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WORKS OF ART.

Messrs. Geo. Shields & Co. will sell,
this morning at ten o'clock, at their auc-
ton rooms, 240 Main street, a fine col
lection of Italian marble and alabaster
ware; French Clocks hat run twenty
one and thirty days; fine bronze Fig
ures, etc, etc. The ladies will do well
to attend this sale. The %auctioneers in
form US that the sale will be peremptO-
~, as the goods are sold to pay advances.
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NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE ms. Co
OF LONDON y EDINBCRGH,

NORTH BRITISH y MERCANTILE INs.C Col
OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH.
MEMPHIS Agency, November II, 49,.
For the information of my policy
holders and the insuring public, | take
pleasure in stating that / have received
official advices from UNITED STATES
BRANCH in New York, that they have
again been called on to pay a large loss
by another confiagrati0n (BOston) and
again prove the strength and reliability
of my company 10y meeting all claims
promptly and showing a large fire sur
plus as a guaranty for the future. As
advised by telegraph, the North BRIT
IsH AND MERCANTILE losses, If total,
exceed $500, 600, about One-ffth
of FIRE SURPLUS. The liability is
$500, 900, One-third of which is re-insUred
in an equally large company. l hope
that the above will fully satisfy parties
insuring that my company is equal TO
any emergency, and that | may receive
a liberal share of their patronage. Very
respectfully,
j. @. IONSDALE, Agent.
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GENERAL SALE,s BUSINESS.

Cases now pending in the Criminal
Court, wherein the late General Sale
vas of counsel, will receive the attention
of his partner, Nj. g. P. NJ. Turner. The
partnership business of Sale & Turner
will be closed up by Acknowledgements.
November 70, 1G2.
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THE FESTIVAL.


The st. Andrews Society has more
vim, spirit and vitality than any like
association in the city. Its annual BAN
quet on the twenty-ninth instant, pro-
vided by the prOprietOrs of the Peabody
Hotel, will be sumptuOus and delight
full. Already duties have been assigned
TO several prominent gentlemen in con-
nectiOn with this social affair. Judge
James 0. Pierce responds to the toast:
f"The President of the United States;n
J. Harvey Mathes will speak to 1.-THE
State of Tennessee" A. II. Douglass to
1.-THE Queen;n L. H. Avery to "The
Bar" and then there will come indis-
criminate toasts and indiscriminate
speeches and e%loquence. The new
officers will be formally installed, the
supper will be discussed, and finally the
entertainment will be closed by the as
semblage singing the famed old Scotch
melody, "Auld Lang Syne."
The Board Of Managers Of the EXPOSE
ton Association have changed the
originally proposed date of their coming
grand masked ball, in which five thou
sand dancers, more or less, will appear.
The ball occurs Wednesday night, and
thus the st. Andrews festival viii not be
interfered with. But Memphis will be
bursting with two such events the same
week-the masked ball and st. Andrews
festival.
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KID GLOVES.
. LINEOF COLORED KID GLOVES
AT
FIFTY-FIVE CENTS a PAIR,
for this day only.
MENKEN BROS.
LAW RECORD.
Criminal Court. R. FIippin, Judge

Criminal Court. K. FIiPpin, Judge.
The following cases are set for trisl:
$50, William Wallace; 81, Mike Pay
ton; 416, Michael MalOwney; 432, James
Cornell; SIS, Angelo Marie; 5l9, Angelo
Mare; $40, Angelo Mare; 5Sl, Angelo
Mare and John Mare; 533, Angelo
Marie; 534, Angelo Mare; go, Sam
Levy; SIS, ConnOr HOugh; 500, r. w.
Perry; $40, r. w. Perry; 81, r. W.
Perry; $50, r. G. Walker; SOS, H. c..
Brewer; 951, Thomas Alexander; 1928,
r. B. Miller; 1913, James Robinson
1850, Henry Hutchinson.
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BLANKETS BLANKETsi

We open to-day another lot of White
Blankets, slightly damaged, Mss 50per
pair; also fine White Blankets and Grey
Blankets, at low prices.
MENKEN BROS.
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SALE Or EXCHANGE.

TRACT OF LAND-Weu improved, With
good improvements and in a high state
OF cultivation, situated on the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, ferty-fOur miles
from Memphis, and near a flag station.
Z will be sold low for cash OF exchanged
ior property in the Mississippi bottom.
For particulars
apply to
nos ANDERSON a
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to send their
fall and winter clothing to be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
Err, 246 Second street, for they make a
sDecialtV Of that kha of work.
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CASSIMERES! C%AssIMERESl

For men and boys wear, at very low
prices. Also, ladies' W~aterproofs. Some
remnants of Cassimeres and Jeans will
be closed out at a bargain.
MENKEN BROS.
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Great sale at wholesale. Merchants
will do well to examine the stock of Sa-
Bile, Mink and EImine Furs, as they are
especially low. MEEKEN BROS.
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INsURRl NSURRi INSURE!

The North British and Mercantile Fire
Insurance Company Of London and Ed
tnbuEEh paid e2,OOO,00 losses at ChIea-
20, and gave $1,000 10 the Sufferers.
j. G.. LONsDALE, sr., Agent.
Rooms ~ and 40, II MRdfsOn street.
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PERSONAL.

WELL DRTVING-R. r. WILSON, the only
w successful well driver in Tennessee, Ar
kansas and Mississippi. Orders received atS5i
-econd street, Memphis, VIII be ~punctually at
tended 10; water guaranteed or no pay. nol9
AIRS. DR.. GIBBS. 2S Poplar street, IS still
Nl exercising her skill in the treatment Of
diseases with her usual success. Chronic dis
cases Yield 70 her treatment in a manner that
astonishes al beholders. ~Emphatically the
lame walk the deaf heart the blind see!
contracted cords relaxed, and crooked
straightforward Cancers and tumors, in
lernal and external, cured IN all durable
cases. The best OF city references can be
Once hours from 10 m. to6p.m. noT7
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CAPITAL, s1O.OOO.OOO GOLD.

The North British and Mercantile Fire
Insurance Company presents Its claims
being sound and reliable.
y. q. LON&DALE, sr., Agent
Rooms ~ and 29, Il Madison street
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
anuy, and at the same lime save money,
should go at once TO Waggener's, 317l
Msin street. He is doing a c. o. D. bust
hess-no bad debts; small profits.
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Game Chickens.

I WILL keep on hand and for sale the best
Il varieties OF GAME CHICKENS.
All orders promptly filed.
l.. L. WILLIAMS,
nolb HUMBOLDT, Tennessee.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of Alels
IA Slyior, deceased, are desired 10 come
forward Immediately and make payment:
and those having claims against IL are hereby
notified to present them 70 myself or my at
torneys, within the time required by law, OF
they will be forever barred.
MRS. ANNA SAVIOR,
Adm'X Of Alois Saylor, deceased.
Warmer q Lee, Attorneys, No. Is Madison
street v,R
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Go TO Wan. Powell, jr., 10 buy every
thing in the Fish, Game and Oyster line.
keeps the best In the city, at No 4.
Jefferson street.
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Personal.

CAPTAIN c. S. COOPER, late Custom
house officer, is still lying in a very
critical condition at the residence of DR..
Bell.
THAT excellent and venerable gentle
man, James Banks, Il of the oldest
members of the Old Folks Association,
is confined at his home by dangerous
illness.
Hon. D. PRATT and Colonel I. B.
Fitch, Of Syracuse, New York, are at
the Overton Hotel. 1t is stated that
they come here on matters of import
ance pertaining to the several railroads
eonverging at Memphis.
L. ADLER, New York; c. S. Merritt,
New York; DIR. F. f. Jones, Mississippi;
B. Bobo, Mississippi; General r. p.
Nicely, Tennessee; D. b. McHenry, Sar-
dis, Mississippi; w. E. Stone, Missis-
sippi; L. +. MeGehee, Mississippi; and
Peyton Smith, Tennessee, are at the
Peabody Hotel.
THE correspondence in reference to p.
T. Barnum between 81. 7. Tomlinson
and the good people of the temperance
societies will arrest attention. TOmlin-
son issues policies protective Of public
mOTuls bBdlusj IEc-HdbcIy anu dBdlusL
fire rendering both %inocu0us. Every de-
votee of the temperance movement will
want one of TomlinsOn's policies.
GENERAL ROBERT RANSOM, of We'll
don, North Carolina, who greatly dis
tinguished himself as a Confederate of
ficer during the late war, arrived at the
Overton Hotel yesterday. This gallant
gentleman is at present engaged in rep
resenting several large establishments
in New York, in everything that comes
under the head of railroad supplies. He
was warmly welcomed yesterday by
many old comrades.
ST. LOUIS, November Is, lS72,
l62 Clark Avenue.
EDITORS APPEAL - Mrs. Virginia
Maury Otey-Minor, wife of Mr.. B. B.
Minor, is not the Mrs. Virginia L. Mi
nor who has showed so much /" courage
and good taste - in presenting her legal
petition, protesting against the constitu-
tionality Of the registration laws of Mis-
souri,, ETC., ETC., etc. The latter lady
should not he deprived OF her we'll
earned glory in the minds of those
agreeing with her in this movement.
Neither is Mrs. V. L. Minor, daughter
of the late Bishop J. H. Otey, Of Ten
nessee. Please correct your mistakes,
and oblige Yours, ETC.,
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MENKEN BROS.

WIN. POWELL, JR., is receiving choice
Butter, Oysters, Fish and Celery every
day, by express. Call and see him at
No. Z Jefferson street.
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I

VETERINARIANS can have your sick
and lame animals properly treated by Or.
BELL, VS., at Bracket a Co.'s, No. 81 Sec
ond street. nos
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THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil In the world is Hazard & Caswell's,
made on the sea-shOre, from fresh Sc
lected livers, by Caswell, Hazard q Co.,
New York. II is absolutely pure and
sweet, Patients who have once taken
it prefer ii 10 any other. For sale by all
druggists.
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FURSl

THE finest meats in the city at John
Temple & Co.'s $50 Main street.
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Here is a remedy for all the trouble,
suggested by a correspondent Of a Gin
ciDnati paper:
To the Editor OF the Times and Cbroniele:
Now the ice is broken in regard to al
lowing the street railroad companies the
privilege of running dummy-engines
upon their tracks throughout the city,
and as the Messrs. Kilgour, ever ready
TO do all in their power 60 accommodate
their patrons, ere the publication of this
article will, undoubtedly, be fully pre-
pared to take advantage of this liberty,
1t seems to US the moment of all others
for a just and sensible consideration of
the great benefit to be derived by the
travelling public from a perpetual lease
Of this privilege.
The only serious objection, snd this is
but an exploded bugbear, that can be Of
fered against the use Of the dummy, or
~road-engine Is, that it proves dangerous
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LOCAL ITEas.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, 234 Main.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No 211 Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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ana went uacK ugnt. Ano yIvyenno Dau
a good trip both ways, aid the T. II.
Allen went out after dark With two hum
drad and dfty tons for White river. load
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

WE are authorized 70 JOHN l.
TGOLLER before the 2 General Assembly
uT the state Of Tennessee. noL2
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CELLS RETAIL, AND AT WHOLESALE
y specially,
Lower tnHn any House in this City,
and as low ~ any factory elsewhere.
ociS /. HAPPEK, 81 Main street.
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terested in the enterprise, and it Is
added that surveys will soon be begun.
It l. the expectation to build the line IN
- ..nLnAnnAanI rt..In Il aHnoE l.
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GfTrING UP A CORNER IN HORSES.

EDITORS APPEAL have read fully
seventy-five columns about Epihippic,
Epizootic, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, with
in the past three weeks. / have travel
ed three thousand miles during the same
time; been to New York, Boston, Buff
falo, Cleveland, Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Louisville, and heard a thousand
veternarious speeches made about it,
but I'll be hanged II / have seen a case
of it vet. | have seven horses and ten
mules myself, in every condition, and
they show no signs of it. How is it that
there is no horse funerals anywhere?
What becomes Of all the dead animals?
The thing is a bewildering mystery to
me. / can't account for the disappear
ance of equine animation from the
streets of Northern cities. | did
not positively see a horse zee
in four weeks. l think myself that there
is a vast conspiracy among the horse
people for the carrying out of some
dlabolical object. A day or two ago /
met a number Of honest livery-stable
men in the city who were not in the
league, and they swore that there was
no Epi in town; but gradually they
have gone round TO the enemy, and
now they confess il with discouragiDg
unanimity. They mean some vile trick.
I wanted to buy q horse Yesterday but
could not get one to suit me under seven
hundred dollars. Then / tried TO sell q
mule, and no one would give me twenty
dollars for the animal. There is nothing
in al. this but the manifestation of an
ubiquitous SCHEME among the horse
men. They are trying to get up a 'cor-
nerin horses" YOUNG EP.
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Them weighing q fun pound-and Lney
grow ont from the stalk and short
RraDches. two. three aud four at a place,
- l..n..4 hlra than any cnffnn
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New cloth shades Sateens and En-
press Cloths; also Grosd de Zuride at fifty
five cents a yard, and upward. These
goods are cheap.
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sc. Lonsdaie. ar., agent North British
aRd Mercantile Fire I~nsuranee COmpa-
ny, insurcs Girst-c8ass risks. Oniee rooms
~ and no, Al Madison street.
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WAGGENER, 3l74 Main street, has the
finest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
in the city; the largest assortment Of
go 1ds fresh from the hands Of the i'm
porter.
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AYERS Cherry Peetoral-the worlds
great remedy for Colds, Coughs, Con.
sumption, and all affections Of the
Lungs and Throat.
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JUST RECEIVED,

DR.. ]. B. WATSON, No. 56 Monroe st.
administers Condensed Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas for painless extraction ofteetb
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fHE cheapest and best STEAM DYEIHG
AND CLEANING HOUSE In the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt d Hansonis old
STAND. A
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THE cheapest, freshest and finest Oys-
ters, Fish and Game, are at Powells, z
Jefferson street.
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has Go
aey and Peterson's for November; also,
ali the leading late publications from all
sources.
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IEsUREl INSURE! INSURE.

Observation-Disclosures cure for neu
G. w. Jones & Co. sell it.
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MERCHANDISE.
TERM policies issued ct special rates on
in the North British and
Mercantile Fire Insurance Company.
j.. g.. L~ONSDALE, Agent,
Office rooms p and %, Al Madison st.
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FOR WHTTE RIVER.
ZOE NEW ORLEANS

Louis and New Orleans Packet Co.
For Nicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans.
CONTINENTAL---.JOhn McCloy, master
This elegant passenger steamer
as above ~
THURSDAY, November 2lst, at I pm
For passage ETC., apply to
J. I. WASHINGTON, Agent
nO2O ~ Madison street.
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BARNUM.
The Good He Does, and who Ropes Hin
into Ii.

MEMPHIs, TENN, November 10, 1872.
Henry T. Tomlinson, Esq:
MY DEAR SIR-It is with great pleas
ure that I enclose to you the resolution
of thanks adopted by NatOma Temple
Of Honor, No. l, at regular stated meet
ing last evening. Allow me, while SO
doing, to assur you that your liberal
assistance to the Temple of Honor, in
this instance, will be held in grateful
remembrance by the members of the
Temple and by Yours respectfully,
A. B. CORWINE, W. r.
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NATOMA T. OF II. No. /,
49, 49, 10. 10 1870


AT the stated meeting Of this Temple,
held this Tuesday, evening, November
10, 1872, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
The committee to make arrangements
for the lecture Of P. T. Barnum having
reported that through the l~iberality of
7. T~omlinson, Esq, they had been
enabled to secure Assembly Hall for Mr..
Barnum's lecture, Mr.. TomlinsOn hav-
ing generously assumed the rent and
other expenses Of the Hall, it was, on
motion, ordered that the Worthy Re
corder present the thanks of Natoma T.
of n. No. / to II. T. Tomlinson, ESQ.,,
for his kindness and iberality in furnish
ing a hall for the lecture of Mr.. p. T.
Barnum, free of expense.
In witness whereof l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of the
Temple, this nineteenth day of Novem-
Der, 1872.
fsEAL,l A. B. CORWINE, W. x,
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THE uRANMAN
who took awaya BOX OF EGGS from our
-ar- on Friday evening, 18th instant, is re-
s.. l. JAMES & CO.,
nan No. 800 Front street.
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OFFICE B0Y-One that resides with hH-
2oI5 h. 8. O., Appeal omc7
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An American tourist mas been dis;in,
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Ism merely siosning AROUND among 90
ends. and II a p=eacher N In the
gvav he must take the consequences. II
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Young MAN AND WIFE-A young Hl
and vile, either white or colOred; zoe
F1rmer 10 take charge Of a dinlng-rooua .-t
after % act a. chambermaidi a good room
VIII be furnished. Apply az
uoTq - COURT STREET
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FOR RENT.


DEsIDESCE-A desirable residence for g.
IL large family OF boarding house, No. ID
Court street, possession December lEt. Apply
as No ~ MOur e street, or Boyle q Chapman,
Main street, this week. nols
DEsIDENCE-A nice brick residence on
n Adams street Inquire at lR Adams 81.
TNTIL the LIST Of september next, the first
class CyIION WAREHOUSE, corner Of
Third and Union streets. recently occupied by
h. c. Parker. E0s terms apply % the under
igned, at ChicEesaw Pres.
no5 PARKER CRAWFORD.
nWELLING-A 2-story brick dwelling. Z or
IL 3 rooms IN good order, No. 50 Market
street. "a. 7. 1UEOE,
noli - jefferson street.
OOTrAGE-The cottage on the northeast
corner Of Orleans street ana the selma rail-
road nov occupied by DR. r. g.. Polk, with
hundred yards Of the street railroad.
H. GUION,
Jefferson street.
coTTAGE-No.S G Vance street.
Seven or eight ROOMS.
On the street railroad.
CorTAGF-On DunlnpgL. between Bass and
Henry four rooms. good yard and garden
noI1 H-L-GUION, 3 Jefferson street.
nESrDENCE-E newly fitted up tWo-story
X. brck residence, so Adams Street, oppo-
ne Beni. Babbs. Apply 70
90 J.. ?. MEUAs IS Union street
@gs16eDcee and other houses for rent; receiv-
h, enhips accepted. W.A.Mheatley, ~ Maln
@10WS-Suft oil rooms, fnst floor up staius,
oyeT our store, northeast corner Main and
tlD 1900 "A long established millinery
stand. Possession given
ID septsmber. GEO.
aus
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DRESSED Hoes, fresh, every morning.
COSAWAH & LINDSEY,
gFl Main street
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Insure with j. g. LonHdaie. sr., agent
North british and Mercantile Ffre In.
surnnee Company. Rooms II and 20,
a. Madison street.
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ETTTATION-A Young married man with
- uvrrSlE years best city reference wants a
#|luarGu as B0ok-kegper, Clerk, or any capac-
tv sooner Than DO nothing. Address
1oE c., Appeal ONCE.
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WANTS.

TOTTAGE-To rent a small cottage. Ad-
u dress o.. A., Appeal Office, stating location
md terms. want Immediate possession.
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JUST RECEIVED,
AT
B. L0WENSTEIN & BROS,
fifty bales
COLORED ITS
and twenty-five cases
WHITE
which they offer at
POPULAR PRICES.
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BLANKETS BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
WHITE AND CoLORED
BLANKETS,
in all qualities and sizes,a al popular prices,
B. & BROS.

Gomez Of Main and Jefferson streets
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100 MEN-At o. X. Landing on Mississippi
lUU river. ia miles above Helena lp men 10
work on leNee; wsges $40 per month.
uOIg j.. b.. q q. B.. POLK.
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JOY & CO., S12 MAIN STREET
OPP. B
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
FOR CINCINNATI.

FOR CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati and Memphis Packet Co.-For
Cairo. Evansville, Louisville and Cincinnati.
- Str. Arlington,
Leaves This DAY, Nov. 9lst. at 3 pm.
For freight or passage apply on COmpany's
v hlrfboat, foot OF Court sheet
u0-l ". p. WALKER, Eup't
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Eeaaphfs and Arkansas nIver Packet
COmpaay-U.S 8. NAIL LfRe-
For Pine Blur and Little Rock Through
without ~reShipping.
Str. DARBAEELLE-..R L. Haines. master
Leaves SATURDAY, November r.
I'D, At 5 O'Clock pm. ~
For freight OF passage apply on boaTa OT 70
W.P.M WALKER, Agent,
no2l once on Whsrlboat, foot Court 81.
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4 ABOR. ETC have on hand a No
French cook; 500 hands for railroad and
ievees: also, cotton pickersi @ good cooks
washers and ironeus; help Of al KIDS white
md colonel. WIN. DARDIS,
uoIq k3 jefferson stIeet.
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nOOMs AND BOARD-Two unfurnished
IL rooms with board for gentleman, wife
mi laughter. Address G. II. c. this Office,
stating location. nos
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rITUATION-Wanted IN a sash, door and
> blind factory or planing-miu, a. foreman,
If Inc IarreSf factories Id the East. Address
mole l.. u. b.. this Office.
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COTTON,
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DRESS GOODS.

]. G. LoNsDALE, Agent.