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sTRAYED Or STOLEN

TOWS-One light red COW -snsal size; cropped
in both ears in shape Of W, and top OF Uali
white. One dark brown COW adafk hnnNh
stripe down her back with white stripes on
each side OF Il: a fork in her right ear; Wnlte
face and high horns. 4 liberal reward VIII De
Maid for their return % Mrs }. DHly corner OF
MIH street and PeytOn avenue. apo
1EARE-A sorrel mare, q years old, 10
nj hands high; one hind foot white nan
IN = small SpanfSh saddle SO reward VIII De
$50 for the restoration Of the same 70 W.. j..
SfOddard. at Keel g. Co.'S, ~ Front street app
HORSES-sg Reward-TwO horses csc nay,
III IonE- shaggy name and three white teeJi
me sOrreI. blin in both eyes Return 20 DI-
1900 apE
NEULE-One small bay mare mule . OF j
MI wears old, recently lanceG for the dlstem~
Der- A liberal reward viii be PAID % the per-
son delivering the same 20 > u. hhlhei 30
Main street. Az.
TORSEA dark-eOiOred horse, ab0EtS years
III ODD i hands high sore ON breast and On
lie left eye. A liberal reward VIII De given
ap25 n. JACOBS, Is Beale street.
HORSES-sI5 R~EWARp-Two horses, one a
b~lazed-face, sOrrel horse, tUo white 1eet
behind, left eye put; other a small duG hprsei
No shoes on hind feet. The above reward viii
be paid To the person leaving them az 10 Bea4e
street. Iap5l &CO.
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aMEMPHIs HORSE HOSpIrAL.,

Call At Mr.. John Lilly's, 35l Main street. and
try the Kelly Island Brand Of Wine. Tis
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TIM NDRYL Of the new features
which Mr.. Parran has introduced Is a deep
well pump, from the house Of. VS.. Browne,
35 second street, Memphis. rms pump IS a
er and engine with an ample supply OF water
from adepth of nfty-dve or sixty feet, with
ease and DECENTRALIZATION Bulletin, ApT9t
18th.
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Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend RObertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 2ll Main street. Three faultless
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide, in another column. 1t
should be read by all
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First Chaneery Court Chancellor Nor
gan.
The case Of Cicalla VS.. Boggiano was tried
yesterday and submitted. Court stands adj
journed till Thursday morning.
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Collector On Privileges.


WE are authorized Z nnOunce LIAR
w VEY MATHE5 a. candidate for re-
lection ar stale and lnunig taSSoLoetoLo
PrfvHeres. subject To- lac nominating conNGp-
- APPS
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THE celebrate Glycerine Cream, Is the best
preparation for rendering the hair soft and
glossy. For sale by J. B. Hills, 2l Main street.
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The Vieksburg Times says: In honor Of the
President of the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern railway, a small town two
miles below summit has been named Me-
Comb City. We notice in one OF our ex-
changes the arrival last week of a car load OF
active and skilled artisans at that pIace. We
understand that there are about one hundred
and thirty w%orlUnen engaged in building M
the place. This looks encouraging. We wish
we could see more signs OF THRIFT in every
town in Mississippi.
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L BOURBON


j. A. Miller Chicken-COek Brand.
WE cali the particular attention OF the
~ Wholesale trade 70 our large stock Of
Mhlskles, mostly Of the celebrated and we'll
known brand for the past twenty years Of j.
A. Miller Chicken-COck Bourbon and Rye
whisky made in Paris, Bourbon county, KY,
and warranted TO the trade for its purity and
uniformity in quality, and 70 improve BY age
faster than any other whisky, made in the
uneSt eoOperage. We have different ages, the
new, one, two, three, four and five yeaTsOf
age, at prices varying as TO age, etc.
BEWARE OF COUNTEkfEIIS@5tencN
brand on one head Of the barrel and the burnt
brand OF Lac distillery ON the other head
made IN and in from Paris, bourbon cOusty,
kentucky.
Wholesale dealers, grOcers and druggists are
invited 10 examine our stock For sale in IOls
only by
sole Agents, cori-r Walnut and Third,
az 2iaw 81 I0ufs, NO.
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L ISLAND BRAND.

THE LARGEST and best selected stock of
boys and ohildren's hats in the city nj
Wheaton & Co, The Hatters, 279 Main street,
sign of the Tiger.
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ALL that have tasted Berton's steam made
ice-creain are delighted with IL. Visitors
wishing to see the process are cordially in
Yited.
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sTEAM-FIrTING, 815 Second street.

HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the Ebay HOrse?p
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WANTED-GOOd loose and W-ater-packed
cotton at 20 cents per ID. Is Beale street.
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The 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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DRIVEN WELLS, 8l5 Second street.

FINE ASSORTMENT of Pianos and Organs at
II. G. HoLLENBERGS, IA second street
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REMovAL-Friends and patrons are
respectfully invited to leave their orders
for the Memphis Steam Dyeing Estab-
lishment at 81 Madison street, where
the best cleaning and dyeing is done in
the city.
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PIANOS
SeYfert g Witzmann

81. Louis Piano Manufact'g Co., st. Louis
Decker Brothers /: : New York
+. Reinking : /: New York
u Importers Of Grand and UPRIGHT Pianos
from Europe.
221 Second St, opp. Calvary Church
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
( ATTRACTlON
Credit Sale Of 100 Acres Valuable Su-
burban Property, on the New
Raleigh Road.

On the 9th day Of May viii be sold, at the
south door Of odd Fellows Hail, the following
property, lying in Shelby County, Tennessee,
ON the north side of the New Raleigh road,
and on narrOW-gauge railroad. on Cypress
Creek, containing about zoe acres. the properly
of the estate OF Constantine Paine, deceased,
and laid of into lots by &. 4. Burk, surveyor, a
plan Of which can be seen at the Office Of the
auctiOmers, and viii he exhibited ON the day
Of sale. Lots from twelve to sixteen acres, to
suit purchasers. Most OF the land is cleared
and improved, and well adapted 10 gardening
or farming, having "a perennial stream,Of water
running through the property.
sale viii be on a credit of six, twelve,
eighteen and t~wenty-fOur months; aiI equity
OF redemption waved. By order Of the First
Chancery Court, to close the estate.
j. N. Williamson.
Special Commissioners
ROyster. TreZeYant K Co.,
ap2l A"ueffonaerS-
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CLEANING by chemical process with
out securing, only at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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WANTS.

nOOMS-I want two UNFINISHED rooms,
II without board: wife and self; no children.
location must be central. Address, with
terms. Screen" Appeal office. References re
quired- ap3
nIANO-wanted 70 rent, a piano. Addrcss
i l. P NJ this office. ape
NOOR-First-eIass cook, washer add ironer,
" al 80 jefferson street extended. app
HELP-I have on hand a No. / h~OusekeePer
II scotch for city or country would pre-
Ter a hotel. Also, help OF ali kinds Ior larln
Ing or domestic purposeS male ana Lemaler
white and colored. WILLIAM DARDIS,
APPS 90 Jefferson street
EArPLOYMENT-Montgomery Lynch, civil
Il engineer, Of p years experience IN INC
locating and constructing Of railroads wishes
employment 70, Horn D2ke,DesotoCo-Mls.
nO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. residence in the
city Of Mobile, Alabama, for Memphis
and Kansas City Railroad bonds VIII trade
Improved city or unimprOEcd suburban prop
erty for dry goods Shoes boots Or gIoceflee
For sale. a valuable lot Of pine lumber al q
bargain. Would pay cash Tor a lady-s watch
and chain. latest styles also one extra cnain
Adde'S :. &. r. care OfJ- W. Moore, Us Front
street ap-t
DUsINEsS MEN-FIfty active business men
10 20 canvass Arkansas, Tennessee and
other southern states for the sale OF DUGANs
ConBrNED BUGGT-PLOw, PLANTER, CHOPPER
ASD C~CLTIvAroB- None need apply uniess
they can give good references, or can furnish
suuClemL capital 70 purchase q laAu aLA
machine. Apply or address AiLBULAN'
WALKER d co. . Union street, memphis
Teunessee. apid&w
HOUsES-A large numbcr Of houses TO MI
the hourly demand for rent at the rental
once OF DOnohO q Buckley, - Madison street
1EEN-sgm men 10 work on Cairo and Fulton
MI Railroad. al White river crossing. iOur
miles below JackslnpOFL Wages, 8 = per
day. Good sta~tiOn-wOrk nc to Zc per yard
White river packets leave Memphis Tor Jack
sODpOrt twice n week.
ap2i WOODRUFF & MCNEiNE, Contractors
old BOOKsAu kinds Of standard works
" bOught and sold az S6 second street aplt
CITUATION-A lady, who can give good ref
> erences, wants a situation IN a seminary
acadenay OF private family. Address
apl0 TEACHER, care Of Appeal
nEAsONS. LABORERS, ETC-Thres hun
VI cred labOrers, q large number OF station
and Fulton Railroad, al Grand Glai1e, on
White River, Arkansas. Wages OF lab0rers,
SIS pei day. Regular packets run from Mem,
phis 10 Grand GlaiZe twice a week.
apo NJ COFFEH Co. Contractors.
CECOND-HAND Furniture, Feathers and
- Household goods OF all kinds bought Al
~ second street HI. slNNOft.
CITUATION-By a cOlored man, a No. ]
- Barber, who Is DESTROYS Of quitting the
fOnSorial profession. He can give the best
Of city reference. To a gentleman wanting a
carriage driver and barber, this IS a nrst rate
chance. or he would like a position as Por-
ter In a store. Apply 10 this onice- mhB
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VINCENT BoFrO.-Madame Vincent's
old stand, Washington and Front. Good
liquors and eigars-luDeh.
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CARPETS.

Dolly Warden Iee-Crealn al specht'S, 81
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NUUNOIIVN . -
NEW YORK STAR COMPANY.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Iuare o. he supreme Coar..

nOBERT +. LOONEN IS a candidate Cor
IL Congress. subject 10 the decision OF me
Democrats Convention ?
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Co~rFHT OF PROFESSOR j. RSEST kEk-
RING-The well known @hose oal-
lad .SLe'S fOoling thee, p" always comes up az
mention Of MS name gave a very pie4SannO
concert last night ut the AeHPhls Quo Hall
al which the following named ladies Z gtA-
fIemen very kindly assisted; Mrs. Boylan'
Misses Williams, POstOn and Douglass, 4essrs,
TOmIiusOn, Boyle, Gideon, Seay, Otey aefzog'
Elliott. Kirkland, Curry, Portlock, peterson
Tbess amateurs appeared in behalt OF Lne Cen
trail Sfetboais church, Of which the eloquent
Rev Mr.. Seruggs is the pastor, The programme
was. as Prof. Perring's name is gQaranUee;
well selected and was well calculated % pau
ont the powers Of the performers. VI Llese,
Miss Kate Williams, Miss POston, MISS Doug-
las. AIRS ROWAN. Mr.. Gideon and Mr.. Feuer-
S0u agguitted thomselves unusually We'll
and liz gentlemen OF the Mendeissohn quar-
tette Club, also sustained themselves, MI.
TomIinson. the old standby, WhD IS always "
be relied on and always acqultsh lnlselI eoilsSl-
sgdously, played his part with hearty IerVor.
M. Gideon gave an excellent rendluon OF Inc
- Wanderl8ed Of SSh2mann. OF MI. FER
RINGS conduct OF the 2HHtf we can only
sneak in terms Of unqualified praise reward
close OF the second part ne was caitea tQE
s1fhusissticaIly and sang two songs, one OF
f1sm a esmpGsitiQu Of his own. MI Ferrlng Is
growing without public, and is
MS ability aud Accomplishments entltle
to. This concert, we ma ado, E7sa sue
cess pecuniarly.
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HosIERY ana rowels. pollar Sole.
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oTHE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In re-
Spouse % the call Of many leading clL1ens
q the state. ] hereby announce myself a. q
candidate for Judge Of the supreme court
male vacant by the resignation OF Hon. j. a.
r. Nelson. ElectiOn first THURSDAY N august
1ext ROBERT MCFARLAND.
Morristown. Tennessee. mhA
ITO THE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In re-
Spouse to the expression Of q popular de-
are. sufficiently general and Influential 70
control my action in the matter, I hereby an
nOunce myself a candidate for the omce OF
Judge OF the supreme Court, made vacant by
che resignation OF Hon. T. Ar Nelson Elec-
lion nrst Thursday In August next
CHATTANOOGA March u, 81. mh2
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ROOMS N BOARD.

nOOAfS-with board one large unfufntshed
IL front room: also, furnished rooms for
families o. single gentlemen, AZ lD MauisOh
street. Day boarders accommodated. apD
nOOMS-Furnished front rOOms, al SO per
III, month, corner OF DeSotO and Union SIS
nOONlS-Handsome furnished and unfur-
III miThrl ROOMS, with or without board az
% Washington street, Mr. NJ. j. Miller. ap3
DOARD-Desirable rooms, furnished and IN
ID furnished, with excellent board, az l5
Court street. This IS "A most central and desir-
sole locality. Large aud Well-arranged house.
auan MRS NJ. ID. BADGER.
DOARDEEs-A gentleman and wife can be
u accommodated with board and an cX-
ceuent room, and a few day bOarder5 wanted,
al n Madison street. ap2i
DRONT ROOMS, with board; pleasant sum
Il mer location; 49, Main street, between
Linden and POntOtOc. apis
DOARDERs-A few day and lodging board
ID ers wanted al = Monroe street. apS
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HAlp crnls and Braids. Dollar Store,
DUTCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER

sweeps them on and clears the house speedily.
Try il. sold by dealers everywhere.
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FOR RENT.

nWELLING-A two-stoTy dwelling, No lN3
IL Robson street. Apply Xxi door. apo
nESIDENCE-A shady, pleasant residence,
IL on line Of fernando cars. w. A. wheat
ley, ~ Main street. ap-o
HOUSE-That desirable house, with or
IL without furniture, corner OF jackson ana
Promenade streets Inquire On the premises
HOUSE-A new house with six rooms.
III J.E. BIGELOW, ~ Main street.
OnORE-ROOM-The stOre-nOOm on the cor
- ner Of Main and Monroe streets, under the
Deabody Hotel, from February Isl. Apply TO
II. {. BRINkLEl,
fa2s - Madison street.
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GAS, STEAM, WATER.
,. w. s. R'ROWNE

~ 2.LSO W n
O1h SECOND STREET, BET. MONROE
O1O and Union, Gas and steam FfffIng.
Pumps and necessary pipes, galvanized and
piAAu- ans
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FOR SALE.

AND@S acrre 81 land. Is miles out on The
STAGE lime road, Al aland acre lois. one
frird cash: halaucc nj D and 2 years.
apc.i SEARS q GIREElEN.
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HI EXPOSITION.
An Enthusiastic Meeting in the Cham
Der of Commerce Last Night
TheSOIid Men of City
i'm Earnest abOufit
Stock subscriptions Faken-Fhe Success
Of the Project Assured.

a mass meeting of citizens in favor Of the
Exposition project was held in the Chamber
of COmmerca yesterday evening at. eight
o'clock. Mr.. Burke called the meeting to or
der, Immediately after which Mr.. LaGrill
moved that Mr.. Nelson take the chair, which
was carried.
Mr.. j.. W. Mansford, assisted by the men,
bers Of the press, was constituted Secretary
Of the meeting.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River Packet Co.
U. Mail and Southern Express
For Helena, Deyalls Bluff, Searcy, Augusta
and JacksOnpOrt.
The Elegant Passenger steamers
LEGAL TENDEB....-W S. Ashford, Master
leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, at 5
o'clock pm.
r r. WALf---..---.John j. Edison, Master
leaves Memphis every SATURDAY, ats
O'Clock pm.
The above line of elegant steamers connect
a Devall's Bluff with the railroad for Littl
Rock and JacksOnpOrt.
ELLIOTT * MILLER, Agents,
mh7 2 Promenade, foot Of Jefferson.
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JAPANESE BAMBOO FANS.
VERY ODD.

ELLIOTT d RIDGEL1,
2l9 Main street.
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CHINESE FEATHER FANS.

VERY ELEGANT AND VERY CHEAP.
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FAss. Fans, Fans. DOLLAR store.
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SEE THE CoAr for 81. Dollar Store
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Tiger.
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For RIVER.

MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
VI Packet Co, u. S. Mail Line,-rhe elegant
passenger boats OF this line leave Memphis
or all points on Arkansas river Mondays
and Fridays, al , pm.
W. II. KENNEDY, Agent,
Office on COmpany's WharfbOat,
4mhl Foot Of Court street.
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j. HAYS Is candldat e ioI county lax
A. Collector, subject 10 the decision Of the
0sunocratic Convention ap4
z POWELL is a candidate for
tT T-avlCOuector for shelby county subject
- he action Of the Democratic convention
nScAR WOODBRIDGE is a candidate for
~ TaxLColectOr for shelby county. Subject
10 ne action Of the Democratic County Con
-.--So- mh3l
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HNnFRHAKER
LOCAL ITEMS.

~
JOHN WALSH,
No. 33l Second street,
near Union.
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n n. MASON is n candidate for county
h trustee. subject TO the Democratic Con-
Tlnrm. Election first Thursday in August o
VTE are authorized 70 A WOOD
Nv WARD As = candidate for reelection 10
% he onHce OF County Trustee at the ensuing
August election subject 70 the action OF The
Democratic Convention Of June Ath-
COUNTY TRUSTEE-We are authorized 10
L announce Genera b N BRADFORD as n
candidate for the Office OF Count Trustee AT
Ehe ensuing election. Subject 10 the action OF
The Democratic Convention
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one hundred and thirty-seven shares.
After which the meeting adjourned, subject
to the call Of the Subscription Committee.
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Enr sheriff

FOR Sheriff.
MARCUS J.. WRIGHT is a candidate for
vi reelection TO the Office Of sheriff or
Shelby County al the ensuing August eleeuon-
bic 10 the action OF the DemOcrOuc Ton
rention Of Jun 18th. app
GEORGE L. HARRIS is a candidate for
tn sheriff OF shelby County. subject 70 the
action OF the Democratic apU
?. CURRY announces himself as an in
A. dependent candidate for reelection 70
the ONCE Of sheriff Of shelby county. Elec-
rlon August ls7L apis
CHARLES L ANDERSON Is a candidate
- for sheriff OF shelby ounty Subject 10
the decision OF the Democratic Convention
WTE are authorized to announce Colonel
w J. A. FORREST as a candidate for Sheriff
Al the ensuing election, subject to the Demo
cratic Convention mho
EHERIFFI hereby announce myself as a
- candidate for sheriff OF shelby county, at
The ensuing election subject TO the action OF
the Democratic Convention
mh2t JOHN s. HARRIS.
IN answer &c many inquiries 1 hereby au-
thorfze Won 70 announce my name as acan-
didaIe for Sheriff. OF shelby county, at the Au-
gust election. Ls7Z Subject 10 b action OF The
mhIs B. F. BALL
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Dolly yardea Iee-0reau. at speeal'., 81
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lynch, civil
r. engineer. Of . years experience in the
Locating and constructing Of railroads, wishes
empl0rmeut % Horn Lake. DeSotOCO.Mlss.
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II you want bargains in new furniture, &c
TO 4. Fegan's, Second street, opposite court
square, before IL is too late, as he expects L
close ont his stock in the next thirty days.
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HELP-I have on band a No. hOuSekeeper
III scotch for city or country; would pre-
Ter hotel. Also, help Of ali kinds for farm
Ing or domestic purposes male and female
white and colOred. DARDlS
ans 50 jefferson street.
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nOOMS-I want two UNFINISHED rooms,
II without board wife and self no children
Location must be central. address, with
terms. Green. Appeal office. References re
guirpd- ap8
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New sTYLE HATS at wheaton's, sign Of the
Tiger.
GAUzE SHIRTS and Drawers. Dollar store.
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HOUsES-A large uumbcr Of houses TO MI
II the hourly demand for rent at the rental
once OF DouohO d. Bulklcy, - Madison street
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sole Agents, cors-r walnut aud Third
AZ 2faw 81 I0uis, 40.
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NEW HAIR BnArDs. Dollar store.
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special Commissioner.
Register, TreZeYant K Co.,
AmedfOmoerg-
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HOUSE AND LOT-Corner Of Main and
III Overton. size Of lot, 24x75 feet. Mrs.
Nnnc Hanigs,n, Is Overion street. ap@
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-08-07
How 90 go West.

This Is an inquiry which overy on,
should have truthiully ans cred before he
starts on his journey, and little care Ia.
Ken IN examination of routes will in many
cases save much trouble, time and nonev
The &c, b. x Q. R.R.." running from
Chicago through Galesburg to Burlington
has achieved splendid reputation in The
last two years as the leading Passenger
houte to the west. At Burlington il con.
meets with tie great Burlington Route
which runs direct through Southern iowa
to Febraska and Kansas, with close con.
ueciIons to California and The Territories ::
AMI passengers starting from LamoiIIe
County on their way westward, cannot do
better than TO take the g.. b. * O. and
Burlington Route. ap ear
This Line has published pamphlet
called "How to 60 West" which contains
much valuable information a large cor
rect map oil the Great West, which can
be obtained free Of charge by addressing
inc General Passenger Agent, b. e. Nj.
K. H., Burlington, Iowa. pa f97a if