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The Ladies', RIbIe society.

This society, auxiliary TO that of the
county, is doing q Cody work. In an
/ address to the women of Memphis, supple
mental to the above report, we find these
pertinent inquiries /: "How many christ
ian women Of Memphis spend their hum
dreds annually on useless dress, and
gsudy attire? But how small a number
give even the one-tenth of this waste,
that their less favored sisters might be
clothed with Christ's righteousness :
How many christian men expend their
hundreds to crafty acquired tastes? Yet
how few give SO 1.-THE" of that sum, that
their perishing brothers might nave brO-
ken unto them "the Bread of Life?" "He
that giveth to the poor, lendeth to the
Lord" Do you believe it? Then ''prove
your faith by your works" Or, when the
fire 6end shall have destroyed Memphis,
You will not have the consolation of say
ing as the heather, who, when stripped by
disaster Of great wealth, said All is
lost; and / have saved naught, except
what 1 had given away"
Christian women of Memphis, what are
you doing, of what thinking, that you do
not take hold and make the Ladies' BibIe
Society a suecess-R power for good, eter-
nal good, to the ignorant and poor ofyour
city, This is your work. Give it your
time and attention, veD for a while, and
your sympsthies will become enlisted,
and you will discover to yourselves a
blessing, indeed, pure and perennial; and
in that "great day" many shall rise up
and call you blessed
OFFICERS LADIES BIBLE SOCIETY.
First Directress-Mrs. Cyrus Johnson,
Alabama street Presbyterian churoh
Second Directress-Mrs. Watson, First
Methodist church; Third Dlrectress-Mrs.
Milton, Third Presbyterian church.
MANAGERS.
Miss Ward, First Methodist church; Mrs
WashurD, Third Presbyterian church;
Mrs. Frank Mshsn, Mrs. Darlington Ma.
son, Second Presbyterian church; Mrs.
Bigelow, Mrs. Qusckenbush, Congrega-
tionsl church; Mrs. T. B. billiard, Mrs.
Mary Bruce, First Baptist church; Mrs.
Begbee, Mrs. Douglass, Central Methodist
church; Mrs. Frank Bsrnum, Mrs. NJ.
Burke, First Presbyterian church; Mrs.
Z A. Csyce, Mrs. @. Z. Josey, Cumber-
land Presbyterian church. Miss Z.
Rudisill, Secretary.
Time of meeting, 10 o'clock am, last
Saturday in the month. Place of meet
ing, council chamber, in exchange build
ing.
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FOR LEASE.

nWELLING-With 81 acres of Land. ON
~ Bass Apply to
80 P. A CICALLA. O. EbeIbv streel
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Remember. One Dollar a Ticket

A. SEESSEL & SON,
259 Main street, opposite Court Square,
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PERSONAL.

Colonel Joseph r Mosby is at the Pea.
body Hotel, where they who would build
at once the narrow-guage Memphis and
Columbia road should confer with him.
Bob Leech, the admirable conductor,
was robed in an elegant suit of dry goods
by some unknown gentleman TO whose
sick wife and child Bob had shown many
kindnesses on the Mississippi and Ten
dessee road. II Bob received q suit for
all his good deeds, he might open another
Myers establishment.
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GAS FTrrrSG, sl5 Second street.

WE advise our friends from abroad who
are now visiting the Shelby county fair to
cali on the great Norfolk oyster, fish and
game man, Victor ID. Fuchs, at No. Al
Jefferson street, before leaving the city.
Mr.. Fuchs is a reliable man, and you can
make such arrangements with him that
you may ct all times obtain The best and
freshest oysters, fish, game, celery and
dressed poultry to be found in the Mem
phie market.
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STATE FAIR.
A Blunder Corrected.

The Mississippi State fair occurs No
vember 18th, at Jackson, the capital Of
the State. There is no yellow fever in
Jackson, but the circulation of stories
about yellow jacks deviltries induced the
managers of the Jackson fair association
to designate the day above tor the open
ing of the exhibition. Machinery and
cotton will receive munificsnt awards,
and the world will visit the great Jackson
fair on the 18th of November.
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Notice.
state of tennessee

1L1I5 OF L8nEe89o8- =,
County of Shelby, l
A N ortEinal attacnment having been sued
n ont on af1davit made and bond given, as
In such cases provided by law, by 8 Ham.
montree and against the estate Of Q. O. Hale.
as a nonresident Of the Stats OF Tennessee
and q citizen Of Arkansas; and said attach
ment having bean levied by garnisnmeat
andresnrned by the proper ofdcer;
IT'S therefore ordered, That Q. 0. Hale do
maze his appearances before me- I. l.. Giles,
Justice of the Peace, on Saturday, the 18th OF
November, 1871, at 10 o'clock An, to plead
or answer 10 said attachment; and IL Is iur-
Their ordered that this order be published
In the Memphis APPEAL once q week for four
successive weeks. This 18th of October. le7l.
Oel2 THCS. L. GILES. Up
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ANOTHER NEW DIME HoUsE.-John Z.
Fisher, corner Second and Union streets,
under the Court House, will open his new
Restaurant Saloon IN Monday, Oct. 23d.
He will sell the finest brands of WHISTLES,
such as Megibben, Crow, Nelson Co.,
Bourbon, etc, at ten cents a drink. A fine
lunch will be served. He invites all his
friends and their friends to give him q
oo11
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

AAULE-FrOua our stable, Friday night,
WI s0th instant, large bay horse mule; nc
marks, except a small white Epo on right
shoulder; back slightly sore on right side
from saddle-wesr. Suitable Teward win be
paid or return Of same 70 as.
p n. PATTERSON q 90, TRAINER Ag'ts.
Stable, csr. Union and Third. oc22
HORSE-Bay horse; branded on the should
II er and hip vita the spanish brand: a
OF Is hands high; shod all round; 1 viii pay
Literally for mis- delivery at my residence,
on Fourth street, Chelsea, CT at "a. K. aud j..
". Cochrsn's saw mill, or Wolf river. Mem
phis. loeln n. b PAXION.
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The warm weather yesterday relaxed
ones muscles, and psralyzed ones ener-
gies. People santered very lRzily along
the shaded sidewalks, avoiding the sun
shine. In fact the multitude were weary
of the tolls and excitement of the preced-
ing six days, and everybody was glad to
rest. A terrible rain storm, late in the sf-
ternoon and through several hours last
night, at last washed the face of Memphis,
and after a thorough battle the city slept
well. It awskes This morning, no doubt
: O fnd the thermometer fallen, and the
air cold, clear and bright. We have as
much right to guess as the clerk of the
weather.
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ExEcnTnR,S NnrIcE

HAVING qualified as the Executor OF Ter
II renee McDonIsh, deceased. nder hia
viii, which wss admitted 10 probate st the
October term oflsZ, of the Probate Court OF
Shelby county, this is TO notify All persons
hav ing claims against said estate, or Ia en-
ested therein, 70 come forward and dle the
same duly proven, In the time allowed BY
All persons Indebted to- the estate %
said decedent Will please settle without de-
lay. John GUM, Executor.
bssehsr 4 Bslcher, Attorneys. oc4
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ps- The city subscribers who fail TO re
eetve their papers promptly VIII ebIiEe
MS by sending word to this eaIee.
pENOcRATIc EXECUTIVE cOMNITTEE.

The members of the Executive Commit
tee of the Democratic psrty Of Tennessee
are requested to meet in Nashville on
Tuesday, the Slst inst.
d. B. THOMAS, Chairman.
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To MOTHERS AND NURsEs.-Mrs.
Whitcomb's Syrup, for diarrhea, ETC., in
children, whether induced by teething or
other causes, is the safest and best rem
edy.
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70 Laddin1s College.

Go TO Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College
-Thos. CubbinE, bricklsyer, pa Main st.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
Nc. III Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
81. JosKPH's INFIRMARY-In charge of
Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
uiraata.
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Drawing to take place on the evening
Of Saturday, December %, 1871. Each
ticket viii be registered with holders
name.
We have entered into this scheme, wish
ing to dispose, even at q large sacrifice, Of
this line of goods, because on January
1st, 1872, we shall discontinue the retail
branch Of our business. The reputation
Of the house is q guarantee for the fair
ness Of the drawing.
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Boats Leaving To-day.


The river fell another half inch yesterday.
The upper Ohio Is on a rise, and the lower on "a
decline. The Mississippi at 81. Louis is
rivers both are again declining, There is five
feet of water at Reeves; nine feet at BaurdouX
chute; i've and q half at Shoo-tiy. Rain COM
have 1t all day 10 day. Business at the levee
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IRISH POPLIN ALPAcAs.
BEST SECRETION OF CLOAks Z sHAWLs

A very durable fabric and choice colors
offered at SOC per yard, worth zoo.
MENKEN BROS.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE law partnership OF Stephens & Smith
Il Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
They hRve divided their unfinished business
in a way which they suppose win meet the
appreciation oftheirc lients,and of which they
will be duly informed. They VIII continue,
separately, the practice OF the law.
WA. q STEPHENS.
TH0S. X. SMITH,
October is, 1871. OIL
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TIE place to get a No. 1 buggy horse,
an excellent saddle horse, a good drsy
mule or farm stock, is @. Il. Bracket d
Co.'s, No. 321 Second street. All stock
must be as represented.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF ca. SIG. OFFICER,
WAaHTNGTON 0ptOhor 81 1871

". d. RHODES, Observer.
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Barometer will probably continue full
on Monday throughout the Atlantic
States, and threatening weather extend
from the Blue Ridge westward. Easterly
winds, possibly with rain, from lower
Florida to North Carolina. Cloudy and
warm weather in Middle and Eastern
States prevailing. Westerly winds from
New England to Wisconsin.
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PUxPs, Sis Second street.

B. LowKNsTEIN & Bros. are offering
great bargains. this week in Sheetings,
Shirtings, Blankets, Flsnnsls, Dsmssk
Towels, Napkins, ETC., etc. H~Ousekeep-
ers would do well to call st B LOWenstein
q Bros this week, before purchasing else
where.
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OLIvRR, FINNIR 8 60.

DRESS GooDsl DRESS GooDsil-New
Dress Goods received daily at B. Lowen-
stein & Bros
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Tn cheapest and best Dyeing and
Cleaning House in the city is at 2z6 Sec
ond street Hunt & Hsnson's old standl.
HANSON q WALKER.
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FINE Hans, cheap, at wheatOn,..

Buy your dry goods at the Southern
Palace, $50 Main street.
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YELYEI cLoAKs.

Our second Importation o Lyons velvet
cloaks will be opened on Monday. We
viii exhibit some elegant snd novel
styles. An early inspection is requested.
MENKEN BROS.
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HEAT, COMFORT AND EooNoAY.-This
you viii get by having your CRATES set
with Lemons Improvement. Call at 295
Second street.
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JOE LOCKE, 288K Main street. has the
largest assortment Of Magazines, EDITORIALS
and dsilies In the city.
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In the city now on exhibition at the
SOUTHERN PALACE, 1872 MAIN ST.,
and sold at extremely low prices.
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B. A. HoLLEEBERe's Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment, 262 Second street.
See advertisement elsewhere.
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EooNoAY.-Take your fall clothing to
the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
(Hunt d Hanson's old stand), GAG Second
street. HANSON & WALKER.
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THE WEATHER,

SILKsl SLKsil SILKsiil from so cents
up, at B. Lowenstein q Bros
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No PLACE better tor cleaning GENTLE
mems wear b the Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment, 262 Second street.
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SIZE advertisement of Dr.. Butts Dis
penszry, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column. II
should be read by all
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NEW STYLE Hans at wheston's.

FRESH OYSTERS and Lake Fish received
daily per express, by s. Clement, y Besle.
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FOR RIVER.
U. S. MAIL COACH LINE.

DASSENGKRS by our lines from Fort Smith
u can go six times q week, via Fayetteville
to NeOsho on the Southern Pacific railroad,
1876 miles; or three times a week from Fort
Smith, 20 miles TO Fort Gibson; thence south
ls5 miles to Boggy Depot, INT tri-weekiy
west $50 miles, via Fort Arbuckle to Fort
Sill; or continuing south from Boggy IS miles
to sherman n going westward, by line of
u. 8. FoTts,S7O miles to FL PaSo; or southwark
from Sherman into Central Texas, or east to
Jefferson, Marshall, ETC.; or from
SHREVEPORT
by railroad, via Marshall to Longview and
westward into Central Texas; or southwark
from Longvlew, via Huntsville to Navasota,
100 miles, on Texas Central Railroad. Passen-
gers entering Texa by
GALVESTON on NDLAN0LA
meet our lines at the head Of tine various rail-
roads to all parts Of Texas, and run in better
concert than ever before, and in good style
generally, SAWYER & FECkLIN,
OcA ShermAn. TaKna.
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Toys in the greatest variety, at Elliott &
Ridgely's, 2I9 Main street.
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C1TOuIar.

A 8 the reduction OF the National debt, by
"A the continued purchase and cancellation
OF h~Ve-twenty bonds, viii tend 10 increase
the surplus capital held by incorporate in.
situations and private capitalists In almost
every section Of the country, 8 large amount
OF which Will seek Investment in State and
nfst mortgage railroad bonds of ~dOuDte
value we would recommend to our CORES
po~ndents and others the securities OF the
state OF Arkansas, which are classified IS
follows. viz:
Funded debt bonds q per cent? January
and July.
State aid bonds a per cent? April and Oeto-
Der.
state levee bonds q per cent? January and
July.
The interest on these bonds Is payable in
currency at the Union Trust Company, in
this city.
Any Information desired will be furnished
n all orders promptly executed by
CLARK, WALCOTT q CO..
Bankers and Dealers in Southern Securities.
" Broad street, New York. OclB
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WILLS at Browne
& Brownies, Bis Second street.
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Buy your dry goods at the Southern
Palace, 1872 Main street.
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10 Barrels New BuckWheaG
10 Boxes Crackers.
o Boxes New Raisens.
1850 Boxes Cheese.
70 Barrels Navy Beans.
100 Barreles R0mtny.
10 barrels Preston d MerrtnIs Yeast
Powders.
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HoUsEKEEPERs should not fail to Gall
at B. Lowenstein q Bros this week, be-
fore purchasing.
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Bronze, Laws, PariRn, Bohemian glass
and china vases of most graceful forms, at
Elliott & Ridgely's, 2l9 Main street.
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FOR SALE.

HOUsE-With eight rooms, six acres Of
ii ground, within fifteen minutes walk OF
South Memphis market, rent S49O per year
on tire place are over one thousand cab
haze an acre IN dne turn1ps, SIX cows and a
mnk route that pay sl0 per month, horse
and cart. poultry. plOws, etc. Tor which be
tween sac and $50 wiz be asked. Address,
A g O. Appeal o1dee. o.
7 ora large lot on east side OF Bayou Gay
osn, ironing about $50 feet on Court and
~ on Madison street. suitable site Tor factory
OF warehouse. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
INQUIRE of T.. Wickersham, Old PoEtonce
Building. corner Jefferson and Third streets.
AFmElA fresh lot OF mules arrived last
wi night; 8 good lot Of mules and horses on
hand AZ ali times, at FAIRES JAMES
Stable, No. SS Second street. oeI
I OEs-On Walnut street, on time Apply
IL 81 &c Union ST. GEORGE DIXON.
A 40. / COUNTER AND SHELVING for
g grocery store. Also, one btearns q
MaFVfnis Fire-pToof SAFE. Apply to
sea- PARTEE a HARBERT, No. Union st
n EsIDEHCE-A desirable residence, No.
II s4 Jefferson street; s rooms and kitchen;
house, coal and wood house, excellent c1sJern
under new shed, all in good repair price
low and terms easy. Apply on premises. sen
CAW-MILL-one A MOL Steam ssw-Min,
y complete, with Griss attached FORTY
1yt No. 2SH Second street, Memphis.
nLUFF CITY MILLS, I7 Poplar street; n
y good repair VIII sell on easy terms, or
FanE d. E MYERS,
- NIX Main street.
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To BrickIayers.

CITY ENGINEER's OFFICE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct, II. iS7f.
GEALED Proposals viii be received AZ this
. Oniee until u O'Clock m. Thursday, Inc
28th inst, for constructing four cisierns: one
at Linden n Lauderdale; one at Marshall
avenue and Union street, and two In Chel-
sea. Plans and specifications can be seen al
this ONCE The city reserves the right 10 "a
cot any or all OF the bids.
oclS III. HUMPHREYS, City Eng'r.
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PLUMRs BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED and
dyed at the Memphis Steam Dyeing Es-
Enlistment, 262 Second street.
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PARlTEs wishing to purchase their
WINTER SUPPLIES OF DRY GOODS
ahonld not fail to cal

Ar SOUTHERN PALACE, 1882 MAIN ST.,
as they are selling goods cheaper than any
other house In the city.
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IF you want a fine new style Hat,
cheap, 60 to Wheaton & Co., The Hatters,
No. Z19 Main street, sign of the Tiger.
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STEAM FITTING, SI5 Second street.

HoLLENBERG, in the Ayres block, OPP
posite Court Square, OF Second street, Is
agent for the sale of Chickering's pianos.
Call and see him.
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war DEPT, SIGNAL SERvICH, U.S.A. |
MEMPHIS, October %. 1871. I
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If YOU WISH TO BUY BLANKETS

GO TO H
SOUTHERN PALACE, 1872 MAIN ST.
They have the largest stock in the city.
OYsTKRs.-Fresh stock received daily by
Y. D. Fuchs, AZ Jefferson street.
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BUY your dry goods at the Southern
Palace, 3S2 Main street.
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LOCAL NEWS.

EMBROIDERED slippers at Elliott &
Ridgely's, 2l9 Main street.
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Buy your dry goods at the Southern
Palace, 1882 Main street.
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DENTISTRY

7 b. WATSON, ID. D. g., Oasee No. ans
- Main street,nearly opposite the. Pea
body Hotel.
ALSO PROPRIETOR OF the MEMPHIS
DENTAL DEPOT.
Special attention given TO saving Teeth,
however much they have decayed or ached.
Nearly twenty years experience in the prac-
tee OF Dentistry, teaches us that many thou.
sand of teeth are ignorantly and reckl sssly
extracted, annually, that might be preserved
and rendered serviceable during life by an
educated and skillful Dentist. The painful
extraction Of testh Will be performed only
when actual necessity requires H.. All dis
eases OF the Teeth, Gums and Mouth skillful-
ly treated, and cured. Advice freely given as
to the only certain method OF preserving the
natural teeth from decay.
NoTS.-My new md Improved method of
mounting teeth on 1ne gold, enables me to
insert teeth which are stronger more durG-
BILE, more cleanly, can be worn more coIn-
forfably, are more beautiful, and in every
respect far superior to any other now knewn
or in use. And as the process OF maxim
these teeth does not require half the time
and labor Of the old gold patchwork, the
cost therefore will be one-half less and the
gold purer. Tsl7l OFFICE. SIS MAIN ST.
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O000AIsE arss.es DE haIr beauIIlany.
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CALL at Nc. 40 North Court street snt
examine
THE "VcTOR" SEWING MACHINE,
before purchasing any other.
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RIVER NEWS.

READ Monken Bros new advertise
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Our LeetOwn Correspondence.
LEETowN. Jan. IL, 1871.


The BosrG Of Education of A'erl'I
Township, me, a, Wrigh,s school-house
on The 7lh INST, and organized by elect
ing Thomas NJ. Shsul. President, end
John F. Smith, Secretary.
The schools in the Township, with
two exceptions have been 'l'mly attend
ed thus lar in The present school year.
Mr. Philip henry bad valuable horse
stolen on Monday OF last week. He had
turned his horse. out during the day. and
two or three Of them got in 10 the woods
near his house, but when they were
broush, in towards evening one was miss
ing. and Notwithstanding dllisent search
and inquiry have been made. no clue 10
his Whereabouts has been Obtained. Mr..
Henry has offered 500 reward for the
recovery of The horse and apprehension
of the thief. Ii is TO be hoped that both
may be caught. and especially the man
that borrowed he horse.
Mr. John Price narrowly escaped be.
ing killed on Thursday last He was
telling timber on the farm Of Meredith
Helm, E.q and in trying 10 escape from
4 falling tree. he got tangled 10 some
brush, | understand. aud received severe
blow from some Of the branches, knock
ing Tim dowG and otherwise InJurng
hrn. HE lett shoulder and arm receiv.
ed The most injury, disabling him from
work. What makes It harder his family
are dependent on his daily LABOR for sup
port.
George D. Wiltshire. sold 100 acres OF
land bordrrine on Tie ChsrIrs'o~n road,
near Leeiown. las, week. for $4,000 {;
purchased by Mrs. John Campbell.
Rev. Albeu jump delivered Temper
ance lecture last night at virgins school
house, BY lnvlollon Of the Good Tenn
plars. The weather was unisvorabie, but
lhe audience was reasonably large. The
lecturer was introduced by H. G. Evans,
in few remarks. after Me singing OF an
ode ny the Templdrs, and prayer by Z.
l.. Johnson. The lecture vas very III.
,eresllng. and was listened TO with mark
ed attention throughout. The delivery Of
me ADDRESS OCCUPIED an hour. and the au-
dence testified their appreciation by 3
rising vote Of thanks, AZ It's close.
January 18Th, 1871.
The horse that Mr. Henry supposed
ur stolen, sss found yesterday evening".
under a straw stack, near the barn. by
some means re hsd worked his way W.
der ,he slack. and was unable 10 get out.
1t seems that this place was overlooked
10 the search. Yours, &c.
TEMPLAR