Champion, st. Louis; RObt.
Mitchell, New Orleans. Departed {:
Champion, Cincinnati. Leave tO-mOr-
row: Virginia and Indians for New
Orleans. The tOwbOat Sam Roberts
brought in a tow of coal from Pitts
burg and started back. John a.
Woods tow of coal, for Nicksburg
and New OrleaUs, will be put through
the canal tomorrow. The g. H.
Wilson ran into a bank and sunk
one barge loaded with machinery of
the old Key City; the barge is a total
loss. Most of the machinery will be
saved. The boats at the levee were
knocked about considerably by high
winds, last night. Several boats broke
loose and much trouble and some dam
age resulted.
Belle st. Louis, Nicksburg; NJ. j..
Wicks, New Orleans; Grand Tower,
Memphis; Storm and barges, Little
Rock. Departed: City Of Chester,
Memphis; Storm and barges, Illinois
river. The river is still falling. The
weather is clear and warm.
VICKsBURG, April 3. - Passed
down: Henry Ames, 8 am; Par
/ gOud, z pm; Katie, 8 pm. Up:
| Potomac and Great Republic, IL last
night; Commonwealth and Jasper, 6
am. The weather is warm and clear.
The river Is rising slowly.
CAIRO, April 3.-Passed; Tails
man, Nashville packet, 10 pm
4 Grand Tower, Memphis to st. Louis,
1OD.m.; Celest, Red river to st. Louis,
no. John Kyle, st. Louis to New
orleans, 8 nm; Mary Ann, Cairo
~ New Orleans, s am; Minneola,
Memphis to Cincinnati, 3 pm; City
of Vjeksburg Vicksburg TO st. Louis A
m AbeOna, Cincinnati to st. Louis,
nm. I,orena, Cincinnati tOSt. Louis,
nm. River stationery; weather
clear. mercury, 81 degrees.
CNCTNNATI, April 2.-Ihe river
has On feet In the channel and Is about
stationary. Arrived: Belle Vernon
Pittsbur9; Alice Dean, Memphis; De
nerfed. Belle Vernon, for 81. Faul
! II rained early this morning, Dut II ls
] clear and cool tonight.
NEW ORLEANS, April 3. - Ar
| rived: II. S. Turner, Cineinnau )
is. Dunham, Arkansas river. De
! parted: ]. "a. GrOesbeck, Cincinnati
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS
tuesday, April a, 1871

WE shall sell ne s69ys PE0PsEty aeoo7d-
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
88mpIlls and sshiie River uniieE
States MaIl Line.

TvHE new and elegant side -
4 wheel passenger packets OF
Bluff, West Point, augusta, JacEsOupOrt and
Ell points on W WL.ta river, as follows:
LEGALTEHDtl tllt....-.. John ID. Elliott, master
Every Tuesday, at 5 O'Clock pm.
r. P. T...-..........-.. ". J.. Ashford, master
Every Saturday, at 5 o'clock p m,
Connecting at Dsv8lls Bluff with railroad for
Little Rock, and at IacksOupCrt with the
light -dr8ught steamer Fort Smith for POca-
hontas snd all points on Black river.
FOR freight or passage apply on board, OF al
ONCE Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Com pany. ". g. PATTES9N, Agent
u Madison st., Merchants Insurance Rid <
Or 70 ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
fs5 No. 2 Promenade ST.. OPP. Landing.
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Mark Twain, says the Atlanta Neigg
Era, has already made six thousand
dollars by his burlesque autODlOgra-
phy. This Is, in itself, vel enough.
But the fact leads to g train Of thought
anything but fatterlng to the popular
taste. This literary jester can, at any
time. put on his cap, and jingle his
bells. and everything he touches is
turned into gold. il beats the magi-
clans "prestO" And all this Is the
reward Of frivOlity. There are to be
found TODAY. In Europe and America,
hundreds OF accomplished scholars,
deeD thinkers and elegant writers,
Who not only cannot make six thous-
and dollars BY a work Of solid merit,
but cannot, in many instances, get Il
published. But such has always been
/ the case. EtraWs float on the suriaef
while men are drowning.
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mGRnn RHW - RID
NHNNHH For any case Of Blind, Bleed
eA9H UU0 ing, Itohing or liberated Piles
that DaBTEG'S PILE RhA-
EDY falls 70 cure. It Is prepared expressly
to cure the piles and nothing else, and nas
cured cases OF over % years standing sole
By all druggists. Price Sl00.
GOODYEAR q HILLS,
faQ7 aqeuta 28I Main street
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The river at this point is still declining,
bat less rapidly than heretofore. It is now
nesrly six feet below high water mark OF
1867. At Cairo the Ohio is nearly station
airy, and the upper Mississippi Is falling
very slowly at st. Louis, Here 3 mere
momentary cheek may be given to the
fall, but all damage tor the yes- 1871 has
been effected. As soon as the land be-
comes dry enough, the planter can till 1t
without further apprehension of danger,
as we do not look for much Of q swell in
June. II is reported that ali the snow is
already out of che pineries, ana high prices
will rule for lumber. When such is the
case, high wafer is impossible. Yesterday
was & beautiful, spring-liRe day, and the
levee was crowded with boats. Business
active.
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MIsoELLANEoUs.

The Glencoe passed mp yesterday. She
put Of so boxes tin plate, 70 barrels mo-
lasses, 26 casks ale and 30 tons pig iron.
Tbs A. ]. White came in with 81 bales
cotton.
The tOwboat Greenbaek passed up yes
terday.
Capt. Matt. Glass Is now second clerk Of
the A. J. White.
The Biamarck passed up yesterday, six
dsys out from New Orleans She had 1900
tons for st. Louis, including 1900 bars
railroad iron.
The Leonidas passed up, six days out
from New Orleans. She had $50 tons for
Cincinnsti
The Bstesville came in with S57 bales OF
cotton from White river.
The Richmond passed down yesterday.
She added here 900 bales of cotton.
The Bismarck ppt Oh here 400 sseks Of
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THE NEW CENSUS.
Industrial and Agricultural Statistics.

The following tables have been pre-
pared at the Census office:
Increase, per cent, in the number Of es-
Establishments of productive industry re-
turned by Assistant Msrshals IN 1870,
over the number returned in 1860:
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CONNECTING at LILtIe hOcK WIN = a.
Stages for Hot Springs and the ETi
light-draught steamer Little Rock, Houston,
master, for all points on the upper Arkansas.
Freight received at ali times from boat or
railroad and transferred, free of charge, to
boats of this line Mark and cOnsign goods
to St. Louis and ArkansaS hlVer racket Co.l
care of ELLIOTT & MILLER, Ag'ts, Memphis; /;
/. NJ PHILLIPS & Co, Agents Cairo.
JAS. J. SYLVESTER, Sup't,
kag 200 n. Comm eroial 81. 81. LnuiE. No
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WILL. cure Bronchitis, Consumption, All
w Lung Diseases aud Splitting Of bioodi
and strengthen and build up the system @
its healthy condition. This has been tested
by Prof Trosseau in Two Thousand cases n
the hospitals of Paris IN when ~ cured
nearly every case. and in this country uy tne
appreciation Of the physician many hopeless
osses have been restored TO health. One bot
he VIII prove It's efieacy. Sold 81 90 per bot
'AI, '7oFs ~ SsT'dN. ~ HOLLOWAY &COWDEE,
-,g50 srsd philadalnh h "a.
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Merchants St. Louis and Arkansas River
Packet Company.

For Pine Bluff, Little Rock, Louisburg, Dar.
danelle, Ozark, Van Buren, and Fort
Smith, composed Of the following
First class, LOW-w8ter Freight
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q R00K EnR IRE ElLLlQh.
SEED POTATOES.

z ARLY ROSE, Shaker, Russats, London
Il Ladies, Early Goodrich, PInkays, Peach.
blow and other varieties, at
mhls $50 FRONT STREET.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

nN the 18th day Of April, 1871, on the prem
" ises, Wtthoutthe equity OF redemption,
will sell for cash % the highest bidder, to pay
purchase money. about 20 acres Of the home
place Of the late Dr. Samuel Bond. being the
same m msntlOned In conveyance by me to j.
Foltz and others, on the LIST OF January, 1870.
This March 1lth, iii
milf FDRFTND ORGIIL.
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MARKETS.
NEW YORK.
IBY TELEG GRAPH

NEW YORK, April 8.--COtton dull and nm.
settled: middlfng upl 8nds, 1916. Flour
steady with 8 moderate demands SO 5Ogo o.
for shipping grades. Wheat steady red alI- s-
Der, Si Goal IS. Corn dulli mixed western :,
as2c W6islry steady, at e2c. Conee quiet
1nchanged, Sugar steady moderate de'
nand FOR Cuba, at 81<99Ac. Malsses sJeaoy
and IN moderate demand, Rice e749o5sc.
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DEPARTURES,
~ PORT.
RrrrRs. wnArarn. pus1Nrss.

st. Francis, Silver Moon, q. W. Cheek, Legal
Tender and Batesvtlle.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.
NEW FEATURE-M0NTHLf PAY
MEHT OF SO.
WE have the pleasure OF announcing. as
w the agent 0f Mr. Brin KEY, that be VIII
MSnday. the 18th Day Of April, 1871.

Monua9s tl5 i1tA Day ul ApiHI to4iI
l on IN e premises, large nuul Der OF desirable q
/ building lots IN thai beautiful plateau on
/ the Eastern boundary Of Memphis lying be-
I tween the Louisville railroad and hl5lei E1
/ road. being 8 portion OF the OVertOn tract -1
which Memphis is laid out and now Tor the
I first time Onared Tor sale. Wide streets and
i Bpacious parks, on a scale OF l10era1tFt aim
ing az the greatest promotion OF heal.n ana
Il com fort to the occup pants and beauty % the
raouuds. have been adopted 0y ar. Blink
Isy IS VIII be seen by references % his plan
I if 81 vision. AND. UPON IHE T4ElLs CE
wHfCH BE PROPOSES TO SILL, We AE5EET
THAT 10 PRoPERTT has EFER BEN PLACED
uPoN Tbs UaREEr oFEERLsa GELEArER ne
DUcE1rENTs ETTHER BOB A SPECULATIVE or
A PEs1Ia "a EET lEFEaI1l Ellrs
IEYIrrNG TEE1Iss-Wtt tth the view ofplaclug
number of purchasers, the following 1frai
terms are fixed for the sale. "A payment Of
Only 0ne-fourth VIII be required iu cash
The remainder can be paid in monthly In
stalments Offloi on each lot, Until the whole
IS paid, each monthly instalmsnt % 1esr n
teFest only after lts matuTlry, Purchasers
desiring to pay al csan, or a iarger lofllo-
than q fourth, wiz be auoWed q decuclill
unCu such payment OF o1e-1autn. " llLt- ~
Deeds VIII be given. and deeds IN Efasl .---ea
20 sell or carry out the contract or iella
original purchaser TO meet SIX s2-a4l---s
monthly payments. .rr
Before sale day plaua VIZ Pc lll -
our Office. and the loaa ~ $50
designated 50 as Co pa lpr-
ground
P0fSTER, TREZEBAW
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Increase, per cent, in the number of
farms returned by Assistant Msrshsls
in 1870, over the number returned in
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NnTICE

Is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
j against, or owing anything to the estate OF
Henry Ferguson, deceased, that final settle
Inent Is being made by the executors.
JOHN HUBER,
WI. GLEN ENTE.
s.H. Thorpe, Attorney. Executors.
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Regular Randolph ard Fulton Psckst-FOr
Randolph, Fulton and Way Landings
Str. MARITIME. E.........-........J G. Sands, master
Leaves as above on MONDAYS sE-"
and TEUR5DATS
For freight or passage apply on board.
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B0LLOWAY'S VERHlFUaE c0NFEeTIONs

FTNWEETY years experience has -7rOvsd this
j the most popular remedy with physi-
clans and parents for those pests of child
hOOd-Worms. They are pleasant TO take,
and always effective in eZpeiling the Worms
and tOning the system up to its normal
condition. Beware Of cOuntarfsits and innf-
tations. The genuine have the signature OF
the proprtetOrs on the wrapper Of each
package,
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY q CowDEN,
PHILADELPHIA.
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PRETTIEST PROPERTY
IN AMERICA.
I'VE are authorized by J. +. Mckinney.
w Esq, 10 place on the market, sr pubic


SAFE On
Saturday, april 8. 1871
on the prsmls the beautiful Rssidsnce and
Grounds mprIsing his nom este8d Houuder
BY Lauderdale and Jackson streets HEOa1VTsF
and the fernando road, which he pronounce.
not only the finest properly about Men p ID I-.
but THE PhEEIlkSL IN AMER ICA-'' and
ss such, we present 20 TO public notice
Tue Residence EN- braces q handsome two
story frame buIuing, comparatively new
and ample grounds, t7stefully arranged ana
Gbundantly supplied with fruit trees and or.
namental shruobsry. Being directly on the
street railroad, the location oGers great lu-
ducemenis TO those who would avail them
selves OF the comforts o. a suburban r5s.-
dence, beS Ond the heat and dust of the city
Terms liberal and announces st sale
Mr. Mckinney has owned and ocCu pied tla
property more than twenty years, and can
give a PEEFECr TTTLE. We invite al his
friends, and ours, To the sale, prOmI7l1s them
the choicest property, with a trea Fl1a on ll-
street ears, and Oid-fashiOued Hospitality ll
the bargain.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT q CO.