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LEGAL NOTICES.
cHANcERY SALE
REAL IsrAT1,
sATURDAY, MARcH 81. al.

No. l5-In the second Chaucsry Court Of
alsl1y county. I5uneses-Jsmss a. Mc-
1L4l eL al Fs. Jaue-ls Foster at al.
AJ Firlue o. an order OF sale made ia flI4
- cau-e1 WuL sen 40 public auction, 20 the
Ll8Lat p4dQer IN mont Of the once OF the
A4esE and Master Of the second Cra1eaEr
Court iu the city of Memphis. tennessee. On
Saturday March 25ih, 1871,
within legal hours. the following d==e4I1-F
real estate. tO-wiE. Situate. lying and benz
Iu Memphis, Shelby county Tennessee. ana
described as the east halI of Lot G7.aI John
ID. Armour subdivision Gf original country
lot 40, trJullug30 feet on Madison street and
ruuu-uE back between parallel luaTLA feet
on the east line and ~ teeL on the EHar line
% an alley fora better l~ellpt-lu reference
81 made % "a plan ul said subdivision %. req
ord iu the Register once OF shelby county
Tennessee
Terms OF A II On "a credit OF 2 months
purchaser executing note with approved SCI
curltyr bearing per cent. interest. Equity
OF redemption barred.
This euruary u, ISL.
III. ID. H. HTEN a IT. Clerk and Master.
Homes e. P1Etru. Sos. e
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MuRRAx q RmaELY, merchant ~tsilors,
81 Madison street, take pleasure in an
nOuncihg to their customers and the pub
lie generally, that they have Just received
the choicest selectioH Of all goods in their
line to be found in the eastern markets,
and are glad to say that they make cont
siderable reduction in prices.
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EnR REHT,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES splendid location,
ID i'm the GayOsO House. Apply %
mlZ ~
nFFICFs.-FIve Omces In the stanton
- block. Possession given APR lsI lslL
Er-Tv t0 GEO. %. CROCKETT,
4rFrs Il Union street.
rT1RF-Ater April 9th, 1871, No. 8 How
- ARDS Row. nov occupied by Walcottl
Smith & Co. as grocery store
ROHrTC WILLIAMSON, Trustee, etc
mbf5 80 Union street.
offices and residence, Apply 10 NELSON
THUS. No. lUJeferson St minis
n OOM-The room lately occupied by Htte
Il & COrwlne, e Job Printers, IN Appeal
buUdEug. 80. "A Union street Apply al APP
peal once.
Hfte & Corwiue can be found in Rooms 2
- - -. me- mlB
TORF-No. 81 South Court street, a few
~ doors from Main street. stOre-roOm ana
basement each 81 by a feet, Tor lease. Pos
rsssf8n Given Immediately. Apply to
Re BRINkLEG,
reI8 No IS Madison street.
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FOR VICKSBURG.
United States Mail Line for YIcksburR.-FOT
Helena, Napoleon and Vicksburg.
.-.TOWnsend, master
This elegant passenger packet -h
will leave as above
THURSDAY, I'D inst, at 5 pm.
Freight received at the st. Louis WharfbOats
". (. DILL, Agent.
mh2I FLEM. CALVERT, SupL.
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PERSONAL.

Elk Senator Fowler has u thanks for
public documents.
General r. D. Lilley, agent for the
Board OF Trustees and Committee of En-
dOwment of WashingtOn-Lee University
&C Lexington, Virginia, is now in New
Orleans for the purpose OF pres emitting to
the citizens of the Southern metropolis
a scheme which has for its object the en-
largement Of that institution and the eX-
tension of its usefulness to people of the
South. This scheme was conceived by
General Lee himself, and was in course
of execution prior to his death. General
Liuey has been very successful in Mis-
souri,, Kentucky and Tennessee, and we
hope viii be in Louisiana.
JOE LOCKE, news agent, 236% Main
street, has just rscsived Harper, Leslie,
Galaxy, LippincOUt, and Scribner's
monthly magazines; alss, The Chimney
Corner, Waverley and late New York
daIlies.
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n0ARDTNG-HOUsE-A splendid location,
E1 fn the Gay0sO House. apply 70
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LAW

first GhaHOsFy Court-H0rnsH, Chancellor.
In this court the case of Williams vs.
WhitmOre occupied the entire day yes
terdsy. This morning the case of Ran
dali VS. Walker, continued over from
last Monday, Will be taken up. At the
close of this case, the case of Williams VS.
WhitmOre will be resumed.
DEGREES passed; Brown vs. Severson,
appeal; Brown VS. Crawford, pro eOHfeSSO
and referred; HOrrigan vs. Anderson, ap-
neal.
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MEMPHIS, March 20, 1871.
Editors AppeGE-Win you be so kind As
10 inform the benevolent public, the
Masonic fraternity and Confederate as
sociations particularly, that there viii be
rafled off an elegant Masonic gold medal.
My child is sick, and I am needing the
money very much. I have employment,
INIT NV salary does not supply my
wants. / am alone en- the world, have no
one 20 depend on, no relattyes-neIther
father, mother, sister or brOther-and my
child, who would have been q protector
and support, was offered up q sacriuce
on the altar Of his country. He belonged
20 General Forests command. The
medal can be seeu at T~hOmpson's drug
store, % Vance street, The rattle 70 be
there IN Saturday evening between the
hours OF and min O'Clock. Respect
fully, MRS. THOMAS.
There was hexagonal litigation going
on 81 Squire Miller's yesterday, arising,
prnCipally-like other suits AZ LAYOUT
of bad temper. The titles Of the warrants
were suggestive Of an arithmetlcal puz-
zle-hOW many ways can three or tour
names be placed without having any Ons
set alike2 Taylor Stock appears TO b8the
principal complainant, for his name fig
ures extensively on the warrants. Theirs
is Taylor Stock vs. John Hines, s" "Tav-
lor stock VS. Thomas Hines, " "Taylor
Stock W Susan Hines" Taylor Stock Va
aJeunie Hines VS. Annie McGloin" and
"John Hines vs. Taylor stock" Among
the charges snd crOss-charges were "Open
and notorious leWdnesa, assault end
battery F" disturbing the peace, T" threat
ening 20 do great bodily harm, f" etc, etc,
10 the end Of 3 long chapter. The Squire
was puzzled how TO get along with this
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pansary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide" In another column. II
should be read BY all.
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criminal court-fIInpIn. Iudns.

Cases set for trial to-day: 246, John
Spellman, retailing on Sunday; Isl, -
PetrO, retailing on Sunday; 2S3, Joe Bog
gieuO, retailing On Sunday; 2S5, Joe Zap
piano, retailing on Sunday; 29I, Nello
Muth, retailing on Sunday; 2g3, George
Nasbit, retailing on Sunday; 299, II
Weatherbee, retailing on Sunday; BOB, Ed
Neiderer, retailing on Sunday; sos, A
Lebna, retailing OF Sunday; S0S, Robert
Church, keeping a gaming house; 300, E
Breathett. keeping a gaming house; 3l4,
+ Greenwood, keeping a gaming house;
800, y Wells, keeping a gaming house;
534i J. ". Alley, keeping gaming house;
$50, A. ]. Slagle, keeping gaming house;
$50, o.. Q. Woodward, keeping gaming
house 4O7, Nan McGinnis, keeping house
ill-fsme; All, Frank Gordon, keeping
house ul-fame; ALB, Mollis Merwiu, keep
ing house il-fsme; AIS, Fannie Freeman,
keeping house ill-fame Az, Maggie Will
liams, keeping house in-fame 425, Mad.
Flynn, keeping house il-fsme; 4Z9, Mad.
Smith, keeping house ill-fame; 43I, Fam
ME Walker, keeping house iLl-fame; 433,
Annie Fisher, keeping house ill-fame
46S, HOd HOrris, gaming; 468, Sid Wood
ward, gaming; Az, James Burk, gaming;
Az, A j Slagle, gaming; 474, Harvey
SEWER, intent to kill; $50, John League,
larceny; 4S7, James SchOOlBs, assault
and battery; ASS, James Schooles, carry
ing concealed weapons; 5O4, Robert Weir,
assault and battery; 5O4, McCune Weir,
assault and battery; 5I2, William Carter,
murder; 5l4, Lizzie Smith, larceny; 517,
Pm Barket, assault with intent to kin: 532.
J q Horne. carrying concealed weapons;
SOB, J. h. Kelly, carrying concealed wea-
pons; GAG, j. H. Kelly, attempt to kin /;
55l, Carries Williams, larceny; 552.
@. CakbOUs, malicious mischief; 55s.
John H. Kelly, carrying concealed wea-
pOns go, JEFF Walker, larceny; 577.
Larry Gibbons, malicious ~stabbing; $50.
b. Mullingay, murder; SIS, Pat Hogan.
carrying concealed weapons; 6S7. Pat
Hogan, assault and battery 500.
John II. Kelly, assault and battery.
Witnesses in the above cases must he in
attendance promptly at nine O'Clock in
the morning, or fO%rfeitures will be taken
against them and attachments issued for
their arrest. Defendants on bonds must
also appear.
The argument FOR a new trial in the
and Puston case was concluded
Yesterday. The Judge will probably rem
der his decision this morning.
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fiE8l GlFGul EuuFl-HblbkbUy IGGgbs
Yesterdays calendar was disposed of
on the cali. The following are put on
to-day: lois, Kallmsn vs. Loeb; 1924,
TOwbridge vs. Meyers; 1927, Meyers vs.
TOwbridge; 1929, NJ. a A. vs. G~sllena;
loss, Williams vs. Brinkley; 1858, Viii
hanson vs. same; 1860, Williamson vs.
same: 1861, Thompson vsSOuthwOrth 1862,
Bali vs. Glenn; 1868, Peoria Mutual Ben,
Assn vs. Meyers 1864, Brown VS. Alden (;
1865. Smith vs. Shelby county 1905, same
VS. same; 1907, same vs. same lO6S, same
vs. same; 1853. same VS. same; lO70, HAr-
ris VS. B0ro; 1912, Wear VS. White & Co;
1913, Semmes VS. Plant; 1914, Allen vs.
Mississippi River railroad; 1915, Small vs.
same 1916, Drewry VS. came; 1917, Ayres
VS. same; lG7S, Allen Va same; 1919, Hood
VS. same; 1850, Mitchell VS. Rose; 1851, City
of Memphis VS. Ruushagur; lOS2, Burton
VS. Dee 1888, Myers vs. Smith; 1854, Hays
VS. EdmOudsOn: l0S5 Smith vs. Thorpe;
lOSj, Hobbs vs. Casey; loss, Trousdalo vs.
kssle; 1859, Rogers VS. H~assenbach; 1901,
Daley VS. Stellman; 1892, Pickett vs.
Muss0; 1924, Flsherty VS. Sullivan; 1895,
Condo VS. ksele; 1895, Clark vs. Hunter;
lO9S, Curley VS. O'ConnOr; 100, Savage VS.
Murphy; llOl, Hastings vs. Grieshaberi
HOP, Poop e's Insurance Co. vs. Howell;
ll03, Baumen vs. Reed; llO4, Smith vs.
Shelby county; llC6, Smith vs. Shelby
county; llO7, Staniscs VS. Theme; HOS,
Coward vs. shelby county; llO9, same vs.
same.
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ron RIVER.
Ne VChaHta St. Louis and Arkansas River
Packet Company.

Foi sPIne BiuH, Little Rock. L-oaisburg, Dar-
hnele, Ozark, Van Buren, and Fort
smiths composed OF the following
EHatelasss LoW~Eater FrelghL
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In Memphis on
Monday and Tuesday, March
27th and 18th,
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.

An Italian and American Circus combined,
with Old Dan Rice as Sole Proprietor and
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TAKER UP.

EOW-Due red cOw, blazed face, which the
X owner can nave by applying al 30 Main
.--..- d
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CLOSING OUT SALE Of staple and fancy
groceries at JOHN LILLY'S,
35l Main street.
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NOTICE.

nAHIIEs suffering from corus, buniOnu,
club or Inverted nslls, will do well 10 call
DR.. Ferguson, al the WOrsham House.
Isdics hOurs. nom " 70 2 and 5 10 :. mhb
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J. FLAHERTY & Co., funeral under
No. Sl7 Second street.
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RnnHs ann BnARn.

- O~OM-BOARD-A furnished room with
II hoard. suitable for a gentleman and vile
OF two single gents, ST No. lU Madison street
IHaF HGETuerE accommodated mnA
y DDES-BUAHD-Furnishe rooms with
IL hgard. a. FIshers Restaurant, cor second
and Union streets. minis
BOARDING az sU Maln, corner BealeEtreet
~ mhl4
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Removed to $40 Second street, near the
p~ostOfice. Meet Wednesday evenings at
TX pollock.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-Mrs. James A,
Oates, with her Comic Opera Troupe, seems
to have captured our citizens without
hope Of ransom as long as she remains
with Us. Last night she appeared in the
"Fair One with the Blonde Wig" to a
large and fashionable house, and Judging
from the hearty applause and uprosrious
laughter, the play went of to the entire
satisfaction of the numerous audience.
Tonight, the great London, Paris and
New York sensation, the ever popular
Little Faust" will be presented for the
last time in Memphis. This charming
little lady remains but three nights mora,
Let her friends and admirers OF Memphis
show their appreciation of her as q lady
and artist, by filing the house every
night b remains with US. Probably her
superior, in her own line, has not been
among us and will not be seen for many
a day. We look for continued full houses
from an aPpreciative public.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Newton Ford & co, 81 bales cotton and
/ bale notes; Partee & Harbert, 7 bales
cotton; Day & PrOudht, Is do; Owen, Nc
Mutt & co, 2 do; Jones, Brown & CO. 2 do:
Treadwell Bros, 20 do; J G Terry &cO, 4
do; " B Galbresth, g do; Black, Estes &
co, 2 do; tn Allen & co, ado; Clarke,
Ely & co, s do; Stewart Bros K Fizsr, Ado.
Brooks, Nelly & co, l do; Smith, Neal &
co, ] do; Hill, Fontaine & co, IA DO; Bus
by, Johnson & CO, do; Taylor q Rat
land, l do; Partee, BurlesOn q co, % do;
ROgan, Selden & co, 4 do; Guy, Mcclellan
& CO, 3 do; Dsndrige, Mitchell & co, 2 do;
Malone, Thomas q 90, 10 do; James Roper
& Bros, Z do; stanton & Moore, Z do; Dill
lard, PinsOn & co, 8 do; Parker, Ward q
co, 8 do; A Vsccaro & co, 1 do; ] + Frank
& co, 1 do; Pamela OIL Works, so packages
sundries; Cstharine Anderson l dO:TG
Tate, 1 do; TOOf, Phillips & 90, s do; S A
Wells & co, ! dOj Friedman Bros, 9 do;
Feucht q Johl, 1 do; Orgin Bros, 1 do;
Moore, Eady q co, / car lumber.
SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
headed Book for the NGUion-I
Marriage Guide" In another column. II
shsuld be read BY all.
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No sooner did he come within reach than
Trester. without waiting to hear a word
brought his ciubdowno on thecfhcer's head
who threw up his left arm in time to save
his skull, but not to prevent being laid
sprawling on the fiat. Ruth, Locke. and
another whom 1 do not now remember
attempted, simultaneously, TO board, but
were each knocked down. Ruth. how
ever, bad succeeded in gaining the deck,
when Trester having, as he supposed ais,
patched the Wharfmaster, was aiming q
final blow at the hesd Of the PROSTATE
captain, when several citizens who had
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GafnrdaN ~ ~ -
CHANCERY SALE
OF
1STATH
IHyRsDAY, mARCH 30. a.

No. GgL-Iu the Second Cra-csry Court OF
Shelby county, TeUuess-e.-E- 81. W1lHIrE
and A-M.1mltni partners as Wulrc-l Smith
Coz VS. Mr. 81 Roberts, T. ID. Rob-
ers aud A. Wessou.
D virtue OF en order 1f Ea.e made .E this
u cause. I VIII sell az public auction 20 tho
highest bidder. iu fr1lE of the OF tbs
Second lnauCsry Court OF shelby county.
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- EITrIne. sl5 ssoond slraal.
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FOR RIVER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
ksRphls aad Arkansas River Packet Gsz.
paRy---UHitsd States Nall Llss.
For Helena rlar's Point, Mouth White River
PIT Bluff, Little Rock, connecting for
EOU Springs and Fort Smith.
The elegant passenger
STR. CELESTE. lohH Harbla, Master
leaves WEDNESDAY, March 22d, at 5 p.D1-
E~B-COuuecting with stages for Hot SprinE 3,
Camden, AIkadslphia and Washington.
For freight OF passage apply On board or a
C8mpGuy's office, No. 8 Madison st., Stanton
Block. (mhHl W. q, PATTESON. Agent.
The new and elegant Iight-draught steamsi
2LlTTLE R0CKke
Mat. Ho-ustOn-master Chss. COnrad---eleTk
Leaves Little Rock for Fort Smith and al
way landings on Arkansas river every i've
days, connecting at Little Rock with the
st. LoHis sHd Arkansas Div. Pk't Co.'S Seats
From St. Louis, Mo.
Freights for all points consigned to care Of
Elliott & KILLER, Memphis, or this company.
win be promptly forwarded free o. charEe for
rRnsfer. JAS SYLVESTER, Bupt,
fe25 500 y. Commercial St, 81 Louis, No
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STAINED, etched, embossed and enam-
elsd glass; Memphis stained glass works,
2f2 Third street.
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Tbursdsy. Earch 80. I87I-

within legal hours the following described
real estate. ro-~tL. a certain lot or uar-s. Of
land, situate and lying in the county Of Shell
by and state OF Tennessee. being a part T.
Lot No. z Of the Nicholas Long tract of 1915
acres bounded as follows. Beginning a. the
oak pointers thence east d chains a.LE-
% q stake standing south T=-- . lE-
from a black oak marked -B thence lrE..
s chains SO links TO "A stake standing south
60 east s. uuEs from a black gum marked
d" H. tGeCCs west ts chains - Inks. 10 ~
stake st-udlug ~ links firm a white OAK
marked II thence south chains 5 inks
10 the beginning; containing about i acres
more or less
TRIMS @ " SALE-Du a credit Of six month.
purchaser executing note WLrh security lieu
retained 20 secure payment OF purchase
money
This March 8. 1871.
N. L. H. STEWART Clerk and Master
Pierce. Richard G. DIZ SOILS. for com. uls
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LAST WEEK OF the Clearing Sale.
WALKER BROS. a. co.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
and tgaIts RIvsr Unag

THE new and elegant side 80
4 wheel passenger packets otE
this line VII lssv6 Memphis Tor DeVau's
BIuH West Point, Augusta, IacksOnpOrt and
ali points on " mite river as follows
LEGALTENDEk-... JOln D. Elliott, master
EveTy Tuesday, az b O'Clock pm.
r.. p. WALT------. " J. Ashford, master
Every Saturday. at o'clock p m,
Connecting at DeV8Il's Blu q with railroad Tor
Little Rock, and at Jack sOnpOrt with the
lfght-draught steamer Fort Smith for FOca-
hontas ana all POINTS on Btlck river
sur nelgnU or passage apply on board, OF Al
oflce MsmDhfE -tnd Arkansa as River Packet
Company. W. q. PATTESO6 Agent,
No. 8 Madison S., Stanton Block.
Or to ELICIT & III r, Agents.
fe5 No 2 PrnIn auade St. op o. Landing.
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LAST WEEK Of ths Clearing Sale.
WALKER BROS 500.
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CHICKERuNG's PIANOS, and others Of
superior make. fully warranted, ct lowest
prices and easy terms, at "a Second
street..
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@ ,nnectinz al Little Eock with L.
Sta res for Hot Springs and the
ligl t-drsnght steamer Lnue Rock, HOUSTON
ma tier for all points On lie upper Ar1anss
rail road and transferred, Gss OF charge, 70
boa Is OF this line Mark and COuslgn goods
(. Louis and Arkansas Evar Packet Co..
care ,4of ELLIOTT 4 MML1R, ACTS, M8nfphisi
j. N. PHIELIFs q Cf8, Agents, cairo
Jas. ]. 8KLV1STEA, 6up5
les N0NQemmercial stss - Louis no
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S. 0. Of J.

LAST WEEK of the Clearing Sale.
WALKER BROS. & &C
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muU MOST LASTING PERFUME.
MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
MN SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
FOI cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
sRObert Burns @k
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 2t inst, at p M.
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co, Agents.,
mn20 Mosbv Block. 800 Front Row
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTs.-This amount
viii buy a bottle of Mra. Whitcomb's
Syrup, the great Soothing remedy Tor
ali diseases incident to infants and chill
dron.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

Spaiding, BldWell 4 AGD8H0ugh, Pr8p'rs-
Treasurer.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22ND.
Last night but uores OF MRS. JAMEs A. OATES"
COMIC OPERA TROUPE,
When the great London, Paris and New York
sensation,
LITTLE FAUST"
Will be presented for the last time.
Thursday. March 13t Field Of the Cloth o Z
Gold
Friday, March M-fareWeu benefit OF Mrs
James A. Oates.
Saturday, March 5-Last Oates Matinee.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
MemphIs and ST. louis ID. S. MaI La.

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. Mail Line
For OscsOla, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmon with the
Iron r. r.. at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats up the Ohio River.
JII4 Or master
T~hissplendid passenger steamer
viii leave as above
THURSDAY, sd inst, at s pm.
Freight received at the st. Louis WharfOOat
" Z. DILL, Agent.
mh2l FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
st. Louis and New Orleans Packet Co
For Cairo % st. Louis
RICHMON O-.....-...--..N. 3. Green, master
. This great Low Pressure steamer r.
carrying only IS pounds Ofsteam,
Will leave as above
THIS DAY, 22d inst, ats am.
For freight or passage apply to
IT. WASHlNGTON, Agent,
mh2 AZ Madison street.
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SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish
Moss, for Blame Mango, Puddlags, Gus
tards, Cream, etc etc. The cheapest,
healtbiest and most delicious food ia the
world.
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~uza REVELATIONs-The ahsap
- IL p. j. Ooleman's, l07 Bsals
-suosite the Market
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-31

On Wednesday evening, in the neighbor-
hood Of Arlington, on Grasshopper Creek, a
distressing accident occurred, by which Mr.
Preedy, very estimable lady, lost her life.
She and her husband had been to Muscotah.
On returning home in the evening her little
children came rushing out to the gate, full
of glsdness and joyful demonstrations, on &C
count of the mothers return, when the mules
attached to the wagon took fright and ran
awny, throwing the mother out and killing
her almost instantly. Thus sadly, irrepar-
ably, their joy was instantly turned into the
bitteres mourning. Mr.. Preedy and his
family deserve the sympathy Of all kind
hearted people.
OF the Fair on Saturday the St. Joseph
Herald says:
The trial of speed, deferred from Fridav.
came of in the afternoon. 1t was between
trotting horses. mares and geldings in double
harness; trot of one mile for premium of
fifty dollars. Two teams of Mr.. Ben. Aker.
were entered for this ring, one in the name
of NJ. NJ. Allen. of Leavenworth. The two
teams came in without much difference of
time, Aller ahead and Akers next.
N. NJ. Allen, of Leavenworth, took the
6rst premium for thoroughbred mare four
years old and over; same one year old and
under two; same under one year; same any
age.
Col E n. O. CLoUeH hiss in his poases-
sion a copy Of The Bible bearing upon its IT,
tie page the following imprint: ''John Bas-
kest, Printer to the Kings Most Excellent
MISSY, and By the assigns Of Thomas New.
comb and Henry Hill, deceased, NDCC-
XIV. By His Najesfy's special commsnd
appoinAed to be rod in the churcAea." AZ
nay Be supposed, the volume has an antique
appsaxanee, and = The cover is entirely eone
tke Col. viii have L rebound, In order 10 in
sure - pssssEvnEion. The book w. The
pcopsssy of hi gFsat great grandkthef, and
coa1ais IN Old family record.