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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-10-14
.ouisiana Agency-aa Carondslet st.
Officers for Louisiana Branch.
Medical Examiners:
J. N. FOLWELL., NJ. D., J.B. RlTCHIE, NJ. d.
Louisiana Directors

The Mound City Matual Life Insurance Com
pany being Home Institution, tt should be pre-
ferred by citizens of the South for many reasons.
We win, however, enumcrate only two or three.
4 The meneS invested in it is retained at nome
whore it cssistsin promoting Western and South
ern trade and commerce, IN bulioihg up toMMe
and cities, In developing our rich mineral and
agricultural resources, in building our great lines
Of railroad, and in cultivatiRg our boundless
prairics. For these reasons Southern and West
ern men should insure in it.
2. As it's funds are all invested, whsre high
rates of interest prevail, it can grant Insurance
cheaper.and pay better dividendP than any East-
.ern Company; For this reason u persons deair-
ing to make certain and safe provision for their
families, should insure In it. ~ sesskg ~
3. It's Local Board of Lonisiana Directors being
cemposed Of men Of high standing in the com.
munity, is sufficient guarantee that widows
when policies issued by this Company mature by
reason Of death or otherwise THIS feature is pes
culisr 70 this conpany tno other institution be-
yond the tmitsof the State having local beard, ]
aud 10. theretnrc, worthy Of tic highest oonsid-
An kinds Of Life Policies are issuea by this
EompanF, and non-forfeiting after an annual
fsis Company maEespo charge for policy, fec
B fhe louissana Branch Oface is at No. 50
easonseiet street, New orleans:
& State Agent for Louisiana, New Orleans.
Aanoat an the business men in and about
Opd16usas hare their lives insured In this Com
H 1ittal u J. Morgan, Judge A. GarTigues'
DE-. Jehn 4. Taylor, Joel b. sandos, Jafnes q.
fsssons % desirons r. ,i to take insurance policies
win apply to E. D. ESTILETTE, Agent.
Law-OfIioe Of Bailey & Estilette,
oct 2-ly1 Opelousas, La.
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/ iMEDICAL,NOT1CH

! j NOTICE. ~
A REGULARmeetingof Of the &c. Landry Med
IN heal and Surgical Association will be held ct
Opeleusas, the lst Saturday Of every month, at
- .'vINCENr BoAaNI. n. b. :.
~ - - p1esidesk
JAMES RAY, =. D.. Seerotary. y. l45-ly
A. BA1LHXs& q. D. EST1LBTTE, !.
~ ArronNEYs Ar Law. s
WILL PRACTICE II the Courts Of the Parishes
w OF St. Landry. Lafayette, Yarmi1lion, Cal
casieu, 81. Martin, sc. MHfy apd Avoyelies,
Office -Opelonsas fAng6-47tf
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q: PUBLIC SALE.

Estate Of John Close, deceasedo
pY virtue of an order from the Hon. the Pro-
1D bate Court, in and for the parish of St. Ian
dry, there will be sold at public sale, to tho last
TRAITOR, at the last residence Of the late John
Close, on the Bayou Tcche, in tho Parish of St.
Landry, on
Wednesday, November 9th, 1871,
the following described property belonging to
the Estate of said John Close, decd, to Wit:
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BUCKS BRILLIANT J.
C0OKING sTOY Il.

NyHE most durable, the least complicated and
n the most easily managed of all Cooking
Stoves GrR Fterstuss awarded at the &C. Louis
Fair Ia lse5. '66, 67, and 1868; and at sthe Lon.
tsiana Fair In 1S66 1850 and 1870. "a,
The undersigned having been appointed sole
Agent for &c. Landry for che salo Of these cele.
brated Cooking 6tovaa, win constantly have on
hand At his Tin Shop "a Washington. an assort.
ment1 1of the sAme, 81 aiAD Fire Crates, Hollow.
.NAre, msnufacturer of plain and Jspanned Tin.
were and ssAaped wars. $50
+ a. Depet ~ Jos. Blum, opelonsas, where oil
erdess win be prunpt ptlystGlled. his
4 s. So ssai xas IIGENE LEMONTEY.
. WashiuofOu. La. March a5 aa1f. ~ f28-ly
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
r. S. WILKINS.
(Successor to LOUIS STAGG,J
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
M E r @ H A N T,
Washington, Ia.

HAVING leased the spacious Warehouses oc-
Ia cupied by Mr.. Louis Stagg, am prepared
to store and forward the product of the country,
and hope by strict attention to business to merit
the patronage of my friends and tho public gen.
orally, E5 lam prepared to purchase COTTON
and other Produce at The Market Price.
THHE undersigned, in retiring from business,
Il takes this opportunity of thanking his
friends and the public for their liberal pat ronage
and with pleasure recommends to them his sue
ccssor, MIR. Il. S. Wilkins feeling confident that
he will give perfect satisfaction in NIL business
entrusted to his care. LOyTIS STAGG.
Washington La, Oct. list 1878 5tf
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THE PLANTATION.

last residence of said deceased, situated on
Barry's Landing, containing two hundred and
cighty-ive arpcnts. $50 of which in cultivation,
aud l35 well timbcrcd land There is.a good
dwelling house and cotton gin. This plantation
is bounded North by Bayou Teche, East by land
land of Michel Castillo. This plantation win be
sold by lots of one arpcnt front on Bayou Techo
bY forty arncnfs in danth.
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MISCELLANHOUS CARDS
@ O q q q ID = d u 8 o j 3
AND HORSE POWERS. ,.s>

Ihe "Reynolds' Revolving Wrought Iron Screw
| COTTON PRESS
Is an improvement on the most popular Screw
Presses, and is pronounced to be the most COM
plete, durable, and easy working Press now In
the market. The whole weight of the Press
with the cotton In the box, stands on pivot,
enabling two men or one horse to press q SOW
lbs bale with ease.
The Reynolds Horse Powers
Is unsurpassed for strength and durability.
They are manufactured expressly for Cotton
Ginning, Corn Mills and other plantation work.
These articles took the PREMIUMS at the
TEXAS STATE FAIR, 1871.
Manufactured in New Orleans, at
REYNOLDS IRON WORKS,
Corner South Market and Fulton Sts,
Near St. Mary's Market.
W. IT. REYNOLDS PROPRIETOR Box 1880.
Office and Depot, 81 Carondelet Street.
BLOCH & DUPRE, Agents,
Opelonsas, La.
Agents wanted everywhere. B". Send for
Price List. tAug 5tf
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GINGER'S SEWING MACHINES, with
~ latest additions and improvements, at man
nfacturer's prices, always on hand At
BLOCH & DUPRES.
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A LIBERAL DISCOUNT allowed whole
N sale purchasers Of any kind of goods, At
BLOCH & DUPRE'S.
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A MORNING VIsIT.-Mrs. Graham
Kate, where is your mother, this morn
ing2 Kate-She is in the kitchen making
mince pies. Mrs. G.-Why Kate; you
surprise met Mrs. Croker told me only
a few days ago that she was quite sick,
and not able to be about. Kate-Oh yes:
she has been quite sick, but the day sf-
ter Mrs. Q. was here, ma sent for q bottle
Of PLANTATION BITTERs, and has taken
It three times a day sincs. II worked
like q 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 talte some; but.
1t is 30 awful bitter 1 do not like it. I
have taken it several timer, but It gives
such an appetite that l tellsma her
mince pies viii notlast long, Mrs. c.
Good morning Kate. Give my love to
your mother, snd tell her she Is safe so
long as she has PLANTATION BTrTERs in
the house.
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MEMS sANA.
A Jury Of IBqulsltl9H DsGlare SchsifsFs
"SSuad on the Gusss."

Yesterday the case of A. Scheifers was
resumed by the following jury constitut-
ing q jury of inquisiJiOn 10 say whether
the defendant was sane or insane:
$. Fransiola, George Harbert, J. A. Nc
Call, ~. Calhoun, B. Rocco, G.. TOensmRn,
j. z. Prescott, D. Venturina, James Sack
cit, b. Bingham, J. c. Saint, ". ]. Little
John. ]. s. Black and 0rVille Yerger an
pearsd for the defense, and - Edqing-
ton n K. z. Duncan prosecuted. There
was some evidence taken and much talk
ing done in the course of the evening,
Squire Miller said he was an saent Of
the State and represented the interests of
the people, and he would suggest that the
opinion of experts be taken. The u
sci on both sides repUdisted the idea Of
Squire Miller having anything to say in
the matter at all, so they squelehed him
out unceremOniOusly. When all the evil
dence was given and the pleadings gone
through, the jury consulted g few mo-
and concluded that Soheifers was
sound and ut to take care of himself and
ms affairs. He was rejOiced and took his
out to Henry Eshmsnn's.to
'tsmils."
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Business PUSHES at the Criminal Court
two petit juri6s are kept running by
Judge Flippin and Attorney General
Wright. Yesterday the following affairs
were got over: Cornelius Tignor, not
guilty Of grand larceny; john Wills, as
sault and battery, $40 line and five days
in the county jail; Charles Link, horse
stealing, ten years. The following cases
are set for trial to-day: 563, State vs. ".
p. Mitchell, falling TO settle "a admins
TRAITOR; 569, j, J.. Garrett, falling to settle
as administrator; $40, Michael Foley, ex-
tOrtiOn $50, John donovan, assault and
battery 5SI, Richard Pryor, assault and
bsrteryI $50, Angelo Marie, assault and
battery; 5S7, Ell Wells, perjury; GIG, An
gelO Mare, attempt to kin; SIS, Patrick
Burke, murder; 632, Jacob S8undsE5On,
murder; 638, Forrest Powell, grand lar
ceny; CSC, York Baker, grand larceny;
GIL Martin Robinson, grand larceny;
fs5, James Bruce, grand larceny;
g96, o. Davis, assault and battery; 1880.
Jacob Dreyfus, grand larceny; lGs9,
Moody, grand larceny; 1903, Albert
Cash, attempt to murders 1904. John
Cline, carrying concealed weapons; 1866,
Cline, assault and battery; 1863,
Jacob Etlsy, carrying concealed weapons;
lO73, Joseph Cline, assault and battery;
1915, James Coleman, assault and battery;
1854, James Rocker, malicious mischief ;
llOl, James Schools, assault and battery;
HOS, James Upton, larceny; Il69 and
las, j. 3. Robertson, falling TO settle as
administrator; 1877, Thos. LahCff, yiOlat-
ing revenue law; Mich. Arnold, grand
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AAA2r H1ANaA % ACHAu
Colonel Joseph LenOw, W, c, Mcclure.
+. s. Davis, DsSOtO Bank, VIM. N, Far
rington, 1 B Kirkland, +. MOllov, NJ.
E. Cochran, John d. Adams. John n.
Hardin, A, WoodFua, Mansfield & Hig-
bee, Francisco q Wiggin, Newton Ford
& Co, J. ". Clspp, s. NJ. Webb, s.. L.
Rsine8, +. r. Tuggle, n. H. Wilson, A.
J. Roach, John p. Hoffman, E. T. Risk,
j, D. DanbuTy, Irwin Dugan, W. H,
Thomas, Friedman RrOs., B. Lowen-
stein & Bros, John H. Lenow, and
others (;
GeBHssen-The receipt Of your note
in5lOsing one hundred dollars (SlOOl is
most gratefully acknowledged, and my
self, and the mother and family of my
deceased husband, tender to you who so
contributed to our relief, and
heartfelt thanks, and your assistance in
houriOf trOuble,an6 need, will eYer be
cherished by us &C q sacred remembrance.
that she "Bresd thus cast upon
mo wstsrs," may be returned to you all
/ Thousand fold, Iremsin,
Gratefully and respectfully,
MRS. WIN. Il. WHITE.
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RECEIPTS BY RAIL.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
Newton Ford & CO, IA bales cotton; Far6ee &
Harbert, 2 dos J., 4 co, 10 do; Black, Estes
& CO, 20 do; Stewart Bros & Ftz 7, 70 dO5 A g
Treadweu & Bros, 8 do; Taylor, Rutland & co,
2do; W Galbreath, II do; Clark, Ely q 60,
IL do; tn Allen & CO, 5 do; Day & PrOuddt, 8
do; r Wormelsy & co, 2 do; p~andrtdge,
Mitchell & co, 3 do, 40 sacks coffee,
j head cattle; s & n, 10 bales cotton;
Dulard, Piuson & co, IS dos BuBby,
johnson & eos do; A J Roach & co, 8 do;
Taylor & Kadford, 3 do; Guy, Mcclellan &
Co.'s do: g & s, do; Partee. Burieson Z co
/ do: o 4 s. 8 do; Mercer & W., 8 do; SITS
co, 3 do: n Fitzgerald, do; J + Frank & co.
ado; Rootes, Vance 2 CO.. dOS 7 Maydweu.
1 package sundries; i x Woods do: MOlfn-
da, head Of cattle package sundries; n Po-
dasta z co, upaskases sundries; W s Bruce
& 60, IL do; q 9 & co, % hoEsheads sugar;
atratton, GOyer q co. do; 3 Rocco. ID do: o
. Ward q Bro. 3 DO; S3hOol fett & HapRuer,
25doi Cherry = CO. I bales cotton,
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First Circuit Cours..HeIsksg, Jydss.

The following cases, which remained
undispOsed of on yesterdays calendar,
will be called to-day after the conclusion
Of the case OF HesthmGn vs. Bailey, which
was On trial when the court adjourned:
39l, Hastings vs. Ball; AS, Chamberlain vs.
Beehn; 46O. Mayor and Aldermen vs.
Clark; 476, Allen. use, VS. Frayser; 4g9,
ClsybroOk vs. Robbins; 53l, PassmOre VS.
DixsOn; 532, Montgomery VS. Pulliam;
$50, First National Bank vs. CAN'T; $50,
Laird VS. Falwell; SOC, Stone VS. Allen;
So, Wilson, next friend, va hrs. III. A.
Allen; $50, Lacy & MeGhee VI Brown;
5g3, Fizer, admir-, vs. Black, Estes & Co.
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LAW Q


The calendar of cases to be called for
trial to-day is in the figures and words
following, tO-wiJ: 2Jlg, 202O, 2IS2, 2Is9.
2l95, 2l9S, 2l99, 2220, DOB, 2204, 2205, pos,
22O9, 2Zl0, 22l3, 22l4, 22l6, 22IS, 222O, 222l,
222, 2223, 225, 2226, 2229, 223O, 2233. 2I75.
22S4, 22S6, 2237, 223S, 2240, 224I, PIP. 2243.
2lSl, 2lSS-ss heretofore published,
with the following cases in addition:
2es4, Etter, for use, VS. Notion ct al; 2245,
Monssrrat Us Smith; 2246, White VS.
Powell; 2247, Brooks vs. McHenry: 22I9,
WEIGH vs. Allen; $3.50, BeduelH vs. BalIsn-
225l, Peacock, SangsJer & Co, vs.
LOngley & Gay ct al; 2z53 VIM, for use,
vs. Brown ct al; Z254, Curiey vs. Goodwin;
2255, Alexander rs Wsrueke; 2256, Cole &
Co vs. Cohen; 2257, Oakley VS. Kaliski.
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Second ChanesrY Court..SootE. GhannslInr.

The case of Hundhausen vs.. N. 0. f, &
NJ. Ins. Co. occupied the entire session o
the court yesterday. The same calendar as
published yesterday commencing at No.
5b5, aud going down TO 42l, will be called
today, incluning No. los, Taft vs.. Over
ton. If counsel interested are not pres
ent, their aus win be continued.
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TIE DAILY APPEAL can DO had on the
day gifts issue Of 8. A. Wells, New
Agent, st all points between Memphis
and Little Rock, for $3.50 per month.
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BENEFACTORs OF THE UEFORrupATE.
MEMPH1s. january %. ISL

MENPHIs, January 28, 1871.
Mrs. VIM. H. White;
AGdGla-I herein inclOse one hundred
dollars, which / have collected from a
number. of Our business men, as a slight
testimonial OF our sympathy with v0u.
your mother-in-law and sisters-in-lsE. in
your recent sad bereavement on account
Of the accident to your husband, William
Ii. White, on the Mississippi and Tennes-
see railroad, fesulting in his death. Talso
inclose q iiat of the contributors. aud will
THANK you TO acknowledge the receipt of
said amount. We desire his mother ggd
sisters to share equally with you the
amount inclOsed. Very respectfully.
JOSEPH LENOW.
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sTEAAB0ATS.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
semphls and ST. Louis U.S.HaB Lias

THIS elegant and sElu steamer IT,
WIuleaVe as above
THIS LAY, 9Th Inst, 10 5 pm.
Freight received 81 the = LLouIs vlsr-5uzf.
". X DLLL- Agent
ianE FLEHL CALVEEE. -uuE
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THE BAY HORsE.-This is Remarkably
fine animal, kept on the eOrner Of Monroe
and Second streets, Memphis, by a Jolly
son Of the land Of cakes,s' named. for
short, Duncan MaoLean. The finest Of
Scotch and Irish whiskies, 'alf-and|alf,
ale. porter, beer, and, to crown all, pure
old Sam CLAY whisky, are dispensed At the
bar, Can and see,
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FURsn FURsn FuRsl FURsn FuRsn
A Profitable Investment.

Having e large stock of extra 6ne Mink
and Mink Sable Furs, we offer the same
Low. These goods were bought for cash.
Having q large quantity, we will sell
them for the next thirty days very low.
LEIDY & co, Hatters and Furriers,
260 Main st., opposite Court Square.
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RIVER E
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
DEPARTURES.


RObt. Burns. Celeste. Uudiue.
Harry Houston. Phil. AIi1.
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-Lsddin's College.

DOLloE6s
Attend Robertson's College.
-Storags-A. II. stoddard & Co.'s.
-Auctioneerz, A. n. stoddard q Co.
show cases, A. n. stoddard & Co.
Furniture, A. NJ. stoddard & 90.
Mattresses, A. NJ. stoddard & Co,
". 2. Mitehel's school, 8Os Third st.
y. J, snter, Furniture, 282 Second st.
Gold and silver plating at A Monroe si
-Photographa, $500 per doz. and three
bsautiful gems SOC. Armstrong;. 2Il Mar
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents psr
copy can be had Of al newsmeni in ~
city.
Fine lunch spread daily az Holein thu
wall. Don't fail 20 call on George NJ T6
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel
VIII Mansfond, at his book and mari
odloal store, has all the late maraai1eg
aud illustrated and weekly Pspes'
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LOST.

TEHRLER-Ju Monday last from RAM
4 bauLs Warehouse, a small tan terrier
bifcn5 aDswers % the name Of " Minnie." 4
VIII literally reward any q returning her
70 my once, EO.bJ Union street
ta2l VIC. PARKER.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE, Demorest, Pc
terson's and Cooley, for February, Also,
the largest variety of pictOrials, North
ern, Southern, Western and Eastern dali
lies in the city, at Joe LOcke's, 1861 Main
Efrant-
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THE Dr.. PETERS FARM, II miles on the
i Pigeon RoOst road; 80 acres IN c~ultiva-
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HITE q CoRwINE, proprietors Of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
IL Building, "a Union street are
now prepared to execute orders o Job
Printing on the shortest notice. Tn pa
irons Of the APPEAL viii bear this in
mind and sot accordingly.
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Ssh advertisement Of DR., Butts Dis
pensary headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another 90.
unun, It should be read by all.
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NASHVILLE Union and AmeTicdR, also
Bo7asr, at Joe Looks's ZSH Main street.
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The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had of all the neWsmen in the
city-Joe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and EmmOns q Son, on
Jefferson street,
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SPICEs.-A full line Of ground spices,
pat up in glass, the first ever brought to
this market. JOHN LILLY,
95l Main street.
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STBAYED---STOLEK,


TCW-gl0 REWAFD-From my dairy, on
- New Raleigh road, on Zlst inst, Q heavy
set black COW, about I'VE years old dry, and
heavy in calf The above reward viii be
paid Tor her recovery. x. Z. COLBY
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For the best article Of coal, 90 to J. &
M. LoudOn, Southern dealers, No. 1, cor
ner Madison and Front.
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FOB BENT Or SALE.

I U-IEE POLK P~LACE-Seven miles below
l. Eeleua5 about 800 acres in cultivation,
and over 500 acres besides in tract The land
viii be leased on favorable terms Tor one
season. Apply 70
FORSTER, KEALHOFER CO..
fE4 G8 Front street.
TARM-A vaIuabls farm OF 1gIL scres-70
Il ClaEred and very productive; good houses,
orchard, garden, lois, etc, etc, on Lagrange
roe me nile south Of Raleigh, and near N.
and I'd. r.. q VIII sell CHEAP. or viii lease the
for ISL For particulars call on NJ. D.
/. Stewart, Memphis.
Jal8 ANDREW STEWART.
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The case of Curry VS.. Wright was taken
up yesterday. The same will be resumed
this morning, The motion docket will
not be taken up.
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HEAVY fax and hemp bsgging, from %
to a cents, at 800 and S92 Front,
WARREN 81 cos.
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SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss,
for Blanc Mango, Puddirgs, Custsrds,
Creams, etc, etc. The cheapest, heslthi-
est and most delicious food In the world
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CoAL.-Ths best P~ittsburg Coal at 81
per barrel. WATTS LEWIS,
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WAHTS.

NARDFNER-A No. I Kitchen Gardener,
II 10 ed 10 Holly Springs. Apply 20 r. g.
- a -. =. md 20 Main EIraaL-
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GAS FITTING, siS Second street.

Go 10 Joe Looke's for the latest news
from all sources.
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CLEANING and dyeing to perfection, at
B. A. Hollenberg's, 252 Second street
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GAS STOVES for Restaurants, at Browne
q Brownies, BIS Second street.
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TIMETABLES.

MEMPHIS AID TIL ROCK RAILROAD.
Through from Memphis % Little Rock Ia q
hour. On and aTteT Thursday, the nth day
Of august, 1870, until further notice. trains
win run daily Sundays excepted aE follows:
ARRTvEs. LEAVES:
Hopedeld---..-..-..--. $50 pm. $50 am
Hrinkley -......-----l0 am. 500 pm
Freight train VIII leave Hopedeld Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, a. am.
Arrive at HOpensld Tuesdays, Thursdays
q Saturdays, ats pm
Ferrybeat wllllCave the Wharfbost, foot Of
Onion street, daily at5s00am.
Baggage checked through 70 Little Rock on
ferry boat 3. D. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent
.. y. EgEsoE. AEsIt upl
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GRAHAM Flour.
Cracked Wheat,
Oatmeal.
Rye Flour.
Corn Starch.
OLIVER, FINEIE & co.
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Letter LIST.

Tia following is the list Of letters remain.
ing II the Memphis Postofdce and not delIy.
cred by carriers yesterday.
An letters directed to street and numbers
Will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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PITCH PINE KINDLINa at d per dozen.
WAIT Il LEWIS.
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PERSONAL.

The Hon. VIM. Barnes, for ten years
superintendent Of the Insurance Depart
ment Of the State Of New York, and which
position he filled with distinguished
credit to himself and good utility TO the
country, is now in the city. One year
ago he resigned that Office and became
the Consulting Counsel and Actusry Of
the Life Association of America, to
which he has since been giving his time,
energy and ability. We understand that
he has been visiting the various depart
ments of the Association throughout the
country, investigating their management
and operations and giving them the bon
eft of his great proficiency and expert
in insurance, as well as that of his
eminent attginments in the law. He is
accompanied by H. W. HOugh, Vice Pres
ident of the Association, a gentleman of
experience in the business of in
surance, and to whose energy and practi-
cal capacity much Of the wonderful sue
cess of the Association is due.