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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-16

TIE Heart is wonderful pump. the valves Of
which open and shut seventy or eighty times per min
ute. an alcoholic atimuAnt be taken into the blood
the pump works much faster, and this unnatural
speed wears out the vital machinery All the lntox
eating nostrums advertised IS tonics, renoyators
eorreetyes, etc, produce this disastrous effect and
hence All intelligent Christians thankful that DR.
walkers Vinegar Bittsrs-an inVtgorAnt and altera-
tive without stng-is eVeryWhere SuppAnting these
proprietary poisons. I-lT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-16

ECONOMICAL Nav Foods cents will buy pack
age OF Sea Moss FArine made from pure Irish Moss,
which will make 50 kinds of dishes such as cakes
pies, puddingE, etc, 10 quarts of custars jees
creams Charlotte husse, blanc mango, etc. Sold by
all Druggists and Grocers. 1918
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-16

AT the town meeting last Saturday it
was voted to raise thirty cents on the dol
lar of the grand list, with 10 per cent dis
count il Paid before August lst, 1875.
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Millinery.

ii ANiNG taken the Millinery Store lately occupied
snA carry on the Millinery business in ali lis branch
esI and shall endeayor to keep constantly on hand
large assortment OF New and Stylish aiIIIn.
cry ana huncy Goods, and sell them Al INC low
ss. prices Plttss cal and examine and Judge Tor
''NisSseS; MRS II, IT, CHAMHRRLIN,
i' Iownshend VI,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-16

FoR DrsPEPsiA, Indigestion, Listessness and Loss
OF Appetite, DR.. s. D. Howes Arabian Tonic Blood
Puriner should be taken h1lf an hour before each
meal II will stimulate the stomach and restore it1
healthy tone and action. See advertisement 1916
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TO ADVERTISERS.

1HEVeRRoNT PHOENIX has larger circulation than
any other Newspaper In Southern Vermont,
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GuiIfOrd.

Warren Fessenden has sold his farm,
known as the "Dea. Carpenter place" TO d..
S. Bond OF Dummerston for sl4OO.
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DOR SALE.

DOR SALE.
pair work Horses, nice Saddle Ho,se. Mare
Win doa nice COW, good team wagon ton bup-
ses, zsVerAe seds, sets double harnesses b heavy
Ahu nshI) Must be sold before May Isll
tr.,,i.A. ,r =. II. FAIR.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-16

1t is now thought that Mr.. Beecher's
examination will be finished this week.
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Nem Anbertiae memts.
ALL PERSONS

INDEBTED to the UNDERSIGNED an. r.o,,....g, l.,
l. call and settle the same without delay
Brattleboro, April Is, 1873. is.i IN NJ ~
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New YorL STOCK Aaa Moae, MurL,,

Gold steady, closing at IFS I-B.
Government bonds nrm.
The following are theciosing quotations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-08
PERSONAL.

Mr.. B. F. JONES, of the Winona
miss AdUdHce, is in the city.
Mr.. JOSEPH GRIFFITH, a telegraph
operator, formerly in this city, died at
Commerce, Mississippi, last Saturday.
RIGHT REV. BISHOP QUINTARD will
leave in few days on a trip to Europe
connected with the interests of the
Southern university, located at Sewa-
nee. We trust he will be successful.
Rev. GEORGE HARRIS, rector OF st.
Mary's Episcopal church, leaves the city
to-day for visit to England, where, we
make no doubt, he will be well received
by his brethren, the clergy OF the
mother church.
Mr.. HOUSTON FORCE, che Of the
most estimsble young men of this city,
left yesterday for Atlanta, Georgia,
where be was summoned by telegram
to the bedside Of his dying father. In
this sad sffiiction Mr.. Force has our
sympathy and that Of mis- many other
Memphis friends,
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O0uNON COuHCYE..

The common council met in regular
monthly session at the City hall st four
o'clock yesterday afternoon, President
Zent in the chair. The minutes Of the
previous meeting were read and ap-
proved.
THE MONTHLY REPORTS OF OFFICERS
were presented and received, the follow.
ing being a synopsis Of the more i'm
pOrtant ones:
Tressurer-Bs Balance Of interest fund
on hand, $3.50 "a; balance OF wharfage
fund on hand, 1886 II; balance Of Mis-
sissippi River railroad fund, $246 So; to-
tai mandamus fund, SI522 IL; by
amount mayors warrants paid out,
SI522 IL; balance of privilege fund on
hand, S1079 0S; total reimbursing paw
ing fund, S1274 Is.
City x-COllector-Total collections
for June S13 1913 O6, from the following
sources: Mississippi River railroad tax,
Sl5I Oh; sinking fund tax, $205 43;
school tax, 1854 98; mandamus tax,
$3.50 Al; reilnbursing tax, S59l IS; inter
est tax, $l7S5 Sc; general tax, $3.50 S.;
privileges, $1524 0S.
RecOrder-T0tal arrests, 1926; fines
assessed, $3.50; amount of mittimus
issued, S2025; totsl collected, $3.50.
Fire Departmeut-Totale expenditures,
S3906 So; total fires, IL, involving loss
of S25 SIS; total insurance, SIS, 800.
City InspectOr-TOt8l amount OF col
lectiOns from all sources for the month
of June, S206 20.
Adams Street Stationhouse-Keepe
Total collections on mittimus paid into
the city treasury, 1924 Is.
City Hospital-Number of patients
remaining at last report, So; admitted
in June, 50; treated, 1913; discharged, 40;
died, II remaining Juno 30th, So; ma
rine account, SSl.
Chief of P0lice-Total arrests, 325;
fined, 1873; discharged, So; State cases,
%; released, II; feed of prisoners,
$34l IS; number OF dodgers accommo-
dated at the Adams street statiOnhOuse,
As; amount of stolen property recovered,
Sl15.
MarkethOuses - North - collections,
$167; south-collections, 1921 30.
Board Of Health-The monthly report
of the board of health, with the mOrtu-
airy statistics, as published in Sundays
APPEAL, was presented. The expenses
of the sanitary force for the month, in.
Guiding the pay of four policemen, was
$l6I8 so. Tue board of health calls the
attention of the council to that portion
of last months report referring to the
dilspidated and offensive condition of
the NicOlsOn pavement. The necessary
repairs have not been made, and sew
eral of the places are becoming unen-
durable.
COMPTROLLER'S REPORT.
Receipts, disbursements and appropriations
for the month Of June, and for the current
year of 1875:
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The SBITE CyTTON-GIS.

Shane, Harris d Co., the well-knOwn
commission merchants and cotton fac
tors Of this city, are agents Tor the Cele-
brGted Smith C0ttOn-giu, which has the
reputation OF being q superior machine,
and one that has given universal salts
faction These gins are warranted to
run well and do good work. The price
asked for tie Smith cotton gin il 81 per
saw, ali sizes, frcm farty-fve to eighty
saws, being kept on hand. Shane, HGT-
rs * CO, the general agents for the
smith cOttOn-giu, are prepared TO handle
~ mrlLm--al amount " w-aat.
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ONE DOLLAR FOB TIE APPEAL.

Persons leaving the city for the
country can hare the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at our cOURtjH6-rOODl-'
TOR any time longer than U,
.z,.ootoo mat at
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ARAgE CHANCE.

Intending purchasers Of rsady-maGe
clothing viii find their interests well
served by visit 90 LCweDsteiu's nam
moth clothing store, 2%o Main street,
where, for the next thirty days, they IL
tend sacrificing their immense stock Of
CUstgm-msd= clothing, suitable for men,
boys ami children, 81 prices so low a. to
appeal to TIE pockets Of the most ecC-
nCmigs.iy inclined.
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CHEEK Coz rON.PREsS.

Attention is called to the advertise
meut OF the Cheek cO.tOu-prsss. manu-
featured ty vi. d Cheek at M. l22 Lin
den street. This is WroUEht-iron screw
press, which has given general satiefae-
uon, and il used in SIX different States.
The Cheek cOttUn-stalk cTus1er ia also
MANUFACTURED by NJ. d. Cheea, whose
adGTe5s Is Nc. l35 fernando street.
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appropriations.
..-s22,677 SO sI2O, 46S 30 s262, :
Respectfully Submitte
TANgEE A NEWSOM CIfv q

'
City Engineer-The statement of ex-
pendituTes in this department during
the past month makes the following
showing: Salary account, SLY 80; streets
and alleys, 1904 az; station houses, S72;
dump station at foot Of Clay street, S97.
The statement Of work done by the
street fvrce and chain-gang shows: In
the first ward, $26 So; second, none;
third, So 67!; fourth, $50 37!; fifth,
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LIVINGSTON & COMPANY,
BOA EsTEC AND FOREIGN BAHKESs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

ConservatiVejy organized for doing
the business OF Out-Of-tOWn banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals,
Usual Interest allowed on daily balances.
collections made and promptly RENTED.
COTpea9cTsdsncs solicited. Exchange on princt-
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN q CO.,
LondGns
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FOR LEASE Or SALE.

q OTS-Situated on Madison aud Court streets
Il extended, in eighth ward, PrestOn's sub
division, These grounds are shaded by forest
trees, and are in aneighborhood unexception-
ably good. A rare opportunity is here offered
TO tenants or purchasers. Price suited 10 the
times, and terms TO the convenience Of appli-
cants. IRRELEVANT q Co,
my1G 10 Madison street
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IS DAILY APPEAL-THURsDAY. JULY s, 1875.

funded at siXty-6ve cents, the city real
lied on the bond about seven cents.
Those who speculate in the life-bloOd
of the city, aud some who esteemed it
no dishOnOr to neglect tie payment of
their private debts, pirate about the hon
or and credit Of the city, and insist up
on the pound Of flesh, though the opera
ton reduced the people to penury and
seTfdOm to the bOndhOlder. Such peO-
pie talk of the innocent holder, as if
none but bOndhOlders were innocent,
and the people a SET Of knRves, seeking
TO evade the payment % just debts. We
proclaim and insist that the victimiZsd
and plundered people are the innocent
parties, and the bondh0lders were bound
to know Of the fraud and outrage perpe-
trated upon helpless people. II is,
therefore,
Resolved By the Peoples Protective
Union, That our city authorities, in view
of the fact that the city now has no at
torney, be earnestly requested TO select
a city attorney OF inhexibe honesty
| and courage, Of learning and assiduity,
and Of great tenacity of pufp )se, and
IL hearty sympathy with theee views,
and instruct him to contend all void and
| illegal claims against the city to the last
| opportunity, and by every defense
| known to the law, and to resist by every
means the payment of everything in
| excess Of the amount actually realized
| by the city upon valid claims-cOmpro-
missing in all cases such claims where it
| can be done on that basis and without
! litigation.
| Resolved, That this association hav-
| ing faith in the fidelity and courage Of
hn ~,
! their conscientious regard for their oath
to support the charter, believing they
| will resist even to the extremity of go
! ing to prison all attempts to cOerce them
/ to levy tax for any purpose in excess of
! the rate authorized by the new charter,
| such levy would be a violation Of the
| law and their oath of office, and the col
| lection of such tax, if imposed, should
| be resisted by the Taxpayers TO the last
extremity and by every legal means.
| Resolved, That the secretary of this
| association transmit q copy of this
| preface and these resolutions to the
mayor and general couEcil, and furnish
copies TO the city press for publication.
Nj. L. MEACHAM,
| MINOR MERIW ETHER,
| J.T AMMONETT,
w. \. BICKFORD,
| VIM. L. VANCE,
+. r. TYLER,
! X. G. BRISKLEY,
| HUGH TORRANCE,
| NJ. BURKE.
| A. WOODRUFF,
h. NJ. JONES, Committee.
! July 6, 1879.
| The communication was referred to
the finance committee, and the joint
! session dissolved.
Mayor League made an explanation
| that his statement relative to his refusal
to pay for the hospital supplies pur-
chased by DR.. Hewitt, chairman Of the
| committee, was not intended to reflect
! upon this councilman.
The committee upon the Happy-Hol-
! low fund reported upon the same, show
| ing how it had been disposed Of.
Adjourned to hali-psst three O'Clock
Friday afternoon.
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STOLEN.

d place, twenty miles SOuth of Memphis
Monday night, June 18th, a bloOd-bay horse. 2
or 3 years old, about Is hands high, Roman
nose, long s ender body, one white foot
twenty COL airs reward for his return to Frank
Williamson, OF 10 Paine's stable, 81 Monroe st.
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TEAS! TEAS! aFEAS!

We have received an immense invoice
of fine teas, consisting of Imperial, Gun
powder, English Breakfast, Oolong and
Japan. These teas have been selected
with great care, and are offered to con-
sumers at low prices.
LYLE K SHIELDS.
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Personal.

divorces legally obtained for incompau-
4 bility, ETC.; residence unnecessary; fee
after decree. Address p. y. box 1887, Chicago
Illinois, iyS
DARTNFR-With from 5000 to $500 capital
j in cash business, paying large pronts,
with no competition. Proprietor has not
enough untrameled means 10 do all the bust
ness he can. Address for particulars,
jy4 Z. r. n, care Appeal Office, Memphis.
nR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes speci-
IL atty OF treating Eye and Ear Diseases.
Office s28 Poplar street. my29
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ADDITIONAL RIVEB REPORTS

ST. LOUIS, July Weather cIcsr
and cool. River rose Is inches, End is
swelling ct the rate Of half au inch an
hour. Departed: Grand Tower, Mem
ph1s; Bismarck, New Orleans.
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The SUNDAY APPEAL will be unusu-
ally attractive, and offers the best in
ducements for advertisers to reach a
large class of readers.
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APPEAL RATES.
pATEs oF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES Oh ADVERTISING,
IN nATTV APPEAL


First iEsortion per square. 81 90
suDse Iuent insertions, per Squsre.-------. 90
Eight lines solid nonpsrei make one square,
and twelve lines make one inch.
LOCAL Notices are % cents per line nrst In
seruOn, - cents per line per week, and TX
Genus per line per month.
Wants, etc, are 10 cents per line first inseT-
lion, and cents per line each subsequent
Insertion.
Death and Marriage notices, Funeral n
ana obituaries, are charged al regul~ dces
We will not accept any advertiser ar rates.
low reading matter. erts IN fol-
FIrst or Fourth page adys-
airy, double rates. .tiserr ants Siatlon-
Specimen copies
Our mail-bc~ .ut free OF charge.
not by -, -, -. 49,,
Iuor ,, ~ sIe !, 49, " NNO
.erfng papers changed from one postoffce
% another, the names OF both postOffices
should be given,
We solicit letters and cOmmuni cations upon
subjects OF general interest, but such must
always be accompanied by responsible
name.
We will not return rejected communications
All letters, communications, or anything else
for the APPEAL, should not be addressed 10
aud individual connected with the ONCE
Dut simply the
APPEAL. Memphis. Te1n.
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The cheapest and best STEAaf I'YFTze
and CLEANING BoJ5E in the city is 70 70 ss-
enad stTea-. tANAJ1J = ~ a .E@E
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LOST.

TOLD CHAIN-In South Memphis on Sun
VI day morning, piece of gold chain, with
gold hook and lock Rhs pc lOcket attached.
The finder will be highly ewarced by leaving
at the Avalanche office. jy6
DENDANT-Large coral rose and roman gold
Il pendant 20 breastpin, between corner OF
MadiAon and Third streets and ~ Monroe st.
Finder will be rewarded by leaving IL at
iva We. BHRD'S JeWelry store.
DASS- BOOK-On o Randolph road, a small
pass book, string through one corner, of no
value except to owner. Return TO +. l.. War
neT, Z95 Front street. Liberal reward Will be
paid for it, jy3
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STOCK PEAs.-One carload OF stock
peas, for sale low at A. K. Gillen d Co.'S,
3SS Front street.
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REMEMBER

The Gsss Goods AZ toe Lowest Prices
Ar
LOWenstsin's Eammoih Clothing Store,
25S Main street.
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Kaufman's restaurant, No. go Second
street, next to theAPPEAL office. Meals,
p cents; lodging, - cents, The hest Of
liquors, wines and cigars. Good beds
andcOOl, pleasant rooms.
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CLOSING and brass fiuting-iron conf
bined, 81 80. Best fiuting machine
msde, s. 80. BY II. Wetter & Co.
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EEUBIEs--Eh3 L-sy aatsneCus .curs M
7Gasrcls<or eso- ". JcEes = Co.. kssn IL.
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CHRGARAY INSTITUTE

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES.
Boarding ami Day -cbJo.; Latin, English and
French. French is the aEsusge Of the family
MADAWE ma EEVITaY.
1927 q 1929 sPaUCE 81, Fhila,, Pa.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
"THE STANDARD PAPETERIE.!
ATTEND Robertson's Business College

Is the ne plus ultra ofstationery packets.
For sale at Sal Main street, Third door
south Of Union. Al. DOD q co.
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= n L-1ItfI ~ = 81, 4 y =
EOR CAIRO AND sTa LOUIS.
aempbis and 81, Louis Packet 80.
United stGces-wsiI Line.
From Elevator EsuiEaEnS, toes EssIe ~
CITY OF HELENA ..-. 70 e.. ,,,-..,,-
- Wednesday, July 7th, at 10 an
I'll Ut = H. a s---..-.-..al eI4e-, master
thursday July sjh, at pm
= Ii n 49,. ..-.--B axe, mast
Friday, july yjl. AIS o.u..
Sf'A-'LJ y v y .s--..... Lennon, master
Saturday, July 10th, az 5 pIu.
ST. GEN EVI E,V Z, -. yIci--~s -,-ags~--
sunday, July llth, at 10 am.
BELLE MEMPHIS .t-,-s r7.s+er
Monday, ny i-LL, at D Pm.
FOR freight or passage aurIy 20
ID. GTCvrF
sGp,t ALiszLssLppi River El-vs tor J0ra-suv.
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FOE ASHCROFT.

rseSuisr Randolph. Fulton, OsogaLa ana
AsnpOu Ssmi-Wsekly Packet.
str. Frank Forrest, -
o. K. JOpli1.--lastsr Joe. ". RhOIes--- s-erEc
Leaves Memphis MONDAYS and FRIDAYS
at PIN,
For relght or nacssga nnnIE On hoara.
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FOR NAPOLEON


p o - o u Il . a
nR. J. \. CLOPTOS, OF Huntsville. Ala
- bana, may be consulted az the WOrSuan
House on The stL, sun ana llHth instant; At
brownsville, llth, 18th; Humboldt 18th, i4tu;
Nashville, 18th, ibth, 7tL. He treats Piles,
Flstula STRUCTURES, TULcurS. Ulcers, etc. etc.
Refers TO his old pa tents Of the city cured
without the knife. W.
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1EOoRTs AND BoAED.

DOGMA splendid room, with board terms
n moderate; at ITO Monroe street. Jy2
DOOMS AND BOARD-Desirable front room f,
81 with hoard, at IS UNION at.
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FROM THE PROTECTIVE UNION.

The following communication from
the Peoples protective union having
been received by Mayor League was
"reierred to the general council for con-
sideratiOn, and such action as may be
deemed to the interest Of the CITY," It
was read to the joint session:
To the Mayor and General Council of the City
of Memphis
The financial condition of the city of
Memphis has reached q crisis threaten
ing wholesale cOnfiscatiOn and the ex-
pulsion of the people from their homes
alarming to every citizen having the in
teTest Of the city at heart. The remerse-
less ShylOcks who speculate in city bonds
at twenty-One cents demands their pay
ment dollar for dollar, and expects by
the writ of mandsmus to override the
law limiting the rate Of taxation and
compel the collection Of tax sufficient
for its immediate payment. If this is
the law, and it is to be enforced, it
amounts to virtual confscatiOn, and the
people, especially the poor, will be
turned into the streets and their humble
homes, the fruit of years of hard toll
and fTugality, will pass for mere song
into the hands of greedy spectators in
city bonds. 1t is well known
LuGl ldESS GuOuul VI the
debt Of the city is illegal and was i'm
posed upon people having no voice in
It's creation, through military rule and
through the instrumentality Of elections
held IN violation OF law and conducted
in fraud and violence, while large ma
jority OF taxpayers were DISTINGUISHED
and denied the right Of voting upon the
very proposition to issue the bonds. In
the election for the milliOn-dollar issue
in 1868, some man who paid thousands
of dollars OF taxes annually was driven
from the polls with insult when he
offered to vote against the issue OF bonds.
A large amount OF the debt of the city
has been created not only without au-
thority, but in positive violation Of law.
Every dollar Of the scrip issued by the
military government, and subsequently
funded, is illegal. In the M'Davitt-Ms-
Dry contract city scrip, issued sometimes
three for one, and costing the holder
about thirty-three cents at the average,
was funded at par for bonds at sixty-five
cents or less, making the bond cost the
holder about twenty-one and a half
cents, so that in cases where scrip was
issued three for one, and subsequently
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a, EsIDEECE-My late residence on Jesss-
X main street, third door east Of Lander
dale street House and grounds In perfect
order. JOHN OVERTOH il.
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FJR YICRSEU GG-

fJR FiCA5EU Sc.
81 ESuis and ViCEsbGEz Hail r.
anchor Edzss, E[-s-Seg-ssa
CITY OF NICkS BJEtI- rsfTayy y,,,gfg.-
.. mn, II,haTsday, July 8th, at pm.
c,r-,, Tatur9aE: uly IDth, at pm.
III VI Elz'iiE-N ..-.-.-.....-. exec, master
Monday, July 18th, al pm.
Making all the way landings.
For freight or passage apply 10
c.. ,,.. AJs EEgE-..
SUPP Mississippi RIvs- Elevator COnpary.
aenPhIs aod Vtcsssbs,rsz yyssE.,,, La
Eor ElcAsourg and al way lanIsagg-Tis
elegant steamer
ailsuS6E, EesEs
Mark K. Cheak-ulGster jos SDeiT1-----.' --Fe.T5
leaves Aelplis every FRIDAY al nm
CONNECTING at NiCksgUrg with steamer
NatCGez for New Orleans,
Fer freight or passage apply 10
GEO, ". CHEEK SyDt
az No. 25s Front str gt F5Y5-efrfrs
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STE AMEDaZS

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To EXCHANGE.

GOOD CITY PROPERTY-For good lands in
VI Middle or Southern Texas, say 10 amount
OF 5000. H. l.. GUION,
jyl Zeal Estate Agent 81 :. Court ST.
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO ALDERSY BULL CALVES, ana the
best saddle-h horse In the State Factors
Warehouse, South Main street.
A. =. WHITFORD.
July 5th. fVB
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L. KlUFaAS's RESTAURANT.

253 Main street.
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OAKLAND FEMALE SEMINARY-Situ-
ated 4 the town Of Oakland, on the NJ.
ar h. r., 70 miles from Memphis. The build
1ngs are new and easy OF access, surrounding
coIutry thickly settled and community re.
fined, Il is well adapted for teachers, family
and board ers; good gardens and two good cis-
Terns Terms very liberal. Apply TO
JAMES MOORE, or g. A. ALLEN,
g,r6 Oakland, Mississippi,
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