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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27

. RI, il1 l'uur ..lal. sVa.skr, rroaf Spirits,
Hza sefas- taaunss tsct.rr.t. spicet ard sweet
tsr-,s Ia tis;s. CslllCi ''ruu!es. Appctf-
'a," Gsat1rrlr,' &C., that lead &c urplcr On 10
tui1tcaacstIni ruin, but arc true Medicine. made
fr-tl1 Sat.vc E.,ts AMI Herbs % isornia free
fra.l all Alcahallr s.tirinlauts. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and 4 LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE. perfect fCnoyator and
inTiurtur - tho systcm carrying 81 all poisonous
Ia;tcr and restoring TIC blood 90 healthy cnndi-
tnn. 40 pcssna can take these Blt;crs According To
direction and main long unwell provided the bones
rru not destroyed ~ mineral poison other means.
sai me Titsl o-,ans wasted bsyead the point Of
r=7a.-.
For iaGsTmatory and Chronic Rieuma-
tlsri uud Goat. Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Eil,ou-. ittsnIttrnt and lnterInittent Fe-
vrrs. Diseases orthc Blood, Liver, -Iidneys
and Dia iarr, these Bittcrs have bcca most sue
ccssfal. sSuuh Diseases arc caused By Initiated
ulooi, vhiga IS generally produced by arrangement
'fthc Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, Head
I.o, Pa!n IN the Shoulders Coughs TigAtnCss q tho
Chest Dizziness, Sour. rructailuns Of tho Stomach
Dad taste in the Mouth, bilious Attacks Palptation
the Heart, 'rannrstiba oi the Lungs, Pain in tho
regions Of tAo Kidneys, and hundred other painful
9yn'ptoms mr., tho offspring OF Dyspepsia
they inv sarate the stomach and stimulate the tor
pa liver and bowels, which render them Of unequal
'sbdV In cleansing the blood Of all Impurities and
FOR SKIN DISEASES, EruptIons. letter san
Rheun, BlotcAes, Spots, Pimples, PLstules, Dolls,
Carbunclos, Hing-Wurms, scald Head, Sore Eyes,
Eryspelss Itch, scurfs, DISSERTATIONS Of the skin,
Eumors and Diseases OF the Skin, Of whatever name
or nature, asu literally dug ep and carried ont Of the
system In a short tlFac By tho OF these Bitters.
One Bottle in such cases viii convince the most In
en0dulous Of their curative effect.
Cleanse tho Vitiated Booi whenever you find its
Impurities bursting through the skin in Plmples,
Eruptlons or sores; cleanse 1t when you hnd Il OBJ
straoted and sluggish in the veins cleanse 1t whom
tits foul and your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health of the system will
follew.DLaF 40 t#.T'st.
FIN, TAPE al other WORMS, lurking In the
Eyston of so many thousands cGoctualy destroy
cd and removed. For full directions read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed in four Ian
Euagcs- English, German, French and ,pnnsh
J.wALEER, Proprietor, H. MCDoNALDECo
Druggists and General Agents, San F7aac!scr Ca,
%. and -! and3 Cun1crca Street; Ho,~-Yorg
sE-sarp BYALL DRUGuIyTS AND DEALERS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27
FOR SALE

The subscriber hcinE Ahout b engage In the
marble business, cftrs bis farm situated enc nile
frum the the "landalph Rad aud urrr miles
frum MorrisFille. frmcrlF kneun a. The "Esluire
Hutehius Farm" eintainlng p acres - god land
suitably divided with huiidlnrs ln good canditiun.
and has good water consi enocs- Terms, cay. For
further particulars enquire on the prefnises u
Nh. BUNDY,
MorriSill0, Nov. q, Is5l. 4, A % az
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27

Omy really application the manufacture of of the PhO
Opbca and chemical principles Of combusten.r
The great aim of manufacturers of Stoves
reaches thsfre very gerapg
cold air have be considerable heat and
reaches the Grebo1 fer obvious
have tudedho chemical philosophy only introducing
heated 6rebO1 gases smaller particles Of
fuel (which cold direct draft upward
be burned consumed
These efforts the partially
full the New American Stewart Home Comfort New
Empire and few other excellent economy vastly
perior o of en- years ago.
That the Horton kreBou step forward advance Of even
these stoves, believe all will investigate for while in
these Stoves the air admitted temperature of less than
200 Fareuhet and with upward Horton arranged
that the air admitted the fre-bOx current and
oxygen Of the air and the gases liberated burning fuel at once taking
place. actually consuming gases particles which other stoves ns
lighter than the of the draft which highly h rise to the top of the
reOx and forced by the ward of the cold
Ma. Z. .iHt4 e. ti.. il
That these are not merely theoretical aud visionary perfectly
de to will
mat the inside the Stove be while burning provide with
MICA covers thereby exposing full view the garnng
Stove We written warrants against beakg that the
plates of the hrebox exposed land we believe SOY
per cent heavier than those other
the days wainwright They the American Stewart
Good Samaritan Home Comfort New Empire other Rrscass Stoves
In word without discussing say nv and all
of good Stove give trial. and in every particular 6
we make for it, will send and take without
plant ~ ~ WIN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-27
Desirable Farm for Sale.
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber on account of poor health offers
Tor sale his farm, situated at Gilmore Center,
sists of 100 acres of land we'll fenced with walls
and black ash railos and sil waterod 1t is under
high state Of cultivation and suitably divided
INTO woodland pastufage and tillage land. 1t is
grass; every acre Of which can be mown with
machine. The house is suitably arranged for dairy
purposes, with sufficient outbuilding. There is a
GOOD stream OF running water in the house and at
the barn. Thpre is small orchard on the place
and one OF the best surg orchard in town consist
ing OF about 1000 trees with suitable apparatus for
carrying on the same. The farm will be sold
together with the stock so tons of hay and grain.
susar and dairy ntersits aud farming tools or farm
clear to suit the purchaser.
Elmore, Aug. 3lst, 1871 1911 G'lT
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IIOULTON BROTHERS & co
VI PATENT WATER TUB INC

Ths PUREST, CHEAPEST, and most DURABLE
Bacr-ConfRctor knoWH. .f.| ...U IN
:, Haymfsd 70 stand a Pressure Of CSg lUxDREr
FEET and lCN not not burst When frozeH.
IL Will last as long the hole Is kept full Of wa.
ter: sl-i lbs. o. water IN u feet of Tubing Two
inches IN diameter. Is made Of the best selected
ana Kiln dried lumber from to 10 feet in lengt tn
Turned round, wound with copper wire, sunk In
grooves, boiled Ia cua tar Gcted with cast iron
couplings, made u suitany postum Tongued and
grUVyed each side of wnter-ct4urse-and gives per-
feet satisfaction In every case as far slheaid from
hpoTtd5tr cei hing tea Ds. per rod mitA couplings.
COST jast Onsta rs much as hree.'oarths Leaf1pipe
sape bore As Tubing, and a greater saving to the
purchaser when inch and II Tubing is called Tor
Price Of TubiHJ. Gifh Couplings Complete
Two We Inch Tubing, a'4nehhbore Perrqdd, 81 10
sl-st" iF"s5 Inch ,'""itl"" =" ~ ! ! g
At our Factory, Cash; except in towns where it
has not been used in such cases One-haif on deliv-
cry, the balance IN thirty DAYS l..-a..
- ..a.l E1y'Always warranted. ri j. ..
II has been tested 8 IL years in dry, gravel'y
soil, and found Invariably perfectly sound!
II far preferable 10 any other conductor! on the
grounds Of its Purity, Cheaphess, Strength, Ease Of
Etc, loo rods per half tun Of the
smallest size. One man can lay 300 reds per day
Being so small it requires bnt a narrow ditch. Can
couple the sizes together without extra expense
thus making saving by coupling the larger sizes
TO the sinai or and getting more volume Of water
for pressure through the smaller Tubing. For
Conveying sap hSHpIsses every other cnnductoTj sur
Ir-ndkeys riH do tceH 10 yH. TESTIMONIALS in
large numbers might DO given, IL space permitted
1t is unsurpassed for running water to aud through
vl!ages for cellar drains, sink drains caves spout
trains, startch factories breweries, pump tubing,
&C., &C.
In every in ordering, the pressure should he
specified, the size Of BORE the number Of CTS"
lcute angles and elbows, IL wanted. Shipped when
iesired. Address MOCLT0N BROS. q CO.,
10 Johnson VT
For territory not included in tho State of Vermont
aIppess W. +. MoULToS, Johnson..yt. .....-
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HOTEL FOR SALE!

IL AT EDEN MILLS!
The subscribers will dispose OF this celebra-
ted hotel property, located on one of the best
roads in the country for business 1t can be
made favorite resort for pleasure seekers, be-
ing located near Eden Pond, and some OF the
best fishing grounds in the state. The pro- erty
is in a good state Of repair and doing good asi
ness. For further particulars enquire & or
address the subscribers on the premises
HILL s. MONTGOMERY.
Eden, Mach IA, 1871. 17tf
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TN0RiSALE! i.l ~ 3W1q slt ~ IS s8hs
4 The Subscriber offers for sale his Blacksmith
Shop and Land In Hyde Park village located On
ohurch street. The buiiding Is now, beinea bnck
SIN th shop vito an ample supply ofTooIs tbera;ni
the dwelftng attached is suitable for two families
together with good garden Of about.half an acre
q land. All will be sold reasonable and a reasen
Cause of selling Ind hon ~ P'rsg y
scrioer on the premises, for terms'6c i 40
8ih PATRICK McELROY.
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THE BEST,

important improvement in household
scientific application manufacture Of the pho-
sophieal and chemical principles Of enbutiGn.s
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TO the PUBLicf
Il IfNa aLI
Ths rnss vuuld respectfully nunesaas b
~ ptapls - lamtIidEt AID faIrNandinE tesnf
that nHF nEd nil HnHtnE
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,.
& FLOUR. SALT,
CLOTHING,
BOOTSs and SHOES.

r q - T. Il Z e
win fni L greatly or thsir aivaniaES 10 par
eharo ofhim orthc ucst siA mCuths,as bis siock
MHsf aad sriN q olosed cat bsfors AprIi
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FIRST MORTGAGE JOINT BONDS
V E r M ONT DIVISION

g.: zn-staih " orrHE sen w.
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EARM FOR SALE.

Jan. 90. 1870.
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Cambridge, October 1871. N.t'
p 81 shall return from Marketthe
last Of Oct0Jer Nth mch additions as
oiH make 10 a desirable stock to select
from. l shall also hare on hand nice
line Of Ladies' trimmed and untrimmed
Hats. o. w. X.
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fiAHrsd % NE reoo ptisn %. And .rsst d.
for, NE above valuable aud timely tr,aiis,. ~
slso ~ msst a great need Il the prsF..t -. =. u.
autlIH has iust published a new b6ok $780, -
elwirely efNsTtous and Mental Disease NJ ~
eleth. Rrloe 81. Or reut free ON feoept on iat ".
other two bcsks, postage paid. Hs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-03
PERSONAL.

Arkansas rsdicalism or rather its CON
hicttng elements, seemed. last night, to be
slmmering down, when Underwood (mod-
crate Republican, editor OF the Helena
Shield, met Mcclure, (radical) editor OF
the Little Rock Republican, at the thea
ter. They Rugged n another like 6 pair
of Arkansas bears at the door OF the thea
ter and then slept of the excitement at the
Peabody Hotel. Underwood is Judge Of
two, and Mcclure of only one Arkansas
Court. he Is the most decent cRrpet-bag
ger in this behalf that we know.
Colonel J. McCsnn, Cad. Polk, James
II. Polk and General Ransom, Of North
Carolina arc 81 the Peabody. The whole
tes-party, wish the APPEAL, witnessed
the Inauguration of the elevator at the
Oyerton, Of which hereafter.
Mr.. J.R. Ray, formerly with B. Loewen-
stein q Brothers, would announce that he
has connected himself with the house of
Menken Brothers, where he wiz be glad
70 meet his friends and customers.
Mr.. Lew. P Myers, Of the RussellvIne
(Arksnsss) Tribune, honored the APPEAL
with q call last evening. Mr.. Myers is on
his way 10 McLsmoresville, Tennessee,
from whence he expects to return the
happiest man In America.
Judge Mcclure, Of the Little Rock Re-
publican, Is at the Peabody.
Our friend Colonel Charles McGhee, of
Knox, should not be irritated by what has
been ssld by b APPEAL. On the con-
trsry, the APPEAL has done him, perhaps,
p great service. II has happened, how
ever, that the names of Tom Scott and
Charles McGhee have become, in the pub
lie mind, associated with one smother.
Northern newspapers, asserting to the
nomination OF Tom Scott for the Presi-
dency, never forget to say q kind Rord,
and very properly, for Charles McGhee,
The APPEAL has identified the two char
scters. Last night, At the thester. an &C
complished actor. II. 7. Allen, brought
down the house by linking togsther the
names of Tom Scott and Charley McGhes,
ssthe next President and Vice President OF
the United Ststesl" Let East Tennessee
catch the glowing theme and thestricsl
enthusiasm. Osher States and peoples
viii recite the rssounding story, and who
dsres assert that, instead Of Grant and
Oolfsx, we viii not have Scott and
McGheef
J. X. Wray, Esq, who has been for
seven years e leading salesman ct B Low
enstein dOo.'s, now occupies . like posi-
tlon AZ Menken Brcs, where be would
gladly serve his old friends and those who
have been accustomed 70 deal with him.
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A o soUELcHEo.
How the Peace Of q MuchIy-DIsturbed
Family was Preserved.

May the good Lord forfend that Men,
phis ever gain q notoriety fer divorces.
So CREST is our horror Of this " Divorce
Made Easy" that we have refused to peI-
NIT the insertion of Q card 10 that effect
from q New York attorney, who proposed
to part couples faster than q dozsn minis
tiers could unite them. But we rejoice 70
chronicle the fact whenever oil Is poured
upon the troubled waters and q threatened
''~breaking-up of housekeeping" averted.
A case in point: Yesterday, 9 pretty little
WOMAN consulted an attorney in regard
to procuring q separation from her loving
husband Jones, for instance. The attoI-
ney, kind of heart, sOothsd her anger q
little, n requested to be allowed TO
see 5ones with whom he was well
acquainted, before fling her spplics-
cation The little women didn't think
It of any use; Jones thought hfr
whimsical; didn't give her credit 70.
having any sense &C sll; and-"Tell me
your troubles" ssys the attorney; sure
ly 1t has not gone so far yst." "Wsll,"
says Mrs. j., "In tell you thing:
Jones thinks l can get up his meals nicely
On q clumsy little stove he bought mes
told him the only kind Of stove that any
body could do anything with was the"
"Ahi" says the attorney. "Go you home,
my dear madam, and IL I don't bring
peace to your household, call me Ben.
Butler, that's all" The lady went home,
the attorney called on Jones. and Jones
called on Aessrs. Risk & johnson, No.
305 Main street, and sent Is q peace-offer-
ing one Of Bucks Brilliant cook-Etoyes-
He put in an appearance himself q few
hours after, and over their tea they called
down blessings on the head of the paten-
tee of the stove, the dealers who supplied
Il, and, you may be sure, did not forget
the attorney, who deftly cut the knot
| Of their domestic difficulties. Call on
Messrs. Risk & johnson, ye husbands all,
and put it beyond the reach of your wives
to have occasion to place you in the same
| danger as in which stood Jones'
From private sdvicss received BY
| Messrs. Risk & Johnson from their sgsnt
at Covington, Tennessee, we learn that
tbs celebrated Bucks Brilliant" stove
was sgain successful in carrying of the
blue ribbon st the Upton county iair, held
at Covington last week. All those in need
Of q good cooking-S Rye should go at
once ard purchase Tasks Brilliant, y
and thus secure peace and emfort In the
family circle. Risk & Johnson, 3o6 Main
street, sole agents.
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LOST

nOCKETBuoK-DuIing the late fair, =
oiacE pocketbOok. containing notes and
papers OF no value 10 any one but the owner
Tue Under will confer u W and sec0re .
reward by lsaving IL with
HARRIS, COCHRAN &COa
NOS no "a Front street
EURS-On Wednesday evening, on Vance,
ST. Martins T SecOEd Etreets. one set
Ladies' While FuFs. Tee finder viii Ds lib
Sralv rewarded by leaving them al Moys-
Star Gallery. 20 Main street. mol
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
Boots and shoes.

Apperson & Kennedsy wish to announce
to their friends in the city and country,
that their stock of ladies' and gentlemen's
boots and shoes of every description and
stvle is now complete, and that they are
offering great inducements in the way Of
prices for erSh.
Their stock has been selected with great
care, (by Mr.. Robert Wallace, of. long ex-
perience in the business, from the best
makers In the world-such as Burt, Camp
bell & Jones, T Miles & Son, John Nourse
& Son, and ". J. Dudley. Give them q
call before purchasing elsewhere.
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]. ERNEST PERRINe,

Organist of St. Peters Church, late of
London, and formerly of the Academy of
Music Of New York. has taken up his
residence in Memphis permanently, and
will take a limited number of pupils, who
desire to finish their education as voeslists
or Observation-Disclosures. Lessons on the organ
at special rates, Mr.. Perring makes the
Of the voice a speciality. APP
plications may be left at the music stores.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LAST NIGHT But ONE OF
ERS JAMES A.. GATES

NJ m
spalding &
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Tonight the theater will be crowded
from pit to dome. It is the occasion of
the charming petite. Mrs. Oates, benefit.
She appears 81 the daughter of the Reg
iment,h and in the alarming Sacriice.n
In this will be introduced selections Of
the fnest music fromthe Grand Duchesse,
from Lucia di Lammermoor and from At
tilla. Mrs. Oates sings her Ainlmitsble
song, Good-byeiSweetheart."
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The celebrated California Blsnkets.
made Of extra fine wool, and three yards
Q2.4) wide, are offered at low prices at
MENKEN BROTHERS..
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JACOB aANs's BARGAIN SALE.

100 doEsn Ladies' Hose at lOc per pair.
Alpacss, an colors, at 25c per yard.
An-linen Hsndkerchiefs at 81 per dozsn.
Sash Ribbons, all colors and shades,
from 75c to 81 per yard.
Lace Collars in great variety.
French Corsets at CSC each.
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NOTICn-

THE undersigned purposss 20 Dlses IN enE
L uVaston h1s ianG. Situated At the soufh-
1est corner o. IacksoR and LaudardaIa
streets. IN South Memphis. An persons IN
terssted are hereby notified that the hodias
o. persons buried there, Ender the direction
"Cou " Commissioner" Of shelby ccuEty-
should % removed before the lst OF Ianuary-
l5d2. g. ]. BEAUREGARD.
oe1Q Per ponoko : Hulkia
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men, November /, 1871.
By Alderman DWyer:
A resolution that ths property owners on
the south G3da OF Concord hefWaan Main and
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BLANKETS BLANKETS z

PUxrs, s15 Second street.
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SPECIAL REDUCTION.

GREATEST A G ATNS
offered IN our
GALE.
Forty pieces
I'll AND AoHAIRS s,
Reduced from
'FOrtyJfVe cents to Ti0entyi fre cents.
The aoAose stock on the floor for IN
spection this morTsiny.
SEESSEL & SON,
259 Main seTeet.
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inc. D ADAMS,
ELLIOTT & MILLER,
GEO. W. CHEEK,
FLEM.

ana many DINERS.
BY the above card it viii be seen that a meet-
ing of the steambOat-owners and-river men
generally will be held this morning at ten
o'clock, at the chamber Of commerce, to form
a -sfeamboatmen's association, and elect dele
gates 10 the convention at Louisville on the
Sth inst. Let all those interested be promptly
on hand.
The phil AIlin came in from Friaris Point
early this morning wtth424 bales Of cotton, 1880
sacks Of seed and g good trip of people.
The 81. Francis came In from Philips beyOu
with rs bales of cotton and 2S6 sacks OF seed.
b Indiana is reported hard aground at
Reeves bar.
cotton and 202 sacks seed.
b FrankForrest came in fromOsceola with
l06 bales Of cotton, I6 sacks OF seed and a fair
The Atlantic and bsFges passed up during
the afternoon
Ths st. Francis departed yesterday with a
The D~ardaneIe came in from the Arkansas
river with las bales Of cotton and sundries TO
order.
I'M Utah came in from vicLsburg and dis
charged So bales Of cotton, l072 sacks seed, and
departed for st. Louis, after adding S5 bales of
The Z. P. walt leaves for white river to-
morrow.
The S. s Merrill arrived from above, S days
out from st. Louis, and departed Tor below,
drawing ~ feet with barge In tow.
The Capital City, Commonwealth and f. H.
Durfee are due from above, also the HIS. Tur-
one thousand and four dollars and sixty-nye
cents wharfage was collected during the month
OF October by Captain Robert Good, wharf
master.
The silver Bow Is loading At st. Louis for
Red river.
The Julia Is coming down In the viekBburg
line
A few days ago we called the attention Of our
city authorities to the Importance of erecting
platform scales at the wharf We are glad to
learn that the city weigher has orders TO locate
we learn that Colonel Merrill, Of the United
States engineers, viii loeste, at once, a water
guage at the foot Of Jefferson street,
Andy Johnson, the superb passenger steam
er, arrived last evening, At seven o'clock,
win depart at nine this evening. We would
advise all OF our friends bou9d south TO take
the Andy, II they desire a quick and pleasant
Boats Leaving To-day.
FoR ST. LoUIs.-rhe st. Joseph, Captain
Corbett, lesvesto-day atl2m m for Cairo and st.
Louis.
For ARKANSAS IvER.-The ane and feet
passenger steamer Pat. Cleburne, Captain
Pine Blum, Little Rock and all way landings.
B. p. Fields and A. II. oNein are her chief
FOE FRIAR's POINT AND ~BENDs.-The fast
and magnificent passenger steamer Phil AItn,
James Lee, will Leave to day at pm. /
positively for Fnar's Point and all the usual
stack Lee and J. c. Harris do the
FoR NAPoLEoSZThe elegant passenger
A. ]. White, Captain George Malone, i
leaves to-day at p m. for Napoleon n all
way landings.
FoR OscEoIA-The rne coast packet Frank
Forrest, Captain Randeil, leaves to-day at s
pm. for Oeeeola and bends. J. W. Andrews
in the office.
FoR wHIrE RIyER;-The ossge, Captain
B. Davis, leaves DeYalls Bluff this after |
noon. on the arrival Of the morning train from
this city, taking passengers through by to- |
morrow afternoon. A. smith Is her clerk.
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TEMPLE OF LOVE No. 1.-The society
will meet tonight in the new hall, room
II, over No. So Madison street.
By Orderof
J. p. CREWS. Templsr,Suprsms.
ALONEO MCWILIAMs, Rec. Sec'y.
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NEW YORK Millinery.

The attention Of the ladies of Memphis
is especially called to the New York mil
linery and dress-making establishment of
Misses Loomis & Haley, 2i3 Main street,
Cover block, up stairs.
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JACRSrsl Braided Jackstsil Beautif u
braided Jackets, st S.. worth $40, at
B. LOWENSrEIN & BROS.
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ANN


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