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The attention of lovers of art Is cslled to
the sale At suction on Monday morning,
March 25, 1872, by George Shields d o..
24O Main street, of an extensive and yalu-
able collection Of genuine Italian marble
and real bronzs figures. This Is an 9ppor-
UNITY seldom Afforded, as the works Of
fsred are gems OF art and wiz be appreci.
st0d by the conHoisscRr. They are, with
out exception, tbs work Of the ehisel Of
the best Italisn artists.
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FRIENDS AND PATRONS are respectfully
invited to leave their orders st the Mem
phis Steam Dyeing Establishment, 81
Madison street. All kinds of cleaning
and coloring, Of every material, is done n
perfection, and on shortest notice.
EXAMINE the CRATE in this ONCE. Tis q greal
saving Of fuel-Eng.
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UPPER BLUE LICK WATER, as an ex-
oellent alternative and sperient-a power
fui preventive of fevers and bilious COM
plants, and invaluable for removing
speedily the effects of excessive eating or
drinking. It has received the highest
commentators Of the medical profession,
and Is worthy Of general confidence. Tly
1t.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Aoonku.
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OPAL

VISITING CARDS
AED
NOTE z ER.
Just received by
BOYLE & CHAPMAN,
279K Main street.
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81. Peters ChurC

Services at eleven in the morning, and
ct hsIf-psst seven at night. Sunday
school at nine.
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LIGHTHOUSE.

Have you been theref Ifnot, 60, and
ask Monsieur LeClero for sn Anti-Menin-
gifts. Thehouse is $50 Main street.
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HEAT, CoMFoRT AND EOoNOMY-ThiH
you viii get by having your CRATES set
with Lemons Improvement, Can 81 2o6
Second etreet.
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WAeeEHER,

ABEAUrIFuL line Of CATERS and slippers
for ladies' wear 81 Thos. B. Ooftey & Co.'s,
S33 Main street, corner Union,
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TEE Champion Shoes, for farmers' use,
NJ Thomas B. Cofey & Co.'s, sS8 Main
street. corner Of Union.
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FINE hot lunch ct the "Bay Horse'' sv.
cry dry. from ten 20 ms o'clock.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Jon JOKE, zSsH Main street, has the largest
assortment OF Magazines, Pictortals and dali
fsaa in tna city.
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THE Excelsior CATERS, for g~entlemen's
wear, at Thomas B. COffey & Co.'s, SS6
Main street, corner of Union,
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Divine services commence at ssven In
the morning. Sermon st half.past tenI
and vespers at half past seven at night.
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DOLLY vARDENs.

o. DoHERIY's grand opening Thursday,
2Ssh instant, of French and English hats
and hOnuata
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o. DoHERTx's grand opening Thursday,
2ssh instant, Of French and English hats
and bonnets.
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BY T. W. JOHNSTON & 0S.
We beg to call the attention Of ladies to
our present stock-the handsomest and
most complete of any heretofore shown
TRIMMINGS,
wa havs received all the novelties TO be
found in the Eastern markets, such ss
TUCKINGs, PLEATINGs,
PUFFIEGs. FLUTINGs,
FLoUNcLNGs. LACEs,
EMBRoIDERTEs, RUFFLINGs.
and all other varieties required for
ladiess and ehiasrsn's HaFdrobea.
We are receiving novelties in cur iine
dailv. and respectfully solicit an examln-
aticnso Of goods q pgicea.
r. W. JOHNSTON & CO.
ePQeeita FeahQfT hQfe1.
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VIZ kesp a good stock of imported et.
rara. Call and see for yourselves.
8. KAUFMAN & BRO,
$50 Main street.
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Services by the pastor at half-past ten
in the morning and half-psst seven st
night,
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CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.
aecond Rapti.t Chureh.
FIrut mefhodlst Church.

The pastor will preach at eleven O'Clock
in the morning, and half-psst seven 81
| night,
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swedsnborgisa statements Of doctrine
st hslf-past three, and Rome OF Reason"
at hslf-past seven; 450 Main street, by
Rev, E. P, Walton.
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ECoEoMY.-Take your spring clothing to the
Stesm Dyeing and Cleaning House Hunt 4
Hansons old Etandh 29 Second street.
HANSON 4 WALKER
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5000 GALLONS NATIVE WINES,
Cstawba, Concord and Virginia Seeding
81 Is per gallon.
No. 8 Howard's Row.
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jon LosKE has received an assortment
of tracing wheels.
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TEn best cigars and tobacco ct
8. KAUFMAN & BRO,
$50 Man STRAIT.
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MSS CARNEY,

O. DoHERTY's grand opening Thursday,
18th instant, of French and English hats
and bonnets.
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81. Patrick's Church.

E s. Wheeler lectures In the morning
at hall. past ten O'Clock, snd IN the even
ing ct seven, on Spirituslism.
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LOST OR sTnLEM.

DoG-On OF about the 18Th Inst, a white
" sud.yelow spotted setter dog (named
Dandy; $50 reward VIII be paid for his oeiiY-
err aS No 10 West Court street, up stairs.
nOIETER "BITCH lone year old, all
white, with one lsmon colored ear. A
suitable reward will be paid, Il returned 70
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RENovAL-The Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment has removed to 81 Madison
street,
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SKID SWEET PoxAToEs.-HarberEs col-
ehrated varieties, At ConaWay q Lind
sa7's, 80 Main atgaef
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We have just received 8 choice lot o
Zig" tobacco.
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Congregational Church-UniOn street
Services at eleven In the morning and
half-psst sever e. night. Sunday school
at hslf-past nine.
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INVITE INSPECTION
9ERzoG & BRO.

MRS. NJ. G. HUNTER, 247 Main, will have
her spring opening on Wednesday, 27sh
instant
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A FINE assortment of boots, CATERS and
ties for gentlemen's wear at Thomas b.
Cofsy d Co.'s, 836 Main street, corner
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Services by the pastor at eleven In me
morning and half past seven at night
Sunday school at nine.
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Spring Opening or Messrs. n. LOweR-
stsIa and Brothers.
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LnaT.

VvATCH-S75 REWARD-on the night OF
NJ i "a inst, between Memphis Insater
onc Mrin street n small gold opsn-Iece apts
Zafcn. No. 4g0.O3l. The owner VIII pay
fTenfy avs dollars on the return q sAMe
20 F.H BAKEun &c Jewelers..
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JUST RECEIVED,

A fine stock of spring hats and bcnnets at
Mrs. Wndberger's, 224 Main street.
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Services BY the pastor at eleven O'Clock
in the morning, and half-past seven 81
night.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

THE partnership heretofore existing BE-
4 tween the undersigned. unde the nam 9
and style OF ROeERs q TosER. at 837 Front
street, has expired by limitation, Ralph To-
FER retiring. All dekts due said nrm viii be
paid to Jos. Rogers, whose receipt VIII be
valid for same q who VIII also pay al In
debtednsss due from them.
JOSEPH ROGERS,
RALPH TOzER.
have his q associated with me IN partner
ship @. +. D~ANDKxDaB, late Of the arm OF
cambridge, Mitchell a Co. We intend 70 car
u on the same business Is heretofore, 81 our
old stand, where We shall be glad to see our
friends and patrons, to whom We a1e thank
fuI for past favors and hope to merit 3 con-
tinuaue9 or he same
RO9ERS 4 DANDRTDGE.
wholesale 0rocerB 2 Cotton Factors,
So Front street, Memphis, Tam.
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B. Lowenstein & Bros. have Just re-
ceived q great variety Of
DOLLY VARDENs
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First Baptist Chureh.

Services at eleven O'Clock in the mo
ming, and half-psst seven at night.
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Az REpoRr.

second ChAneery OOurf-scott, Chan
oel1Or.
Mondays call win be; City VI Griesha-
Der; Todd We Bartlett; st. John vs. Hodges;
Topp ys Wiggsn; Collier vs. Anderson;
Hsves VI Nox; 5mytbs " Smythe:
Norrow vs. NcLssn; Morrow Ys Burr;
Morrow " OVertOn hotel; Morrow vs.
Hunt; Morrow "a Cooke; Morrow vs.
Torob. Morrow vs. Martin; Fzrrineton
u Jane; Hodges vs. GOldsbg; Hartley VS.
WaIlace: Washer vs. Turner.
rfrst Ozrcult COMMENCEMENT Sudge,
The calsndat Of cases Tor Monday VIII
IA nabfisnsd tomorrow morning.
aseeaa Csreuif Court-EEalseTs Iuage.
To.noxrpwwM y mptlqp 81
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DOLLY vARDENs. DOLLY vARDENs.
Dolly Ysrdsns IL beautiful designs at
B. LowenHtein & Bros
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DOLLY VARDEEs,

O. DoHKRTY's grand opening Thursday,
28th instant, Of French and Engliah hsts
and bOnnets.
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BoiYrs and shoes for boys at Thomas 3.
Consy 4 Co.'S, s3e Assn stresi, corner d
Enioiis
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BOYLE & CHAPMAN,
27sk Msln strses.
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L vARDENs
0PENlEe DAY.

in bssutifnl designs at B. Lowenstein &
Bros.' this week.
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arn advertisement OF Dr.. Butts DispensaFy,
hee5ad Hook Tor The MDlion-Aar1aEe Guide
In auofnar column, II should - Teaa ny
a..
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.

MRS. WING, S02 Main street,
Opposite Peabody Hotel,
is dsily receiving new spring goods in
millinery. All the latest styles In dress
making,
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go to 1eddin'A Business college.

60 to Lsddin'G Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business CO1ego.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery, No. III
dfty eenta.
w. A. Edmonds, M. d, homeopathic.
Residences, Peabody hotel. ONCE, ITh Monroe.
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FURNITURE, BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY

Latest spring styles of dressmaking. 224
r
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8. KAUFMAN & Bro , $50 Main street
(under Odd Fellows hslll sell to mers
ohoOtz Oplu
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Services to-dsy commence In this
church at half-pass seven O'Clock in the
m morning. Sundsy-sohool at nine. Sermon
q eleven. Confirmation by the bishop a
fan
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First Presbyterian Church.

Dedication services In the morning
ten O'Clock, Installation at three In II
afternoon.
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COMMUNAL notwithstanding tends more
to cOnnubial happiness than cheerful and
combs syrup Is ths great ohildren's soothing
remedy.
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Go TO Joe LOOke's tor tbs latest publ
eatiouE.
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cheapest and best Steam Dyefng and
Cleaning house in the city is at GAG Second
street, Hunt & Hanson's old stand.
HANSON & WALKER.
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WILKIE COLLINs's BEsT NOVEL.
POOR MISS FTNCH

sra An-FIrrraa. sl5 Second street..
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DRUGS.

sPKINs OPENING, Mrs. Hunter
Wednesday.
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s. KAUFMAN & Bro, soils agents fol
Baaley's fne.cut fcbseco
R~ngasFa, go essoH
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Graes Church,

This bsing Palm Sunday, the passion"
Will be sung at high mass, at st. Pstriek's
church, ct hslf-past ten O'Clock.
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sTEAkBaAs
FOR RED RIVER.

Carter Line OF Red River Packets-For
Shreveport and Jefferson. Texas.
/ Str. OCEANUS--4------AlL. Resdsr. master
THIS splendid steamer VIII
leave IS above ~
SUNDAY, Gath inst, at 9 An.
For freight or passage apply to
]. 7. R~AS6INGTOS, Agent,
l mh22 No g Esdf=g1 stress.
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GRAND spring opening of millineT
goods at Mrs. Hunters Wednesday.
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The Host Gorgeous display Ever Eade
in Memphis.
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oALA-DAY FOR THE LADIES.
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EWOuKcEaENT

For Of the supreme Court
80 TIE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In res
seonse 10 the call ofmany leading citizens
~ -ne Etete I hereby announces mysel 80
csrdsdate for the Judge ofthe SupremeO 9HIt'
~1eae vacant BY the ~resisnstion o. acnsAA
II Neirop. Election 1rst Ihnrsoay IN Au'
- 1exf ROBERT AOFARLANn.
Horristown, Tennessee. NM
-TmsE OF THE SUPREME COURT@T0
T1F people, OF E-EENEssEE; In response
- me expreasion OF 3 popular desire, sum
cse1flv General mt IN HueDtial TO control my
scf1on n the matter, I hereby announce my.
go 4 candidate for the Office Of Judge ottn
E-nrEme Court, made vacant BY the resigns.
fion Id Hon. 7. A B. Nelson. Election nrht
Thu-sdag IN August next J. OOOhE
ChaftanocgR, Saroh II. 49,. mkH
Fer RheFfH.
uHFRIFF-I hereby announce myself 6
~ csndidate for Sheriff OF Shelby county,
AZ ne ensuing election. SUBJECT 70 the ac'
ff1n OF the Democratic ~conTSnIloo.
mh2t
N answer 10 q any inquiries, 1 ! hereby an.
fhnriEe Eou to announces my name go
csrdidate for sheriff Of shelby county atthe
August election ls'% p p. BALL.
mhB oeo
Fer County Trustee
@orNTY TRUBTEE-We are authorl4Sa "
annouuce General B. NJ BhADEOn0
e~onDdidate for the ONCE OF County ITustse
Al fhe ensuinR election. SUBJECT 70 t0o 80
go n me Dem ocratic Convention
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-0oAfp-An elegant front roOm, with
ID board, IN q private n uily, IN &otth Mem
1Hfe. Address, with reference, J. 2. y Mem
mh4
nnaRp-Al afze vel FURNISHED room, suit
-ia Tor gentleman sad wife. ~
m1<f les MONROE arHEET.
N COMs-Front rooms with board, No -
~ Manef betwesn linden and fontoeoe.
- rDNE-BoAED-Fuzu.shed anf uufnrs
81 nishad E0cmk, EDila1to Tor amll and
Eirna rcUIIamHn, ~ l1 Aaoinc1 EtfeH3s
l7.o frV foartalE accommodated m1H
4naRDER4-A ser good bQardeH can
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AT 247 Main the spring opening takes
place Wednesday, 18th.
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GEETLEMEN's WEAR cleaned without
s~orubbing or securing, and msde Tx new
at the Memphis Steam Dysing Establish
msnt, 81 Madison street.
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cOOoAIEs dresses the hair beautifully.
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sPRINe OpENINa Of FANeY aOODs
By t. W. JOHNSTON q os

eAs.Frrr1Na, sl5 Second street.,
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EARHHAM,s FRENeH IGOII


A NOVEL and PLEASANT dentrtdcs, tbs m
"a eat in the world for cleaning, beauutyfnx
and preserving the teeth, endorsed - ems
inent dentists. Sold by
O. @. WARD q BRO. ais Main street
CIV JONES' co, ~ Main street.
3. B. HILLS, Isl Main strest.
]. A. SHlrH CO. 70 Main street
W. 2. SEABE0DK. 17 Main stress
& AOSELEY. &5 KAN street
JOE WALTER, I&f Matn strest.
Q. =. INNER, lee Main stress
kEGHEAT, 10 siefr etre3L
cd JOHEEON, l8 Mefa street
O :. J0ENSToE, 70 Poplar stxset.
MAEsFEE1D = HEG8zEz
Whoisazls Agents.
msQ 81 Raa ~ Es1a sRest
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In bssutiful designs.
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sTRRYEB or o 1

NORsE-From beundersigned, at RALEIGH.
n on Monday, 18th inst. one dark gray
horse, about seven years old, 1fteen hands
high, thin IN leah, fore feet Hhoo. the LEFT ey Q
hernd. except perhaps harness marks on
Tfdaa. A LIBERAL reward Will be paid for The
retnru OF the animal to me, ~ Raleigh, CT at
20 front street, Eemphns or for any tnfor-
nation tina VIII lead 70 the recovery Of the
Fame. or 70 the apprehension OF the Thief.
LANES A. ASHFORD.
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congregational Church-UntOn BaFeel
Services at eleven In the morning an
half-psst seven e. night. Sunday schoC
at hslf-psst nine.
Linden street Christian Church.
Services By the pastor at half-psst To-
in the morning and half-past seven 3
EWedezbOrgla1.
SwedsnborgiaR statements of doctrin
az half-past three, and Rome or Reason
at hslf-past seven; 450 Main street; b.
Rev. E. p Walton.
Central Methodist
Services st eleven in the morning, an
ct hsIf-psst seven at night SUNDAY
school at nine.
81. Peters Church.
Divine serviees commence at ssven /
the morning. Sermon st half-past tel
and vespers at half past seven at night,
Assembly Hall.
E S. Wheeler lectures In the mornin
at haIf.pRst ten O'Clock, snd IN the ever
ing ct seven, on Spirituslism.
81, Pafrick's Church.
This being Palm Sunday, the Passion
Will be sung at high mass, at st. Patrick
church, ct hslf-past ten O'Clock.
Grace Church.
Services tO-dsy commence In ID
at half-pass seven O'Clock in th
% rning. Sunday-sohool at nine. SermOl
. eleven. Confirmation by the bishop q
four.
THE cheapest and best Steam Dyeing an
Cleaning house in the city is at 2+8 Secon
street, Hunt & Hanson's old stand.
HANSON & WALKER.
GEETLEAEN's wEAR oleansd W1thou
sorubbing or securing, and made Ike new
1t the Memphis Steam Dysing Establish
msnt, 81 Madison street.
COMMUNAL FELICTTT-NOthtnE tends nor
% cOnuubial happiness than cheerful an
Infants and children. Mn. Viii
syrup Is the great ohildrens sooth1n
Go To Joe LOoke's for tbs latest publ
1stions.
8. KAUFMAN & Bro $50 Main stree
Odd Fellows hslll sell to mel
chants only.
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FOR CAIRO AM 81. LOUIS.

memphis and Sc. E.oais Packet Company
For Columbus. Cairo and LouB
Str. IL OF VllkSBUHfs
EfA- J.
VII IeaYe as above IAI5 DAY, Marea @atas
mhS4 FLEM. CALVERT, sup,t
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MEMPHIS AND ARKANsAs RIVEE
vi Packet Co, D g Nail Lne-The ele-
CANT passenger bozts OF This line leave AsD-
phts for ali points on Arkansas river Ken
days and Fridays. ~ * "a So- rgshr.
passage, or other nfOFmattous Gpplg 10 ".
IL KENNEDAI, AKent. OUc8 n 1cura-
Ey's Wharfboss lot ~ Govt -. nhl
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Henry Crenmer arrived from st. Louis
yesterday at three O'Clock with John
o'Neill, formerly driver of hack "a In this
city, whom he turned over to the chief Of
police.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-03
New Preston.

The closing of the season of summer boarders at Mrs. Isaac Browns s, came very near being attended by serious accident. Just as the 8:2S train was due at New Preston Station, 8 terrific shower almost prevented the passengers from reaching the train from an adjoining barn where they had taken refuge. Mrs. G. W. Corn. ing who with her brother, F. $. Brown, and some relations from New York. who had accompanied the Misses Lanes and their friends to the station, were returning home and when near the bridge, Mrs. Corning, in endeayoring to adjust her wrappings to protect herself and friends from the driy- ing storm, lost her balance and fell direct ly under the wheels of the wagon. For tunately her waterproof cloak caught suf- 6ciently to drag her until her brother who was driving could stop his horses. just as the wheels came in contact with her head, only just stopping in time to save her from being crushed. One of the gentle men jumped from the wagon and caught the front wheel which in the haste to stop was backed on her foot, and with almost super-human strength rolled it off. .. It would have been crushed, but for the soft ness of the earth from the recent rain. It seemed almost miracle that she should have escaped without serious injury. The ladies were much terrified and Mrs. Corn ing's little daughter nearly went into spasms .- ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-03
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

The coming week is very like to be de- cisive of the presidential issue. Pennsyl- vania, Ohio, and Indiana are the control ing States. If Greeley carries them all his election in November is ensured. If Grant carries them all, or even two of them, his success is equally certain. If Greeley carries Pennsylvania and Indiana, it will indicate very close contest in November, with everything in doubt; unless, indeed, his majority in the former State is small enough to be overbalanced by the votes of anti ti-Hartranft Republicans, rallying, as they certainly will, to the support of Grant. ftF@ 1gbMuS
 We judge that there is no reasonable doubt of the result in Ohio. There is confessedly German Republican defec- ton to Greeley, of some consequence; but not of sufficient size, apparently, to im- peril the result in the State. ss.
 Indiana is very close; so close that no reasonable man will count it with any confidence either way, and the shrewdest observers seem to reckon on just about even chances.
 Pennsylvania is Republican; but the party is so weighed down by the unpopu- larity of the Cameron ring that it is just as like to be beaten as not in October. The last move of Mir. Hartranft's friends in procuring the pardon of fellow con- victed of a fraud on the State Treasury in order that he might reoudiate an affidavit accusing Hartranft of complicity with him. does not strike ns favorably. New ertheless, we believe that the Republican strength on Congressnen at large, if not on Governor, in October, will be enough to ensure the State to Grant in Novem- Der. t' 35'
 The chances, it will be seen, decidedly favor Grant The Liberal failures in North Carolina, in Vermont, and in Maine, have destroyed the midsummer prestige of the party Of the controlling states, one is reasonably sure for Grant; in one Greeley's chances are only even; and, in the other, he can only claim an even chance from Republican divisions that bid fair to be healed in October In short, the best luck MT. Greeley can reasonably hope from the OUtobor elections VIII UnIy give him an equal chance in November; while Grant has very fair prospect of success es that will be decisive