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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-19
BY The CABLES.

King Charles Of sweden Dead.
LONDON, September ia dispatch
from Stockholm announces the death
OF King Charles of Sweden, at Nealmo,
last evening.
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About 70 Sec His Wife.

PANS, September 19.-The German
authorities at Strasbourg have COLI
sented to allow the vile Of Edmond
About to see him, but prohibit any
others. His caae Is now being exam-
ined. Il will take a week.
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stocks Up and Lively -PtckPeeke'
Ceuvietrd-The New Fair Trial
Commenced - The Straight-Out
Demecraey-The Hale and Nsr.
crosa Fire.
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BITTERS.
g. T.-196O-X.

LYONS KATHAIRoH,
For Preserving and DcautIfyins the Hu.
man Hair. To Prevent lie Falling Ont
and Turning Gray.
A well.prcscryed Head o Hair, In . person Of
middle age, at once bespcaks refinement, el.
cgance, health and beauty. 1t may truly be
called woman's Growing Glory, while men arc
not insensible to its advantages and charms.
Few things arc moro disgusting than thin, friz.
ely, harsh, untamcd Hair. with head and coat
covered with Dandruff. Visit . barber and you
feel and look like . a new man. This 10 what
LYONS KATHAIRoN will do all the time.
The charm which lie, In well placed Hair, CLOS.
sy Curls, luIuriant Tresscs, and = Clean Head,
Is noticeable and Irresistible.
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LONDON, September l9.-John Fox
& Co., merchants, Mincing lane, have
Suspended. Liabilities, G5O0 0OO. They
have connections with several Amer
lean houses, and tbelr suspension was
caused BY recent failures In Baltimore.
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Commuutsts Executed.

PARIS, September 10. IL. Olive,
Dischamps aud D'Arvlle, Communists,
were executed yesterday. Satory died
bravely. His last words were "Vivc
Ia Republique! Down with traitors
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PERSONAL.

MIR. L. WATERMAN will leave the
city to-day for a trip along the Memphi:
and Charleston railroad.
J. H. TEAL, of our city, has invented
an improvement on the steam-engine.
of which the PuteHt Right Gazette
speaks in the most favorable terms.
w. r. KRKPATRICK, Mississippi; B,
F. Young, Mobile, Ala; w. Dawson,
Pittsburg; w. A. Craig, P~ittsburg; A.
w. Houston, San Antonio; ]. Lansing,
New York; A. Baldinger, Galveston,
are stopping at the Peabody Hotel.
MAJOR GEORGE w. WINCHESTER is
a candidate for Judge of the Second
Chancery Court Of Shelby county at the
ensuing election, subject to the action of
the Democratic Convention. Major
Winchester is a gentleman of rare
mental and physical gifts, heightened,
highly accomplished, as well as a Sc
we're student. No man in the South
has a better war record. He is a Ten
nesseean of the great solid old type, IN
flexible in purpose, a man of simple
splendid forensic talents, large
practice, great experience and singular
" balanced Judgment. He will shed
ON the office if it should be his
good fortune TO receive the nomination.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Three carloads of Black Crook
scenery arrived yesterday; the balance
will be here Friday.
Chunks of rock and rocks of coal
promise TO make DeSotO county, Missis-
sippi, immensely rich shortly.
There are forty-fouf different organ
izatiOns or interests in the city that
hope to make symething out Of picnics
this year.
The three gauges of the modern
railroad system are the broad-gauge, the
narrow-gauge, and the mortgage. The
latter is the most popular.
The managers of the Ma:-Fest yes
terday decided that the Gruetli Club was
entitled to the prize of having the best
wagon in the procession on the sixth.
The gentleman who borrowed a
file Of the Commercial from this Office
will please return it, as it is called for,
supposed to contain important informa-
ton.
The mosquitoes have become more
regular, systematic and decisive in their
operations, when one of them bites now
he leaves a mark and a remembrance
behind him.
The Citizens Meeting will be at the
Greenlaw Opera House at three o'clock
this afternoon, to hear the report of the
committee Of fifteen. The taxpayers
ought to attend in great force.
The first work for the water-works
was started yesterday. In a very short
time we shall have the fresh, cool water
just roaring through the city in small
rivulets and miniature ~cataracts.
1t is said that the Akin House at
Hot Springs is full of "achinu people at
present. 1t is the best place for them
when they ale down aching. Then they
can bid goodbye 10 the Akin House.
The great Masonic picnic on st.
Johns day, Monday, the twenty-fourth
of June, will be al great one this year, if
a person may be allowed to draw infer
ences from the preparations already go
ing on.
To-day the picnic of st. Bridget's
church in Pinch viii come of at James
Park. Look out for the splendid pro-
cession of little ones in the morning.
In the afternoon there will be some evi.
dences of life at the Park.
The sand.bar across the river is
making its appearance once more. The
barkeepers along Front row did an I'M
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ADJUSTMENTS.


BY reference to our advertising col
umns it will be seen that the Spiritual
lists are to hold a festival, commencing
this evening at their hall in the Webster
Block, 1879 Main street. Whatever ideas
may entertain regarding Spiritual
ism. it is conceded that this persuasion
numbers among its adherents many per-
sons of superior tase, culture and refine
ment. and it is therefore presumable
that those who patronize their festival
will, in addition to viands the most de-
lectable, have an opportunity to enjoy
the converse of those whose thoughts
are supposed to rise somewhatabove the
level OF frivOlity too common in fash
ionable life; to say nothing of the dane
ing, which will be a feature of the en-
tertainment. 1t is promised that there
will be a seance held in an ante-room
which will be one of the most interest
ing features of this new fashioned enter
tainment. They allow no rafting or
unfair dealing.
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other, made others of more exquisite
hue. The inside ring partook of the
color of the cloud, Illuminated to in
tense brightness by the moon; this was
surrounded by a red one, and that by
one of BLUSH gray; the last by an
other red one; the whole forming a sight
seldom seen save in extreme northern
ATTITUDES. The 'heavens were telling
the glory of God"
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Chaneery Court Chancellor
Scott.

Second Chaneery Court Chancellor
Scott.
Cases set for to-day: 457, Houghton
VS. Andrews; 461, Hart VS. Bates; 462,
Mhoon VS. Abercrombie; 466, Mix VS.
Dixon; 467, Radgesky VS. Malone; All,
Eakin VS. Council; 473, Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad VS. MhOon; 474,
Griffing VS. Carver; 479, Bowman VS.
Hawley; 4S1, Hayes VS. Hayes; 49,,
Chester VS. Williams; 1856, Smith VS.
Smith; 1856, Chase VS. Schafer; 4S7, Neal
VS. HoicOmb; 4SS, DinsmOre vs. Boyd;
4S9, Hargan VS. Waechter; 491, Frazer
VS. Mayor and Aldermen; 494, State VS.
CoOney; 1876, Hunley VS. Raja; 497, Levy
VS. Levy; 499, Adams, eg pdrte; 500,
McGrath VS. McGrath; sol, Moore VS.
Williams; 502, Eastman VS. Doyle; SOB,
Carleton VS. Price; 507, Bonner VS. Bon
ner; sos, Field VS. Field; $40, Keck VS.
Walker; 5I4, Steele VS. Steele; 519, De-
vine VS. O'Brien; $50, Larkin VS. Me-
Combs; $40, Knox VS. Talbert; 526,
Moore vs. Davis; 52S, Graves VS. Frech;
529, Mcdowell VS. Glenn; $50, Brewster
VS. Cicalla; 533, State VS. Moore; 538,
Sternberg VS. Gibson; $40, Reese VS. Hoy.
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EDITORS APPEAL-In reply to a card
Of J. ]. Downs, 1 would say that he
made use of profane language in the
presence of ladies on the street-cars to
such an extent as TO force us to eject
him from the car. No pistol or club was
drawn or used. l would be much OBJ
Hged if some of the passengers who were
on the car at the time, would come for
ward and substantiate this statement,
either verbally or in writing, at the office
of the company, 315 Main street.
A. E. MOODY,
Foreman City Railroad Company.
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WAGGENER.

Waggener has a great stock of
clothing, which he is now selling at a
very low figure. Waggener, 3l74 Main
street, has procured such an immense
of goods from France and Eng
land that he is literally crammed with
them, both upstairs and down in his es-
Enlistment. Without any equivOca-
ton, delay or 'aside issues" Waggener
will certainly sell his excellent goods
cheap-much cheaper than they can be
purchased in any other house.
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THE CONCERT.
A Promenade Concert ON Main Street
Friday Evening.

Lou Leubrie will be indebted to the
lasting gratitude of the people of Mem
phis when he shall have established his
proposed promenade concerts. The first
of the series is to take place Friday to-
morrow evening. The music will be
furnished by Professor ArnOld's brass
band, and the line of promenade will be
along Main street, from Adams to JEFF
ferson. Here is the programme:
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LOST.

KENS-Bunch OF keys, somewhere between
N Jackson Block and Tennessee street.
The finder viii please leave them with H.
WADE & co. myl6
CORAL ARMLET-On Sunday, a child'S
u pink coral armlet, with gold clasp. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
with PAUL T. WRIGHT, Newsletter,
myl3 296 Main street.
nOG-Speckled pointer dog; answers 10
IL name Of "POnto." Information of his
whereabouts will be literally rewarded.
my3 o. A. MANN, % Monroe street.
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Two very fiourishing strawberry festi-
walls are going on in the city these am
brosial nights. That at Rocco Hall at
tracts an immense crowd of ladies and
gentlemen. Another is in full blast in
the Jackson Block, for the benefit of the
Congregational church, on Union street.
Both are very well attended, and pro-
duee much pleasurable enthusiasm in
the participants.
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NoTTCE.

HAVING qualified as executor Of The estate
OF Mrs D. W. Norris, deceased L hereDy
give notice to all persons having clalns
against said estate 70 6le them, authenticated
as the law directs, with MessrS. Humes POS
ton, my attorneys, within the the
be forever barred: and persons indebted 70
said estate are hereby notified to cOme forward
and settle tire sEme with my said attorneys
Messrs. Humes & POstou.
FsP. NORRIS.
Memphis, April s, lS2 aP5td
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PERSONAL.

WANTED-To see j. A. HUNTER or W. 3.
w SMALLWOOD, or Information about
them. See me at the Il. f.. Lee Hotel immedi-
ately, or write me at Charleston, ~Tallahatchie
county, Mississippi, TO Gare Of A. A. McMul-
len. SARAH A. HUNTER.
Two MISUNDERSTANDING, information of
Il the whereabouts of mi NICHOLSON,
a machinist, who left Memphis for Ntcksburg
last September. Mrs. MARY NICHOLSON,
care Of Robert Nicholson, > Mosby street,
Memphis, Tennessee. myl4
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UPPER BLUE LICK WATER exercises
a potent and controlling influence over
the s~ecretory functions of the Liver. Its
influence upon this gland is to gradually,
but surely, unload itwhen engorged, and
to stimulate it to a healthy performance
of its functions when torpid. For sale
at the drug stores.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agents.
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STOLEN.

MARE MULE-TWENTY DOLLARS RE
NJ ward for the return of my mare mule,
stolen in the night from Saturday to Sunday
Nav 18th, from stable in the rear of Z6 Second
street. Description: Mare mule, 49, hands
high. mouse or iron-cOlOred, white spot on
forehead, name badly trimmed, lame in left
shoulder, saddle marks, without hair. For
the return of the above-deScribed mule, to 276
second street, / will pay the above reward,
with an additional sum of thirty dollars for
the thief. JAMES BACHMAN.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
Credit Sale Of 100 Acres Valuable SUI
burban Property, on the New
RALEIGH Road.

On the 9th day Of May viii be sold, at the
south door of q Fellows Hall. The following
On the north side of the New Raleigh road,
and on narrOW-gauge railroad, on Cypress
Creek. containing about 100 acres, the property
Of the estate OF Constantine Paine. deceased,
and laid of into lots by c. G. Burk. surveyor, "a
plan Of which can be seen at the OhiceOf the
auctioners, and viii be exhibited on The day
OF sale. Lots from twelve to sixteen acres, 20
suit purchasers. Most Of the land is cleared
and improved. and WeH adapted to gardening
or farming having q perennial stream.Of water
running through the property.
Sale VIII be on a credit OF six, twelve.
eighteen and tWenty-four months, all equity
III redemption waved. By order Of the First
Chancery court, TO close the estate
j. NJ. WILLIAMSON.
Special Commissioner.
Reyster, Irrelevant 4 Co.,
apo Au~etiOneers.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

MARE-S3 REWARD viii pay the above
NJ reward for the cOv of a dark roam
mare, 1 years old, with small white spot on
back strayed or stolen from my home on Big
Creek, shelby county, Tennessee, about 23d
April. II. G.. GREER.
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second Circuit Cour-HnIser Indre.

SCEDAl H.
The May term of this court viii COM
menee next Monday morning at nine
O'Clock. The regular sessions of the
court during this term, will be from
nine O'Clock Am. to half-past three
O'clock pm, with an intermissiOn of
twenty minutes at noon The order of
business will be as follows: Monday,
the juries for the term viii be empan-
neled, and a calendar of one hundred
cases called. Tuesday, the answers of
garnishes will be heard, and a calendar
of one hundred cases set. Thursday,
cases appealed from magistrates and
recorder, to this term, will be called,
and if, in any of them, either plaintiff
or defendant shall fail to appear, iudg-
ments will be rendered. A calendar of
cases will also be set for that day.
Friday and Saturday one hundred eases
will be published for trial each day.
Gases ''passed" at the last term will be
taken up first. Mondays will be motion
day as heretofore. When counsel are
at the Supreme Court their cases will be
passed till their return, on notice of their
absence being given to the court. The
rules heretofore published in regard to
cOntinuances and dismissals, will be sus-
pended until the adjournment of the
Supreme Court. The clerk requests the
different magistrates to send in immedi-
ately all cases appealed from their re-
spective courts to the May term of this
court, so as to enable him to prepare his
dOckets by Monday.
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LADIES ARE ALWAYS interested in
knowing where they can procure ar
tistic patterns in the stamping line.
The Singer Rooms, 273l Main street, are
making a speciality of this kind of work.
Their Book of Patterns has ELECTED UNI
affected admiration from all who have
seen it. Their artistes are tasteful, skill
full and careful, and give entire satisfac-
ton to the most particular tastes.
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This celebrated institution viii be
here next week, affording such amuse-
ment to the people of Memphis as at
tracted crowded houses on former Oc-
casions. The managers say it lisa grand
combination which has the honor and
profit of representing the Crook on
Memphis boards this time.
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STRAYED.

GRAY PONY-Seven years old; split in left
VI ear; about l3 hands high; sore on point
Of shoulder. MITCHELL GUY,
On Bills place, on fernando road, seven
Tziles from city. myl6
NULE-One gray or mouse-colored mare
WI mule, about Il hands 3 inches high; 4 or
) years old: heavv-set and in nne% condition:
had on a large rope halter; was last seen May
10 about dark, at Trezevant's place, three
miles northeast OF Memphis. Any informa-
ton left at J B. FAIRIES & Co. 5 stables, S3 Second
street, that viii lead to her recovery, viii be
literally rewarded. mil
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CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringwOrms, ~salt-rheum, and
other ~cutaneOus affections cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by using
the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Case
well, Hazard & Co, New York. For
sale by all druggists.
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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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THE PRoPRIETORs of Pilgrims Pro-
gess Panorama, have kindly rendered
a benefit for the Central Baptist church.
Friday, Saturday and Monday evenings.
They desire to inform their friends that
tickets for sale can be had at Lindsay &
Conway's, 336 Main street, and also at
Ames, Beattie & Co, 1856 Main street.
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Armstrong; patent mosquito-net
frame, The neatest cheapest and most
durable in the market. Call aud ex-
anime it before trying others. Satisfae-
ton guaranteed.
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.,
362 Main street.
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COMMUNAL ELICIrY.-Nothingt tends
more to connubial happiness than cheer
full and healthy infants and children.
Mrs. Whiteomb's syrup is the great chill
dren's soothing remedy.
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The GREAT tobacco and cigar empo-
rum of the Southwest is that of s.
Kaufman & Bro, 250 Main street, under
Odd-FellOws' Hall. Their stock is i'm
mense and assortments bewildeTing.
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Law REPORTS.

First Chaneery Court Chancellor Nor
gan.
The case of Anderson VS.. Sellars was
concluded yesterday, and submitted.
In the case of Levy VS.. Easter the proof
was read. 1t will be argued this morn
ing.
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THE PILGRIMS PROGRESS tableaux
will he exhibited ON Friday, Saturday
and Monday evenings for the benefit of
the Central Baptist Church.
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KAUFMAN's CIGARS are equal to the
best imported or Northern manufacture.
Country dealers especially would do
well to try them before purchasing else
where.
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FOR RENT.

DESIDENCE-A large and pleasantly sit
n uated residence, No. 81 Market street
For terms apply at the Office Of
HARRIS, PILLOW q PILLOW, Attys,
myl4 corner Madison and Main.
COTTAGE HOUSE-A neat and desirable
- Cottage House, 81 Alabama street, con
venient TO the Poplar street railroad, with
five rooms, kitchen and servants room, n a
large cistern OF excellent water. Apply on
the premises i. W. BROWN.
COMPREHENSIVE two new brick Store
y houses, Nos. IS and 20 Beale street, with
five rooms each up stairs. Possession given
June list. Inquire on the premises. myl2
GOTTAGE-Of 5 rooms, kitchen attached,
~ large yard, stables, ETC., on NOllentine
avenue, near New Raleigh railroad. Apply at
Southern House, on Second street, in Chelsea.
myn JOSEPH HELD.
HOUSES FOR EENT-AppIy at
I 247h SECOND STREET.
G~TORE-Under the Commercial Hotel, suit
y able for a tailoring establishment or other
business. Possession Immediately. Apply to
Menken Brothers. my6
ID ESIDENCE-A shady, pleasant residence,
IL on line Of fernando cars. Wa. Wheat
ley, 80 Main street. apps
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S. KAUFMAN & BRO. wholesale and
retail dealers in t~obacco,and cigars,a at $50
Main street, under Odd-Fellows Hall, is
the place for all who would buy from
first hands, at the cheapest rates.
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THE privileges of st. Georges picnic.
to be held at James Park Friday, Nav
24th, consisting of bar, confectionery,
restaurant and shooting-gallery, win Be
sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on the grounds, on Friday, Nav
18th, at ten o'clock am. Terms cash.
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CALL at the rooms of Merriman d
Wilcox, 2733 Main street, and examine
the Mathushek Piano.
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars and fifty cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs of two or more.
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MOSQUITOES.

CALL at 2734 Main street, and examine
the Mathushek Piano. "
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LOCAL ITEMS.

HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the "Bay Horse?D
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Referring TO the above, the undersigned
offer the stock, consisting of provisions, pro
dnee and groceries. at reduced prices together
with three mules, drays and harness ana
the stores, 80 and $50 Front street, Tor rent Tor
J. NJ. TRIGG.
JOHN CALLAGHAN.
- TAWH0R
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ALL WHO WISH to aid a good cause
and get 3 fine lunch, call at 81 Main
street this noon.
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Here is a free contribution to the pub
lie pleasure, which merits the fullest
appreciation in this selfish and money
making age. All that MI. Leubrie de-
sires in return for his efforts is an evil
dence of increased happiness and pleas
ure on the part of the people.
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IRON GRENADINEs.-Ladies wanting
a good article Of Iron Grenadines at a
low price, should go to Menken Bros
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In retiring from the firm Of Howard, Brad
shaw &Co.,we tender our thanks to those who
have favored US with their patronage, and
eheerIuuy recommend the parties who sue
coed Ito the favorable consideration of the
same W. A j. :.
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srEAM-FErr1Ne, SIS Second street.

THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city is at 26
Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand. HANSON & WALKER.
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ECONoMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hanson's old staud), 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON & WALKER,
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GAs-FIrr1Na, al5 Second street.

CALL at the rooms of Merriman 4
Wilcox, 273A Main street, and examine
the Mathushek Piano.
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CALL at 273@ Main street, and examine
the Mathushek Piano.
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CALL at the rooms of Merriman q
Wilcox, 2734 Main street, and examine
the Mathushek Piano.
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DISSOLUTION

VHE firm of Howard, Bradshaw & Co. is this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent, wa.
Cothran and J. 5. COthran retiring.
The cotton taetorage and commission bust
ness viii be continued by the remaining
partners q. G. Howard and s. j. Bradshaw,
under the firm Lame OF Howard & Bradshaw,
at NO. 80 Front street, who are authorized 10
settle all claims due the old firm; also, its
obligations.
GEORGE c.. HOWARD.
SIDNEY j. BRADSHAW.
WILLIAM A. COTHRAN.
]. s.