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FOR RENT.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Lime and Cement
w Large brick warehouse 70 rent, sullanl,
Tor storage of cotton or feed. lime cement
store. extensive bushes in that line can be-
E,1a bars Address =. H. NIEMAN,
so Little Rock, Arkansas.
nESIDENCE-FIne two-stOry residence, 5@a
IL Vance. Inquire at
seu FRANKLIN'S, 39 Vance.
1 YOTTAGE-A new cottage; : rooms, Kitten
en-. stable, etc. 2 miles from city limits
on Poplar street turnpike, with "a acres land
Apssy 70 SHANE, HARRIS 90,
40 % Front street,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cottages on Court
street. below Fourth. one contains nFt
rooms and kitchen; the other, SIX rooms ana
kitchen: good lot and every convenience fos-
session given Immediately. Applyto
se3 h A. LOUIS, MuloeiES 81
nOOMS%uft OF rooms, first floor up stairs,
IL over our store, northeast corner Main ana
Jefferson streets. A long established mllnnefy
and maurua-m makers stand. Possession given
~ SaDfember GEO. SHIELDS & y
ans ZU Main street.
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FOR SALE OR E

TOTTAGE-ImmediateIy, at Rozells sta
uOn. on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad. 20 miles from Memphis, a Cottage
HOuse. with ten acres OF ground and garden
attached. The house contains five rooms and
a kitchen: a stable, carriage house, and all
suitable onI-hOuses on the premises. Apply
10 Harrington & Howell, 25J Front street, OF TO
Mos. 81. l.. PATTERSON,
gel3 on the place.
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SAD ACCIDENT.
Newt. Humes Shot In 10th Eyes-Wm
Probably Dfe.

A sad and distressing accident occurred NJ
Huntsville, Alabama, ON Wednesday last,
whereby "A very timab young man OF this
city viii lose his sigh and probably his life.
Two sons Of General Humes, one thirteen
and The other seventeen, were on a visit Ia
their aunt, who resides in Huntsville, and on
Wednesday met with n cOlored man who was
carrying a shotgun. While the negro wa
either lowering the gun, or in the act of turn
ing around very suddenly, the gun went on
accidentally and seven hird-shot entered the
left eye and over the right eye of master Newt.
Humes, completely depriving him OF sight,
even If be should recover, OF which there ID
much doubt. In this sad accident General
Humes and his afflicted son AVE the deepest
sympathy Of the whole public.
BE certain to Examine Wheaton & Co.'S new
style Hats before purchasing
acknowledgements cure for neuralgia.
q. w. Jones * Co, sell IT,.
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CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.

Landon C.. Haynes viii address the people
upon the issues Of the day al the following
times and places:
~PocahonIas, Friday, 18th.
Bolivar. saturday, lfth.
LaGrange, Tuesday, 18th.
Middleton, Wednesday, 18th.
Tones Station, Friday, 10Th.
Whfteville, Saturday, 2lst.
GAINESVILLE, Monday, Sd.
MOSCOW, Wednesday, 18th
lafayette, Thursday, Ath-
AoLnervtle, saturday, 25th.
mites station, honda 10th.
SuInmerynle, Monday, October TN.
Judge Barbour Lewis and Colonel A. J.
heAlar are respectfully invited TO attend.
NIGHT scHooL in Market street Building
commencing Monday, the 10th instant.
FALL style Hats in great variety at Wheaton
EcoSoMH.-Iake your spring clothing to the
Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House Hunt a
H~anson'sold stand, 246 Second street.
HANSON WALKER.
DRIvEE-WELLs, Is jefferson street.
SHOW CASE MANUFACTURES,
Gold and Silver Platter,
n. q. HARRINGTON.
32 second street and q Monroe street
PUMPs, 10 jefferson street.
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LOST.

DAPEBs-The papers in the case Of Patrick
i Byrne vs.. Patrick Finn ct al, pending
IA the First Chancery Court, are lost or mis-
laid. Attorneys are requested TO search
among their papers FOR this file and return
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MA1EI hAIF ~
Private Dwelling, s. 90 pr room per year.
! NO connection less than Sc oil
Bath Tub, private, 50 WJer year.
Bath Tub, public, SIS o. per year.
Water Closet, private, s. % per wear
Water Closet public, 80 % per year.
Urinals, private, s. % per year.
Urinals. public, sl0U 90 per year.
Stores. S. % to SIS % per year. fOtbar rooms
IN anne building viii be charged according TO
Business Offices, $50 per year.
Banks and Insurance Office, SO 90 per year.
saloons, sl0O0 TO 5000 per year.
twenty-five feet front of lot s%prinkIeG.
Livery Stables, g 90 per year for escb stall.
PRIVATE Stables % eryearp erstaIL.
Work Horse, Mule and Cow Stables. 81 per
year per stall.
Bakeries doreaeh barrel of hour used daily,
Printing Offices, SO 90 20 IS % per venr. sr-
elusive OF engine.
Building Purposes, ten cents per 1860 bricks.
Building Purposes, fifty cents per LOO yards
plastering.
steam Engines Cper horse power, s. % per
BreWeries, i've cents for each barrel brewei.
Restaurants, 80 90 to 500 % per year.
Barber shops, so for first chair. and SEQ
tOI each additional chair, per year.
Fountains, sl5W for each l-I6 inch let. run
ming four hours a day, seven months ia the
year.
Manufactures, stock Yards, Hotels. BoarI-
ing Houses, Work shops, FOUndries, Machine
shops, Planning Mills, Oil and other mills. In
side Fountains. ana al incluSed OccupafOuS.
are charged Special or Meter Rates.
Neter Rates.-Five cents FOR 100 gallons up
TO alO gallons, dally. For al over BOG gallons.
daily, three cent. per LOO gallons.
49, Rrefar rotae 49,.
on first day Of each month Ofber 49, ser5i
annually in advances
JOHN CUBRINs. Prpsfdent-
W. I. CAHEROE. Secretary ana
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EXPOSITION

Messrs. Hughes & Pickering, the advertising
men Of the Exposition Building would call the
attention OF the business community to the
fact that there is but little time left TO COM.
plete their aTrapgemepts as to a display Of
their wares and manufaotnres. II viii be
foun necessary to lave Messrs, II. q p, fur
nish them with q STAINED GLASS window
giving nTn nance business, and location,
This window is placed directly over the space
by the merchants goods, which of course will
attract the attention Of every visitor to our
Exposition, IL being also a new and novel ad-
such merchants IS Riil aot have goods on ex-
hibition, as they viii be represeted in a taste
ful and economical way. A fnl-size sample
may be seen at Messrs. Boyle q Chapman's,
Main street, being the first window, wisely
taken by Messrs. John b. Miller & Co, whole
sale furniture, Second street. Orders may be
& Rtekefing, 2a2Fhird sfEeeti
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PURCHASED, at bankrupt sale, five hundred
baskets, holding from one peck to three
bushels. We viii sell them al. one-half the
price asked for them at the factory where
they were made.
CONAWAY &sLINSDAY,
500 Main street.
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WANTS

nOARD-Wanted by a gentleman and wife
ID in a strictly private family central Ioca-
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NIGHT sCHOoL in Market street Buildin
commencing Monday, the 10th instant.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Chemical Cleaning (NettoyGge a Sec Of
and gentlemen's wear, without scrub
bing or securing, at the Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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TRUNKS-The Factory sells RETAIL and 81
wholesale specially, lower than any mouse
IN this city, and as low as any factory else
where. L HAPPEK, So Main street.
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Landon c. Haynes viii address the people
upon the issues Of the day al the following
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PRENTIss HOUSE, vIcKsBURs, MISS, !

SepIemDtf y IoIA-
goloRel Cfqrlss d. McLean.
MY VERY DEAR FRIESD-Ygur very kind
favor of September 9th was read yesterday,
extending to me the kin invitation TO attend
the sold Folks" festival Of Shelby county on
the twelfth OF September. Colonel. my feeble
health will deprive me Of one Of the greatest
pleasures OF my life. as I would ice so many
Of my old friends, and could give more Incl
dents in the settlement Of the Mississippi
Valley than any man that would be there.
Now, let me thank you for your kind invi-
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20 n BOARD.

nOaHDING-An eIegant front room ana
Is other 70 ms. comfortable and wei suited
Tor families. furnished or unfurnlsned ai-o'
ngBN-AND BUARD-TwO pleasant front
IL IONS with board, for gentlemen an9
f-eir gfges. Atsoa few day boaIders desired
~ rSe-1 NO. 80 MAIN STkEET.
DOARD AND EOOMS.-Elegant Rooms iur-
ID nished. single or In suits. with good
board; also, a few DAY bOarders can DC &C
eommodated AZ lauLl iG SHELF ST.
DOARD-Ntce rooms, furnished and unfair
ID n1shed, single or in suits, With good
board. A rev day-bOarders can also be &C
commodated, at l40 Madison. au15
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TIE cheapest and best steam dyeing and
cleaning house in the city is at PIG Second
street, Hunt & Hanson's old stand.
HANSON & WALKER.
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FOR LEASE.

OT5-On long time, Residence Lots, l5 by
IL 1855 feet, opposite Benjamin Bdbb's, on
Adams street; also, IS by lf1z feet, on old
Arsenal 6rOunQ, near Chancellor SCOTS new
residence. Apply 70 J.P.M EUX.
se8 No. 10 Union street.
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TIE Old Gas Company sells gas at two doll
ars per Thousand cubic feet, if paid for with
in the first dve working days Of the month.
No extra charge for setting meters. Office,
81 Second Street.
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
To Country Merchants.

AL SD nf
The Wholesale Trade OF Memphis has improved each Season for several
years past, and we take some pride in inviting comparisons
of this market with those of older and larger cities. Our
Jobbers are enterpusfng and deeryedy prosperous, and able
to offer you every inducement to give our city your trade. I'm
mense stocks have been brought here this season; several
new wholesale houses have located with US, and lively csn-
petition for ourtade viii makethis afrtrte market for YOU.
Our stOek Is Complete I'm eyery Department. and comprises large Line
of Staple ann Fancy Dry Goods, White Goods, Linens, Dress
Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Gents Furnishing Goods, Blankets,
shagI, Knit Goods, CoaEz, ETC., etc. We have added
largely in variety and quantity TO each Department Of our
Stock, and invite you to call and inspect our Goods, and the
General Market, and we feel confident you will be pleased.
William r. Moore &c CO.,
No. 299 Main Street, Memphi
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nLANTATIOS-A splendid cotton and STOCK
raising plantation, situated in the Iallt-
hatchie Valley, Mississippi is now offered Ior
sale OF exchange fOr Memphis property; Inc
place contains $50 acres. 100 acres q Nhlch Is
open. The land Is rich, aud capable OF pfoouc-
ing from one 10 two bales Of cotton per acre.
IA improvements are in lair oroer, ana Us
productions are always accessible 70 market
This is a rare chance 10 secure a good place. IL
VIII be exchanged or sold on terms
or in sections to suit purchasers For IuFther
particulars INQUIRE Al the house OF MAouih'
walker & Co.. 81 Union street. 5eo
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John Walsh, No. 81 Winchester street, be-
tween Main and Front. Latest style ofhearses
for adults INT children.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

VictorD. Fuchs, Il Jefferson street, is re-
ceiving them daily by express. Cali on him
for your supplies.
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MaggiOlO K FazZi will ~inaugurate the oyster
season to-day mt No. 10 Jefferson. The finest
Norfolk oysters, in shell and can, served up in
every style at all times through the season.
1FALL style Hats at Wheaton & Co.'s.
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H. HAINER deals in Mantels and Crates as a
speciality. His goods are acknowledged by all
TO be superior TO any in the market. 3i2 second
street.
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FOR SALE.

TRUNKs-The Factory sells retail, and 81
ia this city, and as low as any factory else
where. L HAPPEk, So Main street
CHEEP-Fine S~outhdown sheep. Leave or
street. stock TO be seen on Union avenue, .
miles from city. j.. ". OOPER
DESIDENCEA new and handsomely in
III proved suburban residence at Gi4S SJa-
ton. ~ miles on NJ and g. X H. neiEADoI-
hood unsurpassed. Apply 70 = l. MAJ
OFFICE SOUTHERN LIE IN9- CO.
DUNP-One d" Temple +" pump, the best ever
put In a cisrern. tits on exhibition al
the APPEAL office. Call and xamine it. lse5
HOUSE-s8 Market street; in good order,
nv 10 =. SEESSEL & son,
aus 80 Main street.
"OOD-COAL-COKE-ID cords dry ash
middlIng;" cords dry AK COCO
mfddIiug." 5000 barrels PUtsDurg Ccal-
d. strict m~idding." Casks always ready loE
Gas Coke, ad IDLIum- FLlces not
10 be beaten. II. 3. PACkER CO.
suZ5 I4 Second street.
CAwAfILL-In good running oEder, or win
sell machinery. For particulars apply az
Memphis Dry Dock Com~pany'sOfhce. lauH
q A-Tbe Old Company sells gas al s. Per
II 1000 cubic feet, II paid for within The
rrSr i've working days OF the month. 40
charge for setting meters once ~ Secono -
UNGINE-one 6-horse power portable steam
u engine, second Apply 70
aus ". JOYEER, rs Main street
r Olson Walnut street, on time. Apply
al IS Union street. GEORGE DIXON.
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JOE LOCKE has Harper's Weekly, Harperfs
Bazar, New York Weekly, New York Ledger,
and all the latest Eastern pictOTials; together
with the Sunday mornings APPEAL.
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September 2Sth theD Day
YOUR TICKETS NOW Oh NEVER

VlHE vast sales of tickets already made and
i the increasing demand for them from all
quarters having determined the Trustees that
the GRAND GIFT CONCERT for the benefit
of thePublic Library Of Kentucky, advertised
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The Memphis Steam Dyeing Establish
ment. 81 Madison street, turns out the best
work in its line throughout the whole coun-
try. Call and try for yourself.
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Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery, No.
2l Main street. Three f~aultless gem pictures
for fifty cents.
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NAMES OF DECEASED.
John S. Clayton, s, W. Jefferson,
Davis Cockrell, Fletcher Tallsy,
Thomas r. Smith, John 81. Bowen,
DIR. Taylor, senior, DR.. Taylor, Junior,
Mrs. Sue Ross Taylor, DR.. VIM. r, Chandler
DR.. McGinnis, i. +. Boon,
John Leslie, VIZ. r. Hunt,
4, Black, Stith NJ. Nelson,
Joseph II. Mosby, j. b. Sharpe,
T.. Y. ROck6tt, George Granger,
John Bullock, Colonel Dawson.
J. NJ. Corwine, Il, NJ Anderson,
George GOlliday, William Kehoe,
Roy. r. Frayser, John H. Bills,
A. j. Edmondson.
Is this not a fearful thinning of the ranks of
old citizens? If you viii attempt TO call over
In your mind such a list Of names among the
the best fruit falls first. Many Of these names
deserve special mention, but we will not par
ttoularize, as u Is said, "the memory of the
Just shall not perish, = and as it III q trait Of the
Old Folks, worthy Of imitation, that when o
mar dies who has faults, they bury them with
him.
Now, let US all resolve so to live thai our
memories may not perish, and give evidence,
while we live, that We believe that righteous
ness eXalteth q nation, so hat when we are
admonished that our allotted t!Ipe draws to q
close, we may in calmness gather our man
ties about US.
awhile conscience, like a faithful friend,
Shall thrO' the gloomy vale attend,
And ohe6T our dying brother;
HiAhAAf HALtA uAA olltA NAAtAAOAt5 Gtdotg
Like a Kind angel, whisper peace,
And smooth the bed Of dearh,T
During tine delivery Of his speech, Mr.. WAL
dram was interrupted by the arrival Of ex-
President johnson, who was introduced TO
the assemblage by Colonel Avery. He re-
manned for about half an hour, and then left
by train en- route 10 Chattanooga.
", B, Waldran, Esq, Memphis Fair Grounds:
DEAR SIR-lQqTs Of the ninth instant isjust
to hand, IN which you extend To me an ihvi-
tation TO participate IN the festivities of the
day with The "Old Folks" Nothing, | assure
you, would be more gratifying 10 my feelings
than to be with those Who'll have known so
long and 20 well, and 70 talk OF Memphis as
she was nearly half a century ago.
Our hQafa meets to-day on important busi-
ness, and ! cannot possibly absent myself in
any other event, i should have most certainly
accepted your very fiattering invitation.
Please present to my old associates my
warmest regards for their health, happiness
and prosperity, and my sincere wish that they
may live to celebrate many returns Of their
ANNUAL festival; and ] shall always i've in the
hope 81 claiming YOUR hospitality on some
future day. am dear sir, very truly,
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THE DAILY APPEAL is serve. to city sub
scribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
cents.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

"BUSE-F0r sale, or exchange tor city
property. "a Cottage House with "a acres
or ground. Apply at The premises on Dunlap
avenue, near the north gate OF Elmwood Gem
.etery. or 70 owen, McNutt Co, No. u Union
street. Memphis. Tenn. seo
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

haying regained his health can be found
day or night, at SO Madison or 23 Third
street.
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Do YOU want your home. cOmfortable2I II so
buy a HaCkett Patent Crate Of
II. HAINER, 3i2SecOnd street.
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New style Hats for fall received this day al
Wheaton & Co.'S, sign of the Tiger, 20 Main
I street.
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has all the
leading magazines, pictorials, weeklies n
dailies from all parts Of the cOuntry.
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WAseEEER, Sl7x Main street has the finest
observation-disclosures establishment in tho city;
the largest assortment Of goods fresh from the
hands Of the importer.
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UNDERTAKEN.

D-ENTIsTRY-Dr. J. b. WassOnis Office and
residence, No. So Monroe street.
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REWARD.

SR0 REwARD-WiI be offered for the ar;
,gho broke into my stable. corner South and
Main streets, on Friday night, about G o'clock
aud shot and killed a mule.
y. CHARLES JONES.
chDn Lost on the Lth Of August one Bay
DZU. Horse, fifteen hands high and five
Neau old. The above reward viii be given fOT
delivering him, or giving Information, al
se5 NO. 20 BRADFORD ST. brewery
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FOR ST. PAUL..
FOR FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS
MEMPHIS, HELENA & FRIAR's POINT
DAILY LINE.

DIN--N -NN-a
Steamer PHIL ALLIN, II
Stacker
Leaves Memphis MONDAY, WEDNEsDAY
and FRIDAY, at 5 o'clock pm. and Friars
Point every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at 10 o'clock am
Steamer PAT CLEBURNE, II
James aSleE -
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAl, Thurs
DAY and SATURDAY, ats o'clock pm, and
Friars Point every Wednesday, Friday and
sunday, at 10 o'clock am.
For freight or passage apply on board. au26
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Memphis Steam Dseing Establish
ment, 81 Madison street.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress elegantly,
n at the same time save money, should 90
tt once TO Maggener's, 3l7% Main street. He
is doing &C. D. D.. business-no bad debts
small profits.
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THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver OIL In
the world is Hazard Il Caswell's, made on the
~seashore, from fresh-Selected livers, by Cas-
well, Hazard & Co, New York. II Is absO-
lutely pure and sweet. Patients who have
once taken IL, prefer 1t 20 my other. For
sale by all druggists.
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars and fifty cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs of two or more.
LOOK at the new style Hats at Wheaton
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A SURE remedy for CHILLS END FEVER.
AYERS AGUE CURE never fails.
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J. W. S. BEowNE, No Joaerson street.
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Memphis steam Dyeins Establish
meat, 81 Madison street.
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STYLISH Hats at wheaton & Co.'S.
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Rnafs Lenvinr rn-.inr.
River, weather and business.

In Port.
City of Chester, GAINESVILLE.
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EXPOSITION STOCK.

THE miri cnIl on tLa slcek sails dne TO-
Il DAY, August Dth, lsl2 Fiese GAIA p
pay. D~elinquenis GA iOriier calls sac slA-
eially reque ted 10 pay mp.
aul5 ED. PuRkE PICKETT, Secretary.
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HFLP, ETC.-A man and wife TO take
II charge Of a hotel; ditto VIE 70 coos
T6sh and iron. the man 70 attend farm; D
cotton-pickers al g per hundred and board
Apply at IS Jefferson street, Intelligence
=. 5es WM. DARDIS.
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NEW style Hats at wheaton & Co.'s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-18

A THING Nor To BE Missed No lady 10
he city or country sh.uld iaIi 10 see and
,xamiHe IN. New Wilson Uuder-Feed Se~
iog NJ ,chine. This machine stands an the
very front rank OF 6r.t-clsss sing ma
chimes. 1t does every kind of work bsauri-
fully Oh every kind of material. 10 proof
of this We urge every lady to visis The Wilson
Sewing Machine rooms, and exsmiue the
beautiful specimens of work there displayed.
Look al them closely, they ~ill bear it. YOU
~ill see that whatever the material, the VIII
son makes q frn, even, elastic seam, which
no machine has ever surpassed. Best Of all
his superb machine costa but ifty dollars.
and at once establishes the fact that frs,
class saving mAchiue ~ be made and sold
at price that the people one and all can
easily Asord to pay. SslesroOm st37S Wss,
Madison street. Chicago, Ill, and In all other
cni,s in the U, S. The company want agents
IN country towns.