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The county court met yesterday pursuant to
adjournment, with the follow ng justices on
the bench: D. NJ. WitheringtOn, ]. A Muir
ray, W. Z. York, ]. A. Lyon, Thomas L. Giles,
John Spellman, Patrick NJ. Winters, W. h.
MOncrief, W. II. Snsed, VIM. Wallace, ]. W.
Herring, Thomas c. Bleekley, William Il.
Walker, Henry =. Jones, ThOs. Holman, tr,
g. q. Buntyn, W. II. HOegel, J. r Brown, Jno
T.. Burke, John Il. Elliott, Samuel A. Moore,
Robert B. Miller, @. L. Brooks, II. Massey, Jere-
miah Massey, r. r Stoney. Next Tuesday
was appointed as the day on which the report
Of Esquire GoOdlett upon the Barbour Lewis
warrants would be received. The following
committee was appointed to examine and in
Quire into the matter of safe-keepInE of
luuatics: Esquires Miller, Jones and n. c.
Massey. Several persons had reductions made
in their assessments. A number OF small APP
populations were made, and the count ad-
JouTnedto this morning at 10 o'clock.
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A. z. DAVIS,

MENREN BROTRERaS.
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ATTENTION, REAL ESTATE BuYERsI
The sale advertised for
NEXT SATURDAY,

A the corner of Main and Madison streets
Rv Rovstar- Trezsvant a Co.
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THE APPEAL IN THE CITY.

The DAILY APPEAL can be had every morn,
ing at the following-pamed places in the city
At the Office Of the paper, MOL Union street
AT the newsstand of Joe Locke, No. E8H
Main street.
AT the newsstand Of w. j. Mansford, corner
of Second and Monroe streets.
At the newsstand in the Peabody hotel.
AT the newsstand in the Commercial hotel.
At the newsstand in the Worsham house.
At the newsstand in the Overton hotel.
At the newsstand in the Southern hotel.
At the newsstand of m & Son, No. 10
Jefferson street.
AT the newsstand of w. D. S~pickernagle,c cor
ner of Fourtha and Poplar streets.
AT the newsstand on st, Louis wharfboat.
At the newsstand at Lanter & Eldridges,
Second s1Teat, near Madison.
At the newsstand of HOLIDAY, on Beale
street, near Main.
At the newsstand at the Railroad depots.
At the newsstand on tbs Memphis and Lit
tie Rock Wharfboat.
At South Memphis news-depot No. 90 Beale
street, near Second.
IEyou suffer from neuralgia,apply "Neunl.'
PUMPS, BIS Second street.
~
ECoNoNY.-9ake your fall clothing to the
Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House Hunt &
Hanson's old stand), 26 Second street.
HANSON q WALKER.
COCAINE dresses the hair beautifully.
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Our entire stock of fancy hosiery and knitted
goods. such as sacQues, hoods, leggins, bootees,
mittens, and misses and children's balmoral
stockings, in all sizes, lengths and qualities.
Call and get our figures on the above goods.
T. W. JOHNSTON & Co,
Opposite Peabody hotel.
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JOHN M1LIER, Secretary,
The shreveport ana sGerson RaIIrond

~ -. 80 - ~
CARDEz, ARKANSAS, Dec. %, 1871.
EhOs APpedL-The people Of this section OF
| country feel a deep interest upon the subject
Of a railroad from Memphis to Shreveport,
and q number LAY requested me 10 write
you with a view TO ascertain what Is being
done In regard to IL. / have examined the
Inherent charters or lie In the Office Of the
secretary OF state, and fear the greatest obsta-
Gle 70 be encountered, in the outset, is to get a
charter free from any trouble or conflicting
claims. You are aware, no doubt, that a few
years ago certain persons filed articles Of assO-
citation, under the act OF the legislature, with a
view TO secure the privileges OF q charter, bat
with no hope or Intention Of ever building a
railroad. The real object Of these parties was
70 place themselves in a position that would
enable them 70 black-mail those who, in good
faith, desired 10 build roads. Unfortunately
Tor our State, they have succeeded bur too
well. Now, VIVA We wish 70 know is, who
has the charter for the road from Devalls Bluff
being taken 70 build il? II the building OF
this road is undertaken by responsible parties
and IN good faith, the people viii contribute
freely and literally in money, lands and
county bonds. This is no idle promise,
We have a charter for a road from here to
Lanesport, on Re- river, with q board Of d.
rectors composed OF citizens whose only object
Is 10 build the road. Colonel Tyra Hlf. one OF
our leadiag merchants and a man Of wealth
and influence r. president. As one Of the di-
rectOrss 1 speak knowingly when / say we are
determined 70 build the road. The only OBJ
lection urged is that when the road reaches
Camden there is no connection east. Hence
our great anxiety for the success Of the Mem
phts road. Ours viii be q feeder 10 yours, and
Will be the means Of sending more cotton TO
Memphis than any other projected road.
Even Al this day our river is too low fer boats.
aud the people, more especially the mer-
chants, are impatient Of the delay In getting
their cotton TO market II your road was d oW
In operation, every bale Of cotton in Camden,
some ten or twelve thousand bales, and much
II not ali OF that that Is 20 come, would be
shipped at once TO Memphis. Indeed, nearly
all the cotton made above Red river raft,
would ind its way to you city. II your peo-
pie could only realize the true condition Of
matters in this section Of country, I feel salts
ned they would penetrate L with a railroad at
once, no matter what the cost. Themoney ex-
pended would soon be returned with ample
Hoping that you may be able to give the de-
sired Information, and that your city and peo-
PIE VIII act promptly In the matter OF building
me shreveport road, I remain, very respect
iuiyt j. Z. BEARDEN.
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When he returns from his buffalo hunt.
HIS Imperial Highness Alexis, Prince and
Grand Duke, lieutenant in the Russian navy
and colonel in the Russian army, has
signihed his intention Of paying Mem.
phis a visit and enjoying the ball
to be given in his honor by our citizens. This
will necessitate dress suits. They can
be had at Wsggener's. Waggener Is the
most fashionable clothier In the south
west, and, At his elegant store, No. T7% Main
street, has q stock Of cloths, cassimeres and
vestings that has never been surpassed In
Memphis, either for quantity or Quality,
which he is making up at prices chat we pre-
dict will go far 70 secure him q return Of the
custom that assured him the precedence In his
line in all this section. Waggener is deter
mined TO please. He has organized 10 please.
and will please his customers. Every man
VINO desires 70 be well dressed will call on
WagRener and get him 70 make a suit. He
Will md himself 80 well suited that he will
never think Of going elsewhere 70 be suited.
Remember this, q that the number Is 8I7<
Main street, three doors from Monroe.
A CENTURY ego the upper Bius-Llok uuzer
was used only by vast herds of budaloes. II
IS now the most popular mineral spring water
Of the age, and the best Alternative and aperi-
emit known. Supplied in cases Of two dozen
bottles, nlled carefully ~ the springs. An ex-
cellent thing for family use.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale ARentE-
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SECOND wAED.
THIRD WARD

Felix W.
NJ. hageyeney, Jun".--.-----"---.----.--.
= TpUnnfg
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BIS Second street.

IEyou suffer from neuralgia,appty "Neurl.
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AAIssissipsi & tennessee 3. r.
M q" E r.
q
-OF-
SHELBY COUNTY.


THE TAX BOOKS orthsyszr 1871 are ROW
L reEdy, and 1 VII attend a. the I u0E-
| Ing named places Tor The purpose ofTe-CiFrz
the State and County Taxes Tor the VssT 81:
District No. J, st Freed 4 Boyd's store, sat-
Irday, January 6tns E72
District No. 2 a Bass Store. Friasy, Jsnu.
District No. B. at Bolton's store. Ehsrsday.
January sth-
District No. 4 At Cuba, Wednesday. Innu-
District No. 5. ct engine horss corner Bee
ond Adams strestss wednesday, January
District no. 8. at RaIsigb. Friday aud sat-
urday, January L2Lh ana 18Th
District 10. 7. At Bartlett. Wednesday u
Ehursday, January 10Th and uth.
District nos, at Shelby Depot. Monday,
January sths
District NO. .. At F~ishsrv1us. Tuesday. Jan.
District 80. 70. al CoIHsrsius, Monday and
tuesday, sLGSE 18Th q 16ln-
District No. Il. ct Germaaton. wsdnes5av
nd1 THURSDAY, January 18th and 18Th
District No. &. at Meohauiozvine saturday,
an q sry attn.
District 10. L, At Araolda. Monday, Janu-
District No. u. at once corner Second and
Saion streets Aondey and Tuesday January
District No. Is, at Jacob BEASTS store. Chsl-
sea, Tuesday, January %.
District Ne Is, At White station. Friday.
January 19th-
District No. z. Al Mcdonnell Chareh, Tues
WE. MCLEhH,
Tax Collector O shelby County,
nH EEaEn~ Tawn--uaa
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Mo- 2+AO Main street.
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TENTH wARD.
EoR MAYOR
WHARFMAsTER.

SOdOOL NISlIOh.
A. h. Merrill.
p 7. Tnakf Ok
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Ena SALE.

co ACRES OF desirable land; ninety in
lOOculfIvRtion, good Improvements, nnely
HaLsred and healthy; ten miles from Mem
phE, on lower Horn Lake road, DeSUto
county, Mississippi. FOR particulars apply
to p. 81. hTyson, rs Main sire {, or on the
1ram1sEE fad las. BRYsoN.
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T~RAHsPOsTATIaz.
Pine BLUFF RaAHCH.
ksmphis& LInIs Roek r. 2. Co.

- Books are nov open for subscription 20
the capital stock Of the Flne Bl16 Braneh Of
the Memphis and Little hocE Railroad CON-
at the foIOWdnE Places: OEc Of ". P.
trace, Pine lun; once Of p-E. BoaE. Littls
Roek one Of NO WILLIAMS. DsEaD'a Bluh;
once Of company, No II jefferson street.
Memphis, Tenn The Company agrse 70 TAXI
.Arkansaa Wild land a. 4 fair price, ana Issue
uU patd-up stock In pay ment- Land sub
scrtbed before LIST January, B71, VII be Z
pany give the party EEDscTtoiRE the option
Of buying half the lands subscrl5sd a. the
same price, within ave years This is psTtOf
he man line 70 Shreveport and Jefferson,
where connection VII be made WIKI TIA
Southern Pac1rs Railroad.
Blanks IN AL fuarEuatI0n Eurnt8hsd -
agents and tie uudsTzieued,
I'D WILLIAMS,
Land and General Agent Tor Company.
Nus oEEg and 4. P. fUCK. Agents
Once. - Jefferson street Men phfs- Tenn
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asnphis & Kansas Gity r. r.

Tax Collector O sheIby County,
STAT ~ T--w---aa
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HOUsE o. I'VE rooms sDd lot of three acres
II OF ground, on Hosley'B avenue, the Tor.
mer ue1loence OF MIS-. JONI Temple apply
10 J. T. qEMPLE,
Jas No. Jefferson street.
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ThE cheapest and best Dyeing and Cleaning
house in the city is at 246 Second street Huni
SAAAns ~ HANSON q WALKER
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MATER.

John Johnson is mayor, Lightburne
W~harfmRster and Robertson tax collector.
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o NEW ORLEANS.
For Now QrIean@-
Regular hsmphis and New Orleans
THURSDAY PACKET.
Fer Now Orleans and ths Esads.

9easOn 1~RZ1s19ZR.
Ths Elegant Passenger and Freight STEAMER
80 BELLE LEE -
j. FRANK Hioks-maEtsr ]. s. sunIvan.-olerf
win leave Memphis for New Orleans Is
tollows:
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sReAT SACRIFICE.

SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dispensary,
headed Book for the Million-MRrriRge Guide
lin another column. 1t should be read by
all
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CoNKUBIAL FELICTTY.-Nothing tends more
70 connubiL happiness than cheerful and
healthy infants and children. Mrs. Whit
combs syrup Is the great children's soothing
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aNxURIp Immediately relieves M per-
manentiy cures neuralgia.
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RAILROAD NEWS.



In to a call from the cheir.
man, a quorum of the board Of commits.
sioners Of the jackson and Memphis
! narrow aug railroad met at Mount
! MOriah church, Eayette county, Tenu6s-
see, on December 18th, 1871, Colonel J.. r.
Mosby present and occupying the chair
John Miller, by motion, was unanimously
elected secretary. The following presm-
bic and resolution was offered by Major
w. J. Sykes, and passed after being
amended by John Miller:
WHEREAS, It Is important that q mar
row-Esuge railroad should hsve 8 fair and
impartial trial, in order that their merits
may be fully sscertsined; and
WHEREAS, Cooperation is necessary to
achieve any great result; therefore, be It
ResolUed, That all companies in the
United States engaged or interested in
building narrow = gauge railroads be
earnestly requested to send two or more
delegates to attsnd q convention to be held
in St Louis on the third Wednesday in
June, 1872, to consult together as to the
best means of securing the success OF the
system, to agree upon 3 uniform gauge, to
bring about concert of action among the
friends and advocates OF nsrrOT-gauge
railways, and that we desire to act In
harmony with ali railroads OF present five
feet gauge
On motion, the chsirmsD Colonel j. R
MoEby) and Msjor ". J. Sykes were ap-
pointed q committee and instructed 20
sppIy to the mayor and aldermen of Jack
son, Tennessee, for one hundred thousand
dollars, TO be applied to the building Of
the Jackson and Memphis narrow gauge
railroad.
On motion, the chsirman Colonel J. R.
Mosby) and Major ". J. Sykes were &p-
pointed a committee and instructed to
apply to the county court of Fsyette
county for such aid 70 the Jackson and
Memphis nsrrow-g2uge railroad as the
court may think proper to grant, TO be
expended in Fsyette county.
On motion, Captain Mann was chosen /
engineer to make a preliminary survey Of |
the route or routes from Jackson via
Denmark 10 the Fayette county line, and
Major W. J. Sykes was authorized and
instructed to make b best contract
possible with Captain Mann; and, in the
event q satisfactory contract cannot be
with Captain Mann, that MAJOR J. /
Sykes Is authorized to contract with
some other engineer to do the work, and
he survey 70 be made in the shortest time
practicable.
The business for which the commission.
srs were called to transact being COM
they adjourned, buoysnt with the
lope OF Dol having a railroad.
J.R. MOSBY, Chairman.
JOHN MILLER, Secretary,
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LOST.

RON-On ~Eagurosy right, or the New Ra-
u leigh ROAD, ore brindie roam GOV, about
four carr old, ear marks not known. Any
n ~ vii lead 70 the Tecover OF
the above. a. w. n. o STOCK Yard, No.
as Main street. VIII be literally rewarded
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. certificates OF the
u cap1tal stock OF the Memphis Oh Com
many for I've hs1cned $50 d0lleFs each,
6oa- 81, . and 81 Transferred BY - J. Barton
49, = anc J. ", Cochran. 90
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Or. MUNSEY HAS ARRIVED.

Remnants OF Irish linens, linen damask,
dress goods, domesttcs, fannels prints and
cassin1eres. A. 8 & SON.
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The calendar as published in yesterday
mornings papers will be taken up. Also, all
motions fer new trials will be heard and de- /
Iermined. 1
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Driven wella at BrOwns .
RroVns' MbsA9ondseroeE
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NOTICE.

A MEETING OF the stockholders OF The
"A Merchants National BH1k OF Maurhs
win be held on TUESDAY, tl9 8th day or
January, B7A af tEslr hsuEfng house corner
Madison and Main streets, for the purpose OF
eloCsing Dire gtOrs for the ensuing car, FonI
open from m am. to 4p.m.
mo. j. FREEMAE, Cashier.
Nsmphia- Danamh her O. III ~
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MISSISSIPPI LEvEE AND STATE TAX
INk PAHERs-A0 interested IL tns payment
Of Mississippi Lsvse and state axes an beFa
their taxes paid, or II TIE lauGg hsYs been
forfeited, redeemed BY application 70
BANK.
5aR6AW Jackson AlEI
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APUBLIC LIBRARY can be had II the people
viii attend DR.. Munsey's lectures, Friday and
Saturday nights, at the Greenlaw opera-house.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

EXAMINE the gate in thiA once. Tia Orsa
saving of fuel-EDs,
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sTAaBQATs.


FOB CAIRO IND ST. LOUIS.
Msmpkls and 81. oais US. Gail Linz
For OsoeoIa, Madrid. EickLaan, Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting II belmon with Lha
@ Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats uP tbeO OHIO River.
CITY OF ViCKS6uRG,
A J. Carter, Captain.
This elegant and swift steamer .~h
VIII leave IS above E
THIS DAY, January s, at 10 am.
Tickets FOR al points Via Memphis and 50
Louis PACKETS, North, East and West, apply
TO General Railroad and Steamboat Office.
TON B. DUNN, cor. Court and Main sts
las Ff+ hP SaLv1 AEspt suDa.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
ST. Laeis & New Orleans Packet Co.
For yicksszrv. HsscneB end New Orleans
Str SUSIE SILVER--.T. W. Shields, master
This splendid passenger packet A
THIS DAY, SIN tnsty at u %.
~ III. WASHIHGT0H. Agent,
jas No.8 Madison street
St.k8E5s ~ cay Orleans Packet Go,
Str. TOM JASPEE---Kenntsfon, Master.
IT T3is eisgsnI gsssenserp'cEet
THIS DAF ~5A inst at4 pm.
J.T. FAGHIEGTON, Agent,
jas No 8 Madison street.
FOR OSCEOLA.
For Osceola and way IandIngs-The steamer
49, ukDiNE -
n-GIDI-f-h ~.gFaWH 4 1nOETT~h ANAL
Leaves III Is DAY BAH inst, al 5 pm
kor freisas or psssazs sp2G on 6osrd "a
FOR EVANSVILLE.
For Gsirs aud Evansville.
Tae elegant PASSENGER sseamer
s E'lKk fARBLE go
Tom
VIM leave on HIS DAY, 5th Instant, at Il m.
For freight or Passage apply on board or 10
II. ". L1GHHBUhHE, General Agent.
ja5 IS Front street.
Granville and Memphis Packet Co.
For EVsnsYine and Way L&ndlngs-SteamsE
- Ada Hejlmzn -
]. 3 Hau------masts Bresden-----.cleTk
WI i6Rve FSIDAY. 5Lh tnstsnt, Al 5 PM
RICH'D W. LIGHTBU6NE, AGENT
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOF PEA AzggxF AND LITTLE ROCK.
ARDANELLE-.S cd. Rowland, master
VIII leave Ertaay, January E.
., at 5 pm ~
For freight or passage Rppty to
W. H. KENNE6AY, Agent,
once on COmpRny's WhsrfbOat,
Jas Foot OF Court street
FOR CINCINNATI.
sen8Bhss = G1aSinnasi Paskes Co.
Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and Gin.
ctnuai,
NASHN1LLE-.--.s-...... ID karatta, msEter
VIII leave on FRIDAY, 5tn E.SA
az 5 pm ~
For freight or passage apply on board o. 70
1s4 n. ID. COBB, Agent, 20 Front street
FOR ARkAkSA5 RIVER
ssHpkIs aad Arkansas Rsvsf Psekst Cen.
paaY-U. S, Haii Lie.
EEE ELEGANT PASSENGER BOATS OF
Il this line leave Memphis for AL points
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MEETING eF BOABD OF DIBECrORa


OFFICE OF THEE ak c. r p CoEPAET.1
BATEsFILA. ARK, November ~. ISL
II pursuance OF ne pr0y1 tczs Os ssciton
4 eight Of Al act enLilled "Au Aal 10 pros
vide for q general system % HaIrced Lncor-
porstisl, passed o. the Genslsi AassabIv
OF the State OF Arkansas, and apDroFsd July
sd. 1S. 8 general "A stiug OF tha Directors
and stockholders OF tbs Memphis AID Kan
sss City Railroad Company WI % hsIa on
Wednesday, the IOth day Of iaaHav, 1872,
At the once o. LuciaU @. Cause, z q In thu
ftsE otJacEsonpOFt- IN TacEscn county, state
81 Arkansas, fCT the election OF df-sc ora for
the ensuing year, and tie traDsscstou OF
other oustnsEs-
Evsry Director aid Stockhcidsr is r.
QusstSd % attend
W. BKEEA. PreaIdSsG
DEEEGFORs AID snCCEaoLurRs
B 7. Patterson, LB. HaK1wsszL
G6Lest Elisha BEEter,
VIM. G. Ford, Lucfan u. Sane
". A. Tisdals, J. ". Ef5ridga
NIX Patterson StOcShGicers. dscss
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MEEKEH BROS.
Oh. MvssET at the o~pera-house tonight.

STRANGERs hou by all means call anS
examine the new and elegant stock OF carpet
n furniture at Z. Fegsnis, go Second street
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RIVER NEWS.

Beats I'm Port. .
G. Elliott. Dardanelle. Ada Heilman.
Phil Allin. Nashville. Pink VaFble.
Susie Silver. A. J. White. Tom Jasper.
NJ. J. Wicks.
River RepOFt-JAnuary 4, 1879.
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Second Chaneery Court-scOst, Char
Comfy

Judge Scott was unable to be in attendance
yesterday, owing TO illness in his family. The
same calendar, as published yesterday, viii be
allie Today.
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VII be a ohsncs to buy valuable property,
at g strictly peremptory gale, which should
not be neglected by those b are in search
of the best bargains. The sale is on account
Of nonresident, and to settle an estate, and
Is wholly unrestricted as TO price.
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TAkEH UP.

- AKEH UPON the I'd mat, s RED COW,
II win . young CALI Ths COW Is in good
order, very Feutie, noruB sawed o., rlRhE ear
cropped. UnueIbit IN LETT ear. Toe owner can
Pet her by calling on Warrington Jones,
Union avenue and usyiDg ehsrges. 1Rb
TNAKEN Uf-On the 2sh instant, spointer
deg, which the owner can have BY prov
ing property aud peytuR Tor this advertise.
me 4. 1uQ1ireatE l Eeaie street
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LAW

First Circuit COurt-HeiskeII, JHdge.
Colonel CAN'T made his argument on the
motion for q new trialtn the gas case yester-
day. Judge I. W. Brown viii speak to-day.
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REMNANTSl REhNANTSI

Everybody will go to hear him at the Green
law 0pera-house tonight and tomorrow
night.
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"NEURIL" is kept by all first-elass drug
RfstE. Apply to hem for a circular.
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