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A TRAIN ON THE TRACK
It is Bound for Msmphis-.is Wonderful
Freight All to be DISCHARGED Here.

One ofthe most remarkable compounds
OF shreWduess and sublime folly, of wit
and wisdom and "hyperbOlicsl" and dia-
o0hcal nonsense, of impudencs and luck,
OF madness and sanity, of terse, eloquent
expressions and heterogeneous nonsense.
OF courage that never falters and Of ca
paclty for any task, is the remarkable
gentleman who announces himself a can
didate for the Presidency. We do not
refer to Mrs. Victoria Woodruff. or &c the
enemlnate Scheiffers, who crowns Mem
phls with the honor, for the first
time, of presenting an aspirant for
the lofty position. Neither Of
these, nor the smooth elOcutionist,
Sumner, whose WOmanly instincts are
wonderful, though be often wears
breeches-it is Of none of these that we
spesk. In fact, there is but one man liv-
ing whose virtues and faults, wisdom,
wit and eccentricities make him the en-
bOdiment of all the physical and inteuec-
tusl prOpulsiTe forces of the nineteenth
century. George Francis Train was born
Of an earthquake; his sire was the light
ning's flash; the stars were his swaddIing
clothes; be was rocked in the trough Of
the oceans waves; grew by sbscrp-
tion from all the forces Of ma
ture, and was developed in perfect
manhood by the genius Of Fsniauism and
the revolutionary hasCO in France. Full
to bursting of all, these Extraordinary
elements or power drawn from all these
extraordinary sources, this extraordinary
man sends the following dispatch:
EVANSVILLE, IND March Il, 1871.
Peter Tracey, Esq-Wiu be in Memphis
on Tuesday, 4th OF April, and will deliver
q series Of lectures.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN,
The next President Of the United States"
Seriously Mr.. Train is a terse, YigOr-
GUS, eloquent speaker; q gentleman of in
Unite VIII and humOr; al orator who often
achieves the sublimest tasks of oratory,
and an original thinker, whose lectures
will attract and delight a multitude Of
DeODIa.
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TRADE.
How to Secure Tits Valve.

The necessity for the establishment of
a line of packets from Memphis to Shreve-
port becomes imperative. If we are to
maintain the ocean line Of steamers from
Norfolk which furnish Shreveport and
NiCksburg the shortest and cheapest
route to Liverpool, there is no escaping
this necessity.
There were something over one hun
dTed and tICeRty thousand bales of cotton
weighed and marked at the Shreveport
warehouses last season, and the crop of
the present year bids fair to exceed that
or the last. The Southern Pacific railroad,
with only nlty-siX miles running west Of
Shreveport, moved fOrty-f0Ur thousand
bales OF cotton from the LIST daV Of Sep
tember, 1869, TO the 4th of April, 1870.
This road is o built TO Long view, Up
shur county, Texas, a distance of sixty
seven miles from Shreveport, and the
Southern Pacific bill makes Marshal,
Texas, the beginning point for the great
southern road on or near the line 30 so.
This, with the road finished from Nicks-
burg to Shreveport, will give direct rail-
rosd communication from the East and
North via Vicksburg and Memphis.
There is o a line of steamers plying
between Shreveport and s.. Louis, doing
a profitable business, and another lust
established between Cincinnati aud the
former city, the Edinburg being now on
her second trip South. Louisville papsrs
say that hat city will put one or two
boats in the same trade. Memphis, with
her important railroad communications,
can successfully compete with either of
these cities.
Mr.. Richardson, of East Texas, informs
us thai there is not a cotton press in Mar
shall, Jefferson or Shreveport, and tina
such an investment properly manage
would be g fortune. He further states
that much of the land within ten miles
north and south of the Southern Pacific
railroad line can now be had at three to
five dollars per acre in coin, and the best
of it within five to eight miles, can be
had at ten dollars per acre in Harrison
and Upshur counties.
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ELEVATORS.
Our GommissI0Bsrs-What Shsuld be the
Policy Of ths City In the Matter.

Editors AppedL-Can we exchange a
word or so without giving offense in be-
half of q Memphis improvement? Mem
phis and all her various interests, cOnnec-
lions, etc, ever should be guarded with
undated Watchfulness. May I ask the
object Of this parade en- HIdsSe to st.
Louis by our city servsnts-presuming
1t means business. No evidence Of charges
on the bill of fare, for the round trip,
leaves the impression that something
good is in store for somebody. We cam
not but trust that the worthy guest
commissioner In this matter are wide
awake and 90 fully empowered to be ele-
Udted to the top round of q St. Louis ma
chine. We look to their return with
an interest equaling that of our San
Domingo enterprise. This elevator cues
ton is OF vital interest to a st. Louis cor
pOrstiOn, which should be generally
known among our merchants, and by all
means put through without delay, grant
ing them exclusive privileges and fran
chise-remembering always that they
have done much, the past season or so,
to enrich Front Row, jObbers, bankers,
real estate owners, transportation lines,
baggage companies, etc.
We are friends and advocates for imme-
date structure of elevators, and, at the
time, a common connection OF all
railroads terminating at Memphis. Let
US have an easy, quick transit for all COM
mercisl purchases. Extend your open
to the moving masses, the travelling
public, their merchandise and everything
connected Herewith. Offer every induce
ment to facilitate their intercourse via
and through your city.
A pr per interest manifested in behalf
Of this question by our business men will
rapidly increase tenfOld every interest
surrounding Our besutiful city. By all
build the elevator, make railroad
connections through your city but re-
member, be wise, and build them your
selves. Never surrender this franchise to
q corporation outside of your own city.
prompt action, in this matter.
ELEVATOR,
Memphis. March 20. 1871.
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C~9MRISSI0HER's SALE.

No. Iss. Equity Doeket.-m the Circult Courr
afthe United states for the District OF West
Tennessee II J. White VS.. James %. Ellis
and e. N. woodward.
IN ~Dnuruance OF q decree reudereI I'm the
above ssTled cause, On the 1Zd DAY Of De-
Cember, Is7J, 1 VI as COMMISSIONS APP
pointed By the Court on the 18TH L1v uE
March. 1871. az uCou5 on the premises. sell. TO
the highest bidder, the following described
cerfsin t-aet. pie.se OF parcel Of land size
uate. lying and being Ia D. county OF Tiu-
Ton. state or Tennessee on the waters OF the
Mississippi river, with mstas and luu as
follows. t0-wlt= Beginning at q DIN on the
Mississippi river, Planners northeast clruGrs
thence south with Palmer's iIue "a poIe-- to
snsslIa1Sse 5o tasnee eS5ss 10 8ssa u
Of the Mississippi river ECenc5 In a vest
Wardly direction with me OF the
Mississippi river, 10 the point Of 1~egl1uluEs
Coward to James o. Ellsr and described In
said deed OF conveyance 4 contain ugr by
with the engines, boilers ana al other dE-
lures and apparatus and tuLuEs, lying and
being situated on said tract OfIaud, used
In the dlstuloElQn or spllluous Liquors and
described as follows, ro-Wit. Two Goub-e-dus
boilers, twenty feet long. forty inches diane
ter crate, DaIsi etc. one engine, teu-lucL
cylinder, twenty feet stroke with everything
70 make 10 complete. one main SHAFT dv-
wheel and puLleys, AMI all other slaELuE
aooutLns mill hddistule-E one p6lrtllrrT-
sL1-4ucA stones TOT sr-LllGEr WIN gearing
betting. etc. Ous nasl rubf one worm tub
and worm One cold water tuDf one 1lEl-
wine tub ore LoWELue tub SIX beer
tubs Ons under or beer sink two re-
celVlng lGB gr casterDsi Two yeast tubs
TOUR yeast cans draw and -4lca ana
high and low wine pumps platform aul
beam scales, and al the pipes, valves COCKS
betting used about the dlstlleryi o-ecEsu-ll
and carpenter and other tools and Lsrrl-
ments about the premises.
Said properly win be sold on credit OF six
months; the purchaser CD give note, with app
proved personal security, bearing interest
from date. for the purchase money -aLuaLal
retained on the property as additional Be-
curlty for the payment or the purchase
money.
The equity Of redemption IS barred, and
the purchaser. on complyiug with bis u-lr
VIII be placed Ia immediate possession
81. Clay king
Special Commissioner.
Memphis. March g. XII ms
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Attachment H0tiCs.

y. H. NeSDlLE vs.. h. Is. rope.
A TrAUHMENT having been issued by me
~ in the above cause, on the ground that
the defendant is g nonresident OF the STATE
of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process 1l
law cannot be served upon him. and the
same having been returned by the proper Of
hCer, levied, etc.
The defendant VII take NOTES that This
cause Is SCI for trial on Saturday. the 18th day
OF April, 1871, at ZO'llOck pm.r before me- a
Justice OF the Peace torS1eluv couuLy. az my
Ofdce. in Memphis, 18th Civil District fsIel
by Ounty when and Wlare the defendant
can appear andfefeud said suIr, or The same
viii be proceeded with eLparte- I'd 30 isl FUR
Their ordered thai this uoIlcs be published In
the Daily Appeal once a week Tor four o
B~eCutive weeks
NM "A. MOORE. InstIca Paa.a.
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n0n-RasldanI nnflea-

No. 2e.-ln the Second Chsncery Court a
shelby county Tennessee.-Ch9rles Win.
pie and others vs.. A. Reid and others.
T appearing from the bill duly sworn n
II In this cause thRt the defendants 81 nj
harris, X. I. IoriRn, w. s. MCRae, q. w.
Mckaes Mrs. Mary Enheld Hopkins. Ns1v
II Hopkins, Susan ]. Hopkins and Blanche
Hopkins are each and al Of them nOn-rssE
dents OF the State OF Tennessee.
It Is therefore ordered, That thew mahs
thelr appearance herein, az the courf-
house Of theSecond Chencery Court OF Shelby
county, IN tne CITY of Memphis, Tenn, on or
answer OF demur to complafnanfss
bill, or the same VIII be taken for confessed
Is 70 Lnem, and set for bearing sxparts, and
2 q copy OF this order be published once a
WEEK ior Tour Successive weeks, Ia the Mem
A cOpy-Rttest: mhs
M d. STEWART, Clerk and Master,
II, Clay King, Sol lor Complainant.
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WHO MUST PAY TAxEs7
An Important Decision in an Agreed Case.

An Important UeGisIOH in an agreed Case,
Every salaried gentleman of the city,
and every laborer and professional man, is
interested 1 n the law and facts of the suit
determined yesterday, between E. W.
Sawyer, dentist, who appeared in Judge
Halsey's court as plaintiff, vs.. J. Harvey
Msthes, TaX-COllectOr on Privileges for
the State and county, defendant. The
proceedings were had on certiOTdri and
StlpeTSedeGS to qussh a distress warrant
issued by the Tsx-COllector. The pro-
ceeding determines the right of the Tax
Collector on Privileges to assess and col
lect a privilege tax upon all physicians,
surgeons and dentists whose income eE-
ceeded eleUea hundred dollars per snnum,
under an act Of the Legislature, passed
in 1878, and in which the point
at issue, was, whether the tax applied to
8 party whose income did not eTeeed the
sum Of Sll0), after dedBctiRg all the ne
cessary expenses of his said business. The
State ~COntending that the tax applied to
all whose gross income was over SllO0, and
the petitioner that he WAS entitled to de-
duct ell his business expenses, such as
rent, cost of dental material, salary of an
assistant, etc, etc. After very elaborate
and sble argument by W. W. Mcdowell,
County Attorney for the State, and George
Gillian, for the petitioner, the Court, in an
able and exhaustive opinion, qusshed the
distress warrant, thus settling, finally, q
most perplexing question, in which many
OF our citizens are directly interested.
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- FIrrINa. - seeond -.
LAST WEEK Of the Clearing Sale.
WALKER BROS. g. co.

4 DIALOGUE IN WALL STREET.-lt is
a vulgar error 10 suppose that the
n1bft1ss OF Wall street converse about
nothing bus stocks aud gold. Sometimes
they ak about their health; and they
all seem 70 have one trouble" bilious
ness. The wear and tear Of speculation
Invariably tells upon the liver.
How do you think Im lOok1ngg
Faid a well known " Bull" 20 a friend In
the Long Room a few days after the late
Fmash-up In gold; Do I look panic
suruckg'
"No; by Jovel" was the reply; "you
look in trim TO fight for 2 msn'B life.
Never saw you looking better"
Let me tell you a secret, my boy"
returned che great operator; 81 drink no
wine, no brandy, no har-roOm stimulant
OF any kind; but I just keep my stamina
up with an occasional dose Of Plantation
Blttsrs and if yOu'u do me the favor to
try 10 fOrthat bile on the stomach you're
always complaining Of IN furnish the
margin for your next spec. II it doesn't
Eur YOU"
The gentleman referred to THE initial
Of whose Christian name is not very far
from the end OF the alphRbet) has un-
bounded confidence in the restorative;
aud his bright eye, firm nerves anC won
dsTful powers Of endurance, prove that it
ia well founded.
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EXTRAORDINARY EVENT.
Monarchy and the ksb.

The st. Andrews and st. Georges So
cietIes of New York will have a banquet
to-day in honor of the nuptisls OF Princess
Louise and Marquis Lorne. Duncan
MRcLean will spread a feast to-day at the
Bay Horse, in honor OF this union of roy
atty and Of the people. Go to-day at IL
O'Clock and witness the curious csrsmO-
mails. Dur dispatches this morning tell
what resulted from the marriage yester-
day in England.
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Attachment HOliCs.

No. 100 A. DIN the Second Circuit Court Of
shelby CO1nfy. Tsun--Jau55 j. Haven q
Co. VS. Tuom1s r. Parrish, member OF Els
firm OF Uric g. Parrish
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 500 Of the Code and
returned into court, levied upon the zeal =-
tate of defendant. 10 aHdlTLr having been
made that the defendant. Thomas F. Parrish
is indebted to plalutlu IN the suu of e4a p
with interest from March 81. ls-s- by promise
ry note, and that the defendant. Thomas D.
uessee-
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein before the Judge
OTtne Second Circuit C0lTE OF >LCl1y County
Tennessee, on b third Monday lu May next
and defend said attachment suit within the
tfu e prescribed 0y laW, or the sane viii be-
proceeded with eEparres and that a copy Of
this order be published once n week, for four
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
Done at ohce, this Attn day OF March I-7L-
i. ID. BOYLE CLERK.
By W. LEWIS WHAETOE, Deputy CLERK.
NJ. 7. " ulamsonr Lewis Is Craig attorneys
fnr nIaGnrTH mHn
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MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD
Notice to Passengers.

Commencing to-day, 2lst inst, trains on
this road will run on regular schedule
time-lsaving Memphis at AIS am. and
1:45 p.m.-msking regular through con-
neotions a. heretofore.
The time to New York is twelve hours
quicker than by any competing route
arOm Memphis.
Baggage checked through.
JAMES SPEED.
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twenty-five TRANSATLANTIC and Ma
tiOnal Star Artists.

Rsad the bills. Prominent among It's Trans
Atlantic Stars are SebRstiDe Q~uagliani; sig
nor Faranta, the BODeless Cis-AlpineC ontor-
ZIONIST; Master Romero, the Cham zion Flor.
entine Equestrian Stsnofdta QuaEifanL. the
Sig or Gtbbcns- In addition to the above A.
alarge auxiliary I0Tc8Of hrst-clags Tumhia-e
and General Performers
Remember the day ard hour OF exhibition
PERFORMANCES commences ed 2 and z
o'clock pm.
years, 50 centB, SbiS
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FOR A RIVER.
For AFkansas RIVsr-HemphIs and AFksn.
sas River Packet co... S. Nail.

THE elegant Passenger Packets or this Line
Il leave Memphis for all points on Arkan-
sas river, as follows: Steamer MARY BOYD,
Hsfnss, master; Every Monday, At 5 pm.
steamer 81. ALLEN, WOODBURY. master.
Oh steamer DARDANELLE, Berry, master
Every Wednesday at 5 pm. steamer PAT
CLEBURNE, P~rttchards MASTER Every FRI
day, at 5 pm.
The boat that leaves Memphis on Wednes-
DAYS goes through to Fort smith The boats
that leave Memphis on Mondays and Fridays
oOnnec 81 Little Rock with q H~ght-drGught
boats for Fort smith, u with stsges for Hot
Springs, Camden, ArkadelphiR and Wash
imEtOn. All the boats OF this line haV-
ing been built expressly for the traste,
possess superior accommodation for pa g.
s6ngers and unsurpassed facilities for tram
porting ueighF 10 al points on the Al
kansas river without detention, &c any stag e
OF water.
Freights consigned TO this company -
Memphis or MOuth OF White river, win be
forwarded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer. I'D. ADAMS President
". q. PATTESON, AGENT No. Madison sLr
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CredHors Notice

No. na. r. DIN the Second Chanesy C1ur.
Of Ehslby county, IeunL a. d.
Shore. adminissragor OF y b anore, ua-
ceased. W. John b shore co a.
A order of publication Tor creditors % de
a their claims herein having been made
Nor5rs Is therefore hereby given. 70 an peg
a0na HAVING G aims AGAINST Che estate of r 81
nE0-s deeeased, TO come forward and eErLlE
frsfr damauds eul have rnamseiVes me4a
narffss 10 complaiuGuEs BILL. I'm the maUlar
nreserIbed By law, on or before the EE1 uaF
81 April, 1871 or the same Wiz be forever
barred
Thls March 10, 1871.
n. ID. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master
John scmarFtuss SOL for CON- m1l
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Thursday, Hsrch 30, 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wLts Two adjoining ua9-- OF
parcels OF land. each OF one hundred acres
both lying lurne county OF shelby alL STATE
OF Tennessee; the FIRST or WlLeE was CrU-
veyed to Jane Suithol the Ll-I ClT Of March.
record In the Registers once OF SAID county.
describing the said tract Of land SIS folio
Beginning at a sraEe- thence south east
. links 70 a red q market u. g. george .L.
GihEon's northeast corEer.r theme mort. "
chains, % a stake, thence north 10 vest l
Inks, 70 a hickory marked JIG Themes west
~ chains 70 STAKE Nul---e- person north
east COrnerls thence south with his .l- +.
chains, TO a stake thence north west al
inks, TO q pest Uzk marEef r.. r.. .-alL Per-
sons southeast corner. Ou g.. 81. Elraa- 81
laud)i tnenC5 east with said line 2. --sa- 10
the BEGINNING
And the other OF the said one band red acre
smith by one A. A-SILA - -e- or
March zIrh. L-4Ts also al|g registered 10 the
said RagTstarfz oH= In which the said EaH.
Is described as allows Beg ming al stake
OGedFge N GibsOn.s 1ortLW 20 corner on the
west boundary line o. said E-aut7 thence
north with the said line 5l chains 20 a stake
lame Smiths uorLlE--t c-rler| thence
south with her line 5UcEaLus 20 azLsEa rIeuCa
north s. west 80 IfHEs--O "a post oak marked o.
SAID line % chains, % .l- a~-sLll4lE leLlz
part or the land OF the heirs OF ELclHrl AL
g64 acre tract Wllrn l- "a psIl0t Llz M--
liam Brown grant No -.HsT.
TEENS OF HALE.-Ju "a credit OF six end
twelve mOEtbsi purchaser eLecuLlE notes
with approved security bearing interest.
equity OF redemption barred.
This March etn, 1871
M. ID. L STEWART Clerk and Master.
II. HUTCHINSON. Sol for CON- W.e
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Ssooad Circuit Court-HaIssv, Iudgs.

The case Of Madden VS. Joyce occupied
the court all day yesterday, and will be
resumed this morning. The calendar AS
heretofore announced remains the same.
The calendar of cases under Hon. Francis
ID, Stockton, Special Judge of this court,
remains the same, with No. 1882, German
Savings Institution VS. Nathan, addi-
tiOnsl, the cOurJ being occupied in hear
ing argument of Besties & Co. and others
VS. Benas yesterday, and said argument
viii be raaumal thia mnrninR-
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LOCAL NEWs
-Leddln's College.

-II-IIT. ||-|L|I
Attend Robertson's College.
Tom Cubbins, bricklayer, "a Main.
w. =. Mitchel1s school, sos Third st.
J. J. suUer, Furniture, 2S2 Second st.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
D can be hsd OF all neWsmen in the
city.
Fine lunch spread daily at Hol8in the
Wall. Don't fail 10 cali on George, No. l9
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel
Will Mansford, Al his book and peri
nlicsl store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
san be had Of all the usWsmen In the
rtv-Joe Locke, on Main street, Mans
lord, on Second, and Emmons & Son, on
Lanaraun gLraeL.
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TOWING AND JOBBING BOAT.

The Memphis TowbOat-Ths steamer LITTLE
ALPS, W. ". MainEauLt, Master
THE ToWbOat Little Alps s-@M
prepared 90 al times to dOE
ug and iObbinE at the very lowest rates
orr, 81 LETT at A. Karr's bookstore. on levee.
Deor loot Of Jefferson street, with Biglsy.
WaIle1 sh & Co., or on board the boat, viii he
Dr0un thy attended TO.
JOHN TENT, Propulsion.
mil At Williams a Co.'S SawmfU
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EOLD CROSS Yesterday afternoon, q gold
q rr1-E. set in diamonds, supposed 20 haze
been lost on Court street. between Fourth
and Third. or ON Jefferson street, between
ward VIII be paid for It's delivery at this
ONCE. mnA
A FOSEY-Yesserdsy, on the street, two one
vi hundred dollar national bank bills one
OF them with q patch across the hack. A lib
rral reward viii be paid for their recovery al
rrIa 0fIra. GEORGE McGREGDR.
HHAIN-A gold watch chain on saturday
4 evening March 18Th. The finder viii be
literally rewarded by returning the same 10
rHfr rHH-a mhIA
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Louisville and New Orleans Packet COMPANY
For Cairo and LOUISVILLE
P. W. STRADER- Albert stein, master
This elegant and dset passenger g..
steamer viii leave as above :
BIS DAY I'D inst, AZ pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & 90, Agents.,
mh22 M0sbv Block. 9O4 'front.' Row.
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jos LOCKE received last night, by
Especial dug-out," Frank Leslis's Msgs-
zine, Scribner, Galaxy, and Lippineott for
a pril, Wsvsrloy, Chimney Corner and all
The latest papers.
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THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ORGANS
A large assortment of Estey's, LOring &
Blake's and George Woods. Church and
Psrlor Organs sold on easy terms, at "a
Second street.
H. G. HOLLENBERG,
Agent for Chickering's Pianos.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
For white, Lutte Red and Black Rivers.
For POcahontRs and all Way Points on Little
Red and Black RtverS-The steamer
b. Smith, master
This elegant steamer will leave -
positively as above On
THURSDAY, I'D inst, at pm.
Apply on board or TO
VINsON & WATTS. Agents,
mh21 No, 8 Promenade street.