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ID L b l. | & $ A l. T.
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.

NAIUNTLE TEKSUNNII TNUTEItT0.
There will be exposed to public sale, at the late
residence OF Jacob Kostenbauder d, ceased, in
franklin township, Columbia county, Pa, on
TUESDAY and WEDN ES DAY, May 10Th and l7tl
1871, at . o'clock in tine forenoon the following
property to wit:
SEVEN HORSES AND ONE COLT,
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Patent Medicines

HENRY Il. HELMBOLD's.
MOUND FLUID
EXTRACT CATAwBA
G II A p Il p l. S.
Component Puts-Egitil Ectract RhubarJ and
Ftud tract CutdpJa Grape
J,tcc.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS. JAUEDICE, Bill
IoUS AFFECTIONS SICK OR NERVOUS
HEADACHE, COSTIVENESS. ETC. PURELY
VEGETABLE, CONTAINING NO MERCURY
MINERALS OR DELErERIOUS DRUGS.
These Pills are the IN )st delightfully."- pleasant
purgstlve, superseding castor oil, salts, mag
nesia, ETC. There is nothing moro acceptable to
the stomach. They give tone, and cause neither
nausea nor gripping pains. They are composed
of tho finest ingredients. After few days use
them such an invlgoration Of the entire system
takes place as to appear miraculous to the weak
and enervated, whether arising ffom impru-
dence or disease. II. 4. Helmbold's Compound
Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Pills are notsl r.
coated, from the fact that sugar-coated Pins do
not disolve, but pass through the stomach without
dissolving, consequently do not produce the de.
sired effect THE CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
being pleasant in taste and odor. do not necessi-
tate their being sugar-coatcd. PRICE FIFTY
CENTS PER BOX.
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The COLUMBIAN
Bloomsbury, Friday, May 10, 1871.

. GRO. T.. RowELL& Co. 40 Park Row. are our only
authorized Advertising Agents in New York
Cor, WErHERILL& Co., No. G07 Chestnut Street
arc our only authorized Agents In Phllndephin
90. MURPHY, Esq T. our authorized Agent at
Ccntralia to transact any business pertaining to
the COLUMBIAN Office.
R4- All advertisements for the forgoipg locall
ties must be endorsed by these Agents, or they
Will receive no attention. IT,
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Legal Notices.
DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.
'XECUTORS' NOTICE.

Ia ESTATE OF JOHN RoBGsoS, DECD.
Letters testamentary ON the estate OF John
Robson, late of Scott township, Columbia CO.,
deceased. have been granted by the Register OF
said county to Huston Robson. and William c.
Robson. All persons having claims against
the estate are requested 10 present them To the
Executors in Columbia county. Those Indebted
to the estate either on note, Judgment mortgage
or book account will make payment to the Ex'
pcutors without delay. -
HUSTON Robson,
WIN. G. robson,
May 8, lS7l.6w. Executors.
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TRACT OF WOODLAND,

situate in Catawissa township, Columbia county,
Pa, bounded and described rs follows, VIZ: be-
ginning at white oak stump, corner of land
OF Joseph Bre>h, and running thence 10y same
and land of George GOwman south nity-iour
and threc-quarter degrees west one hundred and
thirty perches TO n stone, thence by lands OF
Elizabeth Needer and land OF f. b. Seedwig south
forty-nve and quarter degrees east eighty per
chts 10 q HoSlI thence hy lahds pelpnBlhS 20 ne
tour and three quarter degrees east one hundlCd Il
Hnd Thirty pcrChcs to n post, in line oil land Ot
Joseph lireish, thence by the said land north
iOlty-hNe and thrcc-q quarter degrees west eighty
perchCs to the place Of beginning, containing
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LOCAL NOTICES.

New GOODS at S. II. MILLER & Sons
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LtNCUANGE BAKERY
AND
CON + + CTION + r y ,

BLOOMSBURG, PA.
The undersigned successors of i. Widmycr
would respectfully announce that they have
taken the well-establlshed stand recently OCCu-
pied by the above named, in BlOOmsburg and
prepared to continue the business of manuldg-
turing and selling, by
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Confectionery of every style and kind. Also
they Will have at all times complete supply OF
the best and freshest Bread and Cake. Parties
desiring anything in this line will find it to their
advantage to call on us.
AN ICE CREAM SALOON
IS added to the establishment, nud ladies' and
others who may patrOnilr us, may rely upon
upon receiving proper attention, \ rcasonabl,
share Ofppbll" patronage Is respectfully solicited
Raspberry Lemon, and other Syrups, In larg,
and small quantities, constantly on hand.
DECKER Il SHECkEL.
May >. ISL.
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Criminal Court-FIlnnIn. Indna.

Cases set for trial on tomorrow. 1876. r
. Fuller, keeping gaming house; l6I.
James SchOOles, selling liquor in place of
anus meut; 427, " F Goodyear, letting
house for purpose of prostitution; So.
Angelic Marie, carrying concealed
weapons; 6l6, Angelic Marie, assault
with intent to kill; 632, jacob Saunder-
lenses; 1905, John Smith, carrying con-
cealed wesp0ns; 1929, Charles Collision,
murderi 1880, Jacob Dreyfus, larceny:
le65, Albert Cash, assault with intent 10
Kill; 1910, Moses Bolton, Jr, malicious
trespass; 1917, VIM Bridgewater, larceny;
ld9S, James Deuniger, robbings II65,
Charles smith, larceny; HOS, James Up
ton lll0, VIM Foster, falling 10 settle AS
administrator; ll20, CT Bullock, failing
20 settle as administrator; 1871, William
Brown, falling to settle as administrator;
1924, W B Grsenlaw, falling TO settle as
administrator; 1870, + S Hammond, fall
ing 20 settle as administrator; ll33, James
Gal sgher, falling to settle as admins
traitor; llS0, l. A Parker, bigsmy;
itSIi Thos Lahin, violating revenue law
1887, j Fsrris, violating revenue law;
1851, VIM Fisher, receiving stolen goods;
John League, larceny; Louis Reed, lar
ceuy; James ~schCOles, Carrying concealed
W63pOnsi James SchOOles, assault and
battery; j Kelly, attempt to kill; J II
Kelly, carrying concealed weapons; J G.
Horne, carrying concealed weapons; VIM
Carter, murder; Stephen Walters, muir
der Wolf Whitman, retailing on Sun
day; @ D Erwin, larceny; Chss Smith, /
petit larceny; Wiley MerriW5sther, petit
larceny; Chss Switzerland, petit larceny; |
Welsh, retailing on Sunday; Peter II
Burkett, attempt TO kill; Michael Ma
lowuey, attempt to kill. Witnesses in
any of the above cases must be in attend
promptly a5 9 O'Clock am, or for
viii be taken against them, and
attachments issued for their arrest.
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A Curious StVFY about an Old Guard Of a
Memphis Cotton Shed.

The Chamber of Commerce counted The
number of cotton bales in the city Friday.
The task is not q light one, and there is q
degree Of nervousness said to be excited
by the bull dogs that sleep in the sheds.
Ir q stranger should step upon one of
these dogs tails, there would be an end
of Memphis statistics. A friend Of the
Chsmber thinks, for the reason suggested.
that every dog in cotton sheds should be
bObtsiled. The philosophy of the business
is that nobody with malice prepense and
f1rtfve purpose can roll out a cotton bale
at night without en~dsngering a dogs eau
dal appeDdage, and thus his own legs.
These dogs keep people not pi0usly in
clined out of the p-enitsntiarV, They are
the only insurance agents protecting us
against losses by thieves; and though
they give zsst to the business of counting
cotton bales, they invest with terrors that
Of cotton stealing. One of these dogs has
to Liverpool, it is said, and we will
hear his voice again but when fu-
neral honOrs are awarded him at Man
chester he won't, but somebody will
howl. 1t seems that this canine guard
of the cotton shed during the coolest
weather of the winter gnaWed a hole for
himself into the very center OF a loosely
packed bale. He was taken sick. and
was unable to crawl forth when the
bale w6s sent to the compress
ing establishment. When it went
through the machine, the grease was
observed to boil out IN spots, but the
managers Of the press didn't have time to
into the cause and the old guards
man Of the cotton shed went to Europe
with eleven hundred bales Uia New Or
leans. 1t was an OdoriferOus vessel We
imagine. about the Florida Keys that
bore old Bludgeon. but the source OfwOrse
than gH10una odOra was not ascertaiugd. i
Newspapsrs recently said that the atmos-
Dbere of the ocean was polluted, but no.
hodv dreamed that old Bludgeon, of the
cotton she'd, was diffusing doors over the
Who-ean tell how famous his menu
NV may beeomei The falsely paokedD
balls viii be returned, and an INQUEST
be held over the remains OF old
.BiudaeOn. The coroner, surgeons ard
naturalisfs viii be called to determine
whether the crushed bones are those OF
man or beast; q law suit viii be beQot-
EN-, damages claimed by the European
,onsignees, and BludgeOn's name become
immortal in commercial history. /
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D DEArH
Arrangement, fer the Funeral CersmonIss.

The saddest story published for many a
day in Memphis, tells of Judge Yerger's
death. There was never 2 citizen of
Memphis who was more universally
known, whose character was more thor
oughly understood, whose virtues were
more justly appreciated. Frank, fearless,
honest, confdinR-there was a grandeur
in the very simplicity of his character, as
in b majesty of his great intellect. Ma
ture made him a lawyer, and his profess
sional associates deemed him a model of
excellence. They meet at II o'clock to-
day, at the Second Chancery Courtroom,
to make needful arrangements for the
funeral of the advocate and judge. The
funeral ceremonies viii occur at St.
Mary's church tomorrow, Tuesday, at
2 o'clock pm, A proper tribute TO Judge
Herger's fame and worth appears on u
rst page.
SHEETTNG N SHIRTING.-B. LoWen-
stein 81 Bros. are offering all popular
brands of sheeting and Shifting at very
close figures.
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8lSURPRlSE DOLLAR STORE,
209 MAIN STREET.
STEAM FITTING. s15 ssoond street.
- RIEER.

STEAMER MARY BOYD, FROM LITTLE
ROCE.-EhOs II Allen & Co. 100 bales Of
cotton; Arkansas River Packet Company,
40 do; Partss a. Hsrbert, 81 do; Busby,
Johnson g. co. 80 dOi FargasOn 81 Clay, .
DO; Lane, Moore & Co, u do; w B Gal
breath, S do; Hi, Fautaine 81 Co, g do;
Guy, Mcclellan g. Co. : do; EN- Apper-
son, 4 DO; Taylor, Rddf0rd & CO, I do;
Mos0y, Hunt Ct Co, 3 do; Forster, Esal-
hOtsr & GO, o do; Owen, MoNutt & Co, 4
do; GOdWyu & Spil.man, I dOi Stewart,
Bros g Eizer, o DO; Jones, Brown & Co, 2
do; II II Walt & Co., 2 do: Scheduled 81
Hanauer. do; Newton Ford & Co, Q do;
Gage & + sher, 3 do; Southern Oil Works,
3J9 SKIS seed; Pamela oil Works, 1sO do:
Mrs Jsgre, Is Pkgs furniture; Schiebler IL
20, 4 bale hides; ~fargasOu g. Clay, =
green hides; Nathan Bros, I cask ale; Otto
SchWivel, 4 pkgs; Arkansas River Pack
ct Company, ia do.
STEAMER ST, Francis, from WittsbUrg
TO Mempbis.-SrrattOu. Cover Sc Co. l2q
bales cotton: TJOf. Phillips & 90, IL do:
Jas Holmes &c Co, p DO; Brooks, Nicely q
Co, A do; Black, Estes * Co, - do; Dslsp
q CC, 4 do; J @ Terry & Co, 4 do: Lane,
Moore & Co, + do; MCGEE q Heron, Y do;
s NJ Webb & Co, 2S do II Williams, %
do H Fitzgerald & Co, Il do; Taylor,
& Co, 20 do; Harris, CCchrsne &
Co. 4 do; lessee r Brown & Co, p do;
Stewart Brothers & Fizsr, y do; Hill,
FOntsine & Co, So do; d II Town
send, 40 do Newton Ford &
81 do Morris, Lea & Co, Is do;
Jas Roper, 1 do; j r Frank & Co, 20 do;
Robertson, Bruce & Co, 3 do; Petit n
% do; s Morris, Edo; stanton &
Moore, 3 do; " II Andrews & Co, do:
q Richardson, 3 do; @ A Eckerly,
10 do; Hogan, Selden & Co, 9dO; Forster,
q Co, 8 do; Nelson 81 Titus, %
do; Mercer q Ware, 4 da; ThOa II Allen
y Co, 8 do; Partee, BurlssOn 81 Co, . do;
Martin q Hilsman, o do; Partss 81 Hsr-
bert, % do; HOWss g Woodbridge, 4 do:
shane, Harris & Co, 1 do; Guy, McLeIland
& Co, 2 do; Milan, Bowling & Co,
; do; Chrisman, Stewart & CO, 5 do:
. N AppsrsOn & Co, p; S + Johnson, & I
70, b; Il WOrmley q Co, 4; A ] Roach &
20 81 q Falls & Co, 9 re-shipment, s.:
southern Oil Works, 1870 SKIS cotton seed;
.iuu City Gil Works, lS5 do; W A
lark, 10 head beef cattle; different con-
5000 lbs hides and furs; CT Bull
.Ock, I horse; Mr. Williams, 1 do; Y "
Williams, 12sks seed cotton.
STEAMER OIL CITY, f-rOm.Shawnse VII
sge.-R. 2. Walt & Cos 2 bales cottOni
Gavin, II do. n. Calhoun & Co, g do;
lark, Ely & Co., 8dO. A. s. Williams q
b do. J. N. James & Co., / do. P.
iaten, 2 do; @. H. Taylor Co, Is do.
Nalcott, Smith & Co, Z do; FargasOn &
lay, Z bags seed cotton; SPANS ginn. 8
o. Pamela Oil Works, 100 SKIS cotton
esd; Memphis Oil Works, 253 do; Keel
: Co, I bale cotton.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
209 MAIN STREET.
LOCAL NEWS.


-Lsddin's College.
Attend RobertsOu's College.
Tom Cubbins, bricklsyer, "a Main.
W. q. Mitchenps school, 3Q3 Third st.
u. J. suter, Furniture, 2S2 Second st.
The DAILY APPEAL, five cents per
copy, can be had of all neWsmsH in the
city.
Eggs, choice lot; also, hay, corn, oats
snd bran, by P. T. Hughes, corner Besle
and Main.
Fine lunch spread daily at Hole in the
Wall. Don't fail to call o George, No. Is
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel.
viii Msnsford, at his book and perl
odicsl store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
New COnCsrn-cigars and tobacco.
Geo. ". Baxter will open Monday morn
ing at the northeast COrn Of Main and
Madison.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had Of all the newsmen in the
clty-JOe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and EmmOns & Son, on
Jefferson street.
FIFTY THOUSAND MAGNOLIA TREES for.
sale low down, a. heIWhestOn Nurseries.
60 there for anything you want in the
nursery or greenhouse ins. They have
the best nursery and greenhouse stock
In the State. Now Is the time to buy.
With the great quantity they have, they
can afford 10 sell cheaper than any others.
Address, Thompson 81 Brewer. Memphis,
Tennessee.
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HIhln legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-Wir: A tract Of land sfrua+zf
55Lus ana 1elng In the county or shelby ana
5taIe OF tennessee, on the STATE line road.
tuLee miles nom The city Of Memphis. con-
&lLlhB 4s-a acres, which said land is subdI-
-FlQsQ INTO tracts Of anout5 acres each.
Also, lots Nos. I, 8, 40. O.. Q and s. OF tina
homestead tract on the corner Of W4Iuuf
and TAFT streets, in the ely of Nremnrfa
shelby county, State Of Tennessee.
Also, lots Nos IA, ID. I8, 10. Is and 10 OF the
homestead tracts plat and diagram Of the
above described property is on nls IN my
ONCE, " said land is o sold on the day
d~eslgnate4 the sale viii be continued from
day 70 day until eli is sold.
TEENS o. HALE-Jue-fourfh cash. balance
10 o. and Us montn kim notes bearing
with good security, and retaining e
lien for the same.
flats OF diagrams may be had of Register q
IrezeVant a-uctfOnesrs, or at my Office.
March J., 1871.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
Hanson SWtngley & Dashlel, lois. for COM
~plalnant. mhZ
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ORDINANCES.

TO ANALYZE L
ReSOlUed, That the Mayor be authorized
to furnish the Market masters with suit
able instruments to anelyze milk offered
for sale in the city Of Memphis. When
ever they dnd adultsrated milk with par
ties selling, they will arrest them and
turn them over to the police, to be dealt
with according to law.
Referred to Ordinance Committee by
Council, February /, 1871.
Your Ordinance Committee report IA
vOrably, and recommend its passage.
Adopted by Council March l, 1871.
Referred by Board of Aldermen to their
Ordinance Committee March 2, 1871,
WHARFAGE.
BE Il Ordained by the General Council Of
he Cty Of Memphis, That the ordinance
On wharfage Bridges Digest, pages 275
and &c. be and is hereby amended to
read rs follows, 70 take effect from and
after the first day Of March next:
SIC. %. All steamboats,, barges and
Bteamboat hulls used as barges shall pay
i've cents per ton, which shall entitle
Them to all the privileges of the wharf
and landing to receive and discharge
freight and passengers for the space OF six
days, and two cents per ton for each TWEEN
ty-four hours they remain after the expi-
ration of six days, except such steamboats,
SIS make two or more trips a week, they to
pay half the above amount of wharfage.
All transient steamboats,, for the
space of two hours or less, from
and after the landing Of the same,
Of tho br rlev, Of InO fnua oud mn
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GENERAL COUNCIL.
Proceedings Of Regular March Meeting Of
Boards Of Aldermen and Coua0limsn.

CITY HALL, MEMPHIS, March 1, 1871.
At a regular meeting Of the Board of
Aldermen, held on Wednesday, March /,
1871, there were present
The Honorable John Johnson, Mayor,
Mr., President MOffst, chairman, and
Aldermen Dryer, Mallon, Mccall, Cart
wright, Cicslla, Dent and Pendergrast.
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FOUND.

large Newfoundland dog one night
Tasu week on the bluff. ~ owner can
have him by proving property ana payln
roner charges. Dan CALLAGHAN,
mhF lUl Main street.
TBGN SILVER WATCH.-On the day Of
~ the lest municipal election, a silver
watch. which the owner can have by APP
plying at this ohce proving property ana
paving charges le3
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EoR RENT OF SALE.

MARINA valuable farm Of 1919 acres-70
\ cleared and very prOductivei good houses
6rrhsr4. garden, lrrs. etc, etc, on Lagrange
r6a. me mile south Of Raleigh, and near N
ard o.. r. r. VIII sell cheap, or VIII Iessetne
same Tor Ig7L. For particulars call on d.
h. Stewart, Memphis.
iaIg ANDREW STEWART.
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chancery Sale Of Real Estate
SAT URDAY, APRIL Ist, 1871.

No; @5s.-in the Second Cbsuoery Court Of
Shelby county. Feuu-Catha~fre FFrE---
Adm'L, vs. Margaret NcGrath ef All
BY virtue OF an order Of EaT- urara fr
Ihls cause VIII sell, at public au-7l-- e.
the highest bidder. on the prem Taze -
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business In q city, or disposing of their
goods from fatbOGts, through q broker or
otherwise; for them to have 8 licsnse
made out not exceeding ten days, for to
dispose of their produce, without bsing
transferable, thus to prohibit them from
using it for different parties in selling
their produce. Also requiring them to
pay taxes on the amount of goods dis
posed Of: this we can be placed on an
equality and be protected in our legiti-
mate business; and your petitioners viii
D. c. MoDOUGAL,
w. A. JOPLIN,
GEO. REED,
Committee.
Referred to Flatboat Special Committee
by Council, March l, 1871. Concurrei in
by Board, March 2, 1871.
Councils Committee, Messrs. Pettigrew,
Smith n Walsh. Board of Aldermen's
Committee, Messrs. Cicalla and Hoist.
ON OPENING IRRELEVANT STREET.
By Alderman Cicalla:
The petition Of sundry parties, asking
that T%rezeYanJ street, from Clinton street
to the Mississippi river, be opened .
graded. Referred by Board Of Aldermen
TO their Improvement Committee.
Your Committee report favorable
Adopted by Board, March J. 1871, and
adopted by Council March 2, 1871.
GRADING THE BLUFF.
BY Alderman Cartwright:
The petition Of sundry parties, Iner-
chants, etc, on the subject OF grading the
bluff, between Union and Jefferson
streets. Deferred by Board of Aldermen
TO their Improvement Committee.
Upon this petition your committee re-
port that the Mayor advertise for bids to
have the work done.
ADOPTED by Board Of Aldermen, March
l, 1871.
Amended by Council, as follows:
WREREAs, The report of the Commit
tee on Improvements having been adopt
ed by the Board Of Aldermen, therefore,
ResOlUed, That the grading of the buff,
from Union to Jefferson street, be made
in accordance with the annexed plan and
specification.
Report and resolution referred by Ccun-
ell to a COMMITTEES of one from each ward,
March 2, 1871.
CULVERT WANTED.
To the Honorable General Council:
The prayer of Mrs. +. Moore, is that
you please make a Culvert in front of her
property in block q, lot 5, on the corner
of Seventh and Carolina streets, in Fort
Pickering, as soon as possible, as the
water is cutting a deep gullsy in front of
her house, so that she cannot rent il at
any price.
Referred to Improvement Committee,
March /, 1871. Concurred in byBoard.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

- OOMs-BOARD-Two large sud elegant
IL front rooms. siugly or in suits, with
board. can be obtained by applying ar Nc. y
Madison street; also one ct two smaller
rooEs can be had by spplicautB-givirE ref
ereUca. nib
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DR.. WILSON, Of the Rochester Iudrm-
AIRY, may be consulted daily, from 2 to 4
pm, AZ the Office Of the 8. /. o. Of z. cor
ner Of Second and Madison streets, where
he viii prescribe for all free Of charge.
Our motto H. let the poor man live.
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DOCE-AbOut two weeks since a book OF
ID Fruit or Flowers. color q Plates; said
book was directed X. O.. wilkinson, Bolivar,
Tenn. The p0EsrssOr VIII please have 30 LETT
81 corner of Washington and Third streets
anu obIIEe i. F. BABCO-K.
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IHIxroN, nex 10 Southern Express
Office makes and rouovabes ali kinds OF
mattresses, a. lowest prices; upboisters
and repairs al kinds Of furniture. makes
and lays carpets, hangs shades, etc. in
and bedding line. IA the very best stvIsy.
also keeps the caeapeat furniture in he
CITY.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2O9 MAIN STREET.

READ Walker Brothers & Co.'s New
Advertisement.
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-H. e. HOllenDerg would respectfully
inform his old patrons and the public in
General that be stll pays attention TO the
tuning and repairing Of pianos and organs
a. a special branch Of his regular trade Of
Piano and Organ make, which he has fol-
lowed for over thirty years. ANY report
10 The contrary is incorrect. All orders
At No. "a Second street. WIZ De
promptly attended 70.
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LINEN sHEEuRGs

A new lot Of those cheap Linen Sheet
ings, lO-4, IL and y 4. received at
MENKEN BROS.
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has an
the leading d~ailies, and illustrated. scien-
tito and sporting weeklies; also the
March magazines.
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B. LOwENsTETN q BROS. viii open to-
morrow a large aud beautiful line Of
plain, striped, checked and brocsded Jap
anese silks.
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A~-OTICE-AI persons having goods a. A.
n j.. Trankle'E, matchmaker, No. ls5 Pop
lar street. viii call within ten DAYS for same,
as the store viii be closed after that time, on
account or bad health.
feN A. J.. frankie.
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FOR RENT.
nFHCE-No. S stanton Block APplZto
NM GEO. D. CROCKETT.

nFFCE-No. stanton Block. ApplyIo
ms GEO. D. CROCKETT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Papersd and
u painted, on Alabama street No-@'. "
81 u DIR. HEWITT, 23 Main ST. mn4
n OOMs- Part Of house No. Isl Wellington
IL street. near Beale. Two OF four rooms
Kitchen. -out-hOuses and large garden a
dne cisIeru of WGters very pleasant Les
depce: IN excellent neiEhbOrhood- INNS
nARTEE PLACE-The Partee place, near
state Female college and the Hernsndo
street cars. Good house, with al necessary
ourbuUdIugE. six acres OF land, o~rchardl
small h-dIt. etc. apply TO B, G. Brown, %
Second street LILO
II OOM-The room occupied by Hite a Cor
X wine. as @ Printers, in Appeal build
ing. No l4 Union street. possession gwen
drst OF March. Apply at Appeal once.
II TORE-No. 81 South Court street, a few
y doors from Main street; stOre-room ana
each 81 by "a feet, for lease. Pos
Eeggi1u given Immediately. Apply %
re BRINKLE1,
de1B No. g Madison street