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The Placer herald., 1872-05-11

And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Trustees, made on the Goth March
1872, many shares of each parcel of said
Stock as may be necessary will be sold at Public
Auction on
Monday, the aOth day of May, 1879,
At o'clock PM of said day, in front of the Colfax
Exchange, ColfaX Placer county, Cal, to pay
delinquent assessments thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale,
WM b. STOREY, secretary.
Colfax, May |, 1872 myI-2
The Placer herald., 1872-05-11

A LADY of Auburn has kindly furnished
us the history of the circumstances which
gave rise to the term Lynch law" We
will publish it next week.
The Placer herald., 1872-05-11
official Paper Placer County

THOMAS BoycE, No. 30. Exchange BuldinS
on California street, San Francisco, Is authorzep
to solicit advertisements and subscriptions IN that
city for the HERALD. and receipt for the same.
BEAN g. Co., No. 40 Montgomery street,
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co., San Franc SEQ, are
authorized to solicit advertisements and s;bscrp-
tions and receipt fer the same.
HcDsoS &MENET are our authorized sole Agents
in New York. All orders for publication, unless
accompanied with the money, must come through
them to insure attention.
The Placer herald., 1872-05-11

FOURTEEN new subscribers have enrolled
their names on our books this week, and yet
there is room for more.
The Placer herald., 1872-05-11

The Grant papers are trying to force the
Democratic party to make a strict party
nomination, as their last hope of electing
Grant.
The Placer herald., 1872-05-11

CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR. The California
State Fair commences this year on the 10th
Of September and ends on the 2Sth. Over
se0, ,0o9 has been set apart for premiums.
The Placer herald., 1872-05-11

The Sacramento Reporter was born with
out principle, and died unregretted from a,u'
socri fames.
The Placer herald., 1872-05-11
GREAT BARGAIN,

arrangements that require his attention. Tbe
land IS excellent for GRAIN, HAY, VEGETA.
BLES, VINES or FRUIT TREES. The place
is situated in healthy locality and delightful
climate. On the premises is a GOOD DWELL
ING HOUSE AND SALOON, and the grounds
are finely ornamented with shrubbery and shade
trees, and supplied with an abundance of good
water.
The farm and stock will be sold together. Or
separately, as may be desired The premises
will be sold for LESS THAN THE COST OF
THE IMPROVEMENTS, if application is made
soon
Persons wishing to purchase will apply to the
editor of the PLACER HERALD, at Auburn, from
whom the price and other particulars may be
learned. fel0-t
The Placer herald., 1872-05-11

ana III accordance with law, and an order of
tne Board OF Trustees made on the llth day of
March, 1872, so many shares of each parcel of
sad stock as may be necessary will be sold at
fuolic Auction, at the Office of the company,
room room NO. l, Express Building n. E, corner Of
California and Montgomery streets, San Fran
cisco, California, on the
SIXTH DAY OF MAY, 1872,
AT the hour Of ONE o'clock P NJ, of said day. to
Ply s'lo qSllnquent assessment thereon, together
WIN costs OF advertising and expenses of sale.
THOS. j. OWENS.
oao :, Secretary.
oihceI--Koom No, Express building, N. E.
San Francisco, California. a,roo 'a ~
., me n: above sale is postponed until THURSDAY
hn sne sixteenth day Of MAY, 1872, at the same
Tour T and place. By order of the Board of
i'"''ees' THOS. j. OWENS.
c.. Cr,,o;.oo c., , Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. Express Building n F
corner of California and Montgomery y streets
1--- ~ y, % oollIoInia. myll-1w
The Placer herald., 1872-05-11
RANCH FOR SALE.
A Farm of 500 Acres Of Good Land

ALL UNDER POST AND BOARD FENCE
n lying four miles from Auburn, stocked will,
five horses, one new four-horse wagon three
horse colts, three mule colts, two milk cows
five hogs, sixty-fve goats (part ANGORA), Is
now offered for sale at
The Placer herald., 1872-05-11

nyl lot
The Placer herald., 1872-05-11
Notice Of ASSeSsm ont,

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-19

For Helena, Fnars Point, ChicOt City and
the Bends7steamer
TYBONE Harmon, master
COUTHERN OIL WORKS hay ~
y ing chartered the steamer E%ftg@NN
Tyrone, Capt. Harmon, 70 taEe4E~
the place Of the steamer Pink Narble with
drawn temporarily for nepGtrsl, will leave As
above N "WEDNESDAY, OcL.3JLn, al O'Clock
pm. For freight or passage, having me ac-
c~0mmOdations, apply on board, foot Of Jener-
son street. OcZg
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BAR MEETING.
Honor 70 the Memory OF the Late gen
eraI John r. Sale.

The Courts in the city adjourned yes.
terday out of respect TO the memory Of
General Sale. A meeting of the Legal
gentlemen of Memphis convened in the
Criminal Courtroom yesterday. The
chamber was full, in fact nearly all the
lawyers in the city were present. Gov
ernor Isham G.. Harris occupied the
chair, and Colonel 7. w. Avery was
made Secretary.
Speeches were made by Judge Green
P. Foute, Colonel Duncan McRae, Col.
George CAN'T, Orville Yerger, Esq, and
Colonel Ed. Burke Pickett.
The following committee was appoint
ed to draft suitable resolutions: Judge
II. w. Brown, Colonel d. X. McRae,
Colonel George CAN'T, Colonel II. c.
Young, Judge R. J.. Morgan, Judge J,
r. Flippin, Attorney-Genera Luke L.
Wright, General L. b. Horrigan, Judge
Harry s. Lee.
The following p~all-bearers were ap.
pointed to attend at the funeral to-day
II. Clay King, Chas. KOFtrecht, II. E.
Jackson, 7. w. Brown, r. J. Morgan,
5. r. Cannon, Geo. Winchester, j. NJ.
Carmack, G. c. Cameron, ]. D. Adams,
E. B. Pickett, g. 2. Foute, VIM. Wal
lace, E. A. Beecher, A. II. Douglass, G,
w. Heiskell, j. R Flippin, Judge Hud-
son, Judge J. r.. Ray.
On motion a committee of six was
appointed to confer with the family Of
the deceased, and take general charge OF
the funeral arrangements. M. D.. L.
Stewart, w. T. Avery, P. d. Boyle,
Frank Taft, e. A. Cole, j. Reilly. These
gentlemen will give notification through
the morning papers as to the hour of the
funeral.
The 5eeting then adjourned to nine
O'Clock this morning, when the report OF
the Committee on Resolutions will be
received, and the bar Of Memphis will
proceed to attend the funeral.
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THF BARYUM SHOW.

p. 7. Barnum and his show will be
here tomorrow, and remain two days.
In the annals Of amusement, there isno
record Of any other show that has re-
ceived from all classes One 1.-THE Of the
patronage that has been extended to that
under the management OF the world
renowned p. T. B8rnum. 1t was Bar
mum that r~ecUsitsted the nurse Of
George Washington, and exhibited her
throughout the country nearly forty
years ago. II was Barnum that captur-
ed the Fee Jee Mermaid, and il was
Barnum that induced the Swedish
Nightingale" Jenny Lind, by the gilt
tering offer Of one hundred thousand
dollars, 70 leave her native country for
the short space Of four months that she
might electrify the new world with the
sweetest strains Of her melodiOus voice.
Barnum IN short, has been the pioneerm
al great amusement events for the last
forty years, in this country; and now
our people are to see Barnum and his
show IN Memphis. 10
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HON. WM. C. DUNLAP.
Meeting OF Inc Bar.

Immediately after the adjournment OF
the meeting of the members of the bar
held for the purpose of making suitable
arrangements in regard to the funeral OF
General John +. Sale, a meeting of the
bar was organized by calling to the chair
the Hon. John 7. Swayne, and ~electing
NJ. ID. l.. Stewart Secretary, preparatory
for drafting and adopting proper resoiu-
tons commemorative Of the life and
character of the Hon. William G. Dun
lap, who departed this lie, at his late
residence neal Memphis, ON Friday, the
fifteenth instant.
TreadwellS. Ayres, Charles KOTtreeht.
w. T. Avery and James Il. Temple, Of
the few members Of the present bar who
knew the deceased in the early days Of
his usefulness, spoke in feeling and elO-
quent terms of him as a man, a jurist,
and a lawyer, eulogizing him for his
goodness of hear, his gentleness OF spirit
and his kindness to all.
On motion of T. S. Ayres, the follow
ing committee, to draft suitable resOlu-
tons, was appointed by the Chair, viz. !;
T. S. Ayres, Charles KOrtrecht, W. T..
Avery, J. Z. r. Ray, ]. 2. Caruthers,
b. M. Estes, S. NJ. Hankins, II. j.. Nor
gan, w. p. Wilson and J. E. Temple.
This committee will report their resO-
lutions to a meeting of the bar appoint
ed for Friday, November ., 1872, at the
First Chancery Court room, TO which
the meeting adjourned.
JOHN +. SWAYNE, Chm.
n. d. L. STEWART, Sec'y.
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".HHH. .I M.L.|
the loaths0me disease, and, not wishing
to be burden, took refuge at the Aims
house. Here he fingered until q week
or ten days since, when death zane TO
his relief. At one time immense ulcers
appeared on different portions of his
body, but, strange to say, within a short
time of his dissolution they had healed
up outwardly. He had the services Of
three or four of our best physicians and
theattention of a number Of our citizens,
but without avail.
1.-THE most singular part of this sad af-
fair is, that nc one in this vicinity
knows where he came from, as he was
not communicative upon that point. He
merely said that he had relatives in
Kentucky, but that he did not wish to
trouble them with the knowledge Of his
misfortunes. During the whole time of
his sufIeTings, which are said to have
been intense, no word O. complaint was
uttered, he bearing all with a fOrtitude
beyond expression
1D7) REMEDIES.
Keep the animal warm and quiet,
without work if possible; feed on boiled
oats or bran mash, warm, with little
hay or some good straw; keep the a
clean, by having it wiped and sporged
out constantly, using CASTLE soap or a
weak solution Of carbOlic acid and soap.
The disease not being in the stomach, is
not likely to go down the throat or
w~indpipe, unless the animal swallows
the matter which, discharged from the
head, is very poisonous after the first
few days, or when it has assumed a yell
low color. When the disease attacks
the lungs, the treatment is the same as
in the lung fever; give ten drops Of AGO.
mite every hOuruntil the horse is Tevived,
or if this does not effect relief apply a
LIQUID blister TO the jowl, throat,
breast and lungs, both sides, but not so
strong as to take the hair off. The
stalls must be kept free of wet OF mois-
ture, using sawdust TO soak it up and
take it off Immediately. Feed light and
give plenty of fresh air, a little water
often, not cold. Chloride Of lime is used
about the stalls. Another remedy is a
medicine of the following compounds:
Saltpetre, half ounce; salammOnia, one
fourth ounce; tartar emetic, five grains.
This must be made up in a mash or
mixed with bran and given two or three
times q week. This must be used before
the disease appears, the first symptoms
being a cough, evidently from irritation
in the throat, followed by a discharge
the nose and watery eyes, the hair
standing up. When the horse is at
tackled a preparation of ammonia and
olive oil must be rubbed on the glands
of the neck.
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Personal.

G. FRANK DALLAsL Evansville, Indi-
ana; Marietta Ravel, Mobile; Z. j
Waldren, Atlanta, Georgia; 9. A,
Sykes, Mississippi; A. Howard and
lady, Canada; ]. G. Sellers, Missis-
sippi; VIM. B. Parker, st. Louis, are
at the Peabody Hotel.
Mr.. A. S. PENNoYER, the dUdnt cOu-
Tier of the Mrs. Oates Comic Opera Com
pany, arrived at the Peabody yesterday
70 make the many necessary arrange
ents for the opening Of this talented
company at the Grand OperahOuse on
Monday evening.
REy. ED. MCCLURE, formerly pastor
Of Grace Church (Episcopal) on Her
nando street, is now in the city, at the
residence of Mr.. Pollard, on fernando
street. He is on his way from Virginia
to Lake Providence, Louisiana. Weun-
derstand that he will fill the pulpit OF
one Of the Episcopal Churches on Sun
day next.
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PERSONAL.

WTEIL D~RIVLNG-R K. WILSON. the oniy
w sucoessful well driver IN Tennessee, Ar
Fansas and Mississippi Orders received az IS
-eco1d street. Memphis, viii be punctually al
landed 10. water guaranteed OF 10 pay. uolS
rpe DIP GIBBS ~ Poplar street. Is srll
erercfxug her sklu IN the Il eatmenf OF
faea.afWfrh hef usual success. Chronic dis
.esee9 Weld 10 her treatment On a manner that
4+0rfeh1g an heholders. Emphafically The
1900 waiff ne deaf hear The blind see
..-froeted cords relaxed anu crooked
f1bs sIrafrhtenedf Cancers and tumOrs, 10
--gf 9nT eternal. cured ia all curabie
lS Tfe bes OF city references can b.
aea n-urs from IgNm. tO6p-m. BoI7
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LOST.

EAFE kEN-sU REWARD-A safe KEY Of
> iAe eiearus g. Marvin pattern; supposed 70
ave been lost fin or about the NORTH side OF
fle Exposition 1ulldlnEl last night. The finder
NLl receive ihe above reward by leaving IL al
This 0ulce. noI8
VILLA liberal reward viii paid 10 any
penaon who VIII return 20 No. u Adams
iItue girl wandered away about = O'Clock yes
tsr1ay. nol8
nOG-White and lemon settler dog. Ffuy
u dollar VIII be paid III deuvereI "a
Titus 4 Co. Jefferson street or 70 VIM. BOWLS
d Son. Union street. oesi
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.nCoG.s
The Mystery Orfhe Fire Department Ex-
planned.

As was stated in yesterdays paper the
mystery Of the fire department known
as 'lncogs will be cleared up. There
is a curious little story connected with il
which is worth relating. These nIneog'5
letters, ii will be remembered, We're re-
ceived two weeks ago. Sim Barinds.
the clerk 81 tine Recorder and Chief Of
Police, made particular note OF the style
Of writing when the Chief of tie Fire
Department showed the letters % him.
The day after the disappearance Of Cox,
little man, with incipient mOustaehe,
and small, black, beady eyes, walked in
70 b office Of the Chief Of Police with
~ letter in bis hands directed to Chief
Anderson OF the Fire Department. Mr..
BARNES saw the supeTscriptiOn on the
note &C once became convinced that
the writing was the same as that Of the
'Alncog letters. Sunday morning this
little man named u. s.. Larkin and
another Of the name Of Nike Gallagher,
were arrested and put in the station
house on the charge Of forgery. Gala
CHER had been getting Larkin to write
petitions and applications for him with
the view OF getting on the Fire Depart
ment. Larkin confessed to the writing
Of those notes, but denied that he wrote
the rIncOgn notes. He did il as a friend
ly offer for Gallagher VINO wanted a
place on the Fire Department. The
writing Of those applications aud CALI
graphyOfthe 'IncOg' are 50 much alike
that the department are con
WINGED both were done BY the same
hand; and what gives color and
consistency TO this theory is the
fact that a letter was written 10 Alder
man Burke, signed by ''Beu HendeT-
son. in the same writing as the other
notes, asking the Alderman to interest
himself in procuring a place on the fire
department for Mike Gallagher. Here
is the note:
MEMPHIS, NoyeInber - Is7z
To Alderman Burke:
SIR-Mr. Michael Gallagher wishes to
get on the Fire Department. BY seeing
CHIEF Anderson this evening in regard
TO the vacancy which is at present,
you viii do q favor to your friend,
BEN HENDERSON,
Memphis, Tenn.
Ben swore before the Recorder yester-
day morning that ne never wrote it,
never authorized any one to write it,
and neveF knew anything about it.
LaTkin says he wrote it for his friend
Mike. The Recorder continued the case,
requiring that each man furnish two
thousand dollars security, or 90 Jail.
Each man went to jail. Though the
gentlemen Of the Fire Department do not
in seeing any poor fellows go to
the penitentiary, OF even 70 the poor
house, they feel, nevertheless, consider
pleasure at the clearing up Of the
mystery.
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FOR RENT.

DESlDENCE-A desirable residence for a
n large family or boarding house, No. III
Hur street Possession December lst. Apply
No. % Union street, or Boyle & Chapman,
Ham street, this week Rols
DE-IDENCE-A nice brick residence on
n Adams street. Inquire AZ lR Adams 81
Until the ID OF september next the first
class COTTON WAREHOUSE corner or
hirI and Union streets. recently occupied By
We Parker. Eur terms apply 70 the under
gned, a. lhlCkasaw Pres.
noI7 PARKER q CRAWFORD.
nWELLrNG-A g-story brick dwelling, : or
u s rooms, in good order, No. s. Market
ErseL H. L SUHON,
u1lB - Jefferson street.
C0rrAGF-The cottage on The northeast
.1ruerCf Orleans street and the elma rail-
lal now occupied by Dr n. a. Polk, with
lIr.eHn acres Tor cultlEa. within two
uulT-a yards Cf the street railroad
HI EION,
q Jefferson street.
CJTTAG $40. SO Vance street.
seven or eight rooms.
On the street railroad
CJ. IAGE=Bn DunlaDst., etWcen bass and
lenry fuuT rlulus good yard and garden
noiz LGJlON, &Jenerson Street,
ID E-IDENCE-A newly ntted up two-stou
n brick residence, 81 Adams street, oppo-
te BsI-, Ea1bs Apply %
ocE J. P MECX, Is Union street
ID 0ldeuc4 and other housssf Tor rent; neceiy-
IA er-hF accepted W.AWheatiey @hsin
DOgEs-suit OF rooms, hrst floor up stars
II over our Store, northeast corner Main and
elersgl streets. a long aslablIshed millinery
IS epemJer. GEO. SHIELDS a 90
aus 20 Main street.
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sTRAYED q STOLE
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TRACT OF LAND-WelI improved, with
Il good improvements and IN a high state
OF cultivation, situated on the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, ferty-four miles
from Memphis, and near a nag station,
@ wiz be sold low FOR cash or exchanged
for property in the Mississippi bottom.
For particulars
apply 70
nos ANDERSON a WATSON.
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s ;sss s ( a. poem rs nc Sisral r. 7

lOua Cheer 90 p
This day, sons of Helvetia,
We celebrate with pride
our freedomf IN kmHnca.
FAR nom our parents SIDE.
And far nom those who, true and brave,
n~FouRhtuntil cold and pale, -ruW -
And found in freodom's a grave
IN mauy a dear swiss vale.
What brother would not oft recall
The celebrated three
Who solemn sEore TO give their all
To set their country free2
And ~Sempachas sons, with Winkelreid
surrounded, facing doom,
When he spoke: "Friends, you shall be freed
For I VIII make you room.
To you / leave those I call mine.n
Then graspd and press'd the spears
Into his breast, a broke the line,
Heroic, without fears.
And DER his body they trod,
With thanks to God aloud,
And with renewed hope hurled back
The fyrants hired crowd.
While nations praise the deeds OF Tell,
And poets sing has fame,
His memory with as shall dwell
And each Swiss bless his name.
We honor all THOSE who took part
In freeing that dearland,
Aud thank the Lord "the freedoms chart"
Is signed by His " land
Pray God 10 bless Helyetia,
Sons of that faithful band,
And this new home, America,
Our future switzerland.
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TO Il

Those who desire a home for them
selves will attend the meeting of the
Memphis Building and Saving AssOeia-
ton for the adoption of the bylaws and
election of nine directors, Tuesday eve
ming at seven o'clock, at the Memphis
Club Hall. S. STURa, Secretary.
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Or AIAN U0N ANh LnAMA4N ENrAlH y
MEnPHIs AGENCY, November II, IS7Z.
For the information of my policy
holders and the insuring public, I 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 cOnilagration (BOstOn1 and
again prove the strength aud reliability
of my company by meeting all claims
promptly and showing a large fire air-
plus As a guaranty for the future. AS
advised by telegraph, the NORTH BRIT
IsH AND MERCANTILE losses, if total,
cannot exceed $500, 600, about one-fifth
Of FIRE SURPLUS, The liability is
$780, 0O, one-tbird Of which is re-insured
in an equally large company. ] hope
that the above will fully satisfy parties
insuring that my company is equal to
any emergency, and that j may receive
a liberal share Of their patronage. Very
respectfully,
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60 TO Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's g. BUSINESS College.
-Thos. cubbins, hricklayeT, 234 Main.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No 2l1 Main street. Three fsUltless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
Of spirits and general debility in their
various forms, a~preyentive against fever
and agle and other intermittent fevers,
the +" Ferro-P hosphOrated Elixir of Ca
lisaya,' made by Caswell, Hazard &
Co., New York, and sold by all drug
gists, is the best tonic for patients recOV-
ering from fevens or sickness. It has no
equal. n
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INSURE, INSURBl INSURE

The North British and MercRmaIIe Fire
Insurance COMPANY Of london aud I'd
faburKh paid 62ogB,oO0 Losses a. Chfca-
go, and gave D % Ia A~ufferera.
y. g. LONsDALE ~. AGENT.
Rooms "a and 40, A Madison street.
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OPEN ii SEWERS.

When the Kidneys, Liver and Bow
els do not act BEAUTIFULLY, the wastes
from the action of the system remain in
the blood, and produce irritation and
disease. These organs are the outlets of
the system, and under the influence OF
Hamilton's Buchu and DandeliOn, are
kept in good running order. This pre-
paratIon isnot only a remedy for, but q
preventive against disease.
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CAPIrAL, s1O.OOO.OOO COLD.

The North British and MereaatfIs Fire
Insurance Company presents tts claims
as being sound and reliable.
j. g. LONSBAEE, 81. Agent.
Rooms "a and s, A MADISON street.
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fnn MEN-Ar ID. X. Landing, on Mississippi
lUO river. rs miles above Helena. 100 men %
work on lsVee- wages $50 per month
u15s D. H.. & q. p. POLK.
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COM VIM. Powell, il, TO buy every
thing in the Fish, Game and Oyster line.
He keeps the best in the city, at No Z.
Jefferson street.
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I

NETERINARY-You can have your sick
and lame animals properly treated by DR..
BELL, V. s., at Bracket y Co.'S, No. &l Sec
ond street nos
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ECoNoMY-For gentlemen tOseBd their
fall and winter clothing to be cleaned OF
dyed and repaired, to HANSON q WALK
ER, 246 Second street, for they make a
specially Of that kind Of work.
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WANTS.

OFFICE BoY-ons that resides with his
uareurs. address
sols r s. ., Appeal once.
Young NAN AND WIFE-A young man
and vie. either white or c0lored; the
Jrmer go take charge Of q dIuing-rOOm, the
arIe- 70 act as chambermaid q good room
rll be- furnished. Apply az
Hnn MEN-Ar %. X. Landing, on Mississippi
lOD river. Is miles above Helena. 10 men 70
rJrE ou levee- wages $50 per month.
u0ls J.. Il. & @. b. POLK.
ABgR. Ere have on hand a MOL
u French cook; 5l hands for railroad and
wees. also. cotton pickers; o good cooks,
rasherS and UOuers5 help Of al kinds white
md cDI1reC. HM- BAEDls.
uclg @ Jefferson street.
DUeM~ AND RUAED-Two unfurnishsI
n r0CUs- with board for gentleman, wife
md 1auEhtar. Address g.. IT. c., this Office,
--atiuE location nols
CITUATI0N-Wauted in a sash. door and
HH experienced hand OF nine wears IN one
Z Ils largest factories in the last Address
u0i- L. H B. this ONCE.
RNGINE-rnree OF four-horse power engine.
y Address p. d. Madison, Arkansas. nols
IOTr8E-Loose, mixed and dirty cottons
~ wanted. HUGHES CO, Beales 81.
gEWER-A practical lady machine sewer,
, at Besle street, upstairs noA
-ECgSD-HAND FURNITURE, Feathers
= and Household Goods o. an kinds bought
~ secon1 street. -