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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-09

In illustrating the fruits of advertising,
an exchange says: "A family in Florida
lost their little boy and advertised for him
in a daily paper. That very afternoon an
alligator crawled up out of swamp and
died on the front doorstep. In his stomach
was found a handful of red hair, some bone
buttons, a pair of boot heels, glass alley.
q pair of check pants, and paper collar.
The advertisement did it,n
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-09

J. e. Vrooman, Lewis county, N. Y.
writes US of Chester White pig of his,
four months and eleven days old, whose
live weight was 28S pounds. He says half
breed Chester Whites in his neighborhood,
killed when six months old, had dressed
over 800 pounds; also five hogs .'about O
year and half old' weighed respectively
62S, 527, sos, 4Ss and 4S5 pounds.
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The Cincinnati Commercial intimates
that the Hamilton Opera House drawing
wasaswindle. Numerous inquiries for that
missing Jerseyman with the lucky ticket
having failed to discover him, it is under
prietor of the house, will be substituted.
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1t cost to dig the cellar under the New
York Postoffice and wall it up, from $780,
600 to 81 900. This is an official statement
made in the House of Representatives.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-09

Twenty-Five gorgeous costumes, costing
ST. 900, are worn by the ladies in "Sarato-
ga,n at the New York Fifth Avenue
Theater.
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rERNs. INDUCEMENTs, &c.

The Knoxville Weekly Chronicle is the best
advertising medium in East Tennessee.
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wooden ware

Of every description, Rice Homny. Salt Fish. Pearl
Barley. for soups. &c. Flour. Meal. Buckwheat Flour
and in fact everything TO be found in frstelass Gro
Gerry House. e.-s M. ID. BEAkDES'
an8-dtf East Side Market S4"F1s
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-05

LONDON. tJandasy4 4 44Atsa New Years
banquet Wersailtsss the King gase q
Toast to the Gesnah Princess, to whici.
the' Duke Of Baden. responded in d
speech, rejoicing at the restoration Of
the old German Empire, and concluding
with u toast to "William, the Victorious. !"
Letters from Paris state that the citi-
zens suffer greatly from lack Of fuel and
food. The latter, however. is mitigated
by stores officially distributed by the
Government. It is announced that Aus
tria will arrest and detain ail French pri-
soncrs who escape into her territory dur
ing tue war.
The steamer City of Rio Janeiro, from
the river Platte for New York, was da-
maged badly, 300 miles South of Rio
Janeiro. The steamer Humboldt was
despatched from Rio to her relief. The
Rostock, u vessel from Philadelphia, with
petroleum, was wrecked of Langueroon.
The crew was saved.
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! a Letter fgegaten officer, at the, German,
headquartera has Been published IN
Lonaes. Elestatss tKst tRo project .; a
war upon Great Britain was planned out
as exactly as that of a war against France.
long before the present struggle begun.
The Providence (R. T. Journal has the
best OF authority" for saying that a
comet of large size will suddenly make
its appearance on the night Of June 10.
1871, and, "during the next four weeks.
the fate of tho world will be decided"
Glow can I expand my chest?" an ex
tortlonate man asked of n physician.
by carrying good large heart in it,"
replied tile doctor.
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'agrs.zss !. 1:ls 6 "a .EH q ils.i:meo
tSpecfal Despatch. % The 7PAgsis.l..-,
'-'f q sp'.ts - sstfyiesivS Yeirr. II ~ $

u,gS4s CHhsF4EsR. s. G., January A fire
originated between the stores of Simon
Jacoby and NJ. II. Hunter, this morning,
ut half.past l O'Clock, which consumed
the dry goods and grocery stores of
Alexander, Robson and Atkinson. Loss
$4,000; insurance $35. 1000. Bennett &
Brandt's Jewellery loss not nacertained; :;
partially insured. Simon Jacoby, dry
goods, is fully insured for $4,000 M.
ID. Hunter, confectionery, is fully insur-
ed for $500. e. O. McLure's flaw offic.)
loss is about So, 600; no insurance. John
McKee's (dry goods and grocery and
dweillng) loss not ascertained; no insur-
ance. Total loss about 100000. Tho
ire Is supposed to be the work of m in
cendiaFy.
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2:5 Cents for Cotton.

WI purchased the right to manufacture
John q. Hams improved SEED and MANURE
DRoPPER, for Richland. would call the atten-
t'on OF all farmers using fertilizers an6 re-
1est and most perfect ever yet invented. hav-
ing taken tho premium at tho Georgia and
Alabama State Fairs. Tho undersigned are
prepared to furnish any quantity Of Plows,
figure. Every variety of Agricultural Imple-
ments on hand. LORICK & LOWRANOR.
DccS III q
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). f. J ACKSON.

Liquors and Cigars.
RhAND1 RAh ES.-BHANDENBURG FREREs,
- 1875 James Henncssy, 1858 and 1865.
Pnet Castillon, 1860.
~, WINES .Moet " Chnndon's CHAMPAGNES.
These all brands, being sole agent in South
Carolina. and tho Wines second to none. =;
SiiEhRIEs:-Ali grades, from common to the
finest AMONTILLADO >-'o
HOOK, WHITE AND CLAuET W1yEs-Hock-
heiner, Landeeheimer, HIT Santernes, Latour
Blnnch. st. Julien, La Rose, Nicretener, Mar
cn"brlnm, n't Barsac, Chateau santernes,
poatet Banet, Marganx. Grand Vim Chateau1,
Lahtte and Latour, Vintage 1858.
FINE WHISTLES, &c.-These are selected with
great care, and comprise the finest known
brands, whilst the stock Of rectified goods.
domestic GINS, RUM, &c, are offered ut lower
ratcr.
sc"TcH WnIsKEr.-Real PEAT HEEK, is Of
my "w" impor, alton. very superior.
CIGARS LIVE INDIAN, Figaro. Esnanola
Palmetto, and other brands are offered choice
in gIality and moderate in price.
SMOKING TOBACCO in variety, and spe-
cially selected with regard to quality; and, a
word in your ear, the best is always the cheap.
est,.ln whatever one eats, drinks or smokes
Dec 10 GEORGE SYMMERS
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Fertilizers and Manures.

TVsO PLANTERS AND FANMERs.-A gene
Il raj agency is established in Columbia
i,1I FOR reliable and Of acknowledged value, FER
i offer tho celebrated Stonewall Fertilizer.
The material is of Southern rroduct-made
at Richmond, Va. English Dissolved Bones
imported direct to Charleston. Bone Dust
aud Ground Bones, Shell Limo Land Plaster.
Phuine, or Stable Manure concentrated. Gail
and see samples at my Drug Store.
Nov "a e. H. HEINfTSH. Druppist.
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Folnn1le Real Estate, at auction.
BY E. w. SEIBELS & co. I
JACOB LEVIN. AUrIJoS

JACOB LEVIN, AUCrIoEEER.
MONDAY (9th) in January, commencing IL
o'clock,
That really valuable property, on which
formerly stood the ,'United States Hotel.' at
the corner of Richardson and Lady streets,
consisting of five Lots, 25 fee. ! incl. front
each, on Main or Richardson street, and run
ming back 1G5. ~
Six Lots, fronting on Lady street, 25 feet.
more or less, and running back 1874 feet 6
This is the most valuable property ever Of
fered in this city, and is desirable, in every
point of view, i'll locatioH. ana from the fact
perfect.
Dec a
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!. To the Pnblic...A Gard

A 8 tho attorney of -Assdrs.B d. M Rhodes &
n Co.,, will stateF tHekf the various drafts
(ail OF them) dEsWn on Messrs. Blakely 4
uiPbes' and accePtsd By thena, made payable
TO Messrs: B. III. Rhodes 4 Co., the considora-
ton of which was 'Rhodcs' Super phosphate" !"
nave been settled in full, without any abate-
The foregoing is given in answer to proyi
Gus Gus publication on this subject by Messrs
tn:Iakeiy " dibbes, Which appeared at various
times IN the Charleston Courier and Columbia
fhtRSIN. in which failure Of consideration
was alleged. JOHN r. RHETT
attorney OF Messrs. Is. NJ. Rhodes SO.
Columbia. =. G. Doc a. =
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Christmas Books.
PRYAN & MCCAkrER have just opened n
ID new stock OF HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS
from London and Now York.
ALSO,
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany WRITING
DESKS. Portfolios, Toilet Books, Card Cases,
Pocket Knives, Gold Pens, Letter Folders,
panions, PHoroaRApH ALBUMS, Writing AL
buns, Stereuscopts and Views. Chcds Men,
backgammon Boxes, Croquet Boxes, # Ill
prices.
The British and American Poets, Pocket and
Family BIBLES, Books OF COMMON PRAYER all
szns and styles OF binding; HYMN Books, Tor
different Churches.
ALSO
SOmo elegant CHRoMoS and PIcTURgs, in
nelt frames. D.c2O
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School Notice.

~ Mrs. LEVY will resume tho cx-
MHA Grcises of her School OF MONDAY,
TS445f44 TS45 anuary g at her residence, corner
%SSot Lady and Bull streets.
X$> lERalS OF TUITION PER MONTH
-, Flrst Class, 81; Second Class. So:
Ihlrd Glass, 81; strictly in advance.
Jan1 q
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Auot1om 9ales.,

Auot1om @alee. =
Sale Of Groceries. Cigars, DC. 80
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS (Thursday) MORNING. at 10 o'clock. I
~ III se!!, ct store formerly 3. II. R;cc T. Co.,
Inc oalance OF goods in store, consisting in
part o.; bbl.. Rye WHISKEY, French Brandy,
apple Brandy. Gin, Scotch Whiskey, Cherry
stcrs. Sauces. Cigars, Chocolate. Mustard.
starch, &C., and variety OF Shelf Goods. Xc'
= Lbs. prime Bacon Sidos
Bbls. unbagged Hams.
primo Sugar-Cured Strips.
Corned Pork. Goshen Butter.
bbls. Sugar.
Counter Scales.
Platform Scales, &o., 10. Jams
Sherlff's Sale.
UNDER ORDER OF JUDGE OF PROBATE.
EI pd,fe John p. Adams, Administrator
Petition to sell Personal property
pursuance OF All order maGe by the hon,
Il william Hutson Wigg, Judge OF Probate
Tor ltichana County, will sell, on THURS
PAY, tho 9th day If January, a. D. 1871, at
inc late residence of David Adams, deceased.
III tichland County, within the legal hours.
,he following Personal Property, OF which the
iate David Adams died possessed, viz:
~ Mules, Horses, Cow, 80 head OF Shoep.
and head of Cattle.
soi EEHMs EH OF SALE.-On all sums over and above
S25OO one-half cash will be reuuired-tha ba
lance on credit of twelve months se cnred
by notes. with two good suretios, with inter-
est est from day OF sale; all sumo OF OF under
$500. cash. p +. FKAZEE a n n
Dec 81 NTH
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MOTICE.-The subscribe,. hovino trio5
IN the CREDIT SYSTEM" for thelast three
years, have found it to be losing business,
and have come to the conclusion to adopt the
Tf exclusively "CAsH SYSTEM" from this date.
them to come up to the eGaptain's Onics'' and
settle. CAMPBEIT. 4 JnNES
Jan
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at church dedication in Newport,
N H., recently, Rev. Ira Pearson, who
offered the dedicatory prayer fifty years
ago, performed the same service in the
new sanctuary, and it was ascertained
tnat nifty y-three persons were present who
attended the dedication fifty years before
in the former house.
Billings insists: ''It is O. Statistical
fakt that the wicked work harder to
tew Heaven" e''
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LNINAL NOTICE.-Tho copartucrshin of
IL LEAPHART & SLOAN expires this dav
ny limitation. In accordance with Speci0l
Notice, 14th ult.. tho books and accounts are
transferred to John Il. Sloan. Jr, Attorney,
Tor immediate collection.
JOHN s. LEAPHART.
January 1, 1871 JOHN T. SLOAN, SIR
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Rocking Horses, Etc.
K RIS KRINGLE has arrived at NJ Fl. Ber-
IN rvs Furniture Warerooms, with a suppl,
OF NICE ROCKING HORSES. See them nv
all means.
ALDO.
Deo "a
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nIssoLUrION.-T partnership in tho
IL practice Of Law heretofore existing be-
tween us is hereby dissolved, by mutual con
sent. AL unfinished business IN the hands of
the late firm will be prosecuted to its termi
nation by Mr.. Monteith.
NATHANIEL. BARNWELL,
W. 4. MONTEIrH.
DErEMnEE 81, 1870. Jan42
ri oIICE.-rhe undersigned have formed a
~ Co-partnerslip, and will be known AZ
E: v. SEIBELS Il co. They represent some
OF thG best FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE
oVSlrANlE W. lES IN the United states.
we propose to be general Land Agents, and
Will sell or purchase Real Estate anywhere in
south Carolina, especially IN Columbia We
VIII prosecute claims before the Legislature,
ana tho renewal OF lost bonds or other papers
reTsons Wishing to sell or buy Real Est ate
VIII 40 Wcli to communicate with us at Colum-
Ola. we have several handsome places for
sale. oiice at Mike Hoke's Clothing Store.
NO T.. ". SEIBELS,
Oec j. 5 EZELL.
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WRECK ITEMS.

Captain Cheek came down last night
from the wreck of the Arthur on his boat.
He reports nothing startling. He worked
all day gettingOut cotton. The boat went
back Immediately. He thinks that be
VIII be able to recover q hundred bales.
The cabin deck had TO be cut away, to
allow b cotton to 'cOm9 up" Some Of
the bales are over twelve hundred pounds
weight. The compressed bales had the
advantage. Wherever q hoop was broken
the bales took water to such an extent
that they would hardly float. The work
Of getting the cotton aboard the Cheek is
tedious and laboriOus in the extreme.
The boat has settled down so that q skif
can be run through the cabin. The rise
in the river also contributes to this effect.
Tho coffee in the forward part Of the boat
is swelling 80 that the bags are bursting.
He thinks noneOf this eau b saved. II
the wine boxes were not stolen, there
may be a chance TO get them. There is
said TO be q lot of four hundred boxes.
The freight under the main deck Is bound
to be lost beyOndredemption. There were
no dead bodies found. About twenty
skids were lowering round inc wreck all
day and as much as could be done was to
keep them from plundering. The Cap
tain is Of opinion that &c was Has and not
steam merely that caused the explosion.
W -<A- NAr 1919 1911 AN 1AA9Ng4 h1AA4A
reached, is from any signs Of mud, which
is usually accumulated in boilers and
scattered by the steam in cases where
soft steam is the cause of bursting. None
of these signs appear on what remains Of
the wreck.
Coroner Mofatt held an inquest on the
body Of Martin Grainey, late second
steward of the steamer W. r. Arthur.
The body was ordered to be buried today,
il not claimed by the friends OF the dead
man.
An inquest was also held on the body
Of the lady lying at Holst's. Is was iden-
tilted as being that of Mrs. Ulsn, who,
in company with her husband and childs
took passage on the Arthur at Utopia
Plantation, forty miles below the mouth
White river. The family were on their
to GOlconda, Illinois. Mr.. MOhatt
had the remains placed iu a metallic COT
I'm, snd the good citizens Of Memphis
should see that decent burial is provided.
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losing Ia regard 20 Che Hsspsr: 'Ths
Light DRAFT steamer Hesper, Captain KIM,
ls ct the lower landing receiving, and
Wiz leave this evening for the coast and
Bayon LatOurohe, going down as far a.
LabadieVille without rsshippiug. Messrs.
Wylie and Fuller, the clerks Of the Hes
per- although having made but few trips,
We learn now speak the FEsneh language
Huently, and withal are attentive and
polite 70 the friends Of the Hespsr."
Under the head Of {" A New and Impor-
5ant Project, Fridays st. Louis Repaid
acdn says: An important movement
mas Deen set on foot by the Memphis and
81 Louis Packet Company. in the shape
or building elevators at Memphis and
F~lcksDnrg. The expense Of unloading
one or this company's boats at Memphis
ls with a great outlay, and
ranges from six TO eight hundred dollars
a trip, and at times has been a. high AZ a
thousand dollars e boat. Toe bank At
Memphis Is very steep, aud freight has "a
Dc carried a considerable distance. The
company now propose to construct at that
point and Vicksburg suitable elevators t0
unload their boats, which is claimed win
save &C least one dollar per ton, and on a
boats cargo Of i've or six hundred tons
VIII Dc q considerable saving 20 the com
pany, and necessarily result in great
benefit to both shipper aud eonsigues in
Inc way OF a reduction IN rate OF freight.
captain John K5iser, superintendent Of
me Memphis Packet Company, left here
" ednesday evening for Memphis and
FicksDurg, TO ascertain upon what terms
l9vee Don could be obtained for the pur-
pose, and We hope the authorities Of both
cities will see the Importance, and make
such terms a. viii insure their Immediate
IL is me OF the most important
proJscts Of the day, and we hope win be
carried out"
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A FRIEND INDEED

The eminent testimony like Hon. J. ".
H~ARooURT, Of AE5aay, ". y in favor Of
DR.. g. B. Smiths "ELECrR1C on" place
it high in the rank Of well known medi-
cal discoveries. Each one who tastes it
adds but another cheerful admirer of its
merits. When alady's GATHERED BREAST
is instantly relieved and speedily absorbed
away, she. kn0lgsIt. No imagination there.
If SICK HEADACHE be entirely cured in
20 minutes, the suffering patient ka0lgs it.
DEAFNESS is cured in ? to 3 days. II a
FEIoN $50 painfully be at once quieted, the
party sleeping with comparative comfort,
SAVING the bone and not leaving a scar, be
or she kaoUs it.
The excruciating sgOny Of a BURN is
instantly relieved at almost no cost.
The CALLING excrescence known as
Corns, Bunions, ETC., is at once uditigsted,
and they vanisb.
GLANDULAR ENLAReENENTs are re-
duced, Assesses and painful a~brasions
are soon no more trouble thar a little
scratch of the cuticle, when a applies
(tEs g~snains) DR.. SMITHS ELECTRIC
on" which is unlike any other Pharma-
eeuticaI Preparation.
FOR deafness it may be relied on, and
soc viii be the cost, while Specialists
win manipulate for $50 90 to 500 90 in
advance, after leaving the patient worse.
The prevailing disease called PILES is
efectuaIy relieved, etc.
Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER, the MOTT
eminent Druggists and Chemists Of Bos-
ton, say: ave have sold a large quantity
Of DIR. SMITHS ELECTRIC on which
is spoken Of with unqualified praise.
Good reports from every bottle.
WEEKS q POTTER,
wholesale Druggists, I54 Washington
street, Boston,
Some of the best dealers, IKE PtTseU,
Jadd d CO., Richmond, Va, H. II. HAY
Z Co, Portland, Lymans & Co., Mon
real, Balch & Son, Providence, George
Morton & Co., Halifax, Fuller, Finch
Z Fuller, Chicago, and others have sold
more than sI0O a day.
c. c. WARD & BRO,
Agents, Memphis.
Sold everywhere by all frst-class
iruggists.
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sDeodote and the revival Of r-ecolleotions
Of auld lang syns, as we drank, and
talked and fought old battles DER. 1t was
In "the wee sma' hours ayant the tWsl'
when We bid the Warm-hsarted Andy good
night, and even then I've could not part,
bus paced the silent streets in animated
conversation until four O'Clock found US
in French market, whore we took our
morning cup Of cafe Boir and reluctantly
parted. As g proof Of the kindly feeling
that existed in these mems hearts for
each other, I may sdd the relation Of an
incident at parting. Dixon WIS the FIRST
to 20 away, shakingshands with all, and
last with Jim Charles, leaving 10 his hand,
as he did so, q dollar. Charles held 1t up
tOwerdsus and his voice shook with emo
ton as be said:
"sEE WHAT THAI GOOD ELLow has
DoNEl'
and with q touch Of the pride of comedy
days, he added: "But / am not without
money; l am better of than he thinks,
and I win find him tomorrow and return
the money; Till then, let him feel IS a
man ought TO feel who has done q kindly
action"
Il was our last adieu-We never met
sgsini That sweet, spring, stsr-lit night
in New Orleans; that chance nesting;
those too swift hours; that morning part
AAEa AaFb ever HAALu GcA4aAnuA ADHBlN
grated in my memory. As I write I do
not remember it; / GVe IL over again. i
see those kindly coUntenances-I hear
those voices, CHEEKY with the happy
element Of theuneXpected meeting; their
animated faces, their mOmentary silence,
rs they hsaved a sigh to the memory of
some old friend ''gone over the river
their burst of laughter when some Old
Witticism was remembered and told Once
more before it sunk into endless oblivion
the generous glance of the barkeeper,
Andy, as he sympathised with every
touch OfemOtiOn, -andlaughed response to
every mirthful expression they are ali
before mel Tins thought of that night
has become q sacred one, for since their
death has ssn0tided it by moving down
with hsllOwed scythes those who we're my
companions. They had been thOuRhtless
in their lives, but not wicked they re-
veTed virtue and we're not ~insensible to
those pure truths that are talked of in
little church round the corner" But
the curtain must fall upon my treasured
seene-my recital of it may not "poiut q
moral, " but it might 'sdOrn a tale"
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II OOESL ateiy occupied by Aessrs. Beach
II SuuEerlauG as sewing machine rooms
over store Isl Main street Apply 70
zen John LILLY.
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CuARLEs EEEuALL
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Pursuant to an order Of sale made In
the case Of J. ID. Willett q Co. VS.. J.. H.
Quinn, now pending in the First Circuit
Court Of shelby county, 1 will, on Mon
day, January 30, 1871, offer st public sale,
TO the highest bidder, the stock Of wines,
liquors, bar-roOm stores and bar fixtures
now contained in The saloon No. IA JEFF
ferson strRst, between Main and Front
streets; also, a lease Of said premises,
comprising the entire building and hav-
ing about three years to run-all Of the
above property having been levied upon
as the property of said j. II. Quinn.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By GEO. r. POWELL, Dep'y Sheriff.
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LOCAL NEWS

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
-Storsge-A. NJ. StOddard & Co.'s.
-AuctiOneers, A. NJ. StOddard & Co.
Show cases, A, NJ. Stoddsrd Il Co.
Furniture, A. NJ. Stoddsrd & Co.
Mattresses, A. NJ. Stoddsrd q Co.
w. Z. Hitchsu's school, 3O3 Third st,
j. J. Suter, Furniture, 2s2 Second st.
Colds and silver plating at AZ Monroe st
Photographs, $500 per doz. and three
beautiful gems SOC. Armstrong;, I'll Main
The DAILY APPEAL, five cents per
COPY, can be had Of ali neWsmen In the
city,
Fine lunch spread daily at Hole in the
Wall. Don't fail to call on George, No. 10
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel
VIII. MansfOrd, at his book and peri
odical store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had of all the neWsmen in the
3ity-Joe Locke, on Main street, Mans
-ort, on Second, and Emmons q Son, on
Jefferson street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-30
RlVER NEWS.
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