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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-18
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-18
FOR SALE.


EOR SALE.-THREE HOUSES AND LOTS
II in the Sixth District. Peters avenue, be-
tween Green and st. George streets. Price, $3.50
each; 300 cash. balance payable monthly, at one,
two and three years. Apply to
N. H. THOMAS,
iell Ct cod No. 30 Carondelet street
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oeN10SusD on lyoHyE PAo1I
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ATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

THE KU-KLUx COMMITTEE TESTIMONY
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CUBA ASPHALT AS A vARNIsH.

1t may readily be prepared so as to con-
stitute valuable and indestructible coat
ing for water-tight tanks and tubes of iron,
wood or other material employed in convey
ing gas, water, etc, and for many other
purposes of like nature
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DEATH OF G. L. VALLANDIGHAM

ENTRY AT BERLIN
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oENERAL AME 4. cLANToN.
A Tribute - HIS MsuaSFy FrOm One
who Knew and LSVed Kim.

Editors AppsGI-The resent fatal array
that resulted IN the death Of General
James 81. Clanton, at Knoxville, Tenn,
is q Of the saddest events Of all. Gen
ersl Jim Clanton was = brave, fearless,
good man he resisted the eucroach-
ments Of Radicalism in Alabama success-
fully, and notwithstanding the action Of
the government In forcing upon the pso-
pie q a inimieal constitution, he still re-
sisted, and through energy and hts fear
less actions be complstely regenerated the
State. II there was one man living In the
Gulf States whose memory should be
commemorsted, and who should be cred
tied for stemming the tide OfRadicalism,
It was General J. n Clanton. The writer
knew him well In the war and out Of Il;
knew him to be generous, good, kind and
brave; his faults were nOt great, though
he was not without human frailtiss; but
with all the good traits Of this great maj
he should be commended for his purity of
character and his promptness TO resent
An insult, and to fearlsssly and firmly
uphold any that he sspoused.. The
writer was his friend. bis admirsr, and
worshiped him for his goodness and pu-
rity-knew him In the many personal
difficulties that were forced upon him
since the war, when he was unfolding
snd trying to forward the interests of the
Democratic party OF the South, bat never
knew him one to fail to promptly meet
bis antagonist. In the death OF General
Jim C~lsnton, Alabama loses one of her
best men, the South q fearless protector,
and southern society an ornament.
ALABAMA.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At q called meeting Of the Board Of
Aldermen Of the city Of Memphis, on
Wednesday, September q, 1871, present
Hon. Thos Moffst, acting Mayor; Messrs
Mallon, Cartwright, Hoist, Mccall. Cical
Ia, Belts and Pendsrgrsst, Aldermen.
A quorum bstng announced, in the alb
sence OF b regular President, Alderman
Belts was called TO the chair, etc when
he took his seat, called the members pres
ent to order, and had she roll Of Aldermen
called.
Thereupon the Board received an fnvf-
tation from the Common Council to meet
them in their Council chamber, for the
purpose Of consultation in Joint council
on matters of general interest TO the city,
expected to be presented for considera-
ton by his honor ths Mayor, which they
complied with.
A message from his honor the acting
Mayor; q communication from the Chief
of Police; ajoint report and accompany
ing contract, etc, from Elevator Commit
tee; q report from the Landing Commit
tee touching the grading and paving o.
the wharf contiguous to the river brink
For particulars see published proceedings
Of Common Council, where the whole will
be found at length.
A motion and accompanying resolution
in relation to the grading snd paving Of
the public landing, etc for particulars
see published proceedings Of Common
Council.
When on motion the Board adjourned to
the next regular meeting.
L. R. RICHARDS,
City Register.
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1871; referred TO improvement Commit
tee by Council 8eptsmbsr a, 1871.
By Alderman MoCall-That the City
Engineer be instructed TO Withdraw that
portion of the work advertised for laying
south Of where the rosk is now taken up.
and substitute work further north on the
levee.
By Alderman Mallon-That central
landing be made Immediately suitable
for q steamboat landing, and that the City
Engineer be instructed and empowered
to contract for the necessary labor to have
the said grading Of central landing COM
pleted In the next twenty days from the
day hereof.
Referred 70 Improvement COMMITTEES
BY the Board Of Aldermen, September n,
1s71; concurred in by Council September
a.. 1871.
T~hereupon, Councilman Bzchman, IN
consequence Of sickness at the time, asked
to rave the hnes imposed against him for
non-attendsnce, RENTED. Prayer granted.
The chairman then ordered tina q fine
Of US be entered and charged upon the
account books of the city against all nom
attending members of the council at the
present meeting of eouncilmen.
Walsh, Signiago, Twohig, JeDnette,
Schabell and Smith, Councilman Gent, In
consequence Of sickness, having been ex-
cused, when, on motion, the Council ad
journed to the next regular nesting.
L. r. RICHARDS,
CitV Register.
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TAXATION On LINcoLN COUNTY.

A correspondent, writing from Lincoln
county, states that = meeting Of the peo-
pie OF that county viii be held in~structing
their Representatives IN the Legislature to
insist on the reduction of the rate Of taxa
ton to twenty cents On the hundred dol
lars.
Grain crops in Lincoln, 3 everywhere
In Casters Tennessee, have utterly failed.
A few days ago the tax-cOllector fixed a
place and time for the taxpayers Of one of
the richest districts of Lincoln to meet
and settle with him. Only one citizen sp-
peared. The people hsVs no SOney, and
cannot pay. They can hardly live. Money
is worth from two to i've per cent, per
month, Our correspondent says that un-
less public burdens be lessened the people
will be utterly ruined. From all quarters
we hsvs letters urging US TO insist en- the
reduction of the State tax. Each CORES
pendent says that he would psy II he
could, and however fraudulent the prsc-
tees to which bondholders and So called
railroad builders resorted to secure State
bonds, that these must be ultimately
paid. Just now the payment Of interest
sccruing or over due In not to be thought
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COLONEL.

As nature dons her suit-BroNs dye,
And changes from fresh vernal,"
Wen bury the year-desr Local, try
And help Us bury Colonel.
IT'S " Colonel /" here, Ills Colonel" there,
TITS COlonel-oh, Internal
Are the pangs We pTivs6es bear
Let's drop tn eternal Colonel.
We've met them south, we've met them
north,
IT'S worse han an blister
Let's try and make zach honest mind
Feel proud Of Mr.. Mister.
A regiment from my old town,
Went forth Ia proud array, sir;
They were nine hundred men in all,
And looked well in their gray, air.
They struggled long, they struggled well,
Their tolls they were eternal;
There's sixteen left know them all
And every ones q Colonel.
Now, COL Is clean played out,
And. in your noble journal,
Just Mr.. me sAd we'll all agree
That he who wants the OBJ, must show
his commission, and be properly regis
tered by
THE HEAD CWNTHR.
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CITY.
letter Prom q We1-knOWn Civil I'm,
gtoeer Resident tn Mississippi.

The following, nom Mr.. Hewson, the
weQ-knoWn civil engineer, will be inter.
esting to those Of our readers who have
invested, or who contemplate investing,
in Ida City lots:
FRIAR's POINT, Mes, Sept. rs, 1871,
To Hon. Jacob Thompson and Colonel j..
n. Powell:
Genaemea-ou q recent trip north for
my health, having been in Brooklyn, L.
/. l took occasion to visit your embryo
"City OF Ida" DC was not very far Off
with q view TO seeing before purchasing:
and according to your request, present
my views IN connection wish It's suitable
ity Is : site for a city. About thirty-six
miles from the city Of New York, on the
Long Island railroad, situAtsd on 8 pls
tssu of small scrub q and pine land, ell
evsted about forty feet above tide-watsr,
gently rolling and elegantly suited for
drainage purposes; Fixed high and dry
above all miasmatic Influences, and sub
ject to the healthy atmosphere of a eli
mate whose extremes are tempered with
mountain air and 3 delightful sea breeze-
the site Of the intended City Of Ida may
be seen.
The soil, 1 wssanformed by farmers liy-
ing in the neighbOrhood, IL a good average
for farming purposes, having. ss 1 OBJ
served, adepsh apparently OF from three
TO six inches Of q good vegetable mould,
the underlying stratum being most gem
orally Of q coarse, grsvelly character.
AS a speculation, I believe your city
lots 10 be q good one. Energy and enter
prise can make or build up a large town
or city on the position. All It lacks
Is the efort-put forth the effort and
the desired result win un-questionably
follow. A. T. Stewards city Of Breslsu,
thirty miles from New York, on the
south side rsilrosd, and about six miles
from Ids, with q population OF several
thousand, was two years ago in the
woods.
The spare ground on Manhattan Island
is being rapidly built on, and New York
can spread no further. BROOKLYN, VII
lismsburg, HOboken, Jersey City, etc,
are being filed uptO the utmost capacity
Of their horse railroads, IN accommoda-
ting the business men and women whose
dOmicils they are. The ferries, in some
instances, are not now considered sum
Gent for the stssdily increasing popula-
ton. ard bridges sre being constructed,
spanning Est river, TO aid the moving
masses In an easy transit to their homes
Tee steam engine Is also brought into re-
QUESTION in the great work of transport
the mechanic from his Workshop to
more distant, but cheaper and heslthier
homes in b country. And thus cities
are springing up in every direction, with
in easy access, st distances of nom one to
two hours ride on the cars.
Very respectfully, WIN. HEWSON,
@. E. and Surveyor,
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It would give US pleasure could We
chronicle the fact that the river was rising
and business lively; bat such IL not the
case; the river fell here three inches yes
terday and there Is still q further decline
in the upper rivers. The Ohio took bulges
3 few days ago, but resulted only in hold
ing the river at this point stationary for =
dBy or Dc.
We notice the steamer Judge Wheeler,
which. It will be remembered, blew up
some time $50, is In the dry dock and
being rebuilt, and Win be, when finished,
q handsome steamer She viii retain her
old name, Judge Wheeler. BY reference
- ear local s5bam1s VIII b 6zna @Fa-
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BIC rHlNa.
An Rxseuaavs Manufaeturinw nssab-
LlshmeuG

Wen directed energy and sagaeity are
as successful In building up extensive
and prosperous trade In Memphis as In
any other city IN the Union. This 10
demonstrated by the remarkable success
Of the drm OF Boyle q Chairman, book
sellers, s~tstioners, steam printers and
blank-book manufacturers, Of 279H Main
street.
It Ia little more than three years since,
with limited capital, they commenced
business, and they have now an establish
ment which IN magnitude far surpasses
any OF its kind in the South, and success
fully oompetes with those OF the North
and East in the same line Of business.
Their stock of books and stationery Il
Immense, and includes everything re-
duired for the school or counting-room.
The wholesale trade, for which their stock
Il specially adapted, is extensive and very
rapidly increasing, as the merchants OF
the interior learn that they can select in
Memphis from q stock as large and varied
as those in Louisville and Cincinnati, with
the advantage of lower freights and
prOmpter delivery of goods.
It is in the printing and blank-book
manufacture, however, that Boyle &
Chapman have achieved their greatest
success. Their manufactOry and printing
house Is 3 curious hive Of industry. Three
lmulc1hc CynuucE pEocaCeg Ouo VI WHICH II
q superb new one of Hoes manufacture,
and one of the largest and best over
turned out by that celebrated maker, are
kept constantly running by steam power.
These, together with six smaller presses,
are required TO perform the press-work.
The. amount Of work done for the sew
srsl railroad and insurance companies,
banking houses, steamboats, and mercsn-
tile establishments In Memphis and the
district tributary to It, is almost incl edi-
Bile. One contract alone that the firm has
now In hand Is the mRnufsof ure of half q
million of slmsnscs for 1872, for the great
drug house Of Mansfield q Higbee, Of this
city, and smother JOB Of printing o in
hand will require oyer six hundred thou
sand impressions. A very important
branch of their business is the msnufse-
ture of record books tor the clerks offices
of the courts Of Tennessee, Mississippi
and Arkansas, In which their trade exeels
that Of any other house. Over sixty per-
sons are employed in the various depart
ments Of this extensive establishment,
and ii is safe 70 say thst over two hundred
persons are supported by the labor it fur
nishes. We trust that we may be called
upon ere long to chronicle ths continued
progress of this snd other manufacturing
enterprises.
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CHARLEY ROWARD'S

Charley Howard, whose psrlor is the
delightful reating-plsce for fair women,
wesried by wandering among countless
shops along Main street. furnishes bis fair
guests with every delicsoy which Gull
mary art perfecrs Delicious light wines,
that Hebe would have slipped away before
she gave them to Mars, or JOve or Vulcan;
oysters that would have ersEsd q Sybsrite;
cakes that Vitsllus. the old imperial gour-
msnd, would have glosted over; coffee that
would have heightened the splendor Of
POpe's OF Dryden's dreams; cakes Of
dresmlsnd which maidens MUNICH when
golden ringlets adorn pillows of down,
and sleep brings blissful visions; all these
and countless other tempting edibles and
beverages minister to Womanis airy fan
eles and tastes at Charles Towards Par
lors, at 267 Main street.
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LOCAL NEWS.


zLsdcln's college.
Attend ESseEtson's Business College
m Cas,senz hrioklsyer, "a Main st.
-un.traExss Photographic Gallery,
No 3 i Main street.. Three faultleas gem
n,otUres for ETY. asntA
sr JosEPK's IEFnsAAHH-1n ensrge o.
she So =, corner Third ano JEFFERSON
Wna. CULLINAN, dress-maksL5 - Sc.
enc street. Irving BLOCH, 1f aaftnSf a1sn
eossss lssies 81 Msrnphis aEd vicinity.
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EnR Lease
ROOmS AND BOARD.

nWELLLNG-WfJh 81 acres OF land, on
" Bsss vsn Apply to
.s2s y. A CIGALLa. e53 snsloy street.
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PERSONAL.

Major W. E. Woodruff. IT,, fromerly
principal editor snd proprietor Of the Lit
tie Rock Gazette, is luxuriating at the
Peabody.
Colonel William Allen, Of tbs Iron
Mountain railroad; John Thompson,
Philadelphia; Major J. A. Vance, Louis
Vile; Judge Thomas Flstchsr, Arkansas,
and Colonel D. n. williams, Arkansas,
are stopping at the Peabody.
Thomas Thompson, Tvomley, Egg
land; John HoWorth, Twomley, England
Colonel George s Kinney, Nashville; q.
E. Grifith, Nashville, and E. Dubois,
New Orleans, sre stopping at the Over
ton-
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A new boat is in course Of construction
at the ship-ysrd near the dry docks, which
is designed 20 go into the business Of
Transporting freight and passengers across
the river to tbe Arkansas side for the Lit
tie Rock railroad She is being built with
the view Of doing general businsss. She
Is one hundred and thirty feet long,
twenty eight feet beam, with q five feet
bold, and it is probable she will bs named
the W. B. Greenlaw. She was drafted by
Captain Walker, the only job of the sort
shat be has done in twenty years, though
an old professional steamboat builder,
having Rtudisd the profession under the
celebrated Hszen, OF Cincinnati. She
win be very pretty thing when finished.
She will have Two boilers thirty six fset
long and forty-two inches in dismeter;
will have two engines, fifteen-inch cylin-
dsrs, four feet stroke; will be a side
wheeler, with seven feet buckets. The
diameter Of the wheels will be eighteen
feet She is building for Mr., Patterson,
the transfer sgert here for the Memphis
and Little Rock road In the event Of 3
change taking place by which the cars Of
that rOad shall be transferred 20 Memphis,
this boat will be admirably adapted to do
3 general business to and nom the land
ings convenient to Memphis. Her model
is very fine.
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sOARBERS.

nOARI EgS-A gentleman and bis wife can
10 be accommodated with . comfortable
fronl room Furnished or u~nfurn1shec) with
board, BY applying al No. IS Market -rest.
corusr OF Second A few day DOaTdeIE can
49, r. Accom- seH
NEW BOARDING HOUsE-No. s. POPLAR
IN street. Memphis, TennEEsee This house
nas been newly repaired and furnished AID
a IN every Wsy 9 dIEt-class boarding house.
Boar tnE by Gay OF week
sep9 A J.CHEEK, Proprietor
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Nrw STYLE hats At wheaton'a.
TICKETS FOR THE "FAIR DRAWING" ARE
FOR SALE

J. @. Hyrich's news depot;
Msnsford's news depot;
Joe LOcks's news depots
George Bsrgnan's cigar stand
Leubrie's cigar stand;
Byrd's ielgelry storei
Barnum's jeWelry stores
Memphis and Charleston ticket ONES.
Chris. steinkuhl's Capitol Saloon.
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TEH largest and finest selection of fash
enable Dress and Business Hats for gen
.lemen in the city are at
LEIDY & CO.'S,
80 Main street, opposite the Square.
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Ma WHTrcoHB's STRUP.-This article
A good for ali diseases incident 70 the Pc
riod OF tsething in children, and is sold
~ q oants q bottle.
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GRAND OPENING.

A new beer and wine hall will be op-
sned at No. ZIG Second street, on Monday,
by that w~ell-knoWn beer man, Mr.. J..
Bschman. The hall is being elegantly
fitted up, and when fniahsd Will be one
of the most attractive lager beer saloons
in the city. On Monday next the new
house will be opensd In grand style. a
free lunch will be spresd, and the
friends OF Mr.. Bschmsn will be in attend
Rnce. It is she intention OF the enterprls-
ing proprietor to move his lager bser e.
t~sblishment from Shelby street into the
new building. Everybody is invited to
attend. All visitors viii receive the most
polite attention at the new saloon, and
can obtain the bsst beer, the finest wines,
and pUrest cigars 20 be found in the city.
Remember the grand opening.
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ALL the Leading Standard Styles Of
Hats at Lsidy'a,
WHEATON, & Co.. The bsttsrs, 30 Main
street, sign Of The Tiger.
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SIRAYEO,


AAUI SO RE- ~ARD-One bay ms4e mule
NJ burnt On the bzcK; both ears lip Durnt
OF The above reward Tor Is relurn 10
secp n. BRADY. "a Front sweet.
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TIE place to get . No. / buggy horse,
an excellent saddle horse, q good drsy
mule OF farm stock, IN @. II. Bracket q
Co.'S, No. s2l Second street. All stock
must be as represented.
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Ma, O'TooLK, dressmsker, 1zI Linden
strest. announces TO her lady friends
thst she has resumed business, and would
be pleased 70 have them give her z
Ill
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The cheapest and best Dyeing and
Cleaning House in the city Is at 246 SEQ
ond street (Hunt q Hsnson's old stsndl.
HANSON 4 WALKER.
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jon LOCKE, 298H Main street, has the
largest assortment Of Magazines, Pictorisls
and dSilies in the city.
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TIE CELEBRATED "GRAvKLx," as well
as other choice, medium and low grades Of
TobsccoS, at s. KAUFMAN q BRO,
HJefferson street.
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EeoEoMY--Tsks your fall clothing to
the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt 4 Hanson's old standL, GAG Second
street. HANSON & WALKER.
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sKE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
penssry, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column. It
should be read by all.
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GREAT Inducements are offered In
youths and ~childrens' clothing and fur
nishing goods ct the mammoth clothing
house, 268 Main street, corner Madison.
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Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson, street Is
the place to buy them.
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PuMps, Sl5 second street.

B. A. HoLLKEBERQ's Memphis steam
dyeing establishment, 2e2 Second street,
See advertisement elsewhere.
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FRESH OYSTERS and Lake Fish received
daily by express, By s. Clement, Y Besle.
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AnHRIsAN DRIVEN WILLS ct Browne
4 Brownies, el6 Second Bsrests
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GAS FrrrrNa, SIS Second street.

tn Newest and Finest Hats al Lei
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FEKNCz "RAPPEE" SNUFF at
s. KAUFMAN BRO,
Al Jefferson street.
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The man who fears the yellow dress"
Has cooked for us q funny mess,
And caVils bout our game of chess
Being 9 specific.
This man Of brains should surely know
fear ee'n makes the hair Ike snow
But pardon, he Is rather slow
In sense; but p~en-prolihc.
The mind controls the physical man,
It's workings lengthen out our span,
But this won't affect the Ledger man,
His nature Is "Paciho."
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8. KAuFaLAN q BEo., soils agents ~
Baglsy'a "Pins-sut" TobasSo.
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100 tubs Fine Butter;
100 boxes Chiddsr Cheese;
VIII do to ship 1000 miles,
OLIVER, FINNIA & co.
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rHAr "YALLERn pREss.

Go TO JoeLocke's, 2SsK Main street, sO'
yoaE reading matter.
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A New Boat BuiIding-She VIII be
Ready for Launching I'm Two Weeks.
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FRESH sHELL AND OAN OYSTERS re-
ceived daily by express. and served no in
any style, by FRANZ CUNEo,
&02 gacond slraat
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WANTED-YOung men for our notion
depsr ment. Those only who have had
city experience need apply Al Coils,
e67 Main street.
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FOB WHITE RIVER

Memphis and white River Packet Line
str. I. H. ALLEN---.Wm Elliott. master
On place Oh Ssr. leg Fl feuasrJ
Leaves Aenpnis for -JgcEsOugozt EFEEE
TUESDAY, ats
str. MARY BOYD WIN. Ashford. master
I'm placs OF stT 4 2. Watt
Leaves Memphis nur IackBOc port EFLEE
aATURDAT, ass p N.
For freight or passage Apply to
ELLIOTT& MILLER, AZauts.
Promenade St., foot OF Jefferson.
or to WI. KENNEDAY. Agent.
Onoao on CnmnalTla Wharfboaf. LnnL Enr-t Il