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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-06
Decisions.

BY Judge Sedgwlck.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company vs.. Dodd.-
Notion granted.
BY Judge Van Worst
Meyer VS.. Meyer.-Motion denied. See decision.
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COURT OF COMMON pLeAs-TnlAL Ieam-piRT 2.
Another Verdict Against the City.
BEFORE Indne Iarremnra

JUUEC LdTTtIHOTt.
Michael Meehan brought suit for $500 for loss OF
horse, which broke through surface drain in
Clinton street and was so injured as TO become
worthless. The jury estimated the value of the
horse at $3.50, and verdict was given for this sum.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

The Tompkins Square Riot Case-Motion
to Discharge the Defendants and to
Reduce tho Bail-Recorder Hackett's
Charge in the Mayer Case Mfsappre-
Before Recorder Hackett.
Before the regular business OF tue Court was
proceeded with Mr.. Tomltnson called the attention
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SUPREME COuaT-claCUIr-pART 2.
SUPERIOR COURT-SpeClAL TERM.

BY Judge Van Brunt.
Diederick VS.. McAlister.-Cases settled.
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ON, WITH CLOSET AND
II adjoining, TO gentlemen or
?: convenient to Broad way,
%. No. los West Twenty
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s FAMILY, SUIT OF NICELY
n second floor; also Room on
men. without board. 2A West
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A FURNISHED COTTAGE. AP.
5, corner Fiftieth street and Sixth
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ITO LET-IN PRlVM
l. furnished RoGms,e 4
third floor, to pen6 =,
Thigty-elghth street,
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
Furnished.

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. FORT WASH.
n ington Residence OF James Gordon Bennett ESQ.,.
with several acres in lawn and shade slopiup tho
Hudson River, Will be rented, furnished. TO a careful
tenant and immediate possession gven stables
houses barn, &c. grapery. greenhouse
II Is situated upon an elevation OF over 20 feet ahoN
the Hudson River of which 1t has magnihcentNicw
Also the adjoining property, an elegant House yH
be rented, furnished afiorGing two families ar oSs
tunity reside each other. ..
The grounds will be Kept in order by the owner,
The Boulevard and St. Nicholas avenue, which -
completed afford excellent drives to the
The time from Dey street to Fort Washington ~ stss
Is about forty minutes .t
POTTER BROTHERA
Nos 4 6
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" FURNISHED ROOMS TO
gentle men only; every con-
. Apply at l43 West Forty-sixth
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-07-24

that is all the perverted vision Of our
neighbol can see in a Normal School.
Why then does he wish it was located
at New Richmond? But we forbear
comments.
While this place dwindles into com.
parahve insignihcance, New Richmond
will ascend in the scale of glory.
Read once more:
New Richmond will double River
Falls in population by the time our
tributary country is as fully developed
as that about River Falls. They ap.
pear to be awfully down on Railroads
SO much for the illusions of our
wouldbe facetious neighbor. Without
further comment we turn him over to
Messrs. Pierce & Tozer, dealers in
Wind Mills, Lightning Rods, and other
kinds of machinery managed and di.
rected only by uncertain elements.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-07-24
Rock Elm Center.

July 20.-The winter wheat
crop Will all be secured the present
week.
E. r. Condit is agent for Wal
singham, the ginseng man.
"A good school is being kept in
Dist. No. IL. Miss Nettie Larson,
teacher.
The mail arrangements bring
us within speaking terms with River
Falls weekly.
The school at the Center is
doing well this summer. 0. r..
Whip, teacher.
-Haying almost done IN this sec
ton; the crop is very light and so
is the winter wheat crop.
The River Falls JOURNAL and
ADVANCE put in regular appear
ance. Bro. Morse makes them
spicy sheets.
The schools in orr town are
improving this summer. We be-
lieye this to have been brought
about by Mr.. Cady's faithful labors.
"A large amount of chopping
was done here last winter, and as
the season has been favorable, it
will be no trouble to get all the new
land sown to winter wheat this fall.
The ggasshoppers are here in
force. 1t is claimed that farmers
will have to SOW their winter wheat
late this fall, as the early sown will
no doubt be eaten by the chopper
grasses"
The winter wheat crop is badly
damaged by rust. The extreme
hot weather that we had, bursted
the straw, and the sap, instead o.
going to mature the grain, leaked
out; consequently the berry is badly
shrunken.
1t would be a great advantage
TO have the name of the Rock Elm
= o. changed as we have the Rocl
Elm Center p. o., and it creates +;
good deal of trouble on account 0
the names of the two Offices bein;
so near alike. We wish that thos'
who can would make a move in tina
direction, and make the change.
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Ellsworth.

July 20.-Haying is nearly
done, and a light crop.
&C. S. Dunbar is now duly in
stalled in his new store. Pop,
lemonade, peanuts, &C., constantly
on hand.
Ellsworth Gents are putting on
city airs they have laid away
their old dull razors and step in at
Keith's and get a smooth shave by
a barber.
-Grasshoppers are very numer-
GUS in this vicinity and are doing
some damage to crops. We notice
"A piece of oats belonging to Ira
Williams that is badly damaged by
them.
Capt. Eames is drawing slaves
from here to Diamond Bluff at the
rate of FIVE or six thousand daily,
They are shipped from there to Red
Wing where they are made into
barrels as fast as they can be drawn
from here.
II. L. Nelson has the stone
wall nearly laid for the new school
house and will commence the brick
work as soon as the Judge gets
them burned. In the mean time
Michael L. Wickard are following
up with their part Of the work and
have got nearly all the lumber and
shingles Oh the ground. They will
have the window and door frames
on the ground in due time for the
brick work.
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Trenton.

July 17.-Our harvest has begun.
The days have again become
sultry.
q. Cline is putting up neat
dwelling house.
B. Hadsell has broken up
quite piece of ground.
Noble Lyons, the younger son
of DaFid Lyons, is lying very i'll.
There WILDE a ball play here on
Saturday and dance In the eve
ming.
The Marsh Harvesters are
taking the lead among reapers In
this place.
"A milk-safe pedlar recently
passed through this place "milk-
safe-ing' the people.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-07-24
An Insurance Agent
Beaten.

Between Kenosha and Milwaukee an
insurance agent entered car, and,
having issued tickets TO several Of the
passengers, approached an elderly lady,
who. it afterwards appeared was deaf.
Madam, would you like TO insure
against accidents?" inquired the
agent.
ri am going to Oshkosh 10 VISIT my
darter, who is married up there aud has
got a baby"
The agent raised his voice little.
Would you ike to insure your life
against aceidentsy'
"She has been married two years
and a half III gal"
Agent, still louder.
I'm an insurance agent, madam
don't you want your life insured against
accidental"
80, | didn't understand you" said
the old lady. "No; her name u John
son; my name is Evans, aud | live five
miles from Kenosha."
The agent vanished.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-07-24
Prescott.
Men are in demand for barley har.

Men are in demand for barley har.
vest.
The change in mail departure is
somewhat of a convenience.
Mrs. W. II. Mason is sojourning
in the country, recuperating.
j. Cooks building oD Pt. Douglass,
rs fin ished, and is freely patronlzed.
The Brass Band Association of
Prescott have the temporary use of the
Temple of Thespis.
&C. Arnold has received a new lot
Of chairs, designed for the Parquet oil
the Thespians Room on Leyee.
Charlie Cook, the tailor, an old
time resident of Prescott, is visiting
friends here; he is now located at Min
neapolis.
Quite lot of Steamboats, were at
the Levee, on Sunday afternoon, each
discharging freight and making it look
quite lively,
E. Babbidge and lady have gone
on an eastern tour to Name, New York
&c., they will be absent five or six
weeks. Eddie will combine business
with pleasure and purchase a large stock
of fall goods for John Dudley e. Co.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-07-24
Spring Valley.

July Fl The weather is cool, and
dry.
We have a thriving little Sund ay
School here Mr. Ssratton is Supt.
Miss Mary Stratton talks of going
East in short time, to visit friends.
The raspberry season is here, aud
we are going to have plenty of them.
Mr. Wilcox's people have some
friends from Saltwater, visiting them.
We are having good hay weather;
but a good shower would do the corn
and potatoes good
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-07-24
New Centerville.

The harvest Of winter wheat has
commenced in this section. Light crop
reported.
Any one wanting Fruit Jars cali
AMI look at those at those Mason Jars
at G. r. Ellis.
New invoice Of Dry Goods just re-
ceived aud for sale as cheap as at any
place in town, at c. II. Ellis.
II. & s. Halverson have purchased
the Foster & Warner place known bet
ter as the Hodges farm, consisting Of
-four forties. Price $4,000.
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For the Journal.
Suit Yourself.


This world is wide. this country free,
And all its gifts for you and me,
In tressure-bins are running GER
Take freely from the bouuteous store.
The north winds TEEN with life and health
The east winds bring us tales of wealth,
And cleaning meath western sky,
The boundless, beauteous prairies lie.
IT'S there we hear when days are long,
The happy ploughboy's merry song;
And zephyrs watt the rich perfume,
From fields of richest prairie bloom.
The South, where balmy breezes blow
Unchilled by ice or fields of snow,
Where orange groves in fragrance stand
Forever green. Oh, fair that landl
Now choose home which suits you best
In North, or South, the East or West,
But happiness you'll never find,
Without wise, contented mind.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-07-24

IL is not worth while to think too
much about being cool. Doing the
best VIC know, minute by minute, hour
by hour. SO insennbly grow TO good.
ness as fruit grows - ripeness.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-07-24
RATES OFF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or less, 30.
A square will be counted the space of one
inch.
Eocal notices 10 cents per line for first
Insertion and 10 cents for each subsequent
IL sertion.
All Job work must he paid for on de-
div Try.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-07-24
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
MRS. " 0. PLNGREY.

MRS. W. o. PINGREY.
ON MAIN STREET RIVER FALLS,
Takes pictures of all kinds in the best
style of the art at low rates. Those wish
ing COED pictures can get them at Mrs
Pingrey's Gallery Give her call. 1870
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-07-24

A prudent gentleman, unwilling 70
accuse a neigLbor Of lying, said be
used the truth with peHuri3n- frugal
ity.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-07-24
MASON WORK.
G. G.. Knowles

&. G.. Knowles
Does all kinds of Mason Work, In
GLIDING Stone. Brick, Plastering,
Putting in Cisterns, etc.
WILL FURNISH MATERIALS
If DESIRED.
Work done with promptncss, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Eiycr Fals, WIS 4''3m
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HIS
JOHN GREEN.

All kinds of Groceries kept constantly
on hand, and for sale for Cash, or Ready
Pay only. IL 81
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TIE River FALLS JOURNAL.
A Weekly NEWSPAPER,

n WEEKLY NEWSAFEH,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, TERMS, $l.26'
JOURNAL AND ADVANCE ONE YEAR
TO ONE ADDRESS, So. CASH IN AID
VANCE.
Local Edition--Journol & Advanee, pub
nshed every Friday, 81 gear, cash in ad-
Vance.
A. MORSE & SON. Proprietors.
J4B PRINTING
OF every description exec uied on short no
.;ce, neat and at reasonable prices. Or
FIoR on Main Street.
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TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for H. ". Johns
Asbestos Roofing for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep a good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want a good and cheap
Roof, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
1870 BURHYTE Bros.
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A. J. sHERBuRNE. f. PRATT
MEAT MARKET

SEsERBURNE ~ PRATT.
Shop opposite John Green's Store,
on Main Street. River Falls, Wis.
CASsH PAID FOR HIDES.
Also, Common Lime, White Lime,
plastering Hair, and Cement kept
constantly on hand, and for sale at
reasonable prices.
vl7n30
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-07-24

Iron and Wood Turning done to
order.
fp fllis. WIZ ii.j}
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21

) Wis OUITAoE-oa aaei1y sleri; rs
, taaTRnt. no. u Jenenson stree, snd two
ther cottage J. Z. EleELcW-
ts5 - MsiD EiIest
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hended. ApCoy, Il viii be remembered,
Is the young Jewelry-tbief who was ar
rested some two weeks ago, and escaped
from the Adams-stfeet statiOnhOuse
xhle the officers were searching bic va
lise. He was fred 1T three times by
Officer Clancy, but succeeded in SCI
creting himself Ia the rear Of the premi-
ses on the southwest corner Of Third aud
Washington streete, where he was found
by Officer Henry Eschman and con-
Quoted back to the Administered station
house The mutiny at the isil night
before last was instigsted by M'C0y, the
facts Of which We 2 given IN a commu-
nicatiOn to Sheriff Anderson by Mr..
Dawson, wherein that gentleman relates
the facts with precision, even 20 quoting
the vile and brutal language Of the des-
psrado. This communication, iudOrsed
by Captain Jackson, The iaii0r shows
what a disciplined mind aud cool cour-
age will effect in an enooun erwith mere
brute force. Captain JaclgsOn, finding
nothing else would DO, wounded the
prisoner and then disarmed him. This
WAS necessary, not only for the purpose
II suppressing Ai'COy, but that the other
prisoners might see that peace aud good
order would be maintained. Captain
Jackson did right. The prisoner is do
ing well, and will recover to serve, We
hope, his time IN the psnitentiary.
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SALE aF VALUABLE PROPERTY To-
DAT.

Attention is directed 90 tie trustees
sale Of a portion Of the Joues's estate,
on Chamberlayne avenues described
Ia the advertisement on the first page Of
tO-dsY's issue-snd known 10 5e one OF
the most desirable pieces Of property ia
the vicinity Of Memphis. The sale will
take place, rs advertised. al ten O'clock
to-day, on the corner OF Main and Madi-
son streets, and good opportunity will
BE- afforded parties who wish TO secure
valuable possession at probably lower
figures than will ever occur agsin.
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EXCELLENT CLOTHING AT Low
PRICES.

Julius Behr & Co, at No. 240 Main
street, northeast corner OF Jefferson
street, have Oh hand one Of the largest
and most complete stocks of mems and
boys clothing, furnishing goods, etc.
ever offered in Memphis. Their CLOTH
ing is most excellent in quality, and Of
the most fashionable styles. Mr.. ]. II.
Buxbaum, of this firm, goes east every
year and personally superintends the
manufacture of the large stock % cloth
ing for this house, which is one of the
oldest in Memphis. A successful expe-
Renee Of fifteen or twenty years BUSH
ness In Memphis entitle Julius Behf 4
Co. to the liberal patronage and large
trade which they enjoy. Mr.. viii
Woodbridge, who is connected with this
popular house, will always be glad TO
have his numerous friends call and ex-
anime their very large stock, which is
offered now at very low prices. They
offer fine Scotch cashmere suits worth
thirty dollars at fourteen and fifteen dol
lars. Fine diagonal coats and vests are
being also sold at the low price of fifteen
dollars. 1t is needless to say that such
low prices Is 8 guarantee OF the cheap
terms TO be had Of Julius Behr & Co,
They sell the best of Overcoats, clothing
and gentlemen's furnishing goods ut
greatly reduced prices.
Jos. 5. SMITHS stock Of fine clothing
and furnishing goods will be sold for less
than New York cost, to close out. 267
Main street, between Barnum's and
nj
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21

Law REPORTS.

First Circuit COurt-Sudge HelskeIi.
The calendar yester lay was disposed
of on the call. This is motion day.
Monday the following cases will be cali
ed for trial: 2564, Crawford vs. Church;
2742, Rely VS. Hollenberg: 2644, Trautu-
Ian ct al vs. Hermiger, 1854, Altschue
vs. Absolute; 2855, G. T. Smith VS. II.
n. Smith; 1856, Ruster & Co. vs. Sever
son; 1882, Hobbs, administrator, VS.
Memphis and Charleston railroad; 1854,
Coward We Ferguson; 1865, Kuhn, VS.
Peoples insurance company; 1913,
Whine vs. Mason; l725, Morton vs.
Cleves; 2675, State vs. Hollenberg Is
Ortel; 2676, Caps vs Smith; 2677, Hol-
lowsy vs. Patton; 267S, Menken VS.
Seely; 2679, Union bank VS. Dickerson
ct ais; ESQ, president and directors of
bank of Kentucky Us Hawley ct al
26sI, Plummer vs. MOnetoD, Benedict &
Co.; 1852, United States, use, VS. Tom
eny ct al; 1856, league & Greenlaw va
Seeford; 1851, same VS. Edwards; 26SS,
5. Watson, trustee. vs. Wright; 1852,
Halstesd VS. Webber; 269S, NJ. Straus
va Slater; 1895, White VS. Edwards; 2695,
State VS. PrestoTa ct al; 270l, EsselbOrn
" Bros. vs. FinneTty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21
NOTICE.

Ill .dG0ertiSing Bills after this
date, for GRSOSIsts less than Fire
Dollars. must be paid for before
Insertion. This rule JCiU be
strictly adhered to.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21
BEARi WHEREg

''sTEvE' CLEMENT, of92 BeAle street,
has added fiTst-elass meat stand to his
fiourishiug business In oysters, fish and
game. The finest cuts OF beet joints
and steaks on hand, with the very best
articles the lakes, rivera and woods OF
tho country can furnish in fish and
game. Speciality in dressed poultry.
MI. Clement is one OF our most eDer-
gerle dealers, and his goods are 10 the
letter as warranted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21
SIC o. ExCHANaE=
TAREN up.

Sorlth Ma Rf--In my ieid. sunday night,
> sorrel mare, about fourteen hanua hi 20,
with star IN forehead. The owner csn have
her by calling at my place, or Central avenue,
next 20 GOV. hsrriss place, and proving prop
arty and paying charges. JERRY sPkWAtI.
A ARE--HORSE-M E-Tagen up on the
VI 18Th inst one sornel mare, with white
spot IN the forsheau about 10 hands high one
slrrel horse. about same hight aud one dark
brown mare mule. about ls31 hands nigh. The
owner viii please call and prove property, pay
charges and take the property.
WI. TTSDALE,
Residence three miles south OF city, on Major
Dick Persons place. nol2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21
Personal.

H. L. PARdELEE, business manager
OF George l.. F0x's HiuRpty Dumpty
troupe. aud ". Fl. Strickland, agent.
are stopping at the PEABODY hotel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21
BRARt WRRREl
AT ). Clements, 90 Beale street.

WHEN you have "44D collar you
simply wash it when you wash your
neck, and always have a clean, bright
collar. 1t is all cloth, and the best and
cheapest made. See advertisement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21

k1Dh a.HODsE-k From and aftsI kOvefnfler
- J. l544, stor, house No. 81 Main 81. fumder
Psabsdy hcieih nov occupied By Messls
franelsco & Miggins Apply 70
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s.oona Circuit Coure-HaI.sy IudEp.

y ebAAG LAfChlt COuEt-~na5Aey suuRer
Court meets at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The following cases constitute the cslen-
dar for to-day: 2071, Goebels VS. Dona.
ten; 1896, Farr VS. Memphis and Vieks-
burg Packet Company; 1862, Bent VS.
City of Memphis; 1888, Deloach vs. Sui
Ivan ct al; 1856, same vs. Avery ct al ;
1857, same VS. Guion ct al; 1855, same
vs Southern oil works; 1863, same
Va Sloppy ct al; 1876, Moody vs. city OF
Memphis; 1916, COnneii vs. M'Donough ;
1850, Little VS. Eusley; 4357, Pointer vs.
Shelby; 1883, Douglass VS. Dolan; 1857,
Loeb vs. Kints; 1870, Green Va Camp
bell; 1873, BrysDn & Camp VS. Parker;
1880 City OF Memphis vs. Hukill; 43S2,
Stanley vs. Mullen; 1888, Pool Va Walt
err; 1884, City of Memphis VS. Beseher;
1885, HopsOn We Grant; 1886, Malone vs
Grant: 1857, O'HeaTn VS. Kensley; 1888,
CarbeIry & Casey VS. Mississippi Valley
Insurance. Company; 1883, Sesrcy VS.
Bsrtarella; 1896 Sanford vs. MiCarney /;
1894, Pollock vs. Friek; 1895, Johnson
vs Taylor; 1895, Cunningham vs Mem.
phis City Railroad Company: 1897,
Length vs. ADgelaste ct al; 1898, De-
loaeh Va Polk ct al; 1899, Cannon vs
Doyle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21

Jos. s. SmITH's stock OF fine clothing
aud furnishing goods viii be sold for less
than New York cost, TO close out. 267
Main street, between Barnum's and
Taidylq
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21
GAYOsO FLAMING MILL.

Attention is called to the sale OF the
Giayoso planning mill, on the premises,
at public auction, ON Monday, NOvem-
Der sd, at ten O'Clock, by the assignee in
bankruptcy. o. WOODBRIDGE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21

Next Monday night fair for The BEN
efit Of st. Patrick's parish iree-sebooI
viii commence 81 the Assembly hall.
No. 3oS Main street, ana continue SO
long IS the patronage Of the public VIII
justify. The lauda5ie objects Of this fair
commend it to public attention, and We
trust, will secure s generoussupportf from
our people. Ii viii be made brilliant
attractive and delightful to all visitors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21

DLA NOS AND .-ZSASS-TUued. rapsireo
and exchanged; W0TE done by expert
ere1L. nrHt-class wOrEusu. and p warranted
Leave Orders for city or country ~
r. &. BOLLEN BEES6fs Clark's Marble Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21

We are in receipt OF one hundred and
fifty children's suits, which We are SELL
ing at three dollars. Call early and
avoid the rush, at Julius Behr & Co.'s,
20 Main street, corner Of Jefferson.
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PACTs WORTH KNOWING.

During a recent trial or comparison
Of ordinary baking powders IN New York
with DOoley's Yeast Powders, IL was shown
cOuelusively that better results we're attained
with from One-half 10 tWO-thiTds the quauii-
" Of the latter, than with any other in mar
ket. The secret Of the success lies IN the care
with which DOoiey's Yeast Powder rs pre-
pared, and It's entire freedom from substances
that are injurious 70 the system.
We challenge comparison al any and AL
times. Tine verdlcs OF the consumer Is always
In our favor. For ssiellv All groesfs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21
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