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BY virtue of the powers vested in me es
trustee by a certain deed Of trust executed by
~Iverson Vaughan to me as trustee, February
10th, 1868, to secure q debt described in said
trust deed due from said Vaughan to Mrs.
Mary J. Chanin, will on Monday the 10Th day
of July, 1872, Mt the town of Batcsvillc, in Pa
nola county, Mississippi, sell to Che highest
bidder for cash, lot No. 4, in block B, III The
said town of Batesvillc, agreeable to the plan
or plat of said tow now on record IN the
fChansery Clerks Office Of said Ranoll county,
Mississippi, being l25 feet from the ceutrc Of
the NJ. \ I. Railroad truck and 20 feet front
by 100 feet back.
Title believed to be good, but | will only
convey us trustee.
LEON q. CHAPLIN,
jnn8tds Trustee.
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Mississippi 4 Tennessee Railroad,
TIN ia n ~.

Change of time on Monday june 8, ls72.
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the Appeal.
TRIED AVID TRUE.


What 10y is ~ the summer flowers
Whose life swoons in a breath,
Via pleasure in the sweetest hours
That neet away in deathR
What bliss in owes that cannot last
Beyond the PASSIONS tltroh,
hose truthfulaess and truth is passed
Ere change has stopped 10 rob-
DLovei IN not with questions vex,
But very calm still,
rs my faint heart thy JOY reflects,
Accomplish all thy VIII.
Ny heart Is weak with struggles long,
And trials lard and sore,
But thine Is still a. stout and strong,
And happy rs before.
Asloyal as when first Its gift
or perfect love 10 me,
Came with beatitude to lift
Ny soul in ecstacy.
AS true, or trucr, since the lid
OF time and change swept By
As dear, or dearer, being tried
And found 50 true for aye.
But Love stand IN terrOred awe,
And o into the ears
II ever single doubt OF flaw
Upon thy love appears,
II ever trials come again
In those far future days,
VII loves sweet star grow pale n wan
As brightness all decays?
Or viii il hang o'erthee and me,
A benson fOre'er,
And guide Us DER Lies bIlOwed sea
Beyond the reach Of fear2
TIL Death unclasps my hand from thin
on that m shore,
May Loves divinest glory shine
Through those mute years before.
BANSocHBURs.
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So INsIDIOUs are the first approaches
Of consumption that thOusaads remain
unconscious OF its presence until 1t has
brought them 10 the verge Of the grave.
An immediate resort 10 DR.. d. Sayneis
E-xpectoTant, upon the first appearance
Of cough, pain or soreness Of the throat
or chest, would very generally preclude
a fatal result, OF, IN case the symptoms
indicate the presence of latent consump-
ton, would tend to subdue the violence
of the disease, and thus materially as
sist in prolonging the life Of the patient.
Use the ExpectOrant, therefore, when
YOU take a cold, and by 81 doing prevent
the necessity for its use in o danger
Gus complaints. Sold everywhere.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IT'S not too late to mention that in
the October number of BinckUOOd's
Hdqdzine, received from MansfOrd, is
the first portion of 1.-THE ParisieDs,n an
unusually able romance of French So
ciety, by the author of 1.-THE Coming
Race" Il occupies about forty pages,
and the grahfed reader will most GER
tainly follow the example of Oliver
Twist, and ask for more. The English
political novel, "a True Reformer, -
also in BlGckJOO0d, Is literally a story of
to-day, in which Gladstone, Disraeli,
and other noted -personages are intro
duced, behind a veil as transparent as
gOssamer.
THE TRANSATLANTIC for December,
has come freighted with good selections
from all the principal publications in
England. The following is the list of
contents. 1t is for sale by Mansford:
Ny Landladies-remple Bar; On Gar
dening-COrnhill Magazine; With the
Bloom On-LOndon Society; Pauline
Lucca-LOndon Society; Tomorrow
Belgravia; Art and Morality-Macmil-
lanis Magazine; One, Two, Three
Tinsley's Magazine; Alias-Dark Blue;
Legends Of Old America-CornhiH Mag
azine; Bits Of a Game of Croquet-Tins-
ley's Magazine; A Ride in the Holy
Land-Cassells Magazine; Slips Of the
Press-Chambers' Journal; The Philos-
uphy Of the Ridiculous-Temple Bar;
New Comedy and Old-Belgrayia.
WE have received from the publish
ers two chromos, 1.-THE Village Belle"
and Crossing the Moor" These
pictures are on paper, but equal to the
best that Is found on canvass. Since
The Atdate originated the plan Of Civ
ing subscribers chromos free, nearly
every paper Of any p~retension has
adopted the idea, and many things
called chromOs have been extern
siyely advertised and pulled all
over the country. The Well-known
artistic standing Of The AEdine
was a guarantee that its premium
chrom0s would be everything that the
most fastidious could desire; and the
specimens Of 1.-THE Village Belize and
Crossing the Moor" now before as,
fully justify every expectation. The
superior facilities of the publishers
enable them to deliver a large edition Of
these ehrOmOs to subscribers immedi-
ateiy, and they can keep pace with a
demand equal to twenty thou
HA4A BaAAn hEL h1Aln UoIu
II is estimated that before June. Ist
over two million five hundred thousand
impressions will be printed on each of
these chromos, which would give one
hundred thousand pairs. such an edi-
ton Of chr0mOs Of such a grade and
size fourteen by twenty inches each is
sn utterly unheard-Of thing, and a year
EGO would have caused our slower cous-
ms across the waters 10 laugh at the pro-
as a fool. But this Il not a coun-
.ry OF ~precedeuts; 10 Is only asked-is
he thing possible7 and presto! Amer
can enterprise does IT,
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too rank for the palate, and the.
attempts Of French sdUGls TO introduce
n among the higher classes have not
heen successful. There would be no
snch difficulty in regard TO the quagga.
Ouaggas are POUNDS wild in large herds
on the plains Of Southern Africa, and
though they are swirl and alert, they are
moi hard to catch. They could be
brought to this countryb by the thousands
In the course Of a year or two. some
wears AGO, an Englishman took a num-
Der Of quaggas to London, and the peo-
pie were delighted atseeing in the streets
a team Of quaggas, harnessed to a cur
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RTYER TNTELLIGENCE.


SC. Francis, Z. Il. Durfee, Frank Forre
Laura. Henry Ames, Mallie Ebert, Clarksvil
Fort Gibson.
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NOTICE.

All our mules %(seven) being sick, We
have purchased a lot of hand-carts, and
will deliver goods as promptly as pos
sible.
We ask our friends, whenever posi-
bic, to give US their orders the day before
the goods are needed.
OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
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BLANKETS AND FLANNELS.

Two hundred pair White Wool Blank
cts, slightly imperfect, at 50 80 a pair.
Colored Blankets at - 25 and 81 50 a
pair.
Also, Medicated Red Flannels and
White Shaker Flannels at low prices.
MENKEN BROS.
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All agencies for the sale of tickets in
the Second Grand Gift Concert in aid
of the Public Library of Kentucky, were
required to settle up on yesterday, TWEEN
ty-ffth November, but for the accom-
mediation of those who are not yet sup
piled with tickets, 1 will continue to
fill cash orders, which may be received
at this Office, until the evening of De-
cember 5th. THOS. L. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Pub Lib. KY.
L~nrTsNTILE. KN. vow. d. lAI2.
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rhe steamer sBnu. OF the Woods
Furaed Loose i'm Duck Creek,
Mfsstsaippt.

Commodore Rolingpin recites his
torical facts in q historians truthful
manner. when he a y Of the racing
steamboats, that the J. NJ. White made
her famous run in lS44, carrying the
United States mails and towing four
barges. She had Just been inspected
and allowed thirty-two pounds of steam
10 the a inch, but, owing TO b
wood being green, she was only enabled
TO make twenty-five. Up toJune, 1870,
the Whites was the fastest time be-
tween New Orleans and st. Louis. On
June 30th the Robert =. Lee and
Natehez left the New Orleens wharf for
their great trial of speed. On the first
night out the Lee was 80 Unfortunate as
to burst her large copper wash-kettle,
which caused the ehambermaid to
lose over seven hours at n time,
and il was with great difficulty she
got the table-aloths ready for din
ner the next day. The Natchez met
with equally bad luck, for on the second
dav out 1t was discovered after all eff
forts had been made to find the Lee
that her stern bilge pump had ceased to
throw. and upOn examination it was
found that her hold was dry. OF course,
she couldn't win under these circum-
stances. The following table viii show
the time made by these three famous
steamers. The friends of the Lee and
Natchez claim that they towed five
bsrges each, which fact should not De
lost sight of in forming a just estimate
of their speed: Fast time from New Or
leans 10 st. LOuis-J. III. White, three
DAYS, twenty-three hours and nine min
utes; Natchez, three days, twenty-one
hours and hfty-eight minutes RE. Lee,
three days, eighteen hours and fourteen
minutes. Taking all things INTO consid-
GRAFTON, these are remarkable trips, and
will probably never be beaten on the
Mississippi until they get a railroad on
each bank. Here ON Duck creek the
BuIl-of-the-WOOd still wears the horns,
as YOU will see by the following fast time
of the BulI-of-the- Woods from mouth
of Duck creek to the head of East Fork;
left mouth of Duck creek three weeks
ago Thursday. in broad DAYLIGHT:
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AVEN-Wa have a lot Of well broke work
oxen at our Court square stables anq WI
Keen a supply for sale during the
lrrhe horse epidemic. J-b tAIhE5
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HoERNER's EPIzooTIC POWDER has
until now given entire satisfaction to all
who have used it. 1t has been used in
all u principal livery stables with won
derful success. For sale only by
THEO. HOERNER,
Druggist. corner Beale and Second streets.
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REWARD.

DUPPIE-s-olen from my honse, No. SO
Vance street, or the evening Of NOvem-
r.- D.. Ls-Z. bv a white Individual, two setter
puppies, about -four months old; one dark
red, with split or double nose the other
black. Ten dollars VIII b. paid for their
r.ruru, or i've dollars for Information that
E.I lead 10 their recovery.
CHAS. r. BULLOCK.
--l- =. -.nna. ---.-- or A-u-.nL L-neE-
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MENKEN BROS.
BOYLE & CHAPMAN'S
Memphis City Directory Tor Isze-zs.

Our new Directory of the city is now
ready, and is being delivered to sub
scribers as rapidly as possible. Our
agent will call upon our citizens gener-
ally, who have not subscribed, with
copies of the work, which we think full
ly merits a liberal patronage.
BOYLE q CHAPMAN, Publishers,
90 Nofn ofrcaf
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A1 Psr.1ss ana q Esddlsss sa Tls .. nor. no.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Go TO Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
-ThOs. Cubbins, bricklayer, 234 Main.
Might School in Market st. building,
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No oil Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says that a
Mr.. Waggoner mot the tailor, found
fault with the beef at a Memphis hotel,
the other morning, and the Coroner
made three dollars on him.
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Mr.. f. HARRISON, leader Of the or
cbestra, Grand Operahouse, would re-
spectfully inform the public generally
that he is prepared to furnish music for
balls, private parties, ~serenades, etc.
For terms apply at the box Office of the
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CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringwOrms, and other cutsne-
Gus affections cured, and the skin made
soft and smooth, by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Case@elI, Hazard q
Co, New York. For sale by ali drug
gists,
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Mr.. Aver, from Buffalo, New York,
Principal of the Academy at Cherry
field, has very suddenly and mysteri-
Ously disappeared from that town.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
auuy, and at thesamet time money,
-rJuld go at once to Waggener,s, 3171
Jain street. He is doing q G. o. ID. BUSH
Eass-no had debts- small DTohts.
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-, a large line of Sable,
ND Ermine Furs, at reduced
ghces. This is a good opportunity to buy
fine Furs very cheap.
MENKEN RROS.
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HANDSOME YARD WIDE PRINTS.

Opened to-day, two cases English
width Prints, which we offer at 15e a
yard-a great bargain.
MENKEN BROS.
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WAGGENER, 3I74 Main street, has the
finest merchant-tailoring establishment
in the city; the largest assortment Of
go 5ds fresh from the hands Of the inn
Mortar
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ECoNoMY-For gentlemen TO sendtheir
fall and winter clothing to be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
Err, 248 Second street, for they make a
specially Of that kind of work.
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6-1ka and well mated ken, with yoke
65Ws complete. for sale by J. B. FAIRIES &
sIT AZ south Court Square. uo&
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SALT SALT SALT!
For sale, 10000 barrels, by
T. BANKSNIITH & co.

JOE LOCKE, news-dealer, 1854 Main
street, has all the December magazines,
aswell as the latest papers from the prin-
.s-oT .fts.g
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ANNOUNCEMENT

TTTF - Authorized 20 announce JOHN i.
M H1TSE As a candidate for CDMf-
TRGLLER before the next General Assembly,
~ me state OF Tennessee lo2-
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EPIzOOTIc LINIMENT, such As used by
army veterinary surgeons, for sale at
No. 55 Union street.
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WHITE Furs cleaned at 81 Madison
street, Memphis SteamDyeing Estab-
lishment,
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ALL persons holding contracts with
Wait & Lewis for delivery Of ceal viii
find them executed regardless of ecst.
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MILES's PHILADELPHIA SHOES.

A large lot Of Kid, Morocco and Calf
Misses Shoes at 81 50-about one-haIf
the regular price.
MFNKEN RROS.
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PERSONAL.

NUELL UEIEING-R. r. WILSON, the only
successful well driver IN Tennessee, Ar
kansas and Mississippi. Orders received at34
second street, Memphis, VIII be punctually a..
rHlded TO- water guaranteed or no pay. nol9
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NEuRIL.-Instantaneous cure for neu
@. w. Jones & Co. sell Il.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The mine of theatrical diamonds that
Pat Short struck this week did not begin
to 'pan out" richly until yesterday. The
people were not properly informed of
their value before Wednesday, and then
the information could not be awaited of,
for the Bal Masque drew four thousand
Of the pleasure-seekers away from the
theater doors. The fair going on at the
Club Hall also drew away a large num-
Der, hence the psntomime at the Thea
ter was not as successful financially as it
ought to be. The Maffit-B Bartholomew
troupe deserve well. The clown is the
most wonderful genius in his way that
ever delighted Q Memphis audience.
There were two performances yesterday,
both of which were well attended. Pat
had five hundred people there at the
matinee-he ought to have had a thou
sand. The jugglers, aerobats, dancers,
gymnasts and trained animals are of
the highest type of genius ''in their sev-
eral walks" In truth, We have not had
in Memphis, in the history of panto-
mime, such a company. The Theater
will he full tonight
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CzsAR covered bis bald head and gray
hair with q laurel crown. Ayers Hair
Nigor covers gray heads with tina sull
more welcome locks Of youth.
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KID gloves dyed q beautiful
black at the Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment 81 Madiaon street
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III YOU have Epizootie, or any other
pain, sure eure at
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By a special arrangement Colonel B.
Moore will fill all cash orders left
at his office, corner Madison and Front
previous to December Ist.
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rHE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand. HANSON & WALKER.
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DIR. J. B. WATSON, No. So Monroe st.
administers Condensed Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas for painless extraction ofteeth
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SAwYER's Pain Extractor cures Epi-
zOotic. 22b Main.
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Although there was a regular nor'-
wester blowing last night, there was a
really fine attendance at the Grand
Operahouse to witness the beautiful
opera Of The Child Of the Regiment, by
Mrs. Oates and her talented troupe. In
addition to the regular music of the
opera, a number of popular musical
gems Of fine quality were introduced.
Mrs. Oates appeared In her favorite
character Of Josephine" and played
with her usual dash. She sung 'Ia Sa-
bre mon Perez and "Good-bye, Sweet
heart, Goodbye" with fine taste, and
was rapturously encOred in both in
stances. She was well supported by
Messrs. Drew, Crane and HOwson. To-
night Mrs. Oates win have a grand
benefit, when the capital musical sketch
of The PriBld Donna Of q Night will be
produced to a full house.
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d

TErERiNARY-Yoa can have your sick
au1lame animals properly treated by Dr.
ELL, VS.. al Bu-cke-t g. Co.'S, No. "a Sec
end street nos
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Merchants, Southern Packet Comps


Merchants, Southern Packet Company
FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS
The a No. 7 steamer IT.
CITY OF 9Ulh CX. E
J.. ]. West---...-maste Bryson
VIII leave THIS DAY, Nov. 18th, at u m.
Apply TO r. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
nOH 80 Front street.
Merebanfs' Southern Packet Company
FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS.
The palatial steamer IT,
HENRY AMEs, ~
West Jacobs master Aiken.-----cIef
VIII leave THIS DAY, Nov. 18th, at 3 pm.
Apply 10 Il. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
noD 20 Front street.
81. Louis and New Orleans Packet Co.
For Nicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans.
str. GLENCBE---S. ]. CaIhOun, master
This elegant passenger steamer
leave as above
THIS DAY. November 18th, at Ppm.
For freight or passage apply to
il. WASHINGTON, Agent,
nos ~ Madison street.
SG. Louis and New Orleans Jacket Co
For Ntcksburg, NatcheZ and New Orleans,
Str. BfSMARCk.---.-..-John Spain, master
This elegant passenger steamer IN
viii leave as above ~
SATURDAY, November 0th, at I'm.
1T WASHINGTON. Agent,
nos u Madlson street.
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FURS, FURS!

ALL dead animals promptly removed
by leaving orders at Hall q Co.'s stable,
No. 55 Union street. II. A. LEWIS.
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BEST cleaning and dyeing of gentle
wear at the Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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TE(-Tw0 thorough. Intelligent business
VI men Of good address, 10 engage in a pleas
zIT and profitable business, apply 20 room
H1-A WCHnam House n0A
gvOMAN-WhIte woman to DO tine work Of
small family. Apply al once OF fhH-
nix I-n-urlnce company, Aadlson street
.,ERvANTS-A COOK, house-woman and
- boy wanted, al 59 shelby street. no&
n11N-A ulceIy-furuished front room, In
II a quiet American private amy Loea-
apply al once 10 REV. KAUFMAN,
No. so Main street room 3,
uol6 from 20 70 an.
CuUATIOS-Ln a store by a young man
who has had nearly two years expert
slce Ia the retail grocery business; would
lot object going 70 some small town or 70 the
ao2 A. B. c., this ONCE.
S5OO-sMARr NEN AND woMEN-To
CUUU sell our new inventions. We guar
a1tee $50 per month 20 any energetic person
b may engage with as. send 50 cents tor
aImrle, or can on KENsISGTON & co.. No. L
tnmUercial Place. New Orleans, Louisiana.
B-Pr0prstdrs Oh Nesdle-ThreadIug Thin
Die, The Button-Hole Lancet, Novelty Hwine-
otter, etc. etc. noA
100 MEN-At o. h Landing. on Mississippi
sOO river, Is miles above Helena. lD men 70
7rk on levee; wages $40 Rer month porK
HDLLhNH-LnU|er mixed ana QAhlt ceLlDu@
wanted. HUGHES g. co. s Beale 81.
gECOND-HAND FURNITURE, Feathers
- and Household Goods Of all kinds, bought
81 ~ second street II. r. SINNOTT.
OR STOLEN.
hX-Ou november ztl, one white OK, IRON
- J. I. kluands lumber yard Mo-.
- and III Union street. Any person
flding same and returning him to my
uog j. r. kIRTLAND.
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SOTICE-KENTUCKY LIBRARY
DRAWING.

EPIzooTIC.-Epizootic cured, at 225
street
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FoR sT. FpANCIs RTvFR.
FoR ARKANsAs RTvER.

HNEMPH1s AND ARKANsAg RIVER
VI Packet Co, u, s. Nal Lne-The elsZant
passenger boaN Of this hne IeaF8 Memphis
FOR ali points ca Arkansas river mex ;
and Saturdays, as 3 p,m.
~. p. WALKER, Agent
jul5 oGfes on Wharf boat, cot 81 Courts
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DDAED-FOr rent with good board, two
ID nice front rooms. Apply al % Adams 81.
u ESTDENCE-A desirable residence for "a
IL large family or boarding house, No. III
Court street: possession December lst. Apply
al No - Union street, o. Boyle d Chapman,
Main street. this week. nos
u E5IDENCE-Fvs rooms, stables y acres,
IL garden, orchard, - miles from Court
-4lare- Apply % Minor Menvefher, IS
SIAM street noL
y ESIDENCE-A newly ntted up twO-story
II brick residence, 81 Adams street, oppO-
-lt BENZ BaJbb. apply %
oaE j. p. MECX. IS Union street
pDOMs-sult Of rooms first floor mp stairs,
~ over our store, Northeast corner Main and
JEFFERSON streets. Along established millinery
ana manlla naEers stand. Possession given
Il oepbember. GRO. SHIELDS g. CO.
auh 1n Maiu street.
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structing the Philadelphia Glasses to in
stitute legal measures for the recovery
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FOUND.

CPECTACLES-S r. Mason found a pair I'd
- cold Spectacies on the Horn Lake roud.
are AT The Appeal ONCE. The owner can
have them by paying the cgst OF advertising.
and Masou ought y be rewarded. nnN
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terprise Of my country, and OF the world
and it has been my fortHne-perhaps
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MATAMQRos, November 80. Ten
days ago a soldier belonging TO the garri-
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