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OFFICIAL.
GENERAL COUNCIL.
Proposition to Remove the Blufs-The EIe-
vatOr Proposition Played Out.
BOARD OF
HrrN Hall MEMpHE

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
CITY HALL, MEMPHIS,
June %, 1871.
At a called meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen Of the city of Mem
phis, held on Thursday, June %, 1871,
present. Hon. John Johnson, Mayer;
Messrs. President MOhst; Aldermen
Dryer, Mallon, Macall, Cartwright,
Hoist, Cicalls, Dent, Belts and Fender
grast.
A quorum being announced, b Chair
man took his seat and called the members
present to order and had the roll of Alder
men called.
A communication from Sam Tate in re-
latiOu to an excursion on the Little Rock
railroad was read and referred TO a com
mittee of ave consisting Of Aldermen
Cartwright, Dent, Macall, CtcRIIa and
Dryer.
A resolution in relation to removing the
dirt from the bluff was read and referred
to a committee of five consisting Of Alder
men MallOn, Belts, Dent, Pendergrast
and Cartwright.
From Council: A resolution in relation
to regular and adjourned meetings Of the
General Council. Adopted by Council.
Laid on the table by Board Of Aldermen,
June %, 1871.
From Council: That sl bids for the
grading OF fernando street, strengthening
bayou GayOsO, ETC., be rejected, and the
Mayor advertise for sealed proposals,
etc. Report adopted by Council, June q,
1871, and their action concurred in by
Board Of Aldermen, June p, 1871.
When the Board adjourned to the next
L. R. RICHARDS. City Register.
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THE BABIES.
The Masons and a Curious Letter-The Ex-
Gitement Beg0ttsn by the Great
Exhibition Of Happy Juveniles.

The following curious letter will be
| eminently satisfactory to those who enter
the lists for the babyipriRe tomorrow. We
do not doubt that every fond mother who
sends up heE Benjamin expects COnh-
IDENTIFY, as the writer of this letter, Co
come OF more than cOnquerOr. Every
crow deems her own chick the blacklist.
A good msJr0nly dame writes US feelingly
I on the subject nom Water Valley, Miss.
I She says: Editors Of the APPEAL-Dear
Sirs-As I shall be one Of the ContestOrs
for b baby donation, ! address you
a line TO know certainly whether I can
come in SsOn q pair As 1 hear my hus-
band, Jim O., say sometimes. 1 think L
have - full You see, Jim viii play a
sly game Of poker, and that is what he
says when he gets everybody down. l
have been anxious to get q Of the
schedules of b fair TO see exactly how
they are going TO run the machine, Il
viii be 4 great sacrifice Of ime and
money for me TO 90 to Memphis, but the
neighhOrs 81 say hat my twins are IN
a~Urpsssahls. My husband is q O~ne-legged
Confederate soldier, and be and 1 have
enough O. % TO make bread and clothes,
and TO take cars Of Our children, having
i've besides these twins, You see We don't
get a pension like the disabled Northern
soldiers. 4 hardly have the mean
70 pay my passage on the rail-
road, but the neighbors say 1 am bound
70 win, and Jim has been working o.
nights to make a little extra money 20 pay
the expense. Send ms q schedule, SO that
i may know whether there is a particu-
lar prize for twins. I wish you would get
the managers to change the time Of pre-
senting the prizes to 3 O'Clock, because
can't afford to pay a tavern bill and stay
ali night in Memphis, and Jim be don't
like 70 stay by himself here as home.
JANE H"
It is our private opinion that the writer
Of the foregoing is entitled to a double
barreled baby wagon, and Hoffman & Co..
or Wheeler, PickeDs 81 Co. must dupli-
cate their contributions TO the manages Of
the baby show. The babies are coming
from all quarters, and the exhibition viii
be immense.
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wen-known pilot, acts as godfather for
the big infant.
The Susie silver, III. J. Wicks and
Great Republic have been laid up at st.
Louis, owing TO the duh times.
The sad intelligence Of the death OF Mr.
Jas. Peterson, was recsfVed here yestef-
day. He died very suddenly at New or
leans on the steamer ". =. Pike. Tie
deceased was a twin brother Of J. ii.
Peterson, who is an extensive coal dealer
in this city.
The Shannon, Captain Beatty, viii leave
the wharf this morning at 10 O'Clock for
Louisville and Cincinnati.
The Commonwealth will pass up this
morning for 81. Louis.
The Glencoe and Belle Vernon are due
from Louisville enrOut6 TO New Orleans.
The Council have received another
lengthy report from the Landing Conn
mittee about elevators and the grading Of
the Bluff, but from present appearances
there viii be no decisive action taken, in
regard theses much needed improve
ments during the present term.
Buffalo Jack wants TO know when the
steamboatman are going 10 have their
picnic for the benefit Of widows and
orphans.
I~MPORTAET TO STEAMBOATMEN M
OwNERs.-A short time since a steamboat
on her downward trip from st. Louis TO
New Orleans, arrived at cur wharf about
81 p m., and put OF on the lsvee fifty
barrels Of flour, consigned 20 a we'll
known house of this city. at az nm.
the agents clerk notified the cOnslgnee
the property was on the levee and ready
for delivery. He refused 70 receive the
flour, and the agents clerk notified the
consigned the property would be taken
care Of at his expense. The hOur re-
manned on the levee till the following
sday, the cOnsignee refusing to pay the ex-
penses Of watching, ETC., claiming he had
a right to leave his property on a levee
t~wenty-four hours, at the risk and eX-
pense of ths carrier. The cOnsignse sued
out a writ OF repleviu before Justice
Moore. The case was tried and the facts
proven were in accordance with the above.
viz: that notice was given the cOnsignse
that the property was on the leves ready
for delivery at reasonable business hours,
and if not received was &C his risk and
expense. The Judge took the case under
advtsement, and after due consideration
and the advice of his counsel decided that
the service of notice that the property
was on the levee ready for delivery, and
during business hours. constituted q deli.
very of the property by the carrier, and
that his liability as q common carrier
ceased from that moment. He said, how.
ever, the carrier had no right to abandon
the property, but the carrier had a right
to store the property in some safe house
or place II in the hands of his agent fOl
safety, who was a constituted warehouse
man, and that the goods were not only
liable for all warehouse dues but for the
carriers line of freight and charges accru.
ing in transit. This is justice and the es-
tsblished law of the land az quoted from
the best authorities on the trial in this
cause. Merchants viii do we'll to read
this, as it clearly established the relation
OF consignee and carrier.
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AN L MEMPHIAN.
The Late Dr.. James YOung-What he was
in all the Relations Of Life.

The late Dr.. James Young, whose death
was noticed in the APPEAL a few DAYS
since, was q native of Pennsylvania, Soon
after graduating as a physician in the
Philadelphia Medical school, he moved TO
Tennessee, and was q successful practic-
ing physician for nine years in Jackson,
Tennessee, and / think was a partner OF
DR.. Snider, now of this place. It was not
DR.. Sam 6nider He married a daughter
of the late DR.. Sam HOgg, n afterWsrd
removed to Nashville in 1882 or 1888, and
prsCticsd his profession in cOpartnersh1p
with mis- fsther-iu-laW, under the hrm
Of HOgg & Young Al the same time they
established drug store, under the same
name and firm. He moved to Mississippi
in 1884 or 1885, and located IN N~lckspurg.
DR.. Hogg moved to Natchez in 1885, and
Dr.. Young moved to Natchez n united
with Dr.. Hogg under the name Of Hogg &
Young, in the practice Of medicine. They
had an extensive practice. DR.. HOgg's
health growing in6rm he left NatcheZ and
returned 20 Nashville, leaving his part
ner in Natchez. In lS4l, DR.. Young
moved from NstcheZ to Memphis, and
was readily employed by all his old
patrons who had known him during his
residence In Jackson, many Of whom ne
met here; among whom were John Irigg,
William Armour, Mr.. Lake and Mr..
Cromwell, and many others now not re-
msmbersd, in whose families he practiced
until he engaged in other pursuits. He
was called to mourn the loss of his wife
after several years residence here. Some
years after he was married to Mrs. COT
fee, widow of the oldest son of General
Coffee, and daughter of the late General
BrOhan, of Huntsville, Alabama. DR..
Young was highly esteemed as a gentle
man and physician wherever he lived
quiet, unobtrusive, yet hrm and unhinch-
ing in his integrity. He was ruined by
the late war in all his worldly property,
having been, perhaps, more deprecated
on than any other, owing to his unhinch-
ing adherence tosthe cause Of the South
he was not successful In life as to his bust.
ness affairs. He left a wife, two sons
and one daughter to mourn his death,
and although they have not been left by
him q fortune, he has bequesthed to then
an honest reputation, and II any man is
entitled to have on his tombstone the in
scriptiOn, "here lies an honest man, Z" thai
man is DR.. James Young. His death was
peaceful, relying only upon the goodness
of his Redeemer for salvation.
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ST. Ohm DAY,

Dear brethren, stop your work, ! pray,
And lay your tools aside;
Let's celebrate this blessed day,
st. John will be Our guide.
SOiOurning brethren, come, o, come;
Join from afar and wide,
We offer o q warm welcome,
And St. John for a guide.
Our Master rules in every land,
We honor him with pride;
His wilson, formed Our secret band,
And made st. John guide,
Dressed In white apron, white each glove
Form brethren side by side,
And 10Y 10 harmony and love,
With st. John for q guide.
March forward, brethren, each and all,
Follow the sanity guide
Up TO the highest Grand Lodge Hall,
And see IA Lord preside.
He will confer a new degree,
Assisted by our guide,
And ancient brethren we will see,
Greet US on every side,
Frsternally, J, ]. SUTER.
MEMPHIS, June "a, 1870.
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FRUITS.
The Trade in Delaware and haryland-HOw
it Increases and How it Pays.

The Wilmington Dell Commercial fur
nishes the following, which we commend
TO the attention of such as are in or con-
template going into the small fruit bust
ness: The increased attention which is
being paid to small fruits, etc, by the
agriculturists Of Delaware, eastern shore
of Maryland, and the neighbOring COun-
try, is well shown by the comparative
statement of these articles transported by
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and B8lti-
more railroad in May, 1870, and in May,
1871: The number of carloads in May,
1870, was 1872; in May, 1871, 374. The ton
mage of each carload ia 10000 pounds and
upward, making the Otal weight for May,
1870, 2,Il2 600 pounds, o. 1855 tons, and for
May, 1877, 1884 OOO pounds, or 1892 tons,
an increase of nearly 1000 tons, or 200 per
cant. These cars were not entirely loaded
with any one kind of fruit, but by far the
greater number were loaded with straw
berries, and all nearly so. Calculating
each quart Of Strawberries AS two pounds,
we have the equivalent of l,056,0 600 quarts
in May, 1870, and . 1872, 600 quarts in May,
1871, being an increase for this year Of
], g36, 900 quarts, as compared with last
year; and Notwithstanding this great in
crease, we ars Inclined to believe the
growers were uever better remunerated
for their labor"
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Hight OF barome'
b1L ss-sssssssssss.ass
Change since last
repOrt.........-...
Thermometer.
Change last 24h rs
Direction of wind
Rain fall sincel'st
report-tnchesG
hundredths-..
State OF weather
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LAW REPORTS.
FIr,t CIrOuIt court-HelskslI, Judge.

This court adjourned on yesterday until
tomorrow morning, when motions will be
heard. That will be the last motion day
Of the term.
On Monday ajury will be in attendance
to execute writs Of inquiry.
Parties should file bills Of exception and
pray appeals during next week if they
desire 70 do 50, As the court will adjourn
on Monday week next, till court in course,
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EVERY So purchase secures a ticket for
those elegant presents at b Southern
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RIVER NEWS.
LEAVING THIS DAY
ARRIVALS.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

The weather continues warm. The river
here is declining steadily. At Cairo IL is
stationary. The Ohio is falling, with A
feet on the bars in the lower Ohio. Ar
kansas river fell 5 inches yesterday, with
@ test in the channel from Little Rock out,
White river is r~eceding, with g feet in the
channel from J-acksOnpOrt down, There
was q desrjh of business IN the wharf,
with a small list of arrivals and depart
ures. Shipments to all points were ex-
trsmelV light.
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Supreme Court

SpeCiaI % The APPRAL.I
JACKSON, TENE., June 22.-The Graves
and POstOn case was resumed. Attorney
General Wright finished. and General
Humes then made an argument for the
defense. Mr.. HOrrigsn was making an
argument for the State whom the court
adjourned.
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BEER
What Henry LurhmaH, 80 Monroe Street,
Can Do for You.

We are very much indebted to the gen.
sible, plodding, phlegmatic Germans for
many good things that contribute to our
enjoyment and good living, lager beer
among them. At first received with evil
lent distsste, lager has at last become as
much a national beverage with the Amer
leans as with the TeutOns themselves, Go
where you will in the Union you find
lager, and every dealer in it will tell you
that he is doing well. The demand for it
is something beyond computation. It is
immense. In h manufacture of it
thousands are employed. Cincinnati
has several large brewerles, so
has st. Louis, so has Chicago and Phila-
delphia; indeed, all the large cities are
supplied by home manufacturers of what
is the SavOrite beverage in winter or sum
mer. The saloons where it is almost ex-
clusively sold are generally noted for the
order and quiet that prevail. Among
those in our city conspicuous in this re-
spect is that of Henry Lurhman, for years
the resort of the best of our German
population. Henry Is a favOrite with ali
u citizens, He possesses all the suavlty
! necessary to attract and win friends, and
when won he knows how to keep them
by catering for them in such style as
leaves them nothing to desire. His lager
beer is from the best of the brewsries
of the West. Clear and full bodied, it is
always cool, fosming up in a way tina
would sntice a Prussien sentinel from his
post to enjoy. 1t is served promptly to
the customers, who are steady in their
calls, and are rapidly increasing in num-
bsrs. Besides lager, Henry keeps on land
all the German, Italian, Spanish, French
and American wines, and cigars, of the
best quality. But, while these are all of
the best, we most particularly commend
his lager. We know what that is, and can
speak by the card when we recommend it
as unsurpassed by that sold at any other
place in town. "ShoOst dry a glass;"
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TO Bridge BUILDERS,

NTTY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
y MEMPHIS, Tenn, q II 20, IBIlJ
So Sealed proposals. VIII be received at
this office until Il o'clock M. Tuesday, June
2+th, for rebuilding the bridge over Bayou
Gayoso, on Madison street. For further in
formation apply at this omce. The city re-
serves the right to reject any or all Of the
bids. J.H. HUMPHREYS,
ie2l CITY Enginaar.
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DROWNED.

nEOWNED-Yaterday afternoon, on one
~ OF the C~oal-uocks, . yOung nan nan cd
FRAILEY MACKEI, When oWn had
on gray jesus pants, striEed nsnu6l shin.
ANY one finding said body viii please report
70 HUGE J. MBSTERSON COrnDosI, at
foot of Beale street. ieH
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STOLEN.

NFULE--On the night OF 4th June, nom
VI 5. r. Tuomss, living 5 miles southwest
mule. I5L hauds high; and one bright bay,
about 49, hands high, both marked on left
shoulder and right hips. I viii pay $50 Tee
ward for said mules, or for the thief.
Iel b. =. THOMAS.
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G:i3 am. ppm. IIO:lSpm.
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Palace.
PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.
al LOVE YOU"
al LOVE YOU"
"I LOVE YOU"
CT LOVE YOU"
al LOVE YOU.D
al LOVE YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES,
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Fer Lake Superior The Union Steamboat
Company and Atlantic, DRiuth
and PsaI60 Linz.

ONE OF the splendid steamers Meteor,
" dia, Pacific, C0burn, Atlantic, Japan, Ke
WeenaW, Arctic, China and st. Paul., viii
leave Buffalo daily Except Fridays and Sat
urdays) at 3 p.m., EFie the next morning
Cleveland the same night, Detroit at 10 pm.
daily Except Sundays and MOndRysl Tor Due
LUTH and intermediate LAKE
POINTS.
Connections are MADE at Duluth with the
Lake Superior and Mississippi X. X 70 80.
Paul and al points In Minnesota, Nortnern
Wisconsin and Iowa. Also, with the Moth
ern Pacific r. r. for the Red River Country.
Excursion tickets AT REDUCED
ass will be Issued by all principal rail-
roads 10 ST. paul by this route, returning via
eli al, Or by all rail routes to st. PanJ and
DuIufh, returning via lake.
During the months of June, July and An
gust, Excursion Trips viii be made via fire
North Shore Of Lake Superior, visiting fhs
Mines, Fort William, Grand POTsags
etc. For further information, apply III
B. +. PATRICK.
Gsn1 Passenger Agent, BuGalo, N. Y,
ENASS Manager A. ID. and P. Line.
6, ID. CALDWELL, Gent Manager us Co.
myS cod
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A VISIT to HenOchBberg's, 2T Main
street, viii be repaid by seeing the finest
lob OF ChrOmos ever brought TO Memphis.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

n DOMA-Furnished and
IL rooms, with board, desirable location fCr
summer. convenient to business-4s2 Nam
street. between PoutotCc and Lindeu Day
BUardens wanted. IeL
II ODM-BOARD-Haudsomely furnished
IL mont rooms, At ln4 fernando street, win
board. Also, day oOzrders wanted, JeN
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PERSONAL.

nERSONAL-The gentleman wh9 Is IN
III deBLed 10 Mrs. 4 7. Gregg or Mrs. Lola 4
A. Gregg, tCr borrowed money, can lean
something 10 his by calling on
the stamp Clerk a. the Memphis Poslomces
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FOR BENT.

nFFTgFs-The double OHees, ground noor
- No. 81 south Court street, formerly occu
Drs. MITCHELL & MAURNs
fsza rs Main street
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IRON GRENADINES, at cost.
A. SEESsEL s. son.

REMEMBER, to-day and tomorrow, last
chance to get tickets for the twenty ele-
giant presents 10 be given away June 24th,
81 the Masonic picnic. Call and see the
15c dress goods, cheapest goods sold in
Memphis. Southern Palace, No. 1872 Main
street.
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Second Circuit Court-BaIsey. Iudge.

This court stands adjourned until next
Monday, the next regular motion day.
The jurors we're discharged for the term
yesterday.
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SEA Moss FARLNE from pure Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Gus
tards, Creams ETC., etc. The cheapest,
h~ealthisst, and most delicious food IN the
world.
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EnR SALE

nTUFF L MILLS, I7 Poplar street; g..
d. E MYERS,
}. NIX Main street.
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LOCAL NEWS
-Leddin,s College.

-Leddiu's College.
Attend RobertsOn's College.
W. u. Mitchen's school, 1903 Third ST.
The Italian picnic on Wednesday
next.
Furnished lodging rooms for gentle
men over I85 Main street for rent.
Miss Maggie Fealy viii teach 81 the
Linden street school during the summer.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy, can be had Of all peWsmen in the
city,
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for Atty cents.
"A fine lunch is set every day, at the
Madame Vincent saloon, No. IS Union
street. Don't forget the place, because
you viii be well served.
81. JosEPH's INFRMARY-Tn charge Of
me Sisters, cOrue Third and Jefferson
streets.
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STRAYED.

TOLT-From 50 Union street, May 20, In
\ the direction o. Cuba OF Big creek, q
small Iron gray colt, about 4 years Old any
Information leading 20 his recovery viii Dc
literally rewarded. j ".
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LOST

GRO REWARD-Losi or stolen, on sun
DDO day, Ma 18th, q medium sized oay
mare mule. about six or seven years oll
hair rubbed on TOD part Of nose, moUt3
been cut by bride bit, 8 spot OF hair T1Doe5
OF left SD ofb-ck by dray saddle. 50 VIII
be paid for her return, and ifstOlenr 50 more
Tor conviction Of thief
isI0 OLIVER. FINNIE co
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PoSeEK PARAsOLs, st half value.
A. sEEssEL g. SON.
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Just received twenty Thousand bushels
best article.
BIGLEY, MELLERSH & co.
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TIE

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
WAR DEPARTM ENT,
SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. A,
MEMPHIS, June %, 1871.
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WHITE MARsEILLEs, at cost.
A. SEESSEL 81 SON.
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LAST two days TO get tickets for those
elegant presents given away June oath.
Summer silks at soc. Greatest bargains
yet offered. Southern Palace, No. 1872
Main street.
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FOR VILLAGE
FOR WHITE RIVER.
RAILROAD PACKET GOHPAHY.
Running from DsVaTPa Bluff 4. C~sHgsoflgB
with Jhe ABmpbi8 aE1 Little RsOk IA

COMMENCING MONDAY. May r.
J, 1871, the steamer D5AGE -
1. DAVIS, Master C1as Smltners, ClerE. wa
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at b u'cI5ek nm IN
arrival OF train nom Memphi.i. ion 0ss s--
Augusta and JacEsOnpOrt. Rer-r.777- T---I
Jac8IsODPOrt TUESDAYS, THTPSTIF5 nj
SATURDAYS. at B pm, maxine c0nnpr on
WITH trains at DsvaLls Blum Tor MemU6fErTT
Little Rock.
As early as the traks win Iusffrv tina
Steamer 5aLLAA v. wiz be added to the lime.
making sFl-Wsekly trips TO Augugta. west
@ Acs dNt. A-DANLS.
@Elo EuuG. Railroad pnr-af Tr.
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SCANS & THORN.

Joe Locke, 2S6Z Main street, has ali the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
Weeklies and the largest variety Of dslies
Ia the city.