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NOTICE.


n OFFIoE OB THE CHEAT RED STORE.
We understand that certain psrties in
the city are Initiating cur priee-list circulars
In our well-estabilshed red colors, 'fcf obvious
reasons. We therefore caution the public not
to be imposed upon by such fictitious and
sham circulars. Please remember the fact:
The Great Red Store, which sells the cheapest
dry goods, boots, Shoes and carpets; that can
not and will not be undersold by any house
in the city, generally signs
WM. FRANK 4 co.
2i9 Main street,
Opposite Odd-FelIows' Hall.
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LIVINGSTON & COMPANY,
BON EsrIC AND FOREIGN Baskets,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservatively organized for doing
the business Of ont-of-town banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals.
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
Corr sp0aGeHce solicited. Exchange on princi-
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN q CO.,
Ioudon
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BE SURE and go to II. Morris & Bro g
40S n ain street, for one Of those fine whit,
shirts at 81 80, worth s. 70.
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FLEIsHMANNs & Co.'s compressed
yeast, the best article offered in the market
For sale by all grOcers- Ask for directions.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertise
meat of the Calf House, of Louisville, Ken
lucky, which has determined 10 graduate the
rates Of board according TO the location Of the
rooms IL IS the plan now adopted by many
OF the large eastern hotels, and will be p great
advantage TO the travelling public, ss it will
DOUBTLESS be to the Calf House. The house is
one of the largest, as 1t IS in its interior ar
rangemenus one OF the best and most extern
sive, hotel buildings in the country, and is
thus enabled TO give its guests ample choice
of rooms and rates At the same time the
management pledges itself that IL viii in no
way change its past and present excellent &C.
Communications in all its departments. This
plRn is one which should be adopted by all
hotels whose size viii enable 10 to be used
with advantage, and Colonel Johnson, in in
augurating it in this section, deserves. and
will doubtless receive, largely increased pa
tronage Tor his establishment .H.a-'.
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HENpRIX. Garter & co.

MEMPHIS, October p, 1874.
EDITOR AvALANCHE-Th facts in
regard 20 the seizure Of our store having
already been made public through your pa
per Of the twenty-seyenth and twenty-eighth
instants, We desire TO state 20 our friends and
patrons that the suit mentioned had no
foundation in fact, aud the bOndSmen on the
replevin bond are fugitives from justice. The
suit has been voluntarily dismissed, anu the
parties who instIgated this extraordinary pIO-
ceeding are under indictment n our criminal
court. Our store is now open, and We are pre-
pared TO give prompt attention 70 all business
IN our line, Is heretofore.
HENDRIX. CARTER ~ co
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STEAMBOATS,.
NOTTCH.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. %, 1874.
GTEAMER ELLA passed Des IT.
y Arc Wednesday, with $40 bales, -
cotton, and will arrive to leave for a niue liver
on Saturday, 3lst.
GLENN & YINSON, Agents.
reight viii be received and bills of Iading
signeo on board the Wharf Boat for
the steamer Fort Gibson, for Pine Bluff,
Mary Boyd and Ella for White river: Shan
non and Fanny Fatnm for Cincinnati. send
down your freight.
GLENN & VINSON, Agents,
oct2g Red Wharf boat. foot COurf street
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PERSONAL.

MR. L. LAGRILL returned TO the city
yesterday, after several months sojourn in
tue east.
Mr.. STAN. J. MESKEN, of the firm
OF Menken Brothers, returned 10 the city yes
tenuay IN excellent health and very much
the better Tor several months bunting and
fishing in the hills OF Vermont and Maine
COLONEL w. +. D0wD, Of Aberdeen ;
Colonel G. Wiley Wells, United states dis
trict-attoTney Tor the northern district of
north Mississippi, and Judge Dewitt Stesrnes,
the newly-appointed postmaster al Holly
springs Mississippi, were among the arrivals
al the Peabody hotel yesterday.
WE regret to learn that Mrs. NJ. A.
Newman died at her home in Forrest City,
Arkansas, October 24th. Mrs. Newman at the
time OF her death was forty-tour years OF age,
and had been consistent member OF the
Catholic church for TWENTY-FIVE years. She
was very much esteemed by all who knew
her, ana her christian life, with It's deeds OF
goodness, viii long be cherished IN the hearts
OF mourning friends.
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second Crroui. ooar,-Hansey. Juare.

second Circuit COnrf-Halsey, Judge.
The case Of Hill VS. Deane & Wayne
viii be concluded this morning, after which
the following cases will be called for trial:
4O57, Jackson vs. GWynn a GwynD; 426l, Cole
vs. Gent; 1872, Boyle vs. Mallory; 4zll, Hunter
vs. Cochran ct al; s294, stein vs. Klein; 1872,
Phillips VS. ShesrOn; 1906, Wallace VS. Cole
man: 43OS, Costtglina vs. CordOna; 1911, Patter-
son vs. johnson; 1872, McDavttt vs. Davis; 44l3,
schroeder vs. Wall; 43l5, Ward 4 Co. VS. Lake;
4Sl6s CODneu Va McDonough; i32I, Vance vs.
Gent; 81 same VS. same: 4}-el. same vs. same
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FOR CINCINNATI.
FOR WHITE RIVER
kOk NAIRO ANn "a. laInle

zemphis and So. 1.aais Paekes Company
For Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and 81. Louis
steamer CITY OF CHESTER,
Zeigler. master -.
Leaves THURSDAY, Oct. 18th, at pm.
AID. STORM,
sup,t Mississippi River Elevalor Comnany.
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7 WHOLE-A LE-Flye boat-loads No.
b. b. Pc o. g 90. Iga Second 81.
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PLAIN and decorative paper hangings,
latest designs, endless variety, at popular
HOOK & LAG GRILL, as Second street.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER SAus.

S10to $1,000 invested in stocks and gold
pays 30 per ct. a month. Send for particulars.
& Co., Bankers, 2 Wall St, y. Y.
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y %, , J u 2 l-Is@UN II = II.
6 E-lIEh Pkt5S-An A No. 4 leIJer-pTa.ss
= llAl-'., iron framed, with two orawc-t,
% De sold cheap. Apply ~ THIS OFFICE.
HGlSE AND BOILEs-Cheap. Inquire
! % EEASLEN. BARTON & CO.,
.BH No. 2l0 Front street.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College,

If you want a hydEant, street-vasber.
or plumbing OF any kind, you can get IL Ell
Brownies, Is Jefferson street where Won are
sure to be suited in style and price.
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TO COTTON SHIPPERS.

MEMS calf shoes st 81, from the late
fire, az H.MorTis & Bro. 3, 80 Main street.
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This board met in adjourned session,
President Robbins in the chair, and Alder
men Dryer, Metcalf, Malstesta, Cicalia. HIS
man, White, Doyle and Colligan present.
MAYORS MESSAGE
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DT7STN Ess sTAND-Fine business stand on
Is Main street, cheap. Apply az sc Main st.
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FACTs WURTH KNOWING.

Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-fiye
cents per can, at IA. sIGNAIGOS,
8Second and los Main streets.
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MICE COTTAGES Adams ST.; possession
y given lst or 10Th Novem Der. Apply TO ]
u smith. 90 b. Loweustein & Bros. OcL2s
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BE sure and call at B. Lowenstein &
Bros. before buying your dry goods; you will
save 10 to . per cent
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y = IN uHPaIaIItItu III
sues proclamation The killing of the big
fat Oysters at Farreli's and at the Exposition.
as well as his Epol07lclte house, . Jefferson
near Main street, where numerous hands are
busy killing. The big fats opened fresh 10
families at ten cents per dozen fortyeefffs
per can four dollars per barrel saloon prices
with trimmings, twenty i've cents, stewed or
raw; al Exposition building extra rates
One thousand barrels for sale az four dollars
per barrel. Three thousand cans at forty
cents Big fats. JOSEPH FARRELL,
PISA man that can't walk over sawduSt /
DOM want bis trade.
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COKE, COKE, COKE.
TIE MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING

Lay in coke while it is cheap. For
sale by all the coal dealers and the gas COM
pauy.
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RElIEAIBER, only five days more, all
wool undershirts al 81, worth s., at Il. Morris
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miles nom HOUSTON ..---.---..-.-.----.. lut u
iO-O APPROXIMATION Prizes of 81 each, being
determined by 200 nu beers on each side OF
the number drawing the Capital prize.
The above prizes will be drawn in Nashville,
Tenn, on MOnday. october 26, 1874
wv DRAWINGS always take place on the
FOURTH MONDAY in each month. They
are conducted IN public by committee Sc
lected from the audience by the ttcket-hOlders
present 100000 numbers, corresponding with
the number OF tickets issued are put into the
wheel, and the first number drawn out en-
titles the holder OF the corresponding number
to the first prize on the list, viz sI0, 600. the
second number drawn TO the second prize,
etc.. until 1909 Numbers are drawn The re-
naming 1000 prizes are determined by approx
innate numbers.
A statement Of the drawn numbers IS pub
Iished and forwarded to tfcket-holders and
Agents. Prizes forwarded promptly.
Tickets for sale by Agents throughout the
county. orders BY mail or express must be
directed to me at Bowling Green. kentucky.
J. x. GOLLADAI.
Hs-For fun Information, apply 70
g. n SAMUEL,
No. West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
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ONE carload Atmore's minee-meat,
in half barrels, 5, 10 Is and S7-pOund buckets.
One carload New York State buckwheat-
pure.
one carload extra table butter, maple mo-
laSses, new sugarhOuse Louisiana mOlaSses,
etc. OLIVER, EINNIE q co.
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DOWN eOES THE PRICE.

WE defy competition in signs, both
in execution, durability, dispatch and prices
Hook 4 l. aTEII.l, sej6 second stirsat :
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Ii you want your cotton delivered by
a fast freight line OF undOubted capacity one
that can give assurance Of time, safety, econ
omy In handling, and certainty of prompt de-
livery 10 all points in the United states and
Europe, call on Captain Ed. Hart, contracting
agent for the Blue Line, over the New York
Central and connecting Fosds, and by best
snd fastest steamship lines TO Europe Once
IL Madison street, Ia Tomlinson's Office.
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RUArFORD Yeast Powders are the
cheapest yeast powders, being full weight and
good. OLIVER, FINNIE 4 Coz
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During recent trisi OF comparison
of ordinary baki8g powders in New York
With DOoiey's Yeast Powders, it was shown
conclusively that better results were attained
with from 0ne-hRlf to two-thirds the quanti-
ty Of the latter, than with any other in mar
ket. The secret of the success lies IN the care
with which Do0ley's Yeast Powder is pre-
pared, and its entire freedom from 50 distances
that are mi urfous 10 the system.
We challenge comparison at any and all
times. The verdict OF the consumer is ALWAYS
in our favor. For sale by All grocers.
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fnaussssx : ia - fo,l
1rr,e Cor them 10 give Us a cohstADLo $3.50,
49, ,t5 yse 10 remain silent 81 this enl'sht
49, 49,. !, ,s-5oe. 1 would belle my manhood,
WV l-----. -. Ill and .laNn Of lnOse Nu0
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..rt,s4uran
saoS Iitnsss into bis ofice sao ,ttp read.
fronn a drawer sn amosNls, h,t he declined.
ing II ASK ed witness 70 tlsn ,,'nsss called az
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is at go Sc
sond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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NEURII.-Ths instantaneous cure for
asurulgta Geo. W. Jones q Co., keep 1t.
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STOLEN.
FOR RENT or LEASE.

TNARNS a bea0u al farm, thirteen miles
4 north OF Memphis and one ano one-halI
mile from the Faducah railroad; one nunCrtd
4ud hfty acres G. eared, under good iencel ana
ir hlsh state OF cultivation; a good dwelling
and duruOuves good gin ana orchard. VIII Or
rented one year or less q for hve years VIII
sell four head horses ana corn 10 run the place.
4 $50. thfrty-acre place for rent. Apply Al
- "a POPLAR s.kLEI.
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Establishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for the fail season Best work, at prices
to suit the times.
B.A. HOLLENBERG. Prsprietor.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

CALCIMINING and House Painting
executed neat, quick, cheap and durable.
HOOK & LAGRILL. SO second street.
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Thousands of boxes Of every kind
manufactured at home of dry cottonwood,
"the best in the world" as low as they can be
bought anywhere, on hand ready for fTee de-
livery. p MEMPHIS WOOD WORKS,
2S4 Front or $50 Second.
GENTS heavy undershirtsa at 374 cents
piece, from the late fire, az Il. Morris &
Bro S, 40S Main street.
FLEIsHMANNs & Co.'s compressed
yeast the best article offered in the market.
For sale by all grocers. ASK for directions.
BE SURE and go to H. Morris & Bro. 3,
sos " ain street, FOR one Of those fine white
shirts at 81 %, worth 8 %.
RUBfFORD Yeast Powders have been
used for two years b. the best people in Mem
phis. OLIVER, FINNIE 4 co.
HOoK& hkGRILL's celebrated Eureka
roof-coating, the cheapest ana best in use.
No. S26 Second street
FLOWERS, in splendid display, at
GkAlGS.
RUMFORD Yeast Powders have given
satisfaction IN Memphis for two years.
OLIVER, FINNlE & co.
ONE HUNDRED PIANOS for sale on
monthly payments. See z. a. BensOn's card
in anoiher column
FRESH OYSTERS received daily at Vim
cent Bottos. ls4 Front street.
WE DEFY competition in signs, both
in execution, durability, dispatch and prices.
HOOK < LAGhILL, so Second street.
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Walsh, Chase, Camp, Keck, Clouston tcoI-
oredl, Thomas tcolOred), Harvey, Hunt (eol-
oTed) Reder, Page (cOlored), and Moon tcol-
ored) voting In the negative.
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was then held. The mayor nominated, for
assessors John Donovan, r. w. ButtingnAus,
and Charles a. Lem gweli, and for clerk An
gus Campbell The first ballot resulted: For
Donovan, Is votes for BalIlnghaus, Il votes;
for Leffingwell, Il votes; for Campbell, 10
votes: for Topp, ! vote, and blank, votes.
The gentlemen nominated were declared
elected. The joint session then dissolved and
the council adjourned.
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WnHga

STTUATION-As teacher in private family
y or public school, by a lady holding first
class certificate. Understands music slso.
Address MISS ROSA BROWN,
Oc2s Tyro, Miss.
PROPOSALS FOR MUsIC.-The Fifth Gift
I Concert Tor the benefit OF the Public L.
brary OF Kentucky, VIII come on IN PUBIC
library Hall, al Louisville KY, MONDAY,
NOVEMBER 30, 1874. As this is the last OF the
SERIES and will be the GRANDEST AFFAlh
or THE KIND THAT HAS EVER o.
CURED IN THE WORLD, the management
have determined TO have the music worthy
OF the occasion, and 10 give the musicians OF
The whole country an equal chance 70 furnlsh
TO-. Bids viii therefore be received until the
18th Of November for Grand Orchestral Con
cert OF ONE HUNDRED lNSIhU AEN II OF
more. Music will Ue required at intervals
during the entire day Of the drawing, and al
night Grand Orchestral Concert free 10 all.
Character Of performers and the price, ad-
dressed 10 the undersigned, will receive due
attention, aud the contract VIII be awarded
TO the lowest and best bidder.
THOS. Z. BaAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
octl7 tu6fr Louisville, Ky.
NyoUR ATTENTIoN-The Customhouse, 81
j and S73 shelby ST, adjoining the engine
house, gives choice meas Tor sc, lodging Z5c,
drinks one dime. open al night. octS
cITUATION-As wet nurse by white
y woman. Apply at APPEAL OFFICE.
NTABLE;-LaTge enough for SIX horses, with
> plenty OF wagon room, Address, stating
oc,2S NM : saw. Appeal office.
SITUATIOS-As book-keeper or assistant;
= have had experience. Good reference
octz7 WV. w, Appeal Office.
/ AND-Any person who owns land on the
4 ! Paducah road, and $ willing 10 sell a pOr- !
ton thereof to parties who will make valua- !
bic improvements, can and a purchaser by
/. ID. COSAWAN,
Rental, Real Estate and Collecting Agent,
ocy27 No. 10 Madison street.
GEKNAST-A German servant 70 dogeneral
= homework for a small family. Apply al
oc25 500 MAIN ST.
EETANTED-YUUR ATTENTION TO THE
w MEMPHIS AWNING MANUEACTO-
BY, a Washington st. Awnings Of all styles
made to order. cabinet work and Furniture
made and repaired, upholstered, vanished,
aad packed Tor shipment Carpets taken NJ. |
cleaned an Tela1d. All work called Tor and de- |
q vered free OF charge. II. BUTTEN BERG.
tET ELL-BORING-wel TO bore with the |
w Heath patent auger; also, 10 sell the right 1
or Fayette and Haywood counties. Leave |
orders at Eader's planning mill, SO second 81.
YOUNG MEMO learn telegraph operat- /
i ing for new railroad and commercial Of i
fees. Permanent positions as soon as Qualt- /
fed. Address Pacific aud Atlantic Telegraph, /
Box 81, Memphis, Tenn. see
UOUNG MEN-To learn telegraph opeI ating 1
for new railroad offices; permanent posi- 4
lions as snOn as qualified. Address Pacific and /
Atlantic Telegraph isl Main ST.. Memphis dew
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FOR VICKsBURG.

Nenaplsis and Sc. EsOuss Packet Company
Us. Mail Line.
For Helena, ChicOt, Greenville, Vicksburg,
and Way Landings.
Str. CITY OF VICKSBURG, IL
II. n AAlAcf e. .-- ~ ld,l1l
Leaves FRIDAY, Oct, 3Oth, st 10 am.
AID. STOkM,
Sup't Mississippi River Elevatnr Cnnpany
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The market is flooded with cheap, interior
Baking and Yeast Powders OF light or short
weight. DOOLEYS YEAST POWDER is
warranted fall strength and full wei ght.
Sold Al wholesale and retgii, generally
throughout the United states, by dealers IN
Groceries ard Family supplies.
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FRESH OYSTERS received daily at Vim
cent BottOis, ls4 Front street.
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ONE HUNDRED PIANOS for sale on
monthly payments. See z. a. Benson's card
in another column
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O,Dorahue. superintendent "a stio
" O-'tl...,sr yaar Nashville. died few
easI go from tie eIects Of wound received
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RUMFORD Yeast Powders have given
satisfaction ia Memphis for two years.
- OI.INEa. EINNIE " Co
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LIST OF PRIZES


l Ten thousand Dollars Cash. 1000
= 1900 Acres of Land in Harris county,
Texas, situated on Cedar bayou, .
miles from Houston ..................-- 1000
TwO-stOry Brick House and Lot, -
feet front Oh s. Market and 100 feet
on Wharf TO an alley Nashville,
1enn -...------------ --..------.------. S,OU
l03 Acres improved property, miles
from Nashville on DickeTsOn pike.
with houses, rooms each, and
1900
10 Acres improved property near
kdgeheld, ~ miles from Nash
vile, with new frame house con-
-- tanning rooms, outhouses, ETC.. 1000
"a Acres improved property adjoin-
ing above, with house OF rooms
Two-story Brick house, with lot So
feet font on 5. Market, and 200
feet deep to an alley, Nashville,
Two.stOry Brick house, with lot y
feet front on 5. Market, and 100 feet
deep TO an alley, Nashville, Tenn. zoo
3 Frame house, with lot 10 feet front
on \, Market, running back 100 Eeet
10 an alley, Nashville, Tenn $1,000. 100
~ Frame hOnse with lot, - feet front
on ). Market, INNING back 100 feet
to ar alley ashville, Teun.--.---. 400
Next 50 prizes each, cash 80 ....-....-. so
Next 30 prizes each, cash So. 200
Next 40 prizes eac1, cash s5------.--. l,0Ot
sol Diamond f0(
90 diamond Sett............. ...--....... l.0d
SOB Diamond Ring -------.....-. .-...-.-..-- 6O5
jOi Lady's Diamond Watch and Gold
opera Cnaln
So An extra fine blOOded Horse...... 90
5O5 Barouehe, Harness, and pair Match
a. e.; L.,
SIS A Gentleman's Watch and Chain. 81
5O9 Lady's Watch and ChaiD..-............-.. 20
SO Building To- in Bowling Green, Ky. 500
Next 80 prizes each. ca,h Sl---.-.......-.. S6l
Next so prizes each, cash sa..--.....--. l,l7O
~ Sasa sgJ
~ ASH ---.------.. ~
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,eopie. carrying With 1t belief ano . CON p
9 ~ - Nota6ly was this the case 70
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TISIrORS
NV EATINe-ROUsE AND SALnOY

80 i've essential co ditiOn, sIre1stIi, otesaas
u ~ sfats both az home aud abroad.
BuenOs Ayres.
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- Takes Fire and Marins risks. DWssltn
Houses and isolated Country Stores
o.. ..l.-... esnAeisiiE Hf,licltod- lAS0
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O'CLOCK HA' C. Z. ANDERSON,
Eharify OF shelby county Tenn
Dra,,,btz. 2sth day Of october, lhl4.
Melnp l-ta, -rrI.n-snnH q Jordan. ATTORNEYS
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TO EXCHANGE.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

QOE REWAhD.-BAN MARE-From 400
dDZU l4auderdale street, Oct. ID. a dark Bay
Mare, about l5lk hands high, long body, long
swltch-tail, which hangs TO one side; no white
about her. lsO two mules. one bay, the other
dark mouse color, with knot on his Jaw; both
horse mules Strayed 2sth OF October. lib
eral reward for their return. ocS
DOE REWARD--Strayed or stolen, from
DEO my residence in Walnut Bend, Lee
county, Arkauses, some time IN September,
one large bay horse, high withers, very large
bow neck, high head, thin but deep-breasted
funcommonly so, 10 ordinary collar Will NJ
him), short heavy body, broad hips, about II
hands high. nine or ten years old, has long
fiat walk. PAGES high, balks but will work in
harness: was shod before when seen last, very
tender-fOOted when not FhOd. ! Will pay the
above reward for any Information that may
octSS dkw ]. e. STONE.
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naDNEN-For Marion j. strickland, col
MI Iscted IN case OF Saunders & DrOmgOole,
which he can obtain by calling at once Of
HzISKELL & " EAIHEhFoRD,
Drfg5 Vincent Block.
.4TANO-FORTES AND OEGANS-PrOperly
tlusd, ueE BlateJ or repaired, by A. n Y n o.
< EA- Leave orders for town or country al
d. WItEmauu's Plsno store, II second street
cog r. A. Benson :, 5l7 Nain street. selo