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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-21

CINCINNATI, November 20.-Flour-
Demand fair and prices advanced, 81 10a
$50. Wheat-Red 81 4sa1 IS. Corn
Quiet; old 40a42c; new 37a88c. Oats-27
'a8Sc. Barley Unchanged. Groceries
Steady with fair demand. 0lls-Quiet
and unchanged. Pork-Qulet at $18 Goa
400. Lard-Kettle T9e steam II. Bulk
meats-Quiet: shoulders It; clear rib sides
&c: clear &c. Baeon-Jobbing sales;
shoulders &c; clear rib sides 10c; clear
10tc. Sugar cured hams-15ia15sc for
new. Hogs-$4 00a4 10 Whisky-S9c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-21
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November co. Flour-De-
mAnd fair and market firm. Wheat
No. I spring 81 17a1 10: No. Q do $tO7i.
Corn-No. 2 mixed alFa32c. oats-No.
9, 23c. Rye-No. Q, sc Barley-Fall
No. 2s6sc. ProyisioIs- Demand fair and
market firm. Mess Pork-$lS 90. L9rd
E-7ic. Meats-Green and dry Of previous
quotations. WhiSky-s9c. = q z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-21
COMMERCIAL AND, FINANCIAL.
wheeling WhOlesale Market.
OPVIoE DAILY IArEtLIGENcHl, [
NpadnaadAv NnvamhhR On

OFTIcE DAILY IArELLIaENCER,
Wednesday, November 90.
No Chahges 70 note. Priees fully maintained
and trade good.
AIrLEs-we quote at q Oe0iSO prrbbl. as to
quality. .3FAgF NFaF. =.
BuTTEH-rrIue 70 ehOicstoll at 3o0Sls; cold
packed dull, i9k0iSc.
BAKING powDER-SSaSse per pound.
BHooHs-Paney, y Is, q IS and tt3O; plain,
cuEEsE-Prime Goshen I6e; Dairy 1sc.
CRACKERS-We quote Sugar I2c; Lemon l9Ne;
Soda SNe; Water nc; Cream &c.
EGOB-Plrm; we quote at 2Oc.:: ....
FDH-IAke herring, q 90; white dab, 50 q;
No. . mhcketel, barrels, Ell %; No. 8 do.
% 90; No. ., half barrels, IS 7SN6 %; No ., do.
full weight, t4b004T5.
FLouR-We quole 10 last week.
Fancy white wheat. $50
Sholee Whlte wheat. "
EAmlly..".'s''.".'.'.. ieDs N
h4uA. ''''.'." .,."'.........".'.' eOeDI %
suPef.''' '''s"...,....'.',....'.. oO
nprlnB.',r.,. northumberland bOD 70
n.y.: '',.''-'.'. ''.'.'''.s'..".... ooO
buckWheAk pure, ...,....,....".'tb " per DOL
f1uGFR- az 1aak s,,Takta ,tRaRR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-21
"WN@"J p
legal tender
STATE BONps-Dnll bud steady

Tennessee very strong.
sTocKs-Generally strong throughout
the day. Pacific Mail advanced from
$751; to 80 on the news Of the safety of the
Arizona; Northwest common from sSe to
95, with much activity and excitement IL
dealings, the stock being reported corner,
ed; Western Union from 75i TO 76t; 0hios
from Al to 454; Rock Island from 1914
to 1854; Lake Shore from So to 8Sf; Erie
524 to $50. Other fluctuations with small
market closed dull, and except North
western trifle of from the best rates
but generally steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-21

ExTRAoRpINARY.-Mr. Robt. D. Cum
minis, Of Ltndside, tells Us he has found .
cornstalk In his field bearing IS ears OF
fine corn. That beats the famous chief
who fought the battle Of Point Pleasant.
--MoHF06 Register on tHr -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-21

TOLEDO, November 0-Flour-steady
with u moderate demand. Wheat
Steady; No. white Michigan 81 IS; am.
Der Michigan 81 45ta1 45s; seller Novem.
Der 81 5f; seller December 81 "a; No. I
rcd winter 81 SO; No. 9 do 81 45S1 46;
No. Q amber Michigan Sl86 Corn
Steady; high MIXED 40c; new SIZE; low
MIXED B9lci new SIC oats-No. ., sofa
90ac!l 40 IaYgi tpD r.I ed.
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zen taousand.a.year pin.money with IN
ALTERING trust and composure. From the
crown OF her head to the sole OF her foot,
all was Gu tait. Her slender loot was
laced In white satin. Fine linen, with
putings Of VAlenclennes, shrined her
DAINTY form and friends and guests look
q approyingly on.
The brides sister, Mrs. Hamilton, wore
adreSs Of white marquee, made entirely
o. Tiny flowers, bound with white satin.
This, evergreen silk, formed the prettiest
costume there after the brides.
THE RECEPTION DRESS
WGa brOcaled silk cqtS.Gu.lGiL In the
very long train, and extremely bouftant
IN tho back. The skirt was trimmed
W!IaAkit plating Of white tulle, headed
SlLh pufHngs Of tulle, caught up by love.
yuower crystals with velvet leaves. The
oVeskirt Of tulle, was finished with a
gorgeous wreath Of shaded grasses, fall
seg IN . soft variegated fringe to the depth
" nalf yard or more. This was headed
win sprays Of lilly.ot.the. valley, studded
mere and there with amber bodied butter
aIs with wings Of pearl. The waist was
SSt square, with three points, edged with
Stee cords--those points trimmed with
rolat Applique. Large open sleeve, lined
WIN white satin, finished with a plating
u tNlIe, with deep fall Of Applique,
Heit9e Of the same lace, caught up on the
ssaO9lder with spray Of flowers, falling
~, uown on the skirt. Accompanying
nus dress was q gold tipped mArabou
SISaiaef, with blue winged corsl-lipped
TEo, struck through the heart with .
SSay silver dagger; this to be worn 10 the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-21

] ADANpuRY street boy received 0 dollar
for learning eight hundred Bible verses,
and has bought with II handsome deck
Of liner. back cards, vi
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Commercial Printing

TNIlit. NATTER OFxW. F.GooD.
ruptcy. 700 %
Pursuant 10 an order OF tho District Court OF
the United 6tstes for the District Of West VII.
gini9, entered In the above entitled cause on tho
gu day q NoIembes. 1871, WIN % TleSdGy,
ne "a Gay OF DeeembeF, A D!EIatl qtgtk6l
Mcclure AouSo, in Wheeling, In said district
commencing A. 10 O'Clock Ak, proceed 10 ssIl
Of public auction, the personal eStGt0 Of ma
hankruplB consisting Of PArlor, Bar Room. AN.
Hard Room, Chamber and Kitchen RuYnitnfe.
There arc IN tho bAid hotel from aixty to one
hundred well furnished rooms ieaid iafniluTo.
consists Of bedsteads, 'mafbie.top burSana nd
washSteuds, lounges, tables, upholstered Am
ehAirs; hall, once, paElor and dining room chRirs;
eetteee, spring mattresses, spring bed bottoms,
blankets, comiorts, sheets, pillow cases, ane
eounteEpaneS, honey comb gptpAd8 t9belGi foot
tubs, chamber toilet sets, French plata miftofn,
mantle niErS S1.. SIS2aat Bruiee af and two
forks, tea and table spoons, butter dlsheS, Syrup
cans, sugar bowels, cream. piteherH, ,eaStoFs.
glass ware and dishes: with table and kftchen
furniture Of every description, ineludipR Two
steam carving tablel. Also Hix Arnt elAis BIZ.
lizard tables, counters, balls cues and enc Faaka.
one. W., ious. ~ and twelve Light ehAndOlisrs,
hde nRhts brackets and bi[llefd RaS lxtrroS. ( !
WI eel al the above property At ptiYat0 palo Al
any time before the day Of public GaIo, EubIect
70 tho approval aud confirmation OF tho sSid
your.. sale 70 continue from dIyto day until
TERMS or sALe3Cd!h, except tho billiard
The balance 10 two equal instamsntS, Al ~ snS
twelve mdnthg respectively, with Interest ftom
Gay o. sale. the purchaser giving notes WITH sp.
nova II LIZ. JONES AS.spss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-13

pleasant night of solitude, Ladies on p
street or In the bsllrooms will be especial
" guarded. They VIII always n 8 po-
hcsman hard by.
The house which was formerly known
az the O'DonneI saloon, on Adams street,
continues to fall with great persisteney;
Preparations bad been made to repullo
he portion which Csved in a week ago,
but the workmen had to turn their sVseh-
ton sgsin yesterday to b removal OF
more debris brought down by the ram Oh
sunday.
An accident occurred yesterday morns
ing at the new elevator, foot OF Beele
street, by which Henry Schroeder proke
his leg. He WAS up on the pile-drlVlng
the machine when be missed his hold ano
fell forty feet. He fell in the water snu
the piece Of log which he had been Saving
fell upon his leg and broke il. be would
most likely hsvs been killed bad ne not
lien In the river.
We learn from Mr.. Burke, of the
Helena World, who is now in our city,
hat the new gas works AZ delens are
=bout completed, and that nearly All the
business houses and private residences
srs to ba lighted with the nsphths gas the
stock OF the gas company ought 70 De q
GOOD investment, as 1t Is In all otoer
cities, Helens next wants the Holly
w~aterWorks.
We have received from Emory. Viz
ginia, the first number OF the emory
Bsnner. " the editors Of which are an
ncunced IS follows: Ed. h. Taylor, Tom
5 Ward, B. D Bell, and ", d, Csrml-
ehsel The Banner is a very readable pa
Ger, and as the organ of the students OF
.'old Emory and Henry" will prove, we
hope, the means ofgrest good. We wish
our young cotempOrary abundant success
and extend our congratulations TO its tai
ented young editors upon the appearances
The little papersmskes geographically,
and also upon the excellence OF its SON
tents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

"A tailor on Union street ex hibitAd q
sevenEy-hve . costume al his door yes
terdsy.
"A sale Of $1,000 city bonds was re-
ported a. Isl cents last evening after tie
close Of our financial report.
Tho Young Mems Ferpsichoresn soei-
ETY. will ms this afternoon n fouv
O'Clock, a. their hall, preparatory 70 ioin
ing the msskeTs tonight.
"A young gentleman, descended from
the "Sim Jim" family Of Virginia. viii
braid his legs and appear st the max
balls tonight as q whip lash.
The school board last night uusDi-
mously resolved 70 close the public places
of instruction IN the city to-day, in order
70 allow the children a Holiday
The second circuit ouf adjourned
yesterday TIL Wednesday, ia order TO
give the Msrdi-Grss boys q chance to eel
with ye knights of ye gin-sltng.
A "knuok" WA seen AZ an early hour
last evening on Washington street going
through the pockets Of lover OF benzine.
The topper viii doubtless realize bis loss
to-day.
Tbs box ofice Of the theater viii omen
this morning Tor b sale Of seats 20 the
Olive Logan course Of lectures, and those
who dssirs eligible positions should So
cure them at once
Three dealers In the dty sold seven
tsen hundred masks yesterday. About
IN CASES Of tina. article were received at
noon and opened. Half Of them were sold
bsfors night. There Is a great variety Of
them to be had SILL, II n may judge by
the zhOw-wiDdoWs.
For the perfect security OF msskers,
and maintenance Of order aud protection
Of everybody from any possible insult g
large special police fqrce VIII be every
where on duty to-day and tonight. Per-
soma arrested csnnO escape the calsboOse
~ putting up forfeitss We Wtsh them 8
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-13

To-day is the last of the carnival. Merdi
Grss, when all the sbsurdities, Raiety,
abandon, fun, wit and pleasure of the
whole festival time bstWssn Christmas
and Lent are concentrated into one SUI
preme effort OF tom-foolery-s day OF
which no one is expected to be 8 rational
thing, and on which tho "best in the
world" is the greatest fool; whoever
makes most lsughteT-is the most genial,
jolly, most humorous us The greatest
man We know.
Last night, Momus held his court in the
Casino, attended by his henchmen, cup
bssrers, testers and lords-in-wsiting, to-
gether with a goodly array OF militia and
cup bearers. The secretary Of state land
county, read all that the APPEAL has
hitherto put forth in respect to this oslo
b~ration, beginning at the start, when the
ides WAS put forth by our man of taste.
The King swigged on a tankard of
old sack, and spoke as follows: "Our
trusty APPEAL, the bulletin OF our
royal court has 4 thanks and We hore-
by, in tbs person of its learned reporter,
confer upon it the honor OF knighthocd,
and call it Sir Old Reliable, the prinoi-
pal bsrOnet in IL realm. We also order
that ali which has been said by our expo.
nent to indorse and receiy e the sanction
Of our royal warrant" This short speech
Of old topper was received, with cheers,
and all sang out, faye, aye" 1t was
ordered that sll the subj sets of His
Msjesty's realm be at the plsce of rsndsZ
ous at the hour prescribed ia tina royal
manifesto published in the APPEAL; and
all orders hitherto issued in rssptcs Of
scattering ye flour, or disseminating ye
eggs, Oh uttering ye speeohs' Will be en-
forced with all the rigOr Of tbs Kings
large force. The King is a parson of in
finite jest and Cxqaustless humor, who
loves all his good subjects alike, and he
will not be slow in Furnishing ye wicked
and unworthy knights. Two hundred
policemen in citizsn's clothes will
be scattered about the city to carry out
the orders of the King. On the other
hand, parties have no business mixing in
the jolliicstiOn of the gracious time who
sre affected with a wstery epidermis, OF
who are troubled with extra bile. Thsy
had better remain st home and take
coda water. The person of thin skin will
be tolerated.
'These few precepts in thy memory look then
character ."-ShdkspeGTs.
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PERSONAL.

A. R, HrNB, Ssrdis, Mississippi; e. F.
McGehee, Mississippi; Colonel J. G.. Mil
Ter. Mississippi; Colonel W. n. Pointer,
Arkansas; NJ. Ohesthsm; Nashville; Jas,
Buford, Pulaski, sre guests of the Pes
body hotel.
THE COUNTRY RIEND of Dir. L. Water-
msn, will find him at the house of Feucht
& Lookhsrt, 3l8 Front street, where he
can sample for them the best whisky,
wines and cigars to be found In Memphis.
Ssi $ are made by this house ct the lowest
- es. Call and see Mr.. Waterman, whom
We heartily endorse to the public.
The house has passed a bill removing
the disabilities of Colonel B. J. Lea, of
Brownsville, and D. J. @. Atkins, of Tren-
ton. Colonel Lea will be on the streets
o-dsy and should be unmssked. The
bill relieving him and the eloquent Clint
owes paternity TO Picsyune Roderick
Random Butler. It 10 g hare joke on the
two excellent gentlemen, but will do TO
tell on Mardi Gras. Don't make faces at
him
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or the APPEAL.
AN ODE 10 MARDI SEAS.

HAZE Mardy GraW child nv frolIk, haleI
You're welkim, Mardy-we've heerd nv you
sfore.
Likewise Graw, haIei You hev KUN Inst
moar
10 Memnss, to arouse the popler hiIartty
To feayer hest, n create a stur. In luther
daze
l remember, as 1t war but Yesterday, how you
War the delite Of me boytsh hart, and how.
On the mornin of the eventhe Toosdy. I arose
Frum my peesefie bed to sceans oftoy and
Giadness, and marks and bombons, and luther
sweet dellghtsl n now LIST moar, here you
ar,
And l tho not so muteh of a boy ez I wuz)
Pheel my hart rejoyce. Iwtu partissypate
In the frollickI will danse-I win wear a
mark.
lana the next day arter a headake?1 MOI
Vanish the thOrtl Pales of cold water war not
Made In yane. No h~eadakesi Further frOilik !
Olive Login-gtrls-funny stoaries-eiekence-
Ihess are in stoar for US the day after Mardy.
Hale, theni Hedake, avawntl inherent
froIlik,
Advance to the runti Hale, galyant Mardy
NOSE SLATER.
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RAILROAD NEWS
COrreen9n.

In our article yesterday, in regard -
the Fsystts county subscription, il should
have been Memphis and Knoxville, IN
stead of Memphis and SOmerville, Il
should also have been the interest upon
this subscription is less than eight cents
an acre on the and Of the county. This
subscription if voted viii make Fayette
county one of the most wealthy and de-
sirsble counties in Tennessee, and will
double the population OF SOmerville.
Who will vote against it2
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THIS MORNING begins the sale of re-
served seats tor Olive Logsn's three
nights at the Memphis theatsr. There
will be q very lively demand for the best
places, particularly for the first night Ito
morrow when ths lecture on "Girls" is
20 be given. The history of this famous
lecture is one glowing record OF triumph
aut success-of houses crowded to over
flowing, and enthusiasm venting itself in
cheers INT great bursts Of laughter At the
fair speakers wit and drollery. Olive has
given this lecture before more than -four
hundred thousand people, from the very
bsst class in all the great cities of Amer
lea from New York TO San Francisco.
1t is the lecture which made her reputa.
ton as an orator, and we understand il to
possess more of the elements of comedy
Than any of her other efforts. It viii be
heard on Wednesday evening by a crowd
ed house.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-13

MARDI-GRAs-Grand exhibition al the
Golden Gate saloon, 0. $50 Second street,
Life-size pictures OF the most prominent
fools of modern times by celebrated mas
Srs. Also he grand paintinglOy Raphael,
" The biggest fool in the world" Ali the
critics coincide mat this picture is the
truest to nature ever produced, Ad-
mission free.
A KAUFMAN. PTon'r-
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TIE Canton Mail, abiding 60 the New
Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern rail-
road, uses the following language: We
hope tha not only this but all projected
roads in the State will be finished at an
early day. and hat the roads viii receive
the benefit OF the railroad subsidy bill,
which we think is the best thing that has
ever happened in the history of legisls-
ton in Mississippi.
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FEMALE SCHOOL,

TNHE undersigned respectfully state 10 tba
u parents OF ths city ana
country, that they viii, on the F1rsf TO-
a8Y In p bFuaFy leKE, az the place knoWn
open 3 schOo for young ladies, both for -
and boarding pupils. in which VIII be fargst
AL branches desired, including tia 49,
ful. with ample room and gr0unds- IbS1.a
specially solicit the p~atrenREs ara IS,a
Of parents. aoa1g ladies Of Al ages. and o.
mOst careful attention in an ns.fsr-
md departm6nhH s~uzranteed.
..u 49, JENNY y, FOUEE
A Mis- NARY ". NEW8Oh
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Greensboro and RusseIlvtIte Railroad.
Colonel r. s.. Bevier, vics-president of
the above named road, is now in our city.
His visit to Tennessee just at this time
viii be explained in the following which
we take from the Rnss6llvills ken
tucky) Herald: &c Colonel Bevier has just
returned from his trip to New Orleans and
New York. He is in the best of spirits as
to the final success Of his mission.
he reports that he had conferences
with the leading railroad men Of
svsry railroad pointing toward or con-
Meeting with the OWsnsborO and RUSSELL
vile railroad, learned the anti and
needs Of zach, and fully posted himself so
as to know with whom connections could
the proper time comes. He says that be
received assurances from the highest
quarters that his Idea OF a uniform gauge
road connecting the North snd South Is
not only feasible and desirable, but g
thing that must soOn be accomplished.
The Greensboro and RussellVille railroad
offers the best chance OF any rosd now
in existence of being the medium
and 3 connecting LINK in such a
project. All Shat is yet wanting is she as
suraucs of a Nashville connection, snd
this could be assured to-day if the com
psny would sacrifice the stockholders
and sell out to a big corporation. This
the company are resolved never to do,
and they appeal for assistance to the citi,
of sister State. Colonel Bsvier
is now in Tennessee by order Of his COM
pany, leaving here last Monday for
and Nashville, and il is safe
say hat upon the SUCCESS Of his lRbOrs
the speedy completion of
the road and the value of the
mortgage bonds Of the company.
Hig energy ue6ds no eulopium from
those who know him. The field OF
bis labCrs prOmi1es to be fruitful, and we
hope will be successful. Meetings have
been held in Cross Plains, Springfield,
Iallstin and other points, and last week
from each of those places were
hers to see him. It will take some time
10 get 6 charter, which must be done
through the chsncery courts of Tennes-
see, and after that we hope esch proposed
route viii contribute literally, for the
longest pole VIII bring down the persim-
mons.
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FGUND.

COLI WATCh. Chstn and LOcket own
n e viii call e the office OF the Piedmont
and Arlington Life lnhurance Company 70
Main street. prove property ana pay This
- .eIlLseMsnl an1 geL rs DroDerLE 20
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REMARDS.

A. ATCH FIFTY LOLLAHs REWARD
" viii % paid Tor he return 10 me OF y
watch stolen from Captain A. ". stokes, Of
fernando, Miss, a. The AiEstsalppi snd Ten
nessee RsilIOau DEPOT, about three weeks
Eincs, and 10 questions asked.
I'LL DIT FORrEk, No. IS Union street.
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CHANGE or SCHEDULE
N0TfeE

My friends and the public generally are
hereby notified that I have removed my
Office from No. 20 Madison street to No. Al
Madison strest-basemeat office of the
Planters' Insurance. oOmpsDy's building.
ADOLPH LOEB,
Agent of American Central Insurance Co.
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sOkRpERS.

DOAkDLEd-kice board, By day OF week /;
- front rooms, tuln1 he'd or u-nfurnfAhed
70 rent, with board, ~ III Main street, up.
tara dM
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House and sign painter, 2Sl Second street.
Orders promptly executed At reasonable
waka1
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General Nesting Of Stockholders
IL TIE
EsnpbIs and sbsrlsstOa Railroad esnp'y.

DUhSUANT to 6 resolution OF the Board Of
a Directors OF Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company, adopted al s called meet
Ing thereof, held In the city OF Memphis on
the Ath day OF January, Is72. q general meet
Ing OF Stockholders IN the said Railroad Com.
pAny Is hereby called, TO be heid in the city
OF Memphis, on
WEDNESDAY, 2lst FEBRUARY, 1872,
for 'he purpose OF taking action on the pro-
pOsal of the Southern Railway Security Conn
pany TO lease the main and certain branon
lines Of this Company 3 railways, and also
Tor tnS consideration OF any other malta.
touching the interest OF Affairs OF This Come
pany that Hald stockholders may deem sd
T1sable. Nd. WICES, President.
GEO ROEERrsoE- sacraLarv. 49,
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LAW REPORT.

jon LOCKE, E6k Main street, has the largest
assortment Of Magazines, PicboriRls and dali
lies in tbs city
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-13

A DISTINGUISHED physician, In speak
ing Of the Alternative and apefient proper
ties of Upper Blue Lick, says: "There Is
not in America-in the world perhaps
any other onespecimen Of natural mineral
spring water holding in solution so great
q variety of salts, the value of which in
the treatment of disease is amply sttested
by their daily employment In some form
by our most skillful p~hysicians."
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agents,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-13

VALENTINES for everybody, and at all
kinds Of prices, at Joe LOcke's; also Sta
tionery and b latest pictOrisls, msRa-
zines and dsilies.
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Very ChOiee Goshen and Western Ia
BILE B-utter-And plenty of ID.
OLIVER, FINlGIE q co,
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IMARDI.eRAS.

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none sold at the halls.
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FELICITY-Nothing tends more
70 connublal happiness than cheerful and
healthy Infants and children. Ms, Whit
combs syrup Is the great ohildren's sOOthing
remedy.
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NOTICE.

REOHARD DRAKk and M.
HARF6RLRLB
HAVE thiA day become members OF our
II firm, and we hops 70 receive The con-
timed patronage OF our friends, and an ON
portunity OF selling otner merchants who
OF BOOTS. SH0ES ~ HATa viii ~ Ee1f
q to the wants Of the trade.
SOUTHWOBTH, THAYER q co.
January L Iva. IS