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LAW REPORTS,

Second Circuit COurt-HaIsey Judge.
The following cases will be called for
trial to-dsy: 1913, Wil8t Us SpOre & Bro;
29s2, Nzher vs. Henry; 2949, Mahon VS.
Taylor, McEWen & Blew; 1891, Stillman,
admr, va Hubert; 1898, LangdOu vs. krs-
msr; 1895, Meath VS. Street ct al; 2997,
Rounds VS. Cornell ct al; 1898, 6innott vs.
Garrett: 3Ol5, Anderson d Co VS. Pet
tigrew; 30I6, Douglas, for use, etc,
vs. CdlhR8r & Co; 30I7, Woods vs.
Kennel; 30I8, Baker VS. Pedestal;
3JI9, BrOchogle VS. Green ct al; 1920, Rich
m0nd vs. New York Machine Works;
302l, Lee eJ-pGTts, petition; 30l2, Bsgley
vs. Nixon; 3g25, Porter vs. Mccormick I;
3026, HOgle VS. Johnson; 1927, Edwards
VS. Lushe-: 3GZS, Green VS. Fullerton; 1929,
Smith and wife vs. Bullock; 5000, Sturla
vs. ParOdi and wife ct al; 3O5l, ks8n VS.
Board OF School Commissioners, etCl
1908, Oliver Finnie d Co vs. NJ and
r r Co; 3O34, Magevney VS. Hap
peck; 3OS5, Frank & 90 vs. Al
len: 1886. Frank Us anne 3037, Ssessea vs.
Scanlau; 3039. Grieshabsr VS. Saltsmschis;
2sS7, Cook vs. Finnie; 1910, Humes d Pos
ton vs. Bank; 304l, WbiJ6mOre VS. Cook;
3042, Mcclure VS. Davis; 30i3, Magevuey
VS. Happek; 3O45, Lloyd, Clark d Co. VS.
Shock & BLANC; 3046, Ganter vs. Schr0e-
der; 3O47 Tisdale vs. McClOv & Co 3048.
Hiuchie VS. Hoegle; 3049, Levitt
IL Co. vs. Hartley & Gurlsv ct al
3G5I, Roper & Bro vs. Clement; 3052, same
Us same; 8053, Baxter a. Smith vs. Beasley;
1854. Williams & ca VS. Forster KsslhOfer
& Co: 3O55, Kelly vs. same; 3056, Graham
q Bro vs. McCloy 6 Co; 3057, McClesry vs.
Hartley & Gurley; BOSS, Clarke & Barkett
VS. Tighe q Co; 5059, Psyssr vs. Church:
3060. Sherwood VS. Herman; 1861, BurfOrd
vs. Sselig; 1902, Winter vs. Stafford,
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WHO IS RE2

The Springfield tOhio) Republic has
been dOubly dup6d. There is no such citi-
zen of Memphis as the gentleman de-
sCribed in the appended article from that
journal:
"R is some time since we have been
called upon to chronicle the operations
h-ereRbOuts of any representative of the
class dead beat" but q case has come to
u notice recently, in which a dsshing
youngster from Memphis, Tennessee, sf-
ter dispOrting himselfi in gay style about
town, m~ysteriOusly disappeared, leaving
sundry little accounts at his hotel, ice
cream saloons, barber shops and clothing
stores '~uuprOvided for" Our free and
easy Southern blood appeared one week
agOlast Thursday evening, and registered
at q leading hotel as Henry Wolf, Mem
phis, Tenn, " representing himself to be
partner in g wholesale liquor house in
that city. His first nov was to Dor
row four dollars Of the gen
tlemsnly and accommodating clerk, 'just
until he could cash drafts on his house at
the bank" Similar accommodations
were solicited, sometimes successfully,
among other Of his newly formed &C
quaintances.
"At certain of our confectionery and
barber saloons, this Wolf in sleeps cloth
ing ingratiated himself with the prOpri-
etOrs, and succeeded in running bills to
various amounts, and the same course
was pursued at q or tWOOf u clothing
stores. Finally, matters began to draw
toward a focus and creditors threw out
unpleasant hints regarding those "little
bills" when it becsme known, to their
CONSERVATION, that the gay bid had
flown, without leaving word as to his dss-
tinstiOn, or even a lock of hair as a re-
membrancer, and mystery surrounds bis
whereabouts mp to i writing
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Crute. The authors object In having her
writings published Is 20 get means to
support her family. The book is pub
Iished only By subscription. Price, 81 so.
She hopes the people Of the South, Of
which She Is 3 nstive, viii patronize her
A sOftness, an esse, and a swest SIMPLE
ity psrvade these poems, that viii resch
the heart and impart pleasure to the
reader.
The local Board of Directors Of the
Missouri Valley Life Insurance Com
psny WIS organized yesterday st the office
Of Messrs. Boiling & Ruhin. Colonel NJ
?. Jarnsgin, Colonel ID. McKissick, Mr..
g. u. Dennis0n, j. Harvey Mathes, DR..
w r. Hodges, DR.. John Pitman, 7, W.
Hoist, Esq, Colonel 7. S. Ayres, and Ben
r. Henderson constitute the Board OF
Managers for this city. Captain VIM.
Rumn is the General Agent and Mr.. r. f.
Boiling, General Supervising Agent,
Messrs Rufin and Boiling, Managers.
Mr.. Boiling is already recognized as one
OF the best informed and most successful
representative Of the insurance business
in the West and his associates are wisely
selected. The company, as we are H.
formed, is well and carefully managed,
holds g large reserve, declares satisfactory
dividends, and is in every respect In 8
sound condition, and cOmmends itself to
all business and thinking men who have
examined its tables and statements,
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cORFEDERATE AssOelATI0N.
Meeting Last Night-hOt Much Business
D0He-The Greeley Trouble Not
Yet Ended.

The Confederate Relief and Historical
Association net In the Second Circuit
courtroom last night-regular monthly
meeting-GOverner Harris In the chair.
The Entertainment COMMITTEES reported
through one Of its members, verbally,
that a regular and complete account of the
picnic could not be furnished az present,
Owing to the Greeley excitement. the
committee found It hard to make the ri -
mic a success. They all had to put their
shoulders to The wheel, and consequently
things we're not as evenly laid out As they
wished. They could not make a full re-
report until the next meeting, and asked
further time, which was granted.
The sum Of twenty-five dollars was ap-
propria5ed to pay for badges that had
been got up for decoration day. Il was
stated that seventy Eve dollars had been
paid to Flaherty for the use OF car
risges on the occasion Of the Lee Cbss-
quies. The appropriation which the city
government made, st the time not prov
ing sufficient to meet all the expenses,
Colonel Duncan was asked to bring the
matter before the City Council.
GREELEY,
The Secretary read the following note.
MEMPHIS, May 81, 1871.
Harvey mathes, Esq, Secretary Coincide,
rate Relief Association;
Ded SiT-The Association having seeu
At tn indorse Mr. Greeley, I am no Longer
a mt member, and I have, therefore. The
honor to ask that my name be dropped
from the roll of members,
Respectfully,
WILLIAM RICHARDSON HUNT.
p. SIT owe any dues, please send
memorials to my office, Lee Block, UniO1
street.
The resignation was accepted and tn.
meeting adjourned.
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The City Of Chester, for st. Louis, had
hfty-fve bales Of cotton
The rates on cotton to New Albany, per
steamer, has got down TO hfty-hvs and
sixty cents per bale, Not much TO be
made at such rates.
The Oh City, Captain Randall, IL tas
regular packet 10 day for Shawnee VIE
lage and the bends, leaving at s pm
The Usage, Captain John D.. Davis,
leaves De Wallis BluH this evening, on ar
Iiysl of the train, Tor J~acksonport and
upper White river, attending to ali way
business in the bends.
The Belle St. Louis, Captain VIM.
Blake, is the regular packet today for 81.
Louis, leaving az 8 pm. Alt GussOue, g
clever gentleman, does the honOEs Of the
office.
Charley Smithers, chief clerk Of the
Osage, and Jerry Lewis, her steward.
arrived in the city. They report the
Usage as doing well, With a gradual i'm
prOvement Of the business. Mr. Lewis
returns this morning, and remove his
Family to Augusta, Which he viii make
his home. Charley Smithsrs remains in
ths'city until Sunday. Charley Is looking
well, and says that pare Of the country
agrees with him.
The Lawrence. Captain John Terrell, is
receiving for Cincinnati, and leaves TO-
morrow evening.
The Nashville is TO be Withdrawn from
the Memphis and Cincinnati trade, and
pIsced in the upper Ohio trade
The coal dealers along the river viii
hereafter hold captains Of steamboats, re-
sDOuslOls for damages, for passing coal
fleets at the speed they are usually in the
habit of doing.
The Natchez had g better stage Of water
10 make her trip on than she had last sea-
son.. She will never be- able to take up
up the pegs set by the Bob Lse.
The City Fathers hsvs had another sss-
sion, but failed TO take any action as re-
CARDS the reduction Of the wharfage tax.
StesmbOatmen need not expect any fsvOrs
from the Board. The only course LEFT
them now TO pursue is for the Packet
COmpany's bOat5-hsre and transisnt-tO
combine and eujoin the city OF collecting
the Wharfage tax further thsn sufficient
20 keep tbs wharf in repair. This done,
q large expense can be saved to the steam
boat fraternity. The tax is illegal and an
imposition on the steamboat fraternity.
A test csss can be made in q short tine
in the United States Courts.
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Connecting 81 Little RolE with
STAGES Tor Hot Springs and
llEht-draught sieauer Little hocE, Huuslou.
master. for al pDint On the upper ArEelsas.
Frefght received 90 All times nom boat or
raflrond and Transferred, Iea OF charge. Co
boats OF this line Marx and c0ngigu goods
- ~ Tonia and Arkansas Hlver Rlc-at Coz.
ere of ELLIOT q MILLEE- Agra. 4efuphIs
r. III. PHILIEFs q co.. agents. Cairo.
JA8.J BELNEslIa, supt
rs so r. Commercial ST.. ga louis U
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Dancing al Mound City-At Marion they
Pull Hemp and Dance on Nothing.

CRAwFoRDs, ARK, June z, 1871.
There was a grand bslI at Mound CITY
on the night Of the ID inst, which proved
q perfect success. Supper was had 8 ~
o'clock, and at 3 ice cream was handed
around. The ball was given by the young
men Of Marion and Mound city. They
have q splendid hall, well ventilated, and
there were ladies from all parts OF the
country as pretty as were ever seen. Frank
de Lucas band was on hand, and made
night merry with their music. The dane
ing lasted until sun rise next morning.
Crittendon is coming out; b is coming
upatO time At last.
Two negroes viii be hanged on the 9Th
inst, at Marion. I. W. A.
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Meeting and Resolutions by the Under
writer's Yesterday

At g meeting Of the Life and Fire I'M
derwTiters of Memphis, called at the office
Of the Planters Insurance Company, TO
take action relative to the death of the
late l.. @. Trez5yant, Major Walter A..
Goodman was called to the chair, and
Walker R.. lucas appointed secretary.
A COMMITTEES was then appointed. COM
posed of MHssrs. Barth, Green and Rufhn,
10 draft suitable resolutions, which were
reported and adopted, as follows:
ResOLUed, That this meeting has
heard with sorrow of the death OF
Louis Cruger Trezsvant. A genial,
high sOuled gentleman; q gallant
soldier, q true SOuthrOn, stauueh friend,
has bsen called from amongst Us in the
springtime Of his early manhood. Cne of
the most efficient workers in our field of
labor, he has been q source of blessing to
many. A boy 10 years, a hero in soul, he
waited no second call from his country,
but sprang to her banner to do yeoman
service in her hour Of need, O~pen-hsnded,
generous 20 g fault, he made hosts of
friends and no foe. Tried in the furnace
of st1iCtiOn, his last year on earth was one
of grief. Whom the Gods love die
young" Louis Cruger T%rez5vsnt has lett
US TO rejoin her he loved so well. May
the grass grow green above his head, and
green be his memory in our hearts till we
join him in the better land.
ReSOlUea, That, as a mark of the high
esteem ia which he was held by his pro
tessiOnal brethren, this meeting attend
the funeral Of i @. Trez5vant in a body,
and that these resolutions be published in
the city papers, and that a copy be fur
nished by the Secretary to the family Of
the deceased.
Whereupon the meeting adjourned.
W. A. GOODMAN, Chairman.
W. x. LUCAS. Secretary.
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al the horses now used BY the city OH
GERS Of the police ETC., and report TO the
Board for confirmation.
Adopted by Council May 8, 1871. Coun-
Gil Committee: Messrs. Pettigrew, Rseder
and Walsh.
Your special committee, appointed to
solicit bids end make contracts for the
feeding and ahoeiug Of the horses now
used by the officers Of the police, find,
upon investigation, that they have been
fed by Mr.. O'DOnnell by instructions from
the Police Board, and 1t q price sgreed
upon by them at the time. But from
further investigation, your committee are
of opinion that they can be fed for much
less; therefore submit the following bids:
Seligmsn O. Hail. $50; +. Marshall, $40;
Dismukes q Howard, SIS; i, Keck & Bro,
SIT SO; O.. II. Bracket & Co., S2I 90; Nc
Cullum 6 Jenkens, $40 90.
By Alderman Rufin:
RESOLVED, That the horses Of the police
be kept az the stable Of the Chief at $40 per
month.
Referred, with report, to Police Board.
We submit The following bids for shoe
ing the horses: NJ. Oieary, 81 so per
Michael F~itzgibbols, f rfIllte of shoes,
81 SOi for removing full set, 81. Your
committee would respectfully recommend
that from and after this dafe the city viii
not pay more than 81 for the shOeing of
any saddle 10 SO used by the city.
Report received and referred, with Al
derman Rufin's resolution, to Police
Board, June 7.l67I.
BY Councilman Ruhn:
#Res0iUed, That the proceedings Of the
Board of Aldermen and General Council
from July, 1857, to this date, in relation tC
the Memphis and Little Rock railroad. be
itemizsd and submitted TO the Genera.
Council.
Adopted by Council, June z, 1871.
20 beautiful gifts distributed Saturday
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LOCAL NEWS
-Iaddin's College.

-Leddin's College,
Attend Robortson's College.
w. q. Mitcheu's school, S03 Third st.
Miss A C. Rsudelhuber's Private
School, 81 Poplar street.
Furnished lodging rooms for gentle
men over lS5 Main street for rent.
Miss Maggie Fealy will teach at the
Linden street school during the summer.
The DAIRY APPEAL, Eve cents per
copy, car be had Of sll noWsmen In the
ltys
win. Msusford, at his book and peri
15ical store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated snd weekly papers.
"A fine lunch is set every day, at the
Madame Vincent saloon, No IS Union
Don't forget the place, because
you viii bo well served.
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AMUSEMENTS.

HOoLEY's MINsTRELs.-As we anticipa-
ted, a very Fashionable house greeted this
talented and enjoyable performance last
night, and, If possible, the enthusiasm
and applause was greater than on the
first night. A continuous vOlley of wit.
and original, mirth-provOking j5kes and
comic acts kept the audience IN a state
OF screaming perspirstion. Eugene sur
passed himself in his Nilsson limitations.
and as "Lucretia BOrgian convinced even
the most skeptical Of his wonderful ga-
MUS. Every POSeis that Of the true ar
tiste. Last night he had evidently recov-
cred from the fatigue of his long journey,
and proved himself tho greatest of them
al IN his specially. Ellsworth is deci-
dedly original, both as an end man and
as q osnjoist. He copies no one, and is
unlike any n that has yet appeared in
his hnei quiet, transformations, yet Pc
culiarly funny. Rice is an excellent
comedian, and affords q striking contrast
TO UnsWorth. His style is altogether diff
terent, ana possesses also marked pecu-
l~iarities that make him popular with the
audience. Mr.. Griffin is about the best
middle man we have had, always ready
win spontaneous repartee. The singing
last night was, as on the preceding night,
excellent, Basquin gud Brsndisi giving
the principal solos With a refinement and
that indicates a complete knowledge
the requirements OF the operate stage.
''Lucretis BOrgis" is the best burlesqu6 Of
Ethiopian school ever presented in
Memphis.
Tonight Cinderella will be produced,
with an entire change Of bill.
For a really good and refined minstrel
performance Hooley's has never been
5qualled.
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sTRAYEB.

HOW-Strsysd from my place, rs e ash
L lEgton sfreFG two Cows, one a b-indle,
pre-tv ola, one a0rn slipped, 70 rib has been
broken. Otber1s aW1ite Cow, with black
FulE. one OF reF nuuI leafs crOoEe0, pretty
old. horns tn %. Any one who VIII give ne
lice 10 ne at my place, o. Al the store sS Mon
roe street, viii be literally rewarded.
les a BLOCK.
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WAR DEPARTMENr.

" ~ 800
OFFICE OF THE CH. SIG. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June g., 1871.
The barometer has fallen on the Pacific
coast and decidedly st the Rocky Noun
tain stations and in the Missouri valley.
It has risen on the Gulf and South At
lsntic and on the Lakes and Middle At
lantic and remains sensibly unchanged
and quite low in the extreme New Eng
land States. The temperature remains
cool north of the Ohio valley and has
fallen decidedly on the Carolina coast.
Northwesterly winds are very generally
reported from Lake Ontario to Tennes-
see and westward to the Mississippi.
SouthwesteTly winds have prevailed on
the Atlantic coast. The rain of Wednes-
day evening had this morning ceased in
the Middle and Eastern States. That
which prevailed in Northern Florida is
now extended to the Chesapeake bay.
Clear and partially cloudy weather has
very generally prevailed in the interior.
Il is probable Friday that light winds,
with warm and pleasant Teathef, will
prevail from the Lakes to the Gulf. Par
tally cloudy and clear weather, with
westerly winds,s are probable for the inte-
riOr Of the Atlantic States. No serious
apprehension to shy extent is spprehend-
cd east Of the Mississippi.
20 beautiful gifts distributed Saturday
q T.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MILLBANK-A novel by Mrs. Mary J.
Holmes, author of Tempest and Sun
shine" "Erhelyn's Mistake, " LENA Riv-
ers,U etc. ''Ths stories by Mrs. Holmes
are all Of q domestic character. Their
interest, therefore, is not SO intense as if
they were more highly seasoned with
sensatiouslism; but 10 is Of a healthy and
abiding character. Almost any lew book
which her publishers might choose to an
nounce from her pen would get an imme-
date and general reading, The interest
Of her tales begins at the beginning Of
them, and is maintained TO the close. She
invariably points q healthy moral and
sdorns g good tale. Her sentiments are
so sound, her sympathies 50 warm and
ready, and her knowledge OF manners,
character, snd the varied incidents Of
ordinary life, is so thorough, that she
would find It difficult to write any other
than an excellent tale, if she were to try
il. sNIilbsnk' combines all the well-knOwn
excellsnces Of its predecessors, which is
saying all that even its author could de
sire, if it were her favOrite production"
For sale by Wade & Co, Main street,
TIE MENDELssoHN QUARTETTE CLUB
has kindly consented to give n Of their
grand concerts in Covington, Upton u
", on Wednesday and Thursday, 18th
and 18Th instant, for the benefit Of st.
Matthew's Church, at the request Of Mr..
A. D. Drummond. Mr.. BOyd has kindly
consented to issue hslffsre tickets to Ma
sons Depot. Conveyance can be mad at
the depot for COviugtOn. AccOmmOda-
lions in C~ovingtOn. Programme: Cha
rsd6s, tablsaux, singing and refresh
ments. a number Of ladies and gentle
will attend. Invitations are extend
ed 10 those desiring to attend.
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HATe AND aoNNgTs BELow e0sT.

MISS ENGLISH, No. $50 Main street,
offers her remaining stock OF hats and
bonnsts below New York cost. B0nnets
worth So sha is selling for 81, and hats
worth So for s.. Ladies are invited TO call
within the next thirty days,
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jos Locke, 1861 Main street, has all the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
Weeklies and the largest variety Of dsiies
ia the city.
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F0R 81 g

~ MS r-AHE-A No. ! harness and
~ 1aI57e More seven years old ana SOUND,
Also. WUIe colt: VIII sel on time, Z called
$4,000 Price for bot. $40. Do FuLns street.
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InsT-

hooking BIRD-FOr which the finder
~ wi be literally rewarded by returning
EFUEE-ln sunday. Zsth inst a bsy mare
W mule. medium SIZE. ABOUT SIX years
ola hatrrubbed or ton part Of nose, mouth
been CIT by biE, g round spot Of hair rubbed
O. lett side OF b OK by dray saddle. A suit
rh-o rrwsr7 viii be paid for her return to
OLIVER FINNTE e co.
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Two more days and twenty beautiful
gifts will be distributed at the Southern
Palace, 332 Main street. 4 $ purchase
secures a ticket.
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PANAMA hats. Large assortment a.
TTnW e. 20 -

TIE steamer Laura leaves Memphis for
Mound CITY at Z and IL O'Clock am. and
3 and 6 . m. Leaves Mound City at o and
g am, and / and s p m. Hacks leave for
the lake al : a IA. and 3 pm. Fishing at
The lake is fine now, aud ali the "Isask
Wal5ons" viii do well TO note the above
arrangement.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATs LEAvING THTs d..
ARRIVALS.
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVERS, WEATHER n BUSINESS.
Weather warm and sultry. The river
rose 3 inches up to last evening: the swell
will make rise here Of perhaps 1 foot, not
more. Cumberland river is rising at Nash
vile, with Z feet in the channel. At st.
Louis the river is stationary. At Cairo the
river fell 3 inches. The Missouri is boom
ing; the rise willresch st. Louis about the
18th. The Ohio is receding its entire
length. White river is declining, with a
good stage from JacksonpOrt out. Ar
kansas river is falling, with g feet in the
channel from Little Rock out. There was
very little animation exhibited in river
circles; shipments were light, with g
small list of arrivals and departures.
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CoooAINE dresses The hair beautifully.

Go 10 +. a. Bsnson's mammoth music
house, 81 Main street. Hr. Benson is
now selling pianos, organs and musical
instruments at wholesale prices. Give
him aCall, ifyou are wise.
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COKE.

STRAW hats. just received, at
LEIDY & CO.'S,
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PIANOS I'M ORGAHS.

Strangers and visitors to the city should
not fail TO call and see the superb and
elegant Chickering Pianos on exhibition
sc the warorOOms of II. G. HOlleubsrV.
IA Second street, opposite Court street,
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Editors AgpsaI-Seversl OF as, the fond
mammas ofWhom you speak, viii be alb
sent from the city on the 24th instant,
and we hope that an earlier day for the
baby exhibition viii be fixed.
MANY NATIONS.
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TIE AMERICAN HOUsE, Boston. IL in
the center Of business, and CONTIGUOUS 10
places Of amusement and pubic interest
Its hne suites Of rooms, elevator, cafe.
billiard halls, and courteous EMPLOYEES
render it in reality a home for the trav,
eler.
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just received twenty Thousand bushels
best article.
BIGLEY, MELLERsH & co.
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HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and
trimmed. by NJ. Cohen, Ss4 Main street,
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~ beautiful gifts distributed Saturday
night, Southern Palace.
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ST. JosEPH's INFIRMARY-In charge of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.