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Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-29

The New Orleans Times claims that woman
suffrage and free lovesm are inseparable. The
Times calls upon the women to pause in their
foolish schemes, and fully determine the problem
beforehand whether the evils accompanying the
ballot would not far outweigh its benefits and
prove in the end their greatest curse.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-29

ANSWER YoUR CHILDREN's QUESTIONS -Educa-
tion is enormously supposed only to be had at
schools. The most ignorant children often have
been constant in their attendance there and
there have been very intelligent ones who never
saw the inside of school-room. The child who
always asks an explanation of terms or phrases
it cannot understand, who is never willing to
repeat, parrot like, that which is Incompetent
sible, will far outstrip in 90 education the or
dnary routine scholar. " Education " goes ON
with children at the ireside-in the street-at
church--at play-everywhere. Then do not re-
fuse to answer their proper questions. Do not
check this natural intelligence, for which books
can never compensate, though you might be-
stow whole libraries.
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OFFICE -
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SUBSCRIPTIO.V RATES. In .adpance

The JOURNAL will be mailed weekly any address in tn
World at the above rates, with the addition of postag
(Which must be prepald all papers going out of tn
United States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-29

AN Alabama editor having read DR.. Halls
lecture advising that husband and wife should
sleep in separate apartments, says that DR.. Hall
can sleep where he chooses, but for himself he
intends to sleep where he defend his wife
against rats and all other nocturnal foes, as long
as he has got one to defend.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-29

THE following is told by way of illustrating
the significance of the new departure move
ment, and the recent utterances of Mr. Jefferson
Davis and NJ. Alexander H. Stephens me-
gro on his (supposed) death-bed desired to make
his peace, as he expressed it, " with eternity"
Said the father confessor to him "Now, Ce-
sar, are you quite sure you have forgiven all your
enemes2 Do you freely forgive yonr neghbor
Brown for the great injury he has done
your" To which Caesar meekly replied, "Mas-
sa if I'se gwine to die, den l forgib him; but
if get well, den dat niggah better lockout for
hisself, sab wallpapers Drawer for August
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-29

GOOD morning, Mr.. Henpeck, said printer
in search of female compositors, " have you any
daughters who would make good type-setterS 2'
No but have wife who would make fine
devil"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-29

CUNDURANGo-A REPUTED specific FOR CANCER
The State Department at Washington has lately
received through the Minister from Ecuador to
the United States, specimens of plant known
as cundurango found in the province of Loya,
in Ecuador, to which marvellous qualities in
curing cancer and other similar diseases are as
scribed. The physicians of Quito have been ex-
perimentng upon this substance, and report
most wonderful cures, and limited quantity of
the plant has been sent to the United States in
order to secure proper experiments upon it on
the part of the American faculty. No intimation
is given of the botanical character of the plant,
the fruit of which, however, is said to be highly
poisonous.
Its virtues were first discovered, according to
a communication accompanying the specimens,
entirely by accident. An Indian had been suf-
fering fearfully for long time from internal
cancer, and his wife undertook to relieve him
by shortening his life with poison. For this
purpose she selected the cundurango but not
being able to obtain it at the time of its fruit
bearing, she made decoction of the bark. To
her astonshment, the first application appeared
to benefit the patient rather than otherwise, and
by a continuance of this remedy he was COM
pletely cured in a short time.-Editor's Scientific
Record, in Harper's Magazine for AuguSt.
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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APP
MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILWAY.
Abrogatlon Of eOntraoIs.

At the meeting ofthe Board of Directors
Of tbs Mississippi River Railway, last
Saturday, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Res0EUed, That the contract purpOrtiuP
to have been made on the 17th August,
1866, between A. 8. Mitchell OF the one
part and certain persons claiming to
represent the Board of Directors Of the
Mississippi River Railway Company Of
the other part. is Illegal and utterly null
and void, and this company denies that it
ever had validity; and, as q consequence,
the subsequent settlement made on the
Sd January, 1870, with said Mitchell,
whereby he was paid S29 900 il money in
consideration of his REIMBURSEMENT Of
said contract, being founded on q contract
itself wholly void, and being made
equally without authority, is also null
and void.
Wherefore, Te8oJUed, That the President,
Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer,
each and all of them. are hereby positively
instructed not to issue, under any eircum-
stances, the $50, 900 first mortgage bonds
referred to in said settlement, nor any
part thereof. to the said Mitchell.
Resolved, That the stock already issued
to the said Mitchell under said contract is
void, and that the President take imme-
date steps to have it cancelled, and that
the said stock shall not be recognized or
voted in any future election.
RESOLVED, That the President immedi-
ately make demand of the said Mitchell
for the Of the $4,000 paid him in
said illegal settlement.
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N~on-Resident Notics.

No. BT-Second Chancery Court Of Shelby
County, Tennessee Mary A. smith ID
ministratriE OF owen smith deceased, vs.
Morris English ct al
IT appearing from the bill, which Is sworn
il to in this cause. that the defendants. A.
BrigcOs and wife, II. P. Brisco6. Fhos. Haley
and wife O. Haley and b unknown heirs OF
susan Sheridan. deceased. are Nonresident
Of the State OF Tennessee.
H Is therefore ordered, by the CLERK and
Master That they make their appearances
herein &C the courthouse Of the Second
Chancary Court. Iu the city OF Mem
pntss Tennessee, on or before the first
Monday In June, 1871, and plead, answer
or Qemur 70 compliments bin, or the
same VIII be taken for confessed as TO them.
and seG for hesrtng eEparte, and that copy
o. this order be published once 8 week TOR
tour successive weeks In ths Memphis Ap-
peal. This 8th April, 1871.
%. ID. LSTEWAkT. Clerk and Master.
6yGEo MALLERy, Deputy @. and 81
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Answer Of Dr.. Samuel Watson to the ChaI.
lsngs Of Dr.. Graves.


BROWNSVILLE, April 10, 1871.
Rev. j. r. Graves:
Dear Slr-I have Just seen your letter 10
me, through the APPEAL Of yesterday. 1
ind you rave 3 small addition 10 the
proposition you made me, as written by
yourself On the Walt. 1 have the original,
from which 1 viii quote. You took copy,
bat I presume you did not have it before
you when you wrote the letter. The words
"and may return" are not in the original.
nor could 1 agree to have them inserted,
for obvious reasOns. It would lead to a
discussion of the subject of modern Spirit
usIsm. This I wish it 10 be distinctly
understood is not the subject for discus
sion, IL is simply, what does the Bible
teach, as expressed i'm the question thus
stated; "Ihe S~criptaTeS teach, persons whO
hare lived here and died haze returned and
copUeTSed Wtth persons IN he flesh Pen sons
raised from The dead excepted" / affirm:
you deny. With this correction. 1 accent
your challenge, a. the time, place, ETC.,
meHtioned.
/ wish, however, before I close, to say 1
represent no church party or sect what
ever. 1 alone am responsible for accepting
your proposition, and do not intend to
discuss anything only that which is at
issue, as to what is revealed IN the Bible.
Most respectfully yours,
SAMUEL WATSON.
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STEAMBOATS,.
%nON-RESlDEHT N0TleE.


No. SIN the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county. Tsuu-Cathariua Frey ct al
vs. Nicholas FreCh, e. al
IT appearing from the bill, which Is sworn
a TO, in this cause thai the defendant.
Nicholas Frech Is justly Indebted 20 the
complainant ia the sum Of abClt $4,000 and
interest. due By account, and that for this
cause ID attachment was suec ont in this
Court against the property Of the said de-
fendaut which Yves duly Issued 20 Sheriff
and returned levied. and t1at the said
Nicholas Frech IS a nonresident OF she State
Of Tennessee, and a resident OF the State OF
Kentucky
appsarance herein. at the courthouse la the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on OF before the
first Monday in June, ISL and uTaaf
answer or demur to c-Omplalnauts bill Or me
same Wiz be akeu for confessed as 10 him
and set for hearing eLparts. aud thaf a
copy OF this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks, In the Msmphfs
Appeal
A cOpY- attesls
EDMUNDA COLE, CLERK and Master.
~ MChESRYs Deputy NJ
Westcott q Stahl, sol for ComplU- ans
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Thursday April goth, 1871

within legal hours, the following describe
properly, JO-Wit: A tract Of land situated in
Fay cite county, Tenn: Beginning at a stake
IN the center Of the Macon and Oakland road,
being the southwest corner OF the LOgWCOd
tract and the northwest corner of the j. 3.
CIeaves tract, aud known as the Sasser tract;
thence east 1881 poles to a stake, his corner
in George Smith S west boundary line; thence
north with his line, passing the nOrthe asst
corner OF the LOgwOOd tract at one hundred
and hrty-twO Q52l pOles-in all S3 pOles-tO
the stake in the center o. a hollow pine
which north 80 west. at the distance Of 81
links stands a small black gum marked as
pointers; thence LSh poles to a stake Ia the
center OF the Macon and OAKLAND road thence
south with said road 10 the beginning, con.
tanning 30 acres and 253a poles.
Will be circulated before the day
of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-On a credit Of min 80 an
twelve l2l months; bonds with approved SO
curluy required, bearing interest from date;
a lien To be retained Until all the purchase
money is paid.
Humss & PostOn. Attorneys. mh2I
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THE LATEST FROM TRAIN.
His Adlsux to Ksmphls.

BOWLING GREEN. KY, April 10, 1871.
Messrs. Tyler, Heating, DuPre, Galloway
and members Of the LigUe dU Md:
Only to make acknowledgements for
Memphis hOspitalities, which 1 will re-
~ciprOcate at the White House. I shall
save the South.
THE NEXT PRESIDENT
OF the United States.
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SATURDAY.. AurI %. 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
property, to wit:
F1rst-A tract of land near Whites Sta.
uon. IN shelby county Tennessee, on the
Mississippi II Tennessee raj road, known
as the north half of the northeast quarter
with the exception OF ten tlO acres donated
Tor the purpose of building . Baptist church,
OF section nine township one, ange eight
west, OF the basis meridian of the C~bickasRW
purchase, containing s-eVenEy-eight Isl acres
Second One 10 known on the plan Of
south Memphis as part OF lot No. 6, in block
NO. ISL thirty three fronting So feet 4 inches
l5o-il on Huling street., and 158 feet on st.
Martin street, being the southeast portion OF
satdIOt No g.
~Third-Also another lot, on the southeast
cOrncr OF Talbot and Mulberry streets, in
South Memphis, IrCnttng on Talbot street so
feet, ana ru4nIng southwark parallel and on
Mulberry street, the same width, $50 feet.
All in shelby county, Tennessee.
Terms OF Equity Of redemp-
ton barred.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
stephens & smith, Solicitors. ads
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Fer Arkansas RlysF-MsmphIs aHa Arkan.
sas River Packet eo.-U. S. Nall.

THE elegant Passenger Packets Of this line
Il leave Memphis for an points on Arkan-
sss river, as follows: STEAMER MARY BOYD,
Hatnes, master; Every Monday, at 5 pm.
Steamer T. II. ALLEN, WoOdburD, master.
OK steamer BARDANELLE. Berry, master
Every Wednesday, at . pm. Steamer PAT
CLEBUkHE Pfitehard, master; Every Fri.
day, ats pm.
INT boat Enat leaves Memphis on Wednes.
days goes through to Fort smith. The boats
that leave Memphis Ou Mondays an FRIDAYS
connect at Little Rock with our light drauuhf
boats for Fort smith, and with Etsges for Hot
SPRINGS Camden, ArkGdelphia and WASH
lngtOn All the boats OF this lue hav.
ing Deen putlt expressly tOr the trade.
possess superior accommodations for Dag.
sengers and unsurpassed faci tiles for traus-
porting freighl to al points on the Ar
Of water.
Freignts consigned TO this company Al
4emphls or Mouth Of White river, viii be
orFarued promptly TO destination without
enarge lor transfer, I'D. ADAMS, President
W. O. PATFESON. Agent. No. y Madison m.
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N-oa-ResIdant Nosiea

No. T8, r DIN The First ChRncsry Courto
shelby County, Tennessee-ThOmas j. Ma
gloDen ". John ". Magl1ben e. 81.
IT appearing roEn afadav In this cause,
a that the defendant, John W. Magtob6ns N
3 citizen o. Kentucky, q q non resident Of
the State Of Tennessee.
Il Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein. at the courthouse IN the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
hrst Monday IN May, 1871, and plead an
swer or demur 10 complainant bin, or the
same VIII be taken for confessed as TO him
and set for hearing eXparts; n that aCOpy
OF this order be Published once q week. for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal
IA oopv-EttesGs
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
w r. j, BLACK, d. c. 4 NJ.
H. Clay King, Sol. for cOmplt. AMI
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Nc. 424s, R.D.-In the Second Chapearv Cour.
OF Shelby county, Tenn.-Elvira Rhodes ~
al. vs.. Betsy KOen, ct al
IN the above cause an order OF publication
been made by the court,
Notice is there ore hereby given, TO all per.
sons having claims against the estate 81
". KOen deceased, 10 c0me forward and ex.
hibil their demands ana have themselves
made parties 70 eomula .nants bill, 10 Ire
manner prescribed by law, on or before the
18th day OF April, ISL, or the same will be
forever barred,
Ihis March rs, 1871.
hi. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Jarnfgan a Frayser, Sols. for com, mhie
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TEE great embodiment and impersona-
ton of Photographic art, Y. Day, has en-
plOyed Mr.. CoOuly, one of the most skill
full artists in America, to supervise the
operations Of the great pioture-making
establishment, nearly opposite Odd Fell
lows Hall, Pictures are taken at Days
equal in all incidents Of artistic and
mechanical excellence to the best taken in
New York. CLll there.
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Friday. April %, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property, JO-Wtts
a certain lot Of land in the city CT Mem
phiS, TOnting sixty 1907 feet on Monroe street
extended, aud running back between two
parallel lines toward Madison street extend
ed one hundred and hfty-four and one fourth
feet conveyed by deed Of compliments tes-
tatriX, dated March 8, 1858, and recorded in
the Registers office Of said county in book
No. IS, p ges 46l, 4S2 and 4S3, and to which
reference is here made Tor a foil description.
Terms of Sale.-On a credit or seven "a and
twelve (t9 months, purchaser TO execute
notes, with approved security.
Equity of Iedsmption barred. Title absO-
lutte. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
1T. Castles, Atty. mh29
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PERSONAL.

George Francis Train ordered from MOy-
ston & Bro, one hundred and twenty-five
Of the wonderfully perfect photographs
executed by this skillful firm Of artists
Train says that the most tsstefully decor
sted and finished hall in the world, with
q single exception, is the dining hall OF
the Peabody Hotel, and the best photo
graphists this side the Atlantic are Messrs,
MOystOn & Bro.
We return our thanks to Mr.. A. Sees
sci. senior of the popular house Of A
Seessel &Son, for a full file of late Eastern
papers. Mr.. Seessel returns to Memphis.
after q protracted absence, very much i'm.
proved 10 health, and looking as if he had
taken q new lease fife.
ALARGE lot Of handsome Grenadines,
at l2H cents 6 yard, at the bankrupt sale
OF the Great Red Store.
SMITH, NEAL s. Co at No. 7 Monroe
street, nave for sale 10000 bushels choice
ear corn.
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Lost Certificate Of Stock.

Tbs public are hereby notified that Certid-
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad. iu the
name Of q. q. Wilcox, dated july E. 1854. has
been lost OF mtElaid, and that. at the proper
TINE 4 VIII apply % the Secretary for q du-
picats Of the same.
wy. WILCOX,
ans Admir- Of O. q. wilcox. Cee'd.
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ssnsna eIrouIt eaurl-AaIssr. Igsgs.

Second Circuit eOurt-HaIssY, Judge.
The motion docket was called and dis
posed of yesterday.
The cases, No. 2425, Conrad vs. HUI; No,
2426, Costa vs. Hill, will be resumed this
morning, and when completed, special
Judge Francis D. Stockton will occupy
the bench to try the cases in which Judge
Halsy is incompetent.
This Court now cOnvenes at 9 O'Clock
a m. instead Of 81 O'Clock am, as here
tOfOre.
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AFULEs.-TwO Mules, one q mare mule, the
wi other q horse mule; both very dark
i wn IN color mere mule had a white SCOT
on her rfget shruIde and under the saddle
4 fresh sore horse mule about 1919 hap0s
hfsh. with ABOUT na|f the face white. + ny
q lar reward viii be paia OF their return %
70. Al Csrk & Co.. No. 84 Front street apll
HORsE -Oa the 9Th instant, from my resi-
III ueucebu the Nev Raleigh road, one Bay
he &c. about Is hands high blac name ana
Ear and star en- the IOrebeau. A liberal re-
wEd sil be paid for his return 10 ". L,
n. O. b. 81 Besle street
aD n. MzXWFIL
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. q, R,-FiEst Chancery Court OF Shelby
County,. W. Baird, administrator OF
Mary Baird, deceased, VS.. NJ L. Shelton and
Asa Shelton.
u Z virtue Of an int~erlOcutOry decree for
u sale entered In the above cause January
q, 1871, / VIII sell, at public auction. to The
highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters office, GreenlaW block, Second
street, in the city OF Memphis, tennessee, on
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CHANCERY SALE
Of
REAL DSTATH

No. 10 in the First Chancery Court Of
shelby county, renness ss.-PItssr Miller VS..
Henry q. Dent, A. NJ. Ferguson and Robt.
Fletcher.
u virtue Of an i-nterIocutory decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause, March
3OJh, Bl, 1 win sell at public aucticn to the
highest bidder, in nom OF the CLERK and
Masters office, GreenlaW block, Second
.rraaL- In MamnhLa Tenn On
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tuesday, April Is, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wits
The north half of lot No. 201, in the new
survey of round north of and adjoining the
city Of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee,
as suhdtvided mo lots according to the plan
there.f, which said lot 20. z0l has "A feet
front, and runs back between parallel lines
I4SL Ieet, and is bounded as follows; ON the
west by Fifth street; on Tia north and east
by an alley, and on the south by lot No. 200.
The north half of said lot No. 20I, which is 70
be sold, has a front Of 81 feet on Filth street,
Terms of sale Cash.
This March q, 1871.
N. D. l.. STEW ART, Clerk and Master.
s. P YeOmans and n. d. Welsh, Soils. for
comnIainrnt. mhls
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LOCAL NEWS.
-Leddin's College

-Leddin's College.
Attend RObsrtson's College
Tom CUbbins, briCklayer, 234 Main.
w. Z. Mitchell's school, 808 Third st.
u. J. sutsr, Furniture, % Second st,
Awnings made to order by J.. p. Lalle-
mand, $50 Second street.
The DAILY APPEAL, Eve cents per
COPY, can be had Of AL neWsmen in the
city.
Fine lunch spread daily at Holei in the
Wall. Don't fail q call on George, No. is
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel.
AT Miller s. C~ameron's, opposite
Chsmbsr Of Commerce, II Monroe street,
q nice luncheon is spread daily.
win Msnsford, At bis book and peri
odical store, has al the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
SAN II the Rrjnklev Lots on monthly
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s34 Second ST., ss4 Second 81.
HOUsE-KEEPERg. LOOK At THlSl

ga Second street, has everything n the
way OF New and S~econd-naud Furnlburei
have Mattresses Of ail kinds, and dishes,
Stoves. audfn fact everything 20 conplabs a
nose0 away without buying. Weare ct 50
Second street,
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LOCKWOOD & MIcOU,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors
in Chanesry.
Trust Sale.

ny virtue of deed OF trust TO me eEaculaF
ID BY q Sanarans and Daniel salarruE
on ths Ist day of February, 1870. and rszIs-
tered on the 90 o. February. 1870. book 40.
%, page 56A 81 Shelby county, I viii On
Saturday, the 18th day Of NAY, 1871.
sell, on the corner OF Main and Madison
streets, in the city Of Memphis. TO the Eiehegf
bidder, FOR cash, the following described 1rou-
erty, that Is % say:
Inc lot and Improvements thereon for
merry b residences OF EIizacerh Santana
on the vest side Of Second and betvTeen
Washington ana Poplar straets-Wfth fortv-
nine fe9t 'front.' on Second street, and adfof1s
ing the alley, and extending back 70 the alley
Between Main and Second slrssls-In tnaeifv
Of Memphis.
when property was conveyed to me- "A
trustee, by the parties aforesaid. 60 aser-a fhs
payment OF the several notes ana dear4 n.
Deed OF trust specified said note beIug
Right Of redemption is waived ~
the vendors utlsdeed. sale vii. frers0ora
be absolute The title is believed - - fndIs-
putable. but ] convey on y as trustee
Sale within legal nours-
GIDEON j.. Pillow
eFf trustee.
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MOSQUITOES.

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, M most durable
cal and examine it before purchasing
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TIE Interest o. purchasers compel them
70 selec the genuine 4 4 French Percales,
AZ only zoe per yard, a. the Southern Pal
ace, $50 Main street.
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-Just received. a fuIl
assortmento OF Spring and Summer Goods;
2 pest quality Moderate prices. At
j. LEROY, merchant tailor.
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SALE Of the Brlnklsy Lots, on monthly
payments Of 80. on Wednesday.
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JOE LOCKE, news agent, 1861 Main
street, has just received Harper, Leslie,
Galaxy, Lippincott, and Scribner's
monthly magazines; alss, The Chimney
Corner, Wavorley and late New York
dailiss.
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LOST.

NOW-On Saturday last one Black Cow,
- with star IA J. or ace. TOP Of right ear cut
on EhI-e belly end white back. and white
tail front teats longer than the hind ones.
|-u de- arr VIII be paid 1or her r-Jurn 70 l54
Front street. 70 Martin Cacey- apll
TIE hosiery tables a. the Southern Pal
see, S32 Main street, is n Of the most at
tractive features Of this mammoth estat-
lishmenE.