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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OTTERY-OmeiaI drawings Of the Ms
II souri, state Lottery. CLASS a.
4 z, o. -, 10, q, 16, 9, AZ, 90, IL, q, 90,
CLASS 4a.
20, 81, 81, So, IS, 80. 50, 81. I9, 56. IS, I8, g.
Prizes o 500 70 $1,000, paid Ia money.
LOEteries dsaWing daily. Inlsrmatf0n far
nlsaeq 20 th3 above Lottery BY j. F. FRANCE,
5oz NORM Court street. Box H7. Memphis,
Tenn 20. MURRAK, MILLER& CO. Nan
agera 81. Louis. No. 80
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Having a large stock Of extra fine Mink
and Mink Sable Furs, we offer the same
Low. These goods we're bought for cash.
Having q large quantity, we viii sell
them for the next thirty days very low,
LEIDY & CO, Hstters and Furriers,
289 Main St opposite Court Square.
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TIME-TABLEs.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE EOCE RAILROAD
through nom Memphis 20 Little Rock In Il
hours. On and amer Thursday. the lllh day
OF August, $50, until further notice, trains
viii Tuu daily Sundays eECeptsdl as follows:
AEEIVEss n
Hopenel1----.-sa-- So pm 9D am
Freight train viii leave H~cpeEgid Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, al Am
Arrive 40 hOpeneld tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, aIf Pm
Ferryb8at VIII leave the w1arfbOat, loot Of
Union street. daily at5aUH.ms
Baggage checked thruugl 20 Little Rock on
16rrFb0eL b. ID. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent
a. Il. ROBSON. Asst SuuE
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FOR REWT.

II OOEsL ateiy occupied by Messrs. Beach
II sutherland as sewing machine rooms,
over store a5I Main street Apply 70
jE0 JOIN LLL1.
EARE-A small farm containing seventy
nva acres. good residence, well, Clsteru
and stable, situated on Aultafy road, Two
miles from hound city. Ark Apply %
HARRIS, COCHRAN CO.
fac No-Gl Frontstreet.
TTousF-lAND-The fine dwelling house
LA and seven acres OF land on Ray burn ave
nue.. known as the Andrew ]. Donaldson
Pace The house has ten or eleven rooms.
and IS IN fine repair. The lands are rich and
Tles. strawberries. etc, and large asparagus
ICED, etc: two large clsterns ana good Vel
servants fouSes- stables, carriage houses
etc. The neighborhOOd most excellent and
~ MARTIN. Attorney.
In Kit Williams Block
Corner Second and Madison streets
or VI speers, on b premises JaA
nFFICE-No 2 Bank Building, Madison
street Possession given lt February
Apply % CD CB0ChEIL, lnlonsL
UOUsE-A nne tvo-s story brick dwelling
III house, No. III Exchange street, with 5
rooms, ven built, with gas, clstern, etc. In
quire az A. HARRIS, % Main street
TTAGAN FARM The " Hagsn Farm. ten
"A miles below Memphis, on the east oanE
o. the river, consisting OF bU acres, go5o
lsvee, $50 cleared. Th stock and utensils
can be bought on farm, u desired. Apply 70
r D. GOODLETT,
JAZZ No. % Front street
@ TORF-yo. 81 south Court street, a few
y doors from Main street; stOre-rOom and
SCION given Immediately. Apply TO
re BRlNkLET,
del6 No. s. Madison street
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E0R RERT or SALE.

z U0IEN POLK PLACE-Seven miles below
Il Helena about 500 acres in cultivation
and over 900 acres besides IN tract Inc land
viii be leased On favorable terms Tor one
season. Apply 10
FORSTER, kEALHOFER q {.
faE SCI Front street.
TARE-A valuable fsrIE 81 T9IR sCres-7O
II cleared sHdvery- productive good houses,
orchard. garden, lois, etc, etc. on Lagrange
rUa 7ue mile south OF Raleigh, and near n
%. R-E WIN sell cheap, or VII IeaEethe
same foT III. For particulars cal on d.
l.. stewart Memphis
frL8 ANDREW STEWART.
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THR DAILY APPEAL can be had on the
day gifts issue Of 8. a. Wells, News
Agent, at al points between Memphis
and Little Rock, for a.60 per month.
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BLACK DIAMOND st 81 per barrel.
WAIT LEWIS.

HITE q CORwISE, prOprietors Of the
Job Printing establishment ia the APP
PEAL Building, "A Union street are
EOW prepared 70 execute orders Job
Printing on tbs shortest notice. tn pa
irons Of the APPEAL viii bear this IN
mind and act accordingly.
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STRAYED---ST0LEN.

AFAHE-UOEEWARD Prom frout Of ]. n.
VI James store. Front street. one bay mare
gbgUr nine years old, heavy black name and
tail. lump on backbone. branded W. on left
BID. ESQ. ". MANN. no. 81 Jefferson ~.
Or W. =. Brooks, Raleigh, ia&
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FRElGHTs.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS SOUTH.
~ I viii receive freights for New Or
leans and all way points on Isvee, at foot
of Monroe street, until further notice.
R, ". LIGHTBURNE, 298 Front.
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WALKER Bros. q Co., 2SI Main street,
will continue to sell, throughout this
week, the remainder of their retail stock
of Dry Goods Of every description, Boots,
Shoes, ETC., at a still further reduction
from the heretofore unusually low prices
at which they have marked their stock.
Be sure 10 give them q call and secure
bargains. Notwithstanding the constant
rush which Ills their store, you will not
be subjected to the annoyance OF waiting
for want of attention, as sufficient addi-
tiOnal force has been secured to accOmmO-
date all who may call. Remember the
plsce-23I Main street, Clay Building.
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Masonic Temple Of Memphis.
smCOHTD CALI.

THE second call Of ten per cent. on the
III amount Of stock subscribed TO the Ma
sonic Temple Of Memphis VIII be due az Ths
Office Of the Secretary Of the Temple (rOom
No. 5, over Steever's drugstore, corner or.
Madison and Second streetsJ on
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HARPER's MAGAZINE, Dsmorest. Pc
terson's and Cooley, for February. Also.
the largest variety Of EDITORIALS, North
ern, Southern, Western and Eastern dali
lies in the city, at Joe Locke's, 1861 Main
street,
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Wadnasday. Fa5raaEI Iat. 81

It is earnestly desired that all stoehbo,dars
viii be prompt IN the payment OF tina ceII
as delay VIII only result In injury 10 sfSci-
holders and embarrassment ia the plaae ~
rom g am. % 8 o'clock pm.
BY order OF the Directory,
H.A HI8BEE, President
Al WnEELER, Secretary. no
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LOST.

TEBhELLA-A new umbrella, either leu
l. at squire EllIer'E ONCE OF AZ MF. tralgs
TIE 1ay when Sly. Schie1urs' sanity prOzCcu-
ton went on. Return the same 70 ltg Front
street. JaB
AFONET-In Southern Palace, or vicinity,
VI sIE- ones audl ten. g. ". SWIFT.
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FINE French corsets, odd sizes to close,
at 81 so, worth 50, S..
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Anew more patterns Of silks at fftv
cents aud upward. Read B. LOwenstein
q Bros. now Advertisement.
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Regular Hsmphis and HsW Orleans
WEDNESDAY PACKET
Fer New Orleans and fh8 Beads,
Season LETD=L
me elegant and supeF5 asssagarsasauar
- BELLE LEE
FRIAR's POINT N BENDS.

FFiaFis Paint, Helena aBd B8gds ulit5d
States Nail Packet.
- Phil. AIliH,
IAA4es
Lseaves Memphis Monday. Weduesdavr. Gud
Fridays, at 5 pm commencing on LIaalE
inst, aud CONTINUING thruugh the season
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TEE BAY HoRsE.-This is remarkably
fine animal, kept on the corner OF Monroe
and Second streets, Memphis, by 8 jolly
son Of the land Of cakes named, for
short, Duncan MacLean. The finest OF
Scotch and irish Whiskies, 'alf-aBd-'alL
ale, porter, beer, and. TO crown al, pure
Old sam Clay whisky, are dispensed at the
bar. Gail and see.
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HAVING purchased the interest Of Mr.
Lunn in nj old stand, we viii continue
the business Of Plumbing, Gas and Steam
Fitting, and would be pleased to see our
old friends and ss many new ones as viii
favor us with their patronage.
PHIL. j. MALLON q co,
20A Main street.
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DEPARTURE8
RIVERS. wEATHBE AND BUSINESS.

hlFhhst WHAEhhH AND BUSINESS
The river rose six inches during the
past t~wsnty-fOUr hours, and continues TO
rise slowly. There is now plenty Of
water, both above and below. The swell
from the Ohio has now run out, and by
tomorrow the river will be stationary az
Cairo. Between that point and st. Louis,
five and a half feet is the stage reported
over the worst places. The channel is,
however, cutting out ONT and with g
slight rise now coming down, the chan
mel depth will doubtless he Increased to
six feet. The Ohio is falling from its
mouth to Pittsburg, with four feet over
the falls at Louisville. White river il
rising, with ten feet Of water to Jackson
port. The Arkansas is stationary, with
perhaps fifteen feet from Little Rock out.
Business at the lsvee was moderately 8c-
tive yesterday, with but q few arrivals or
dapnrturzs.
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NASHVILLE Uei0n and AmeTicaa, also
BqaaeT, At Joe LOeke's &8H Main street,
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MISSISSIPPI AM TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVES LEAFE5s
New Orleans Mal, daily Z5g pm. 1890 pm.
Express, sly----- sle am. $50 pm.
hreIElL daily eEssptsIu-
. 2sI5 pm. 540am.
DEPOT At foot OF Main street. Ticket once,
Z7E Aaln street. Oue door north OF Jefferson.
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GAS STOVES for Restaurants, at Browne
B. Brownies, BIS Second street.
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AT TIE SKATING RINK on Saturday
niQbt. the prize for the best boy skater
under fourteen years was awarded to
Master Robert Young, and the prize for
BEST girl skater under fourteen years, 70
Miss Lulu WOrsham.
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LACE CURrAINs.-B. L~owenstein q
Bros. viii offer great bargains in Lace
Curtains this week. Read their new ad-
Vertisemen5.
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NOTICE TO SALvEEs OF THE STEAMER
ARTHCR's CoTTOS. Those who have
saved cotton from the wreck Of the
steamer Arthur, are hereby notified to
store the same at the Chickasaw Press,
subject 20 salvage settlement, and report
az this Office.
j. T.. WASHINGTON, Agent,
No. ~ Madison street.
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No. 73Q-In the FIRST Chancery Court 0fshsI-
By county, Tennnesses-JOhu Nelson et a.
vs.. John 3. ClaybrOOk OF az
I appearing rom affidavit In this cause
4 that the to the cross bill OF j.
Organ, Iany Organ, R. u. Richards. and his
wife, Valera Richards, william Vance ana
his children, Robert Vance, Hopeueld vance.
Agnes vance, Frank y. Vance. Mary vance
Arthur Vance and 6tOneWol Vance ara cite
Eens Of Arkansas ana Nonresident or the
State OF Tennessee.
It Is therefors ordered, That they make thsr
appearance herein. st the courthouse 10 tua
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before me lrat
Monday ID February. ISL. and plead, au-
gWer OF demur 70 said crozs-1ll- or me
same VIII be taken for confessed % to them
and set fCr hearing eEpartei anu lat COPY
or this order ba puDushed once a week lor
four successive weeks, Ia The Aem9lA
Appeal
a coDy-attesE-
EBMUND A. COLE, Clerk and 8astar.
By RI. BLACK, Deputy q and "a
LD. McKisgick and Wilson & Beard, sols
for complainant
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FOR SALE

nTsTOLs-NFW PATENT-Braech-l0adinR;
repfatinE-gHEAPEsT and BEST Er ce,
no. . or 81. only S.; No. 81, OF Derrlnger size,
81 Also. new patent ladies spring Garter
and gents Arm Elastic. Price, silver, 30 cts,
g0Id- Is cts. Agents Of both sexes wanted.
Il. ALNERSoN, Not 81 Jefferson st.,
faU Memphis, Tenn.
I NE-POTATOES-50 barrels NO. ] Onio
~ river Lime. IN lots TO suit purchasers;
al-o. London Lady, Eariy Goodrich, Buckeye
Jackson White Harrison PlnkeTe and kusset
Potatoes, on orr Flatb0at, az the foot OF
Bsale street. Lie. TROTTER s. 90.
EAGLE ROOFING-Omce, 10 Adams street.
= iaZ4 WHEELER & Co.
- ECOND-HAND COTTON MACHINERY
y FOR SALE-Consisting OF Openers app
p-rs, Cards, Drawing Frames, Speeders,
Spinning Frames. etc This machinery IS
but partially wurn-al IN good condition.
and VIII be sold cheap. For description and
price, apply In person or by mail 70
THOMAS SHAW
agent fremont and sudOls Nils,
fa1- eatsw Lowell. Mass.
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TABLE and curtain damssk, towels md
napkins, very cheap 20 close. Read B.
LJwenstsin & Bros. new advertisement.
A MoESISa VIsIr.-Mrs, Graham
Kate, where is your mother this morn
ing2 kaJs-Sh6 is in the kitchen making
mlncs pies. Mrs. G.-Why KATE; you
surprise mel Mrs. Croker told me only
a few days ago that she was quite sick,
and not able TO be about. kats-Oh yes;
she has been quite sick, but the day af-
ter Mrs. C.. was here. ma sent for q bottle
Of PLANTATION BTrTEBs, and has taken
IL three timss a day since. tt worked
like a charm, and ma says she is better
and stronger than she has been for years.
She thinks it the best medicine in the
world, and wants me to take some; but
it Is so awful bitter I do not like It,. /
have taken il several times, but it gives
me such an appetite that telIms her
minc8 pies viii not last long. Mrs. c.
Good morning Kate, Give my love 20
your mother, and tell her b is safe so
long Is she has PLANTATION BITTERs in
the house.
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SHAWLs, Cloaks, Knit WOolens, at hall
their value, at Walker Bros. u Co.'s.
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BARGAINS in Dry Goods at 28l Main
street.
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GAS FITTING, 815 Second street.
CHEAPEST Dry Goods in the city at OBJ
Main street.
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FOR FORT SMITH.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
For Arkansas 8iysr---@8mpEs ara
Arkansas River Packet Co.
%eU. s. fail Line

THE elegant Passenger Packets O. Hll5 .l-a
IL viii leave MEMPHIS FDE L.LL-L BOX
and AL Intermediate landings On
Esa5sys, Wednesdays zzd Ff.asgar
Ats O'Clock pm, making direct cu-.-a9l--E
at Little Rock with leLECt-Lrau-Ia boats l
the line FOR Fort smith and all INTERN la#
points, and with the regular o. b -.
coaches for HG1 Springs.
The boats OF the line were Gu.
for The trade, and possess uusGr --
tiles for Transporting passengers and r--..
20 all points on the Arkansas T
detention. al al stages of water
Freignts Consigned 20 las company a|
Memphis OF Mouth of White -r # -H
fOrWaried promptly 10 -Lellll.Cu l
any charEs Tor transfer.
JOHN d. EUaH-. Pros t-l.
W.. O. PATTI AGENT.
1aua8 No. 2 Madison aH- sra. tom Block
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Notice Of Assignment

NOTICE 81 hereby given ttsf on the 10Th
~ day q January, I6L r. III. Heinrich q
hres,m MADE an assignment 20 the UNDERMINED
OF al their property for the equal beneht OF
their creditor. AL persons Indebted 20 SAID
nm are requested 70 settle. j an psrsgug
having claims against the same. VIII pre-
sent them p me, 81 No. 8H0WardIs Row.
laf7 Z. AGKERMAN. AsslgDea
A VOID QUACKS-A victim Of early india
n erection, causing nervous debility, pre-
mature decay etc. having tried IA vain eve
- adTeItlael remedy, has 3 simple means al
sea-cure, which ne viii send zee 10 his feI.
loW sufferers address j. 81. FUTILE.
reyw = kassau o.. New YORK
GEAHAM Flour.
Cracked Wheat.
Oatmeal.
Rye Flour.
Corn Starch.
OLIVER FTEETE q co.
sEEAlf FErEuEa 8lB Second street
EozIcE Walker Bros. d Co. 8 sdvsitiss.
msnta,
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Z AB0R. ETT-To the farmers, notel-keep-
prs wanting mon 20 SO on shares ioF
wares or 20 pick cotton private families
r-s1ffrr men or women cooks, washers aud
fro1e~r5 gardeners and their wives. or me-
thauics Of any branch, would do well 70 call
81 me labor Agency and oulv Intelligence
once oil WILLIAM DhRnlS,
fssa S Jefferson street Memphis. Tenn.
nTTOT-Au experienced dBtbO8t pilot to
take q fat % G~reenville, Miss Apply al
CommerCi-l Hotel to-day, at 9 O'Clock 70
Geo. W. Seward. IAJ
EOTTON-F Farmers are requested =" tH e1T7-
L Isl" d bring their cotton 10 market al
once, and without any delay.
is50 JIM.
- IrUAIIOS As a porter; best city refer
- ences given. Address l. G., care NO D
Madison street. la1
n UsINEss MANAGER-Iu an established
% newspaper enterprise. address PUB
Usher through the Postomce, memphis,
jas
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DUB DISPLAY or TABLE DAMASKS!
We win have ready for inspection this
morning the
FINEST LINE OF TABLE DAHASR
ever offered in tho city Of Memphis.
Two hundred pieces Of4-4
BLEACHED COTTON,
At I2E cents, worth - csnts.
Twenty dozen
EXTRA SATIN DAEIANE TOWELS,
REDUCED PROM
ONE DOLLAR TO FIFTY CENTSl
SATIN DAMAsK TEA CLOTHS,
with napkins to match, reduced from
EIGHT DOLLARS TO FIVE DOLLARS PER SET.
Don't fail to examine our
HOUSEKEEPING GOODSg
A. SEESSEL Il SON,
259 Main street.
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FoR the best article Of coal, 90 TO j. &
u. LOudOn, Southern dealers, No. ], cor
nsr Madison and Front.
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from all sources.
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A Profitable Investment,

Fuasa FuRsu FuRsn FuRsA FuRsu
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Memphis and Little ROEk r. r.
Change or Time

E.a -arAL
No 81 1guTH OUR STREET.
Memph.ss Tenn, January u, uI
IN AFTER WEDNE9DAY FFR 1sr.
1871 until mrther orders, traIug viii rur
daily SUNDAY excepted as follows:
ley &c - m.
Leave BrlnEley at Es0 p.m arrive a. Hope
neld at $3.50 pm.
Ferryboat wiz save ~wharf5oat. foot or
Union street, daily, aJ6=i5 "a n.
Freight trains WillleaYe HOpedeId on Non
day wednesday and Friday. AZ s an.
Arriving Al HOpedeld on Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday, at 4 pm.
No through tickets wiz be sold after jan
nary 30, 1871. B. D. WILLIAMS, cent supL
T. q .. r.
FH'HEhE VII be a reunion Of tha --
a member Of the j.. Cd. ID
held at Odd Fellows HaIl. at
O'Clock pm. TUESDAY. the usE
inst, ia honor o. the 18th AuniVsrsary Of
Memphis Lodge. NO o
All bratIren iu good standing are fraIer-
invited % alierd I'D DANBUhT.
Chairman or COMMITTEES OF arrangement.
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PITCH PINE KnDLrNo a. SI per dozen.
WAIT a LEWIS.
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BRow1gE q BRowEs. 8l5 Second street.
CoAL.-Tbe best Pittsburg Coal at 81
lsr barrel. Wait LEWIS
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arrival and Departure Of Nails.

MEEFHIs POsTOFFICE. once hours
from am. too pm. Sundays from 9 90
10 am.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
MsmBhis and White River IaHeb
States Nail Line.

DURING tbe summer, anduuHf 80
~ further notice, the boats Of
lhts line VIII leave Memphis llr WdlL8
On
I lS@d'ZB 90 9ReuEagwa
Ats o'clock pm.
For Ealghb OF passage apply on board. or
W. g. FAITE5GN, Agent
40. Madison ST., Stanton EIorE.
Or 70 ELLIOTT q MILLER. Agents
au2 Ne. 2 Promsnada ST. opn- LENDING
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VS.

Es p-eFsOunes Dormant partle du C0mit8
II charge De rsceVoir des SUBSCRIPTIONS st
des bisssas iraneais, HOub de Sc rsunlr.
chez "a. Jean PsIiegrIu. 45 GgOnros street.
LJNDl 80 cOuranU al hsures du soir.
s0uE Fgalement Invites les fraueals de %
vile. Par Ordr5 in President.
jas X. BATTER, secrstaIre.
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company that spring night at the Pho-
nix, and keenly We reiished the recital Of
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FOR 81. FRANCIS RIVER
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-07

4 Ter salcata
GREAT nAEeAN
The gen laaun
..
Formerly owned bv wav & EFglestop.
-, v-a,
D..i...;f 1,..;...l
There ia no better location for Wooden Ware
Mandatory or Machine shop,
,r.,.h..,,r lam. as.b. 1874. eams7,ni7
Importers sud dealers 10
Il a y
Also. Tin Plate. Metals, &C.,
''' ' "
roiH Hortt. s9l'2ioA
ENVELOPES CHEAP
.tn,a
~ ''' TgrRNAT. OFFICF.
'o0''4''''' ~
TUE JJuRNAL one year and 1U3 envelopes Win
card yrul.d 90 fer So f3
"''' ''''" I4''''' j.. k sIuOyDs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-07


Tirst.Cltas Cook Stoves
.-,.-.,.
y swprr
-,
Manchester Vs. Vli' 4oth' l9tl' ''i o'''
RURION & co"
fAoioih i''>i'
Vow offer large stock q Goods i9eiaa'nB almost
every Hlhs DO" af' "'s"""'o'
DRESS GOODS,
fItD1A bla''he' ga "''' Ha''.''
MACK aud cheno Aspaeas, a large assortment,
c,sh, roa. roplfn.
SD an Wa, Plaid. q mary others.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-24

! BARTON.-On Move mbeI l4th, 1871 of con-
sumption, JOIN BAETOS, aged 20 years.
! The deceased was burn in England but cam,
to this country when quite young, and for peri
od ofnearly twenty years his home associations
haye bsen in Perrysburg, from whence, lac has
passed to that Home which epdureth forever.
In early life he evinced an ardent thirst for
ls .rning, whiek he was enabled to crafty by
means of the liberal educational advantages
which are presented in this land of his adoption,
to all its citizens. Warmly cherishng the value
ofthese privileges, he zealously entered on the
process of education, and by his diligence and
perseverance, accomplished the course Of studies
which were delineated at the Perry sburg High
School, and proceeded f:om it to. the Baldwin
University for the purpose Of reaching higher
attaium.nts in scholastic learning. or his dill
gsnce in prosecuting his stulies; OF his patient
s,lf.denal. while earning the means to defray
the expenses Of his education, aud Of the success
which attended his efforts, it is unnecessary for
us to speak; they are facts which are wekn0wn
TO all who knew him. lie graduated with honor
at the University, receiving the honorary degree
of A. NJ.
as Superintendent Of our onion School for the
period Of three years, and Of his more recent as
sociation with the educational interests Of the
II gh School in the city of Toledo, which rela
lions were dsso we'd only by that disease which
has led him 20 the tomb, it is sufficient to say that
It was characterized by patient and unremitting
diligence and success which secured for him the
confidence of his pupils and the respect of their
friends. In these matters il may well be said ot
him, he rests from his laborI, but his works
follow him."
While thus teaching the young and inspiring
th,m with the spri: Ofnsbls emulation, he did
not forget the lessons Of that life whicI is etern
al. The teachings of Him "who spoke as never
man spake," were received by our deceased
friend in simplicity and in TRUTH and through
tho enlightening influence Of the Divine Spirit,
the light ofimmortalty beamed on him nd re-
Vsaled those treasures of wisdom aud of knowl-
Q lge which Passeth understanding. With such
hopes inspiring him, he has quietly and safely
passed through "death's shadowy valley" and
has left record Of diligence and success, ia the
affairs Of lie, combined with that purity of char
,er which we all mly desire and hope to EN-
,ulate.
On Thursday the 10Th inst, his funeral SER
vices were performed in tho PerrysPurg NJ. E.
Church, the Rev. r. b. PORE, improving the
m ,urnful occasion BY remarks from the text :
al have flushed the work which Thou gavest me
10 do" at the close of which large concourse
of sy mpathizing friends followed his remains to
their last resting place.
May that Gracious Being who alone can re-
lieve sorrows aud assuage our griefs, CON =
isrt and sustain the youthful widow ia this time
Of her great sorrow.