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way landings. Captain Sam G. Paine,
Billy Dean and James franklin are her
clerks.
The st. Joseph, Captain C0rbett, viii
leave this evening at five o'clock for
Cairo and St. Louis.
The fine passenger steamer VIM. j..
Lewis, Captain VIM. Blake, leaves this
morning at ten O'Clock for st. Louis and
all the bend landings. She has superior
accommodation and fare. Mr.. John
Blake is her prime minister
The United States mail packet City Of
Augusta, in command Of Captain Milt
Harry, leaves this afternoon at five
O'Clock for Devalls Bluff, Jacksonport
and all points on White river. Messrs.
Walker, Outlaw and Gillespie are her
secretaries.
The United States mail and passenger
steamer A. J. White, in command OF
Captain Mark Cheek, leaves this after
noon at five O'Clock for Napoleon, Chi
cot, and all the bend landings. B. P.
Fields, William Smithefs and Charles
Sharpe are her popular secretaries.
The regular United States mail pack
ct GAINESVILLE, with Captain Sam 3.
Adams on the roof, leaves at five o'clock
this afternoon for Pine Bluff, Little
Rock and all points on the Arkansas.
Holmes is her chief clerk.
The regular tri-weekly coast packet
Pat Cleburne, in command Of Captain
James Lee, leaves this afternoon at five
o'clock for Friars Point and all the
usual way landings. Mr.. J. G.. Harris
is her prime minister.
The Capital City, Captain Crapster,
leaves this morning at ten o'clock for
Vicksburg. Mr.. James B. White is her
chief purser.
Captain Sam Shock, the very popular
steamboat agent took out his papers,
yesterday, and cleared for st. Louis on
the Belle Memphis to attend the st.
Louis Fair.
The Belle Memphis brought eighty
bales Of cotton from the plantation land
ings above here, yesterday, and had as
other items nineteen coOps chickens,
one do. geese, sixty head Of hogs, twelve
barrels Of potatoes, four hundred and
thirty-fOur sacks ear and two hundred
and fifteen sacks shelled corn, eighty
bales Of cotton, one hundred and ninety
one sacks eottOn-seed, sixty-four boxes
tomatoes, sixty crates cabbage, sixty
two barrels whisky, one hundred and
siXty-nine barrels Of apples, six hundred
and sixty barrels of flour, thirty-two
barrels Of onions, one hundred barrels
Of meal, three hundred and eighteen
packages Of lager beer, three hundred
and forty sacks Of oats, five packages Of
butter, twenty-eight casks Of bacon,
thirty casks of hams, thirty-six boxes
Of eggs, one hundred and fifty packages
Of lard, twenty barrels of kraut.
The City ofAltOn made her last run
from st. Louis to New Orleans and back
in sixteen days.
The st. Louis Fair viii be q god-send
to some Of the idle boats at st. Louis.
Captain Elem Calvert left on the noon
train, Sunday, for his farm in Missouri.
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NOW F1rnn.
CIeaves & Carnes.

HANING purchased the interest OF Mary G..
III Cleavesa and James r, Smilhwiek, we Will
continue the Book and Stationery business at
the old stand, No. 23 Main street.
CLEANES &CARNES.
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II you are troubled with a slight
cough, hoarseness or sore throat, you
may save the expense Of a DOCTORS bill
by using at once DR.. Jayne's ExpectO-
rant. 4 neglected cold often terminates,
through much suffering in consumption.
A slight Inflammation Of the lining Of
the wind-tubes, the usual symptoms Of
which are q sore throat, or q pain in the
breast, will, if not properly attended to,
frequently lead to bronchitis. Even as
a matter of economy, to say nothing Of
comfort, orthe danger to pulmonary and
bronchial organs, act prudently with
your cold, and By Tesorting to standard
remedy-the Expeetorant-in time, ave
money and escape more serious trouble.
Sold everywhere.
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PERSONAL.

COLONEL NATHAN ADAMS is at the
Ove1tOn Hotel.
COLONEL GILBERT MOVERS has just
returned from an extensive tour through
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Mich
igan. He speaks hopefully Of all these
states going for Greeley and Brown.
MAJOR GIBSON, United States Army,
has returned y the city, and is making
rapid arrangements to commence pay
ing Off bounty claims. He will COM
mence discussing in a few days, and eX-
poets to sow, broadcast, owe West Ten
nessee and Arkansas, about two
millions Of government funds. This
viii be glad tidings to the colored folks
and every body else. Due notice Of the
time for claimants to call and get their
money will be duly given.
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sTRAYED OR L
RENT OR LEASE.

II OHsE-A bright bay. IS hands high; has a
III sore on right hip. Reward
CHAS- SWANSON, Furniture Car 1880.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

NICE RE~lDENCE-Near fernando street
n cars and State Female college: six rooms.
kitchen, servant house. coal and wood houNe.
etc. with elegant Well ard cistern, nice young
orchard and two and q half acres Of ground.
Possession given immediately. For par,icu-
lar apply 10 &C. CLAY, 80 Front street.
II OUEEAGROuNn-A house on New Madi-
son street, No. "a; contains i've rooms
and a kitchen. Apply on premises Also,
two acres near the " Cherry Place" sells
GOTTAGE-Immediately, At ROzeii's sta
lion. on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, % miles from Memphis a Cottage
House., with ten acres OF ground ana garden
attached. The house contains nve rooms and
q kitchen q stable, earriage-nouse, and all
suitable ont-houses en- the premises Apply
~ FarrinRion a Howell, ~ Front street or 70
HRs "a. p PATTEESDN,
KE 81 the plEee.
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THE FIRST GRAND EXHIBITION
IN MEMPHIS, 1872.

Our welI-known fe~llow-citizen, Mr.. F..
Rawalski, proprietor Of the TivOli, 81
South Court street, has secured for the
term Of the coming exhibition, a
FIrst-CIass TyroIese Concert Troupe.
Theirfirs performance will commence
on next Monday, the fourteenth instant.
Friends, customers, and strangers visit
Jag the city, are particularly invited to
the
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HUMAN A | GOODS.

The finest human hair goods are to be
found at the establishment Of Mrs. NJ.
J.. Rodner, No. S33 Main street. Her
stock is always fun and complete. Mrs.
R0dner is both a manufacturer and an
importer Of hair goods, and Of this the
ladies Of Memphis should makea partic-
ular note.
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where the enterprising Tivoii proprietor
will give the whole public an astonish-
ing entertainment, never offered before
in the city Of Memphis, as a liberal
contribution TO the success Of the
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EXHIBITION, 1872.
FEATHERS AND BONNETS

Opening day In all the millinery es-
adjustments In the city is rapidly APP
preaching. Among the magnificent
displays Of Partisan fashions, Miss A.
a. Wall, No. 232 Main street, will be
certain TO take a first-class rank. This
lady has just completed her season pur-
chases and is receiving full assortments
Of the latest impOrtations Of all that Is
beautiful and fashionable in bonnets,
flowers and feathers, to which the atten-
ton Of the ladies is directed.
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LOCAL ETE1sA

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend RObertsOn's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No 2Il Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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GAS FITTING, I6 jefferson street.

GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the same timesave money,
should 90 at once to Waggener's, 3l7i
Main street. He is doing a G. o. D. bust
ness-nO bad debts; small profits.
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LADIES will find at T. w. Johnston
& Co.'S, Opposite Peabody Hotel the
most elegant and attractive stock Of
laces and embroideries in the market.
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WANTS.

CAEDESER-Experienc gardener. Apply
u at No-l Howard Row. ocs
WHITE wOMAN-To cook. Call at
" ocs 2s MADISON STREET.
VrHoSE needing Cotton Press 20 call a.
~wff.s Iron and steel Works, 49, Nam
s. reel. and Reynolds improved Re
yolying screw Press. send for circular.
pcs JOIN AANOGUE Agent.
TgOE-HOUSE GIRL-By a gentleman, In
- the country, q hrst-elass cook and washer
woman; and a neat, tidy housa-girl-tbe lat
Ter TO doiT0niug and general homework Good
q larences given aud required. Apply in per
aru TO JOE locke No, 2aos Main street
: ALESMAN-WeI experienced in the la
= GoOds business, al 81 Main street so
other need apply. oce
't'AILORS-Tweuty iourneymen tailors al P.
! EaIeigb's, Little Rock, Ark Good wages
paid oco
HELP-B cooks. washers and i@roners, at the
IL Intelligence once, % Jenerson street.
oct W DARDIs.
rOTroNs-Repacked and Batting. during
y the season, at HUGHES CO., Is Beale Il.
HORSE-First-rate horse, dray and harness.
II oc' HUGHES co. IS Beale street.
SECONDHAND Furniture, Feathers sn6
= Household goods OF al kinds bought a.
A2second street. H-T. SNNOTT-
DoTATOEs-By JOPLIN 4 WEBB,
L oc4 No. 6 Towards Row.
NvANTED-Those wishing a good business
education, or the best instruction IN
pCnmanship. should attend LEDDlNS Com
mecCial College, - Main street. seq
DOOkKEEPER-Reference required. Ad-
ID dress q. W. 7, Postofice. se24
TINSAW FILING-Every planter 70 know
y that they can have their ginsaws hlea
any day by hand or machinery, at corner OF
Main and Georgia streets.
-e2 B. W HICKMAN.
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FOR RENT.

II able FOR gentleman. Inquire, FOR three
aays,at IL MONROE STREET.
nFFICE-Twoj suitable for bankers or
~ brokers, IN Bethel Block. 30 Main street.
Also, dwelling houses and other Offices.
ACkLES sSEED, 80 Main street.
II Third street. Apply al ~ FEONTST.
DEsIDENCE-Two-story frame residence,
oe4 Aprly Next loor.
DESIDENCE-Elegsnt two story, on Her
N nando street, between Elliott and south.
Possession gwen Immediately. Apply TO
HOOK q LAGzlLL-
ocs - second street.
CTOREHOUsE-Good s-torehouse; two sto-
- TleL No. Adams street Possession given
immediately- Also, two dwellings; both well
v, D. MoCAILUM, Agent,
ocs For VIM. r. Hardin, O. Jefferson -
HOUSTON Main street; in the best bust
II ness place; containing store and small
IN store 10 be bought. Also, stock Of Jewelry
for sale or exchange for property. Rent mod
ocs l6 MAIN STREET.
CrORE EOoM-No Sd Jefferson street, now
= occupied as a Barber shop. Possession
given Immediately. Apply 10
oc2 GEO. sHIELbs& CO. 30 Main st,
DIANO-A MOL Piano. Apply at
j oc2 d. BENCHANGE ST l~eztended9
hWELLING-No. - Mosby street, eight
II rooms, all IN good condition. Apply at the
house, or OF Nm. BDOTH,
uc2 No. 50 second street.
COTTAGE TENEMENT-On Walker ave
- nue., fronting on fernando street railroad,
near my residence and convenient 10 the state
frmale College, two cottage tenement house,,
siN rooms each, with cisiern, gafden- etc, all
in complete order. one Of them is new and
utl he finished In q few days. To good and
prompt tenants, they viii be rented low. Ap-
ply At the ElmwpOd Cemetery oldce, - Union
r.rHel. SEQ JOSEPH LENOW.
CrORE-No. 80 Front street, now occupied
- by Weber & Williams. Apply TO
JOSEPH /. ANDREWS a SONS,
~n No. - Front street.
DOOM7--ult Of rooms, nnst floor mp stairs,
IL over our store, northeast corner Main and
jefferson Streets- A long established millinery
aud mautus- makers stand. Possession given
1T 1epfemher. GBO. SHIELDS s. CO.
aus 90 Main street. J
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FALL AND WINTER OF 1S72.-Our in
PROJECTIONS Of styles for the season will,
as usual, be Of the latest and finest quail
ties dress and business hats; atine selec-
ton Of imported goods for men and chill
dren. LEIDY d CO.,
Hatters and Furriers,
"a Min straaf
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The Signal Bureau kilograms report a
rise Of four inches at Cincinnati, three
inches at Louisville, and three inches at
Nashville, while q decline Of two inches
Is noted at New Orleans, and at Pitts
burg, Cairo and st. Louis the rivers are
stationary
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WAGGENER, 3l73 Main street, has the
finest merchant-tailoring establishment
in the city; the largest Assortment OF
goods fresh from the hands Of the i'm
porter.
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THERE viii be religions services at the
Central Baptist Church, each day and
night this week, at ten O'Clock in the
morning and at half past o'clock
In the evening. All Christians and the
community generally are invited 10 at
tend
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING House in the city is at
2i6 Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand. HANSON q WALKER.
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CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworms, and other cutane-
Gus affections cured, and the skin made
soft and smooth, by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Casewell, Hazard q
Co. New York. For sale by all drug
ufafa
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z. MIrcrEEL,s school. ana Third St

THE Old Gas Company sells gas at two
dollars per thousand cubic feet, if paid for
within the first five working days Of the
month. No extra charge for setting
meters. Office, 29l Second street.
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100 bbls. apples (choioe).
50 bbls. onions.
All kinds choice groceries.
We sell for cash, and sell cheap.
CONAWAY LINSDAY, 53 Main street.
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While Samuel CAREY, of DeKalb
county, Georgia, was driving his wife
and three children TO church Sunday, a
tree fell across the wagon and killed the
lady and one child, and wounded the
other two children, probably fatally.
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TAKE Ayers Cherry PectOral to stop
our colds, coughs and bronchial afiec-
tions before they run into consumption
that you cannot stop.
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LAW

First Circuit COurt-ae;sEeiI, Judge.
The entire calendar was disposed yes
terday on the call. To-day the follow
ing cases are for trial, viz: No. 1744,
Barrett & Heffran vs. Apperson & Co;
247, Hill, administrator vs. Smith and
wife ct al; 933, KirkwOod vs. Duff; 1912,
Harris, trustee vs. Townsend; 1913,
Brown vs. Haynes & Co; 1852, Donoho,
Joy d Co. vs. Hays, executor; 1892,
Bescher vs. Pratt, Fox & CO; 1912, Fray
ser VS. Kirkland ct al; 1913, Williams VS.
1914, Hughes VS. Shelton, execu-
tor; 1915, Hughes vs. Shelton, executor;
1917, TOof, Phillips & Co. VS. 5. &. A. p.
T. Co; 1918, Dawdle vs. Shane, Harris
4 Co; 1929, Taylor, use etc. vs. Ander-
son; 1921, Merchants National Bank vs.
Gage & Fisher; 1923, Merchants Ma
tional Bank vs. Hill, Fontaine & Co.
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The Democratic Executive Commit
tee Of Shelby County, will meet at the
Second Chancery COurtrOoms this after
noon al three O'Clock.
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An Atlanta, Georgia, dispatch says
have been heard nom. Seven of them
have given Republican majorities, and
the one hundred and eleven counties
give a Democratic majority Of fifty thou
sand five hundred and fifty-two. Twen-
cFeas0 smiths majority.
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GEO. SHIELDS & CO.,
SaO MAIN ST, COR. JEFFERSON,
MEMPHIS, 4: : TENNESSEE.
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby notified that PAUL
n a CICALLA is not the agent Of PAUL
CICALLA, and has no power % collect none
or transact business for me as my agent.
PAUL ClCALLA.
MnrnnLH. nnAnLar s I'D M
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The Memphis Steam Dyelng Establish,

best workin slime throughout the whole
country. Call and try for yourself.
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UNDERTAKER.

John Walsh No. l53 Winchesterstreet
between Main and Front. Latest style
Of hearses for adults and children.
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BALTIMORE AND NORFOLK CELEBRA-
TED OYsTERs..JOhn A. Signaigo, No.
81 Poplar st., is now ready 10 supply oys-
tiers at wholesale, IN and around Mem
phis. Orders promptly filled.
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL.
Only two dollars and fifty cents a yeaK
or two dollars for clubs Of two or more.
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TAKEN UP.

GHEEP-A number OF sheep on Union street,
- near MGrzhau avenue, Friday, abou len
O'Clock an The owner can have them-by
proving property and pay ing charges. Apply
% A EHRLTCH,
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DENTIsTRY.-DF. j. b. Wass0n's Office
ard residence, No. 90 H0nros street.
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Memphis steam Dyeing Establish
ment, 81 Madison street.
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Chemical Cleaning (Netoydge a sec) of
ladies' and g~entlemen's wear, without
s%crubbing or securing, at the Memphis
Steam Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madi-
son street
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The Merchants Southern Packet Co.'s
Elegant Steamers leave regularly.
For freight or passage apply 70
X. ". IdGHTBURNE, Gen1A Agent.
sg&2 ~ Ieves.
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1s Jefferson street.

ECONOMY-For gentlemen TO sendtheir
fall and winter clothing to be cleaned OF
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
ER, 246 Second street, for they make a
speciality Of that kind of work.
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O N BOARD.

nOOMS-BOARD-Sice rooms; good board
II References Riven. Apply at so Poplar St
DuARD-No. q Court street has been newly
ID fitted mp, and Is nov opened IhFee mont
and four back rooms for rent Best OF refer
enoes given and required. Few day bo8rders
en- he accommodated. Inquire on premises
DpARD-With a pleasant room, for gentle
ID man ana wife, or single man, At IS Third.
DpOM-bOAHD-One good front room, fur
n uished o. u-ufuruished, for rent; aud day
ua.lrders wanted, Al UNION street. Refer
euces required. MRS. =. r. WOOD.
DOOM-BOARD-An unfinished front room
IL with board. Tor a gentleman and wife, can
DC had oy applying at LINDEN STREET.
DDOMS-Several rooms 10 rent, and a few
H DAY boarders wanted, az III EASrC COURT
street. References given and required. Oc3
pooMs WITH BOAhD-A suite Of rooms,
H with board, on the FIRST noOr. elegantly
mrnlshed. Apply Al 81 Gayoso street. sell
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The ADJOURNED Term OF the United
States Circuit Court commenced yester-
day. Hon H. II. Emmons, presiding.
The Judge rendered his opinion in sew
eral cases which he had under advise
ment and commenced the hearing Of the
case OF Cirode vs. Stone. He declared
his intention to take up any cases that
were ready, and remain in Memphis as
long e there was anything for him to
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sTRAYED.

TOW-Larce Brindle, endSboth horns sawed
e-v WA. DIETRICH,
Memphis Rolling Mill Chelsea.
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ZOE sd. FRANCIs RTvER.
FOR FRIAR,s POINT AND BENDS
FOR RIVER.

AHEMPHIs AND ARKANSAS RIVER
M Packet Co., US. Mail Line.-The elegant
passenger boats OF his line leave Memphis
for all points on Arkansas river Tuesdays
and Saturdays, az 9 pm
W. p. WALKER, Agent,
JUS once on Wharf boat, foot Of Court s.
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PERSONAL.

RFRS DR. GIBBS, as Poplar street, Is per-
M forming great Cures blythe Electro-Mag-
neUc Treatment, which battles the skill OF the
Medical Faculty. Best Of city references can
be given. me hours from ~ 9p.m ocz
ISAAC IsAACS, TAILOR AND CLOTHES
Cleaner. does business exclusively al 81
Jefferson street; has no branches, and IS Dot
connected with any other house ~ Memphl2
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Eirvt ChaneeFy COurt-MOrgaE ChanceI

Tor.
Gases set for to-day: Watt Us Green
law; 9SI, Rucker VS. Forrest; Il, McRae
vs. Mcconnell; Y, McSpadden VS. Hal
lum; "A, Parker, ex parte Petition; IS,
Parker VS. Parker; 70, Cochran vs. Gray;
L, Davis vs. Paine; IS, PrOvina W Stew
art; 70, Bettit vs. Titus; so, Watson V
Sparks; 81, Devlin vs. Montgomery; 81,
Farris vs. McGehee; So, Order vs. Nc
Gehee; 81, Proyine VS. Montgomery; IS,
Duncan vs. McGehee; Sc, James vs.
Montgomery; 81, Welsh vs. Devices; IS,
Wickersham VS. Cheek; SO, Phelan vs.
McDavitt; 80, Mcneil vs. Parran; 81,
Dalton vs. Morton; "a, Del0ach VS. Nc
Namara; s., Rainey vs. Rainey; SO,
Hicks vs. Early; 81, Leftwich VS. Bun
uyn; IS, Glenn vs. Petit; 80, Morris Va
Jones; 100, Caldwell vs. Belts; 1O1, Che
uoweth VS. Abbott; lO2, Garvin VS. Clark;
lO3, james vs. Belts; l04, Kirkland vs.
Ferguson; los, Gill VS. Depana; l06,
Hewitt VS. LoOney; l07, Han vs. Gale;
los, Lane VS. Witherspoon; 100, Carey
Mcmahon; I02, Harris vs. Moore; III,
Brown VS. Pope; lO5, Arnold vs. Pope;
1l6, Hartman VS. Pope; III, Ubsdell vs.
Pope; lis, Stewart vs. Pore; II9, Har-
ing vs. Pope; 10, Lane VS. POI e; III,
Murdoch vs. Pope; l22, Violet VS. Bry-
son; l26, jackson Insurance Company
vs. Hunt; III; Barbour vs. Barbour; lbs,
Chase vs. Walt; l29, Crane VS. Flaherty.
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nFFICE-Eos. 7 and g Madison street, for
~ merry occupied by the city Bank and
fernando Insurance Company. Apply 70
q. D. CROCKETT, Agent,
u@F II Tnfou ee-aef
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DR1vEN-wEIIs, i8 Jefferson street.
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0 E ORLEANS.
FOR CAIRO AND 81. LOUIS.
TouDbIs and ~ ToI.sp .cLlet ComDon,

For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
Steamer ST. JOSEPH, H.
master, E-1aHDa
VIII leave as above THIS DAY, October sth,
az 5 o'clock pm.
ocS FLEH. CALVERT, Sup't.
Memphis and ~. Lonts Packet Company
For Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and st. Louis.
Steamer W. j. LEWIS, IT.
H@azIaN-a
VIII leave as above TUESDAY, October Sth,
st 10 O'Clock am
oc8 FLEM. CALVERT, Supt.
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CoLDwATER LEASE, WILD CAT HOLLOW
trolenm Ger tre a., Is the only authorized agent
in oil Regi for the ale Of the Powder of whom
II can be obained by the keg or pound
~ 1t is also for sale at the Hardware Store OF
Geo. W. v insor, Petroleum Centre, Pa
July l2tf
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