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NOTICE. s55i y
. COUNCIL CHAMBER,
. l. orangeburg c. H., s, C.
October 10th. 1877

OCTOBER 1oth, 1871.
y Resolped, That the streets and roads with
: in the corporation for repairing, be let out
by sections TO the lowest bidder--(THE
SIDEWALKS NOT INCLUDED)- for the
space Of the term of tho present Conueil,
which term, will expire in September 1873.
Proposals. to be sealed and handed in to the
Clerk by the 1st duy Of November, 1871
said work to be approved by Council, and
payments madelqnarterly, as follows: =
SEoTioN. 1st. Russell or Main Street, from
corner of Market street to River Bridge.
SEC. Cd. Russell street from corner Mar
ket, 10 the One Mile Post lon the sBellville
road.
SEc. 3D.. Broughton Street, from the cor
,uer of Russell to the One Mile Post below
Jno. G.. Rove Esq,
SEC. ath. Brongh ghionstrect,i from the cor.
ner Russell to One Mile Post on the Bull
swamp and Columbia road.
SEC. 9th. Amelia Street. = e'. E-t' u
SEC. 9th. .Roadleading to 9Sunny side."Dr
SIC, 9TH. Pittt MS Alley. q.
SEC. 9Th. st. j ohn's Street. -"
= SEC. 9th. First Street, below Whites
more's Factory
SEC. 10th. Second Street, below wbitoe-
more's Factory. s3s f-sa 3gU5N vtie
SEc9 llth., Street running from Peter
/ Doyles, Esq.
the 0ne Nile Post on the 5 Chop road
e ksss from gssasl ssEais fssl Y
SEG. 18th, Road north of Rail Road to
Rev. r. X. Lcgare's. t, 4.
SEC. 10TH. Road from Broughton Street.
TO Market Street, or aalcPherson Street. "a
'.:ye1Q 9r,n so.EaJ. OLIVERQS,d
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NOTICE.
oRANGEBURG COUNTY.
In THE COMMON Pleas. 6
John D. Fairy VS. b. b. Myers Ex


Under the judgment in this case, will be
sold for cash, ut orangcburg, on the 9th day
of November, next, subject to the Home.
stead of Mrs. A. G, Myers and her children.
l. All that portion OF The Lot in Branch.
Vile, on which B.nJ. w. Myers resided at
the time Of his death, measuring 2l0 by 40
feet, rnd which is bounded north by, an alley
leading, from Main Street TO J. u. Berryis
land, cast by the other portion, of same Lot,
south by j! B. Berry's land, end west by a
io.foot alley separhtingi II from D. b. Berry's
land. 9f,ti' dHudt div 1Ed 1iA a ~
2. The remainder, after the determination
OF Mrsi Ann G. Myers Bower Estate, in tho
other.pgrt Of the same pot, meas,itine 90
by lao feet. bounded north by the. alley
leading from Main 'stfeeb sonth and east by
j. b. Berry's land and. west by the Honel
stead. Purehasors 70 pay for titles, -sys,
It. W. GLOVER,
iroc,' 1s-,td INA tsse oil .oKcrcfcc,
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FOR SALE 7.

", b ~ ,lrepgcburg, on, the first Mon
da5iirs o1ehoer hcxt %ffn 20 head OF FINE
Ji0RpSssEsS esd sG huE ,b1m,s'yE1 ~
;, 9ctt i2ll1o2at jaFI yswA,2 IAcHsoN
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NOTICE. orr !,
OFFICE school SCoMMfssIoNER
) PUBLIC SALE.

will sell at Public Auction, on salesday in
November next 142 acres of Land more or
less, bounded north by g.. d. Eeitt, east,b
L. G, iGlover, south by Joseph Funderburg
and west by j. A. X. Holman.
Terms of ,suls made known ON Cdny Of sale.
oct 2!7-td i, ANNA "A. GLOVER.
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=. Sheriff Sales.
oRAINGEBURGs COUNTY. h"

ildl s1ps - q II ~ REF' i.sa oldg
% Eageniq GalieJk Gar VS. Morgan Gariek. e,r
u In pursuance. of an orderin this case, 1
will sell on Thursday. tho 10th day of No
vennber nextsat the residence of Mrs. Mary
Garicks in the; Fork pf,the, Edistos in this
Comfy, the following personal properly
which was Of Luther Carick, deceased, for
cash: '1 .>lI pte ia 5bssH1 e an
Three Horses, 4 Cows, about 10 head of
Hogs, Sheep and a lot Of Old Furniture.
oF4HsSsFsS 81 IS, & ISL. HI s'c' 5 o.oai
iq1 ost 2fG .ssbissU sdiio yIsi7G II 2
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esd gui%isso.g. ;osnae
Will tie late Fercnsa of The Grand
Jury infornS RP pSpppose 70; ~ morrow
South CarOlisAspyGes say that che.
would let the smachinoryaofa the bssnte
run itself unssl1ea agzsgdtheters had col.
lccted sufficient MONEY 20 pay, off her
liabilities and that, Afterwards she in
tended to conduct affairs upon Q cash :
basis? What Ssg would BE The Isse epssqueuee,2
Itis plain tqsaay imaas pessessediof three
grains Of coissssss.;gn coisss;gne s@sssps&Sd Sdpposoh any
other State wcr5gOesssay to 7aoof6 IKE,
would not her intelligent Citizens ii ns'dde deem n
tho originators ofsuch an idea as une-
quivocal assGssp WHY We would drift
into anarchy sbSrs. Tine. =" :, soa.G'' :, :.
But let US ssSeE sstSaEP il siipppgsfaaletelpt9 the
'cash system1sd so.amoo ssDoasd % d
This sccmssotossllayo besp caohhppy
thought with the 0gSiia .bwsshpp6sei
it was suggcstSasB} }eGSaf Fact athat South
Carolina is nov FdsFis FdssFis p, Republican g. IbIiRsi
aSs RAaas ,IDTISi flJI'F 65S
Administrat'SS;s SS;sssSg wye sisrqb ,SrrePss ne
ase saswss .ssis,s uveb sai'
Now, VIC wsadgAriis togithosEiiliow
much tbiy stas&l kasl.6cforSoslfa tdgGd'
go Ssse1s aid ip ,bo snij
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-08
GEN. SAM HOUSTON.

Curious Fact in his Personal History,
Of late many newspapers have sdverted
TO the strange relations of General Sam
Houston to his first wife. The writer OF
the following is the cousin of this wife.
She writes as follows:
MEMPHIS, September 6, 1871.
Editors Of the AppeGt-I have seen ssv-
eral pieces in your paper lately, purporttng
to tell why General Houston and wife sep
srated early. AS Mrs. Houston and myself
were not only intimate friends, but rels-
tives, 1 think 1 can tell why they sePs-
rated 30 early, with as much truth as any
one else. Ia the APPEAL, several days
ego, there was an extract from the Gal.
weston Bee, stating that they lived to-
gether only three days. This Is not true.
they lived together three months. I am
pretty certain in stating, also, that she
he'd smother sweetheart in the neighbOr-
hood. It is true Eliza Houston and VIII
liam 7. were always particular friends, but
she nor any one else would have thought
OF marrying a man in b last stages
of consumption, for at the time my SC
Q~uaintsnce commenced with Mrs. HOus-
ten, this young man was in Cuba seeking
to prolong his life, and that Mr. and Mrs.
Allen we're ambitious people and fOrcsd
her to marry Gen. Houston, is all q mis-
take. Two more ~unambitiOus people
never lied. To be sure the match was
considered good and told their daughter so,
but there was no force used, and no strong
persuasion. Gen. Houston, as his wife
told ms, was q maniac on the subject of
female virtue, and did not believe = pure
woman lived. He upbrsided her the first
night he married, and every dsy after
wards as long as he lived with her,
acting now the fond husband and in
ten minutes a furious maniac, the
victim of Ungovernsble jealousy.
Mrs. Houston knew there was 40 hap
piness in store for her, and determined TO
separate. She lived q life Of complete
seclusion for a year or two-a picture of
perfect woe. She afterwsrd professed
and was at times quite cheerful,
but the look of sadness never, as long as
1 knew her, left her face, which was of
sweet, gentle and winning expression.
She was not pretty, but dignifed, grace
full and queenly in her appearance. She
never uttered q harsh OF reproachful word
Of the Genersl-seemed only to pity him,
They both married sfterwsrd; ne, g
Of deep piety, and such was her
influence, over him that he too, became q
member of the church and died q good
man. NJ, B. Il.
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PROGRESS.
An Easy and Cheap Mode of Pro
melting It,

An Easy and Cheap Mode Of Pro
noting IE.
There are certain facts affecting the for
| tunes of merchants and t~rsdespeople
which each, tor himself, should advertise,
There are other general conditions
and Incidents of q city's fortunes which
can only be made known by cooperative
action. Merchants have learned the value
Of advertising in private pursuits, but
have adopted no plan Of action by which
the whole mass Of people, manufRc-
may be profted by q general
system. Any one who has visited eastern
and northern States, within the past i've
wears, will confess that the northern
towns end cities are infinitely more pro-
gressivs Than our own, and the main
spring of this prosperity is found in sys-
tens of cooperative action. As an Illus
trstiou of this fact we AVE before us a
pamphlet of seventy pages, prepared
under the direction OF the City Council OF
Indianapolis, containing railway and
other maps with statistical tables and
every fact that lends attr~sctivensss to the
placs. This interesting little book is dis
tributed everywhere-every trsdesmsn,
psopsrty-holder, of indianapolis already
recognizes resulting advantages. II ad-
yertising be profitable, SIS none deny, it is
equally 50 70 q cOmnGrclaA COMMUNITY
Without its Newspaper press the existence
of Memphis would be forgotten. Local
daily papers constantly publish para
grsphs that influence the opinions and
acts OF peOpls abroad, and half of those
now dwelling on the bluff wers drawn
by facts presented by the city press.
Would it Ros be well for our city fathers,
tbs city and country Inost need
population, to send abroad such a book
as this from Indisnspolis2 It
would cost very little, save the labor of
those who proposed it, and would be emil
nsntly useful in Europe and America.
Let the city, when its financial and ether
must be published, add to these a
com ilation of all facts thst induce Is 10
predict for Memphis a magnificent future.
II such a pamphlet be we'll written, AID
its statements carefully compiled, it will
have q place in every great bankers col
lection of books; It will be found in every
railroad and land dealers Office in the
States; il will be transmitted to
Earors, and the world will think rs we
90, that Memphis is destined to become q
leading American city,
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LIVELY FIRE.
GOyer's SmOke-aOuse, Lately Filled
with Meat, Entirely Destroyed.

GOyeE's SmOke-aOuse, Lately Filled
with Meat, Entirely Destroyed.
At hslf-psst ii O'Clock yesterday, when
the sun wss shing squarely down and the
westher was anything but cool, the IRE
bells rang furicusly out and the engines
were sweeping along at the rate of = 17''
out toward the eastern end of the city
whence a donse smoke was seen to rise
straight upward. 1t was found that the
smoke-hoUse of C.. W. Goyer & Co., No.
As Orleans street had taken fire somehow.
The engines were there promptly squirt
ing water IN all directions. The fire was
got under control In less than no time.
There was about $1,000 worth of meat in
sids undergoing the process Of smoking
This was considered q thin stock, and
very luckily so, for the meat was nearly
all ruined. Nh. Goyer had two Germans
employed for the purpose of attending
this smoking business; yesterday they
built 3 IRE under the meat, went out and
shut the door. Shortly afterwsrd the fire
was discovered. The total loss will reach
sI6G0. No insurance.
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TEN THOUSAND PEoPLEI
Under Old John ROblnsOn's Mammoth
Three Tent show.

Under Old John ROblnsOn's Mammoth
Three Tent Show.
Yesterday and last night was 8 crusher
for Old John; ard that is what he always
has in Memphis. 1t is no use talking when
Old john filings his standards in the shape
of huge pictorial posters, ereets his canvass
in the city, and unfurls his banners from
the walls thereof, the people are bound to
rally around him. Even men, wOmen and
children rush eagerly forward to become
converts to the good things in the vas Of
show stuff, which the old veteran always
has in store for them. Over fifteen thou
SAND people visited his monster three
ent show yesterday. There is bound to
be a big crowd to-day, for il is the last Of
Old John in Memphis this season. May
he live q hundred years to come and see
US, and continue Oh bringing better and
better shows every year. The doors will
be open to-day at l2H and Ga pm. Don't
forget the children, for they are all de-
lighted with little Minnie Marks and
Billy Conrsd's dogs, monkeys and ponies.
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weather Is clear and pleasant,
IA HWSllfnr. Ruafnasa dull.


il swelling. Business duh.
CAIRO, September 6.-Port list: q. @.
Yeager cleared for New Orleans 81 2 an
ST. Joseph, Memphis TO St. Louis, 6 a N
Oeeanus, St. Louis 70 Red river, 5 pm;
Henry Amss. st, Louis 20 New Orleans
s pm; Commonwealth, New Orleans to
Sc. Louis, 2 N. The City Of Quincy Is
Baker goes to her assistance 20 night,
The Falls Pilot takes the Antelope's
freight in tow 20 New Orleans River
fell 2 inches. Weather clear. Mercury
sO0.
LOUISVILLE. September THE river
Is stationary, with 2 feet In the chute.
Weather clear and pleasant.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Cheek came In with IS bales or
cotton and AZ sacks Of seed,
The A. J. White brought In IS bales or
cotton and AS seeks OF seed.
The J. h.. kellogg and barges passed
down.
Ths Cheek left With a good trip.
Tbs Usage and Sailis Y. leave DsvsIl'z
Bl1h tomorrow.
The Pauline Carroll is due from bslow.
The Chester added here AZ bales Of cot
ton.
The MolIis Ebert, four and 2 half
days out from New Oriesns, put Of here
~ cases OF pine apPies % oxs tin plate,
/ hogshead OF cOcOsnuts and 30 bales OF
cotton. and had, for St. Louis, 30 tons Of
miscellaneous freight. She reports six
feet at ChoctsW.
TINS Fort Smith has arrived wish the
wreck OF tbs Judge Wheeler.
The City Of Vicksburg put on here "a
bales Of cotton and 80 sacks Of cotton
seed.
The ferry-bOst Laura brought down lis
barrels Eoissses, choW-chOE and whisky
from the wreck Of the Arfhur.
The Silver Moon, from Rel river, came
up very Light. She added nothing here.
The Chester came in with e fair trip
The Julia viii be down tomorrow for
Yicksburg.
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PERSONAL.

D. B. Maynard, Mississippi; A. ". San
some, Tennessee; General J. +. Pagan,
Captain John Williams, Colonel J A,
Henry, and Major Johnson, Little Rock
A. G.. Sinclair, Granville, Miss, and Major
J. NJ. VISIT, of Mississippi, are st the Pea
body Hotel.
preparation of q Directory of the rivers OF
Arkansas. Each town and landing place
viii be described, and much information
given affecting the resources of that most
prosperous State.
Among the numerous guests registered
at the Commercial Hotes, we notice quite
a large delegation Of merchants from Ar
kansas and Mississippi, as well as our own
State.
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HI HACK OWNERS.
New Association to Uphold the ResPee
ability ofhha Profassfou

New Association to Uphold the Respect
ability of h Profession.
Last night there a was preliminary or.
gsnization effected Of the hack owners o.
Memphis.
A meeting was held in the Office Of
Squire Miller. About thirty hack owners
were present. J. J. Crowley was in the
chair, and NJ. Des was Secretary.
The members all expressed q desire &c
organize q society for the purpose of pro-
tecting the profession, and UNFOLDING the
responsibility of it. Twenty-eight en-
rolled their names.
The question of forming a constitution
and bylaws was the first brought up,
There Is an Association of 3 similsr char
acter in st. Louis that works well, and 1t
was suggested that the published bylsws
and constitution Of that organization
would be agood basis for the Memphis
society. 1t was agreed to get them, as
they would do for q basis 70 build upon.
An adjournment was therefore taken up-
til Monday evening, in order to give a
chance to get these bylaws.
There are about forty-fve hack owners
In tho city, and when the organization
shall have been formed it viii be one Of
the strongest in the city, and will give
ton and character to the profession, and
be In 8 condition to repel any assaults
that may be made upon 1t by malice or
foolish hate.
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were as distinct e. before. Tbs raps were
then given In the door, and were made C
retreat and advances st viii. BE explained
that the sound was inside BY the snappinE
of the POstsytoT tibi1 muscle nsar the ID.
kle Joint. he then gave raps With his
wrist joints, and said that there were
twenty ways to produces the sounds, but
the power was owing 70 s peculiar ana
tomical construction, and not possessed
by one in 8 million.
He then announced that he would sp-
pear again on Wednesday night at the
same place, and give an exposition OF
other tricks of noted mediums. None OF
the experiments Of LAST night would be
repeated except by special request.
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COTTON.

The receipts are still light, with aIively
demand. Our Liverpool Rdvices have
brought up u market to stih prices.
Middling has advanced to 20 cents.
James & Strstton sold one bale of Mid
ding, raised by Wilkes Canada, Of Shelby
county, for zoe. They also sold four bales
of old cotton, Low Mlddling, at 100; l in
fsriOr at l2hc, and l Ordinary at l6c. We
were advised of sales of 10 bales Low Or
binary at 1SZc; IL ST Ice, and 5ISHo, Low
Kidding; "a at zoe, Middling. The mar
ket is Still very irregular, and ell speculs-
tons or cOBjsctureS are useless. We
quote, as nearly as the market will admit,
as follows; Ordinary, l46l5c; Good Or
binary, l69I7c; Low Middling, 1s9I9c;
Mf6dfinU 2Oc
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Hight OF baFome
>. ". hdUDE, Observe
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFIOE OF ca. SIG. OFFICER.
~ CauN-mba-- ION

WASHINGTON, September Z, 1871.
The barometer has fallen since Wednss-
day evening at the Rocky mountain and
Northwestern stations A high pres-
sure in Minnesota and is now central over
Lake Michigan. The low pressure OF
Lake Ontario Is now east of Maine. The
disturbance IN Georgia has moved very
little northeastwsrd and, apparently, has
begun to die out. The rain and cloud
which extended last night to Virginia is
now confined to the Immediate coast.
Clear weather is now reported very gen.
orally east Of the Mississippi river, with
smoke and haas from Lake Huron to
Tennessee and Lake Ontario. Fresh
southeriy winds now prevail in lows and
Minnesota, and Borthwestsrly winds have
succeeded the sOutherly winds Of Wednes-
day in New England. High winds now
prevail at tbs Southern and gulf stations.
Clear and pleasant weather ara probable
for Friday il tbs Middle and Eastern
States and on the lower lakssI 8 rising
barometer s1d partially cloudy or clear
weather for the Southern and Gulf States.
q falling barometer and increasing cloud
mess Tor the u per lakes, and threaten
ing weather in the Northwest,
BURNETT's COOKING EXTRACT, sold by
Oliver & Finnsy.
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AN energetic, business-like and very
interesting statement from New Orleans
appears in smother column. II emansses,
from the stirring, pushing and enterprise
ing house Of L. ii. Gardner & 90. Their
known large capital and extensive busi-
ness sdmonssh buyers OF dry goods and
notions, that they may not pass 1t with
out careful perusal The house of L. b.
Gardner q Co, in New Orleans, draws
like g magnet, and il known ell over the
southwestern country for Its low and reg
ulsr prices. choice stock snd honorable.
dealings. By all means turn to the ad-
vertisenent and read Il carefully. 1t
means business.
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RATTLE.

For House and Lot; house, four rooms;
lOcsted in Hope6eid, Ark. Highest throw
takes the house and lot, and the lowest
SIS. Rsfne comes cd on Tuesday, Octo-
Der 8, 1871, at 3 O'Clock pm, at Under
mans saloon, Is Washington street. 100
chances st $40 a chance. Money deposited
with John Zsnt and it will be refunded If
the chances are not sll taken.
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. NEWS
.ddir,a College.

-Leddin's College.
-Dolbesr's College, gao Main street.
Attend RObertsoE's Business College
w 2. MIscheTs school. sos Third 81
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents psl
amy. csn be bsd q Ell nsTsmen in the
-Armstrong'e Photographic Gallery,
No 2ll Main street. Three fsultless gem
rictures for City cents.
~ J0sEPH'E EE1EAARY-n charge Of
the sister, corner Ihfo and Jefferson
sfreate
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
OFFICE n. q L r. r r.,

No freight recsived by this COMPANY
until Saturday, the oh day OF September,
1s7l. owing 10 the necessary delay in get
ling the new elevators into proper eosi-
lion st Hops6eld.
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sTERsB0ATS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The New and Elegant Passenger z FrsIyht
Steamer
REmmac c. Elliott
Jonn ID. Mastar-
VIII commence loading AZ louisville for
Wn1Is river on or sbOutlhs 10th Of Septzmbsr
and remain IN the trade the ensuing season.
b Steamer
go LEGAL EsnaeF -
william
VII resume her tips in ths Whrs river
Eaoe5 between Memphis Snd J~arssonporE.
Heptember I'm, 2 remain there the entire
season, leaving Hemphls eVerV Tuesday.
ELLdOTTE MILLER. Acme
sng8 Promensde 81, foot o. Jerer=on.
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JoE LOCKS, 2s6k Main street, has
Cody, Peterson, Leslie. Demorest, Hsr-
Der. GALAXY, Eclectic, Every Saturdays
Monthly, Appiston's Monthly, Phreno-
logical Journal, Ballou. Pleasant Hours,
and = host of other late monthfies. all the
Illustrated wesklies and principal dsilies
Z the United Statek.
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Gnide-in another column. It
should be read By all.
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ARRIVALS.
IN PORT.
RIVERS, wEATHER AND BUSINESS.

The weather is still delightful, with a
falling river and slack business. The river
at st. Louis is falling, with 81 feet to
Cairo. Between this point and Cairo
navigation is very fair. The upper Mis-
slsstppi n its tributaries are declining
slowly. The Ohio is falling at Evansville
and stationary at Louisville; st Cinein-
natl a decline IS again reported. White
river and the Arkansas are declining
slowly, with 3 feet 70 JaeksonPort in the
former, and % inches to Little Rock In
the lister. But one steamer passed up
during the afternoon Wednesday, and that
the Minnie, from White river, with
an exceedingly light trip, and at dark the
landing was clear. The City OF Vicks-
burg passed about 10 Am. yesterday. put
ting out "a bales of cotton, and I60
sacks Of ssed.
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FRESH
srnAN rErrTrs. $40 second strsst

Victor d Fuchs, Il Jefferson, street is
the place TO buy them.
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DELAY transformations, wind coiic,
and gripping Ia the bowels Of infants
cause death. Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup is
a tried remedy. II costs only twenty-five
cents.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas river Packer
COmPany-Whffe River Line.
TH0S. n. ALLEa : Ashfars, master
Leaves SATURDAY. Sept 9th, at 5p.m.
Yer freight or passage apply on BOA q " tn
Y. Il. KENNEDAY. Agent.
Omceon CompaLy's Wharfboat, f0aI Court 81.