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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-13
Alexandria Gazette

\ MARVELLOUS CITY 1t appears that out
West ready-madc cities can be had by those
who are not ready to await the usual formative
rrowth of towns. The Chicago Republican, III
m editorial, says:
an record of the laying out OF town. the max
ing of its roads, the construction OF ITS ufaliiS
rhc laying of its gas and water-plpe, the bullo-
ing of its water and gaS-works-;lnu all on inc
most liberal and magnificent scale Tor Guy o, OF
10 600 Inhabitants, before one identical lndl-
,idual had been secured as a dwcller therein! ]!
In every other known CASE these improvements
have followed after the people. In this case
the people have come after the Improvements
In all the esscitiul comforts that distinguish
= city. Riverside is now. 4 first class metropolis,
with this advantage over the ordinary cities, TO
wit That il is laid out in accordance with
nreconceiyed plan by the foremost landscape
Gardeners of the world Messrs Olmstcd. NauX
l. Co., and upon so liberal Il scale with rccr-
encc to garden adOrnmcnt that the area gwen
up to roads, borders, grass plats, anu parks, Is
almost equal to the area devoted to lots-thcre
being 1872 acres of park and road adorn-
mruts against Sl4 acres OF lot Sllb-dlvlslon
These parks and ruadways are laid out IN the
most diversified and picturesque manner, there
lcils no two parks or grass plots alike III the
whole town, and not one rod OF absolutely
straight roadway. The lines of grace and beau
ty are everywhere observed.
Already the various divisions of the town,
Which only year ago was 4 wild, uncultiyatcd
waste, are dotted with dwellings Of varied dc,
sign and exquisite model; Stores are opened
and cxcelenty patronized- Il good school is in
opcration club for social recreation and the
cultivation of the feet and another for literary
improvement and the cultivation of the head;
better than all, fourishing church society and
:; vigorous Sunday School are all in successful
operation, and Riverside is essentially to-day the
realized fact which its large headed and large
hearted proprietors promised themselves to
achievew they began the vast and labor-
ouS and expensive work OF manufacturing per,
feet city out OF wild and uncutlvated waste,
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The Directors will use every precaution In
toelr power 70 secu . the safety o. articles
any losses.
fhe beautiful track of one mile is in COM
plete order and cannot be excelled in Amer
lea as a trottlng 2 onnd.
trains viii run every half hour nom Menu
PMS le the grounds, at &c the round trip.
Omnlousses end hecka, in abundance can be
also procured. All the railroads transnorf
passengers AZ half rates. OF one faro both
wsyss by having tickets stamped at the gate.
VISITORS are particularly requested to have
their tickets STAN ed AZ Lhe gate, otherwise
they forfeit their right to return free.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-04

A PURE Tonic - This is something
which many invalids feel would be a
priceless boon, could they but find 1t.
But there are so many so-cslled tonics,
which prove to be compounded o. the
cheapest and worst sdultersted stimu-
lsnts and some noxious decoctions of
worthless herbs, that those who would use
= good and pure tonic for that debility
with which they are afflicted, are afraid to
10 so. From all we can learn, q reliable
stimulsnt has been discovered, and it's
name is Kettle Bitters," the production
of A. Z. Lewis q Co. of Oovington. Ken
lucky. In their preparation. only herbs
Of known and valuable medicinal quail
ties are used, and TIE very best of whisky,
made by the firm, is used as q vehicle tor
effect to the curative properties Of
the herbal ingredients. Such being the
sctual facts, we think we can confidently
recommend their use to all who find some
sort of q tonic necessary either as sn aid
recovery from sickness, or as a prevent
i've of the fevers which so often attack
the slightly debilitsted in this climate.
The Kettle Bitters are for sale In this CITY
oy Wetherby & Bowen.
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Scout, 6 years old, by John Morgan, dam
Lizzie Morgan, by imp Glencoe. Colors,
maroon.
Q. b warwick enters oh & vidocq, sgsd,
by Creighton, dam by st. Louis. Oolors,
blue and red, white sash.
7 William Jennings enters b 0 Jungler,
8 years old, by Jack Malone, dam by imp
Sovereign. Colors, blue and scarlet.
This rsce was a very good one. Dono-
van took the lead at the start and kept 1t
for half a mile. Morgan Scout WA about
last up to the first quarter, but then COM
menced to creep up with s regular pro-
gression till be reached the first place
about the time the first mile was run. He
kept his prominent place all round, and
The excitement that might have been
expec' ed. Vidocq and Jungler did
not do very well. Morgan Scout won
the race in S:44. The Tiperary colt gave
some Indications of possessing superior
stuff. This was the last race. In twenty
minutes the track was cleared. Our SPORT
ing reporter was invited to a X q seat in
q hack with two gentlemRnly printers
who had gone out solely because the as
ISOLATION had resolved to have no gamb-
ling nor exclusive places for those ladies.
The programme for to-day Is as follows:
FIRST RACE.
Bradley Stake-For two year olds; one
mile; s25 sub p p; to which $500 are sd-
ded by the club.
NOMINATIONS:
/. George 7 Altman names b fVanda.
LATTE by Planet; dam Vandslia, by Van
dial.
2 Also ch f Wstsons by Watson; dam
SultaDa by brother to Peytors.
3 Also bf by Planet; dan Magurka, by
Lexington.
4. W A Buford names b @ Bombshell by
Marian: dam Fleeting Moments, imp, by
B~olingbroke.
8. George Osdwallader James b @ Rufe
Hunt by Lightning; dam Nora Creina,
by Msnomet.
g.. Also ch Emma Mccormick by imp
Australian; dam Msgneta, by Mshomet.
T.. John NJ Clay names Oh I La Gitsns
by Uncle Vic; dam Georgia Woods, by
imp Knight of st George.
s CT Hunt names b Dslla Hern by
Voucher; dam Evsngeline, by imp Eclipse
9. VIM Jennings names ch Q Silent
Friend by imp Australian; dam by Lex
ington.
10 S S Lake names brown FLY by Col
lossus; dam by imp Australian.
IL. r d Malone names grey flley by
Lightning; dam Laura Spillmsn
IL. s & SR Mann name or G London by
Lightning; dam Zingara, by Star Davis
40 L AuhaA0 " oBOhOH haA4O Ol L OOACsn
by Jack Malone; dam Efie Chesthsm, by
Bill Cheathsm.
Il Robinson & Morgan name br G Ba-
zsine by Astsroid; dam Laura White, by
imp Glencoe.
% RACE.
Jockey Club purse $500; mile heats, best
three in five, tor all ages.
L. T G Moore enters Oh C Foster, 4 years
old, by Lexington, dam Verona, by imp
Yorshire. Blue and blue.
2. Gov J Henderson enters oh g Dono-
van, aged, by Bulletin, dam by Ambassa-
dor. Blue and white.
8. T McCalls enters b c Paddy's Pig, 8
years old, by Second Lightning, dam by
Mahomet. Orange and green.
4 g A Eastman enters b f. 4 years old,
by Prolific, dam by Star Davis. Orange
and white.
8. Jno Jackson enters Oh & Bob Shelton,
4 years old, by imp Australian, dam Law
ender, by Wagner. Maroon.
The drum will be tapped for the start in
the first race at 2 o'clock precisely.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-04

Hart, Rymsn d Bsrney's combination
appeared TO 9 crowded house at the thea
ter last night, and never did an audience
leave 8 p ace of amusement better salts
ned with an evenings entertain ment
Nothing In the shape of q minstrel troupe
that ever appeared here can bold q candle
TO them" wss the expression Of an enthu-
siastic sdmirer Of the burnt-cork artists.
The specislties of siRnor Fsrini we're no
taoiy spplsuded, as they richly deserved.
The =" hrst part performance, a. it is
called, is certainly the best ever given
here. while the folio" Is entirely new,
nearly every act being original with this
troupe
Tonight all the force Of the company,
including Fsrini and Rudolph, win APP
pear in the best bill yet given.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

WALL STREET. NEW YoRK, October S.-Gold
opened at ll4z, but declined to ia, on heavy
sales, said to be for account. Some Of the re-
ceut large holders, among whom there is lack
Of h s rmony, from 6-54 to l-64 of l per cent was
paid for use. Clearings, $4.5e0,00. Govern
ments, considering the TAIL In gold. were
strong The market closed dull but steady:
Stocks opered dull; early in the afternoon
the general list; after s O'Clock there was a
slight upward reaction In all speculative
shares. New Jersey Central sold back 10 ia.
and st. Joseph sold AZ % and advanced TO 34a
341< bid; the next sale was at IS. A sale OF
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati ard Indian
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DENTIsRRw
T b WATSON, ID. d. n, once No. 81
! Main strees,nearly opposite the Pea
body Hotel.
ALSO PROPRIETOR or THE MEMPHIS
DENTAL DEe0T

Special attention given to saving Teeth.
however much they have dseayed or ache
Nearly twenty years experience a. the prsc-
tie Of Dentistry. teaches as that many thou
sands OF teeth are tSnorantly and recklessly
extracted snnusly, hat might be preserved
and rendered se~rvteeable during life by al
ed0cafed ami sk1nfrl DENTIST The pAinfn
extraction of teeth Will be performed only
when actual necessity requires All dis
eases OF the feeth, Gums md Mouth kfUfu
" treaties, and cured Aovice fee given g.
to the only certain rethod OF preserving tbs
natural teeth from decay.
HoTE-My new ana tmrroved method OF
mounting teeth on nne gold, enablss me 10
insert teeth which are st onger more dura-
bic more clearly. ear be worn more conn
iortably. an more beautiful, and 4 every e.
spect far superior 10 EDy oIher now kuown
or in use. Ano as the process OF maAfpE these
teeth does not require half tbs time and
labor of the old goic Patchwork. the cost
parsr. lse1z1 eEE.Gk s1e nA1N 81.
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DONATION DAY.

Tomorrow will be a day on which those
who have had a paddock on their hearts
may unlock witt proft-spiritusl profit,
of course 1t will be donation day at the
Lesth orphan asylum. This institution
Is the home of many helpless children
who have to depend upon the charity OF
the world for a living. Patterson and
Fontsine have generously volunteered
TO place sn omnibus each at the dis
pOsal of the asylum; these will ron
from Court square and carry out whoever
wishes to visit the institution to make an
inspection and give a donation. The fare
that will be charged is to go for the benefit
Of the asylum. They will start at nine
O'Clock. whoever wishes to lay up treas
ures in heaven will go; whoever has pity
on the orphans will go; whoever has
Christian feeling will go; whoever Is s
philsnthropist will 20. Let the orphans
have q rousing benefit.
TIE Latest Styles of Hats at Leidy's,
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DUEL.
Beth Conbatsnts Wounded A Qufet
SOrt of an AHafr-No Particulars.

We received the following yesterday
from, as we suppose, a friend of the AP-
PEAL, who desires through q columns
to ease the minds Of the friends of the
combstsnts as to the result of an sffsir
which sll good citizens will deplore the ne
cessity TO-. Our correspondent In a "post-
script'' promises to point out and coL1mu-
nicate to us, at an early day, the psrticu-
lars at present withheld:
MEMPHIS, TENN October "A Duel
was fought this morning IN the skirts Of
the city. by q Mr. 8 B. Porter and a Mr..
E B Price. I was Mr.. Porter's second
but 1 know nothing or the cause of the
duel, excepting that Mr.. Price killed Mr..
Porter's brother in q duel at Meridian
Mississippi, in 1885. Mr.. Porter is from
Alabama; he is about thirty-four years Of
age. and is rather slender. Mr.. Price Is from
Indian Bay, Arkansas; be is tall, slender
and handsome; about twenty-three years
Of age. Each received two wounds but
are doing well and are among friends. /
will not give my name or tell where
these men are, but they are doing well.
A. 8. B.
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Late of the firm OF Fowlkes & Stefisy,
cotton factors and commission merchants,
Is row doing b~usiress on his own account
at the corner Of Washington and Second
streets. He is prepared tn store, weigh
and sell cotton for planters, and. having
excellent facilities for the transaction Of
these branches of business, We commend
him to the attention Of the planters mar
letting their cotton here.
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THE Finest Hsts a. L4idy's.
NEWS.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College
-Thos cubbins, bncklayer, 2S4 Main st.
-ArmEtrong's Photographic Gallery.
No. 2ll Main street. Three faultless eem
pictures for fifty cents.
ST. JosEPH's INFIRMARY-In charge of
the Sisters, oorn Third and Jefferson
strests.
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List of the Mechanical Division

Can challenge competition, snd cannot be ex-
celled for completeness in deSaiI and compre-
henstveness in conce stion. Every Mechanic
and Manufact rer Of Memphis should be
proud to cOmpete in such q list, and should
send his best faerics for exhibition.
The Directors OF the Agricultural Society
are happy to Announce that they have a
the hearty and jealous aid of the Memphis
Mechanics Institute in preparing this List,
Who VIII nave charF of that Division of cur
Fair, and from whom, under their enlisht-
ened management and personal supervision,
the Mechanical Division cannot fail to b the
most omplet success ever attained. at
a Fair or Exposition In the Southwest,
Steam motive Powsr viii be provided 70
drive machinery. and ample tests VIII be
made before awarding premiums.
The grounds sre being set in complete or
Ger and every facility in the Eer OF the DE-
rectoIy, viii be provided for exhibiting
articles al the fair. Ample guards viii be
provided for he safety OF articles and AMI
mails, and feed for the latter viii be furnished
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GRAND OPENING THURSDAY
-oF-
Partisan Fashions i!

MISS A. A. WALL, 2ss MAIN STREET.
h=s lust completed her sesssn o pursb-ses-
and ia Receiving a uI 2 crtme Ct fasHian-
able millinery gods o. The l4tszt ian go
tons. and the N ost elesent easherss u 4 "
ers; London and IRE ch bonrets, win a-nsr
novelties. Tnoee desiring the ~enofcesE eoo1s
at the most populsr prices. ara invited 10 cal.
Miss A. A. Wall calls the sftens son o. the
ladies or Memphis and he surrounding couD-
try to her dress-maHtDg department, unsar-
passed for style and elegance. Brfral frouz-
seaux completed In the sherfes n tie. -o~s
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70 Nd.

uCReE & fme TO my PREMISE, a dup-col-
II o e foTe pony; white face. OFner
can hsVe hin ~ nroying properJ, and pay
nnA
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STEAM FITTING, si5 Second street.

B. A. HoLLKNRERG's Memphis steam
establishment, 262 Second street,
See advertisement elsewhere.
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PUMPS, Bis Second street.

TIE place to get a No, 1 buggy horse,
an excellent saddle horse, a good draw
mule or farm stock, is Q. H. Bracket d
Co.'s, No. 321 Second street. All stock
must be as represented.
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Miss n. EKGLIEH lie now able, by recent
sodiuion@ o. her stock. to supply her Gus
TONERS wifh every variety of bonnets,
hats. artificial flowers. etc which she
proposes 70 sell unusually low for cash.
Give her q call, No. go Main street.
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DR.. J. ( WRIGHT.

Late Of Colum ola. louisiana, Offers nis ore-
fesetOnal services to the cittzers OF Memoirs
and vicinity, A c~onttnuo1- and epEvo
practice II the Ouachita V Hey foF twerfT
consecu i've years b wing given hina p prsc.
teal familiarity with the various fyps- 81
disease ecdemical in q Southern Q lnaa re-
confidently hopes 70 g We sastsfacfi a ~
Vho may favor him with sEFfr .etrouaea
Having devo ed special atteu ion 20 Up RA-
IuIlY performed most OF tos rarta 5 era.
of the day, he respeat1u " 50 .ci-s ozs-
ronege In that branoA OF his PRECISION
once and residences corner OF J1urt nd
fnird streets. oc{
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LAW REPORTS.

ALL the Leading Standard Styles of
Hats at Leidy's.
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FITTED anc furnished mean a great deal,
but most travellers in this country are
ready TO endorse the statement that the
AMk RIOAN HOUSE, BOSTON, is fitted
With all needed convent nces, and fur
nished in accordance withthe demands of
the most exacting.
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Have you seen those hne pictures at z.
Dsy's7 None finer made. Call and salts
~ yourselves. II you wish a photograph
as iDe as those made in New York, call
a. Y. Days, 25I Main, and you will not be
disappointed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-04

THE JONES ESTATE will be Sold on the
premises DC ober 9th. The last chance to
Secure homestesds by the acre so near the
ci y. Omnibuses will leave Court square
At 9 IN. throughout the day of sale. Re-
freshments on the ground. One hundred
dollars deposit Will DO required Of pur-
chssers. W. IA. PAssMoRK, Auctioneer
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LOVERS of music should not fail to at
tend the Concert of the season" which is
O come of on Thursday next, under the
leadership Of the go we'll and favOrsbly
known Orgsnist of the Calvary Church,
We find such renowned dTttStes as Mrs
Chepzkv, Msssrs. Gideon and Peterson,
Henry Farmer and HOllenberg, besides a
great MANY others too numerous to men,
zion. II will undoubtedly be g grad sf-
air, and we refer to the programme ss
publ she'd on another page Of this issue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-04

THE Kettle Bitters of A. K. Lewis &
Co. took the first premium at the State
fsir. This was owing to two causes, the
article itself, and the urbanitv Of the
courteous and energetic agent, Mr.. W. A.
Draper.
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THE cheapest and best Dyeing and
Cleaning House in the city Ia ct 246 SEQ
ond street (Hunt q Hanson's cid stRndl.
HANSON & WALKER,
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Prof. Mathew F. Maury,

Known throughout the world ss a man of
Genius, Scienoe and Learning, will deliver
the Annual Address on Monday, October 18TH.
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TICKETS FOR THE FAIR DRAWING" ARE
F0R SALE

J Q. Eyrich's news depot:
Mansford's news depot;
Joe Locke's news depot;
George Berghsnis cigar stand;
Leubrie's cigar stand;
Byrd's iewelry store;
Bsrnum's jswelry store;
Memphis and Charleston ticket ofice.
Chris Steinkuhl's Capitol Saloon.
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348 MAIN STREET.
The Great Southern
90 CENT STORE.

50 fsvorsbly known and so highly sppre-
cisted snG ~pstronizsd by the public OF
View Orleans, Mobile, Galveston and
Nashville, will open here in a few days q
branch store, at the sbove-nsmed place,
with a large stock of Fancy Goods, No
tons, Jewelry, Dry Goods, China and
lsssware. The opening day will be
made known to the public through the
daily papers,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-04

TEE largest and finest selection of fash
ionsble Dress and Business Hats for gen.
tlemen in the city are At
LEIDY q co IS,
26s Main street, opposite the Square.
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First Circuit COurt--He isk ell, Judge.
The argument in the case of O'Hars
VS. Louisville and Nashville railroad COM
psny will be closed this morning, and the
case given to the jury, after which the
call of the calendar heretofore published
will be proceeded with.
Second Circuit Court HaIsey, Judge.
All the cases on yesterdays calendar
were disposed OF. The court will charge
the jury this morning In the case of Nc
kinney against the city Of siemphis,
after which the following cases will be
called for trial:
2IS, Runyan VS. Williams, Ross & Co;
235, Horrigsn VS. Tufts; l36 Kiernsn VS.
Stewart q Bro; 237, Murphy q Bro vs.
Humphry d Bro; 25S, Ksm9ner vs. Pol
lock ct al; 239, Miles d Woods VS. Crump
ct al; 24a, Payne, executor, VS. Rice; 24l
Jones VS. Wsddeli, administrator; 242
Wilson VS. Martin q 90 ct 81; 24S, Deeson
VS. same; 244, Herring VS. Sherry; 255,
Williams VS. Jackson insurance company;
ons VS. Rice d Day; PAS, Boro 81 Co VS.
Walker ct al; 249, Allen & Co VS. Bloom
ct al; $50, Shell VS. Winters; Isl,
Winters vs. Shell, 252, Campbell.
Norvell & Shepperd VS. Valentine; 25S
Holt q Son W Ware; 81, Toier va Jones q
Go; 200, Tracy VS. Loeb; zoo. Taylor, Cole Il
NcLeld vs Charleston; 257, Bates VS. same;
258, Udion Bank OF Tennessee vs. Day;
259, Vinson VS. Littlejohn; 2 o. Chase et a
Widrig; 26i, Pope VS. Rstclif & Robb;
263 Ivey VS. johnson; 264 Alin, use etc
Lark; 265, Flynn VS. Heinrich & Co;
266, Fowlkes VS. Mcdonald; 267, Laid,
Cartwright & Co VS. Jones; 27I, Clinton VS.
Mcdonald; 272, Condo, agent, vs. Martin;
274, Littlejohn VS. Stillmsn, 275, CosgrOve
VS. Calhoun; 276. Hayden VS. Mallory ct al
277, Young VS. Dickens ct al; 278, Solomon
VS. Welsh; 279, white VS. McGrsth;
$50, Drake & Robertson VS. Hill;
2SI, Wsggoner ct al vs. POston, ex'r. ct al;
2S2, Porter VS. Foster; 2S3, Laski vs.
Schultz; 2S4, Myers & Co VS. Msloney ct
TX; 2S5, Duff ct TX VS. Hsine ct al; 2Ss, Du-
Bose, use, ete., VS. Baugh & Co; $50, Nc |
& Co VS. Bsbb; 200, Cameron, |
VS. Inmsn; POI, Cochran, sdmr'x,
vs Lippe; 292, Lewis lash VS. Wilson hoss-
we'll; 293, Mailman vs. Bingham; 294, Nc |
.herson VS. Holland; 295, Mosby VS. Thorn |
on; 296, Boxhorn VS. French John q Co; |
Richards VS. Grace; 298. Burford VS.
299, Flagea VS. John Erskine; 800, |
r Savage VS. h Leignel; 30I. Vance q !
Anderson VS. McMahsn; 302, Lindsey, use, |
ftc.. VS. Griffin; 303. Tate VS. Ceruthers ct
i; 304, BrooAs VS. Pritchsrd, admir-; SO5, |
)obbins VS. Case; 306, Bullock vs. Madison
Molli5or; 307, FiGohner VS. Hussey & Co; |
Os, Bethel VS. Babb; 800, Widrig VS. Chase
t al; $40, Little VS. George W White.
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NEW YoaK Styles of Hats at Leidy's.

Go To Joe Locke's, 2S6H Main street, for
your residing matter.
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Browne
& Brownies, Bis Second street.
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FRESH

Victor D Fuchs, Il Jefferson, bstrest is
the place 10 buy them
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TEETH.-The powers OF Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup for children are as positive
rs the sunlight from heaven, and gentle
and soothing - an angels whisper.
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1T Is q tonic and will strengthen you.
Reduce the dose 90 it sets as a gentle lax
alive; and continue regularly with Sim
mons Regulator and you viii become
strong and healthy.
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THE valuable business property sdver-
tised this morning by Mr.. Greenlsw,
through Messrs. Register, Tressvsnt q
Co., auctioneers, should attract the at
bention of real estate buyers to the sale
on Monday next.
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oocoAINE dresses the hair beautifully.

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-04

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