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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-04
The City Of New Orleans -. Herbef1
Gerard.

EUGENE wAGGAMAE. .
au4 IS SEA Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of q, lAsua
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-04

;xfs 4 .,,s ru- 1Cd8N8 WAG0A1AN, =
vs"S~ uAnoo810 OF the Pnriahy Of 0rlAsoA
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-07
,A.no znam," di Ceriska.

,,Ano znam, Oh Cerlska.
NUE." pravila sestra vasniv6: .,Ja
no milnji, ano ia no miuj vice, nezi ty
sveho Leona."
rAjl" pravila ma to Ceriska pfizvu
KEN vycitky nevery zaroveh.
.Videla jsem no tfikrat ieho okne, a
on ma mne AMI nepohl6dl. ma mne, pro
niz SO mpzove vrazdi. TAX jsem zblazne
ma, ze byvaji chvile, ze mu chci psat, k
nemu letet, k noham jeho se vrhnouti a
fici mu, jak ho miluji."
A 2 cernych oci Baccaratinych vysehl
plamen neskonal6 vasne.
,,Neniliz to blahov6, zamilovat Sc tax
do cloveka kterehoz nezname, nemz ne
vine, zdali neni zenat, ba iehoz jmena IA
nj nevime, zamilovat Sc TAX, 70 ztracme
chuti k jidlu pitt ma mic jineho vc
dne noci nemyslime nez ma pfedm6t Ia
sky sve2"
Ceriska pohledla podivenim ma Sc
stru, ieiizto bezcitnost a chladnost dobfe
znala.
,,Tcdy jej milujes tax horoucn6!" ota-
zala sc.
,Achl miluji no tax vasnive, ze Sc bo.
jim sv6 rozum, ze SO mohu toho zbla
Unit. Slys isem jiz ctvrt hodiny zde, po'
hlizim nezvratne Sc srdcem tlukoucim k
tomu oknu. Coz pax neni donna mladik
tenl"
,Ptichaziva denne urcit6 We. .dye hodiny
domu."
,,Ale mluv tedy piece n6m!" zvolala
Baccarat prudkosti vasnivou, ..rci mi
kdo jest, cim jest jak isl ho poznala"
,,Leon mne MIN seznamil."
,,Jak tol"
.Leondv pan mu prodal stolek psaci,
stolice postel, kdyz Sc pfistehoval do to
hoto domu. IDA Sc, ze neni mladik ten
to pfilis bohat ze ma bezpochyby ne
jakem kancelafi asi dve ste frankd m6si-
cneho sluzneho. Takovy plat ovsem me-
staci pro pana, ably 81 totiz p6kn6 chodil
a stavu svemu pfimefen6 I'll. Znas Leo
ma, ie clovek dobry, on poznaval, ze jest
panu Fernando zakoupeni tohoto nabyt-
ku obtizn6 proto mu fell:
..Pan vam prodal nabytek "a hotov6 pc
nize, potfebujeteli vsak k zaplaceni dalsi-
no casu, vyjednam to "a vas"
..Nabytek stal asi til sta frankd; pan
Fernand pfijal laskave nabidnuti Leono
vo, jemuz mistr We vsem davefuje "a
platil ma 1cet sto padesat frankly. Osta
TEX zaplatil We ttech mesicich, ponevadz
neni phi SVEN vyssim vzd6lani postave-
nj pysny vessel L6onem pfatelstvi.
(Pokracovani.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-07
Jan zelivsky.
HiStorickd p0vtclka dob hetsitskych.
III.
Zpoved.

x y blouznis, Anezko! 4. !. Kdo ii ma
g mluvil tyto veci!.... Jak Sc do
stal tento !istek do tvych rukous"
,,Pfiznavam Sc, ze so to stalo lstive. . &. .
Jakysi posel Karl6v, ohyzdny, zrzavy clo-
vek pfinesl mi list. Otevru jej, ale shle-
dala jsem, ze nenalezi mne. Svedcil ne
iakemu konselu Stareho m6sta. Vratila
jsem jei Korabovi, ktery Sc druhym lis
tenn mylil vymenila jsem jej "a svdj =.
Kdyz ale posel odesel, nalezla jsem ma
stole tento listek, ktery z listu onoho Wy
padnul."
Zelivsky Sc zamyslil.
ITO vsak neni jeste ddkazem!" pravil
po chvii.
.,Tedy tti, co ma zadni strand listu je
psano!'
zelivsky cetl:
Ma rozkaz H. 500 zoldnefdv Sc samo
stfely obsadi zeleznou ulicip
Go to znamenas X cemu ia posadka
zoldnefska strazl"
,Pomni, ze's obeslan ma obec Stareho
mesta Sc svymi vernymi!"
,Ha, tote pres pills! TAX daleko snad
zpupnost jejich nesaha. Pajdu do rady!
Chci haiti kalich, z obvineni smyti ditky
jeho"
,,Hrozi ii zahuba. Karel je fadach
soiklencd. >. Tentyz Karel, jehoz oko,
tvaf isem vkouzlila svou dust; nemz
isem blouznic "a dne snivala, a jejz jsen
bohu nesla modlitbach. -. 0 pukn
srdce me!'
Nastalo mlceni, pferusovane Anezci.
nym placem. Naiednou vsak ztichla
pfisnou tvah pohledla k nebesdm.
%, pomsta no nemine, toho papeza
ka" vykfikla desnym hlasem oko jej
zalesl1lo Sc ohnem netusenym.
, ,,Nerouhej So bohu, nestastnice" kara
| il zelivsky, "a nevolej hnevu ma sebe, kt
, ry stihati bude zradneho kneze!. =. Poi
a poklekni tuto pod kfizem a pros rade
slitovnika nebes, ably odpustil zbloudile
mu odvratil cd neho hnev svdjT
d Mlcky poklekla Anezka ma klekAtk'
stojici naproti dvefim. Rtove jeff tise I
pohybovali phi s,ate modlitbe.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-07

Po tfeti klepano ma dv6fe.
Vstoupili titez poslov6 obce, mimi mia
dy knee.
,,Zde Sc pfesvedcte sam, velebny otce,' y
zvolal konsel starom6stSky We smichu k
pr6vodci svemu, yravoraje do svetnice,
lie mistr Jan nemdze ma radnici iitiW
,,Prosim vas," pfizvukoval druhy, ne
divte sc mu! On uGi otcenasi osmnactile
te devce tn nema Glovek ami pomysleni
ma cos jineho."
Zelivsky chvel Sc ma celem tele.
,,Snad tu k jeji pocte slouzil msi sva-
toul - Skoda ze jsme toho kazlni ne.
slyselin'
Go to slysim, Jene zelivsky" pravil
mlady knez jizlivym hlasem, ,,Tebe wy
va lid ako svateho muze zatim--"
,,Vidim tn divkul- Bezpochyby nova
vyznavaGka kalicha, neni-liz pravdal We
tvych rukou bude nj ovsem svetice"
Anezka nahle povstala obratia Sc.
PRO Kristova muka Tot on!" vykfik
la sklesla pod kfizem na klekadlo.
Jan Zelivsky pohednul pfisnou tvafi
ma mladeho kn6ze. Oci Karlovy bezdeky
Sc sklopily.
,,Odejdi pokoji!" zvolal klidnym a
vaznym hlasem, pokynuv rukou.
Mlcky zahanben odesel knee pape-
zensky.
Vrtice hlavami vravorali "a MIN konse
le Stareho mGsta.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-07
Ma Smerhove.


S92ske, okolo ktereho jde Sc nam6sti
do zidovskeho mesta, stavala "a dob hui
sitskych velmi povestna hospGdka, ktera
Sc jmenovala: Ma Smerhov6w Stala
vedle Velfiova domu, ktery zakoupen byl
obci Ike scbdzim konselI,
Tehoz dne, kdyz Anezka Srolova naho-
dou Sc setkala knezem Harlem, byva-
lym obyvatelem klastera Marie Snezn6
sedela ma Smerhov6 spolecnost velmi hluc
ma. Zpravy bojiste husitskeho, udalosti
posledni DOLBY byly pfedmetem vseobecn6
zabavy.
Ma Smerhov6 schazela Sc totiz te DOLBY
vzdelana Praha, m6stanstvo studentstvo
vysokych skol Karlovych.
Ze vsech stold neiv5tsi, jenz stal u pro
stfed pokoje, byl jiz do kola obsazen host
mi, ktefi cerstvou medovinu popicli. V
cele stolu sedel Jeronym Srol, m6stan no
yom6stsky, otec Anezcin. Byl to nejva
zenGisi host ze vSech. Ac tn panovala u
pima rovnost bratrska, pfec mela v1le Sro
Iowa obzvlastni platnost Co cht6l Srol,
chteli vsichni. Byl postavy velike, siro-
kych pleci, tvafe cernym vousem upln6
zarostle. Vedle n6ho sedel ma leve stra-
ne rukavickaf Jira, hubeny veliky muz
plnych hn6dych vous6, ma prave Char
vat, zavality, tlusty, pekn6 vsak tvafe.
Vsichni tfi byli konSel6 Noveho m6sta.
Nejmladsi stolu by Ii sousede Charva
tovi, Hora Jiskra, oba yysokych skol.
Naproti MIN sed6l Glovek hubeneho t6
la zlute, spinave pleti. Bled6 oci jeho
neustale t6kaly po tvafieh hosti, ackoliv 81
jeho nikdo nevsimal. Kazdy pfichozich
musel 81 vsimnouti te zrzave hlavy, hole
a podoban6 tvafe, kterou Sc Hynek Ko
rab napadne lisil cd vsech ostatnich, KITE
ii vesmes nosili plny, dlouhy vous.
V SIM panoval hluk. Ami mista tu jz
nebylo prazneho, nejmen6 ovsem Srolo-
va stolu, ktereho denni hoste zasedli.
IA kdyby Sc tn pfede mnou rozkraie'," "
zvolal hnevu rukavi6kaf Jira, ,,ja hej :
tmanovi nevefim. Je mi to pekny Tabo-
rita, ktery pronasleduje kneze nase tupi
draheho Jana!"
,,Ze pfi kalichu drzi, o tom nepochybu
it," pravil vazn6 Charvat. = ,Jinak ne
vim, proc by Sc nebyl Kravafskymi pod
dal Sigmundovi"
PROOF. -. To je zcela jednoduche!
Pan hejtman mel dost lidi k obrane a
punktum!. -. Proc pax Sc Vaclav Kra
vaf nepoddal!"
,,Vsak jsou to take re vsech tech mo-
ravskych pand jedini," dolozil Srol, ,,kte
ri Sc nesi fntit ma dvGr Sigmunddv-
Dejte mi pokoj temi panyl. =. Mail
bohatstvi moe, tsknou lid; a nemajili
slouzi cisafip'
,Prosim vas, mezi ktery druh panI n;
leM Jan Zizka Trocnova!" tazal SO 4
,, sklebne Korab.
: Desatere oci pohledly nan opovrzenin
nikdo neodpoyedel.
: IA ten pan Pdta Castolovicky "-
horlil Jan zapil eerstvym douskem hne
svdj. ,,Nebyl bych veru myslil, ze ma
oklame ten hejsek titulem."
do kazdeho svedomi SO tolik nevejde,
:. pravil dsmevem Srol. lie mas Chote
y nicky zradi, mohlo Sc ocekavati, ale ze
:, Opocensky pan chce 81 zaslouziti horou
" peklo, to mne ami We snach nenapadlo!"
y ,Nevefim ami jednomu mich! Je
:. chasa, ktera 81 hledi pouze prospechu."
y "A k cisafi jde zebrat milost, ski
nj sij, klesa ma kolena, div ze mu slint
boty nemeje."
o. ITEM Rozmberskym kletba!"
se ,,Vsak Wartenberk, ten neni mic lei
sl''
l.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-07

TAX hloda Gerv Ma nasem vlastnim
srdci, az cervotocina ie umrtvi!"
IA Praze neihif, &C lid neilepsi."
,,Ale poslechn6te," oval Sc zrzavy ko
rab, ,,vzdyt 2 tech devatcnacti pan6, ktofi
zfidili obec prazokou, nebyl ami ieden ne,
pfiteem kalichaE'
(PokraGoyani.)
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-04
DEMOCRATIC.
Meeting Of the Eighth Ward Democrats
Organization Of Permanent
Club.
Names Of Officers and List Of Members
Debate on the Executive Commit
tees Resolution.

Pursuant to adjournment, the eighth
ward Democratic meeting met at
Mentges's, ON Poplar street, for the pur-
pose Of organizing club.
Hon. J J. DuBnse, being selected to
preside, said the meeting was to perfect
the organization Of the club and receive
the report OF the committee on rules and
regulations.
COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION.
Captain w. r. Lucas, on behalf OF
this committee, presented the following
report, which was adopted.
MEMPHIS, December ?, 1875.
Mr.. CHAIRMAN-Your committee
submit the following as their report:
First-This club shall be known as the
Eighth Ward Democratic and Conserv-
alive club.
Second-The officers shall consist Of
q president, five vice-presidents, a secTe-
tary and treasurer, who shall be elect
ed to serve for two years by the men,
bers of the club.
Third-The officers shall constitute an
executive committee for the purpose OF
conducting the business of the club.
Fourth-The secretary shall obtain q
book in which to enroll the names OF
members, and keep the minutes OF
meetings held by the club. Respect
fully submitted. -
J. NJ. HEATING,
NJ. MAGEVNEYs
]. W. WALKER,
]. W. MOORES,
W.R. LUCAS,
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RlGADDGalat5CtS

TO THE PUBLIC On and af-
terDecember 1, 1875, the DAILY
APPEAL will be sold for FIVE
CENTS on all the Trains, and
at every Station on the line Of
the Louisville, Nashville and
Great Southern Railroad.
T.. A. YALE.
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STOLEN.

EHULE-From the undersigned, on Mon
MI dsy September 18th, one sorrel- bay horse
mule-about fifteen hands high; eight or nine
wears old; dark stripe running on back bone
from the shoulder to the tail dark stripe down
each shoulder; small dark stripes around the
forelegs, and extendiLk up above the knees on
the inside; dark name and tai; was In good
order and well built; rides and works well
Any inform alton in regard to the mule Will De
Thankfully received, and a liberal reward
given Tor the return of the mule TO me az my
5Sesidence W. W ELLIOTT,
EIIiott's Mill, Pamela county, Miss.
W
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PERSONAL.

WE REGRET to learn that Mr.. Stephen
D. Hancock died OF typhoid fever in st.
Louis last Thursday. The deceased was
we'll and isvorably known in this city,
where he resided previous to his re-
mOval to st. Louis. Mr.. Hancock was
esteemed and beloved by all who knew
him, and his death causes grief to very
large circle of friends and acquaintance
who will long remember the manly vir-
tues that adorned his character.
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STRAYED.

UORsE-CoLT-MUL -strayed from the
II owner, four miles north OF Shelby De
not one black horse, blind in right eye, l112
hands hish; one bald-faced colt, three years
old, and one dark-bay horse mule, nine OF
ten years old. ANY information concerning
the above will be Literally rewarded, by
HERRON, COMMON & CO.,
6 and West Court,
or ]. r. ENSLEY,
deI shelby Depot.
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LAW REPORTS.
Cireuff Cnurf-HeiskeII. Indge.

This is motion day. After the mo-
tions are heard, the case of Pool Va.
Estes will be tried by the court. The
psrty having Thompson and Steger's
edition of The Code Belonging to this
court, is requested to return the same
TO the clerk Immediately.
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NOTICE.

All Advertising Bills after this date,
for amounts less than Five Dollars,
must be paid for before insertion. This
rule will be strictly adhered 10.
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SH ERTFF'S SALE
OF
r . q / hState,
In the Town Of Raleigh.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
L That by virtue of venditioni exponas to
me directed from the Honorable First Cir
cult Court of Shelby county, Tennessee. in
the case of Duffy & Carey VS.. VIM. Wallace,
Judgment rendered on the 18th of June,
MS, for the sum of five hundred and twenty
two dollars and seventy-hVe cents, with inter-
est and costs of suit, to satisfy said judg-
ment, ETC., will, on
Thursday, 9th Day of December, 1875,
in legal hours, in front of the courthouse
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed 10 sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the % lowing des-
crlbed property, to-Wit:
A certain lot of land, situated in the town
OF Raleigh, Shelby county, Tennessee, on the
south SIDE of Main street having a street on
the south and one on the west, and bounded
on the east by a lot owned by "Schevenelle."
being the property known as the Old Jail OF
Shelby county, including the residence and
improvements thereon, being lot No. in block
L, on the plan OF the town of Raleigh, Shelby
county, Tennessee.
Levied on as the property OF defendant,
VIM. Wallace, to satisfy said judgment in
terest and costs.
Q. L. ANDERSON,
Sheriff of -helby county, Tenn.
Memphis, I'd day of November, 1875. sat
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THE Kit-Cat club will hold their reg
ular monthly public debate, at their
beautiful hsll over the enginehouse, cor
ner Adams snd Second streets, this
evening. Entrance on Second street,
Exercises begin at half-past seven
o'clock. The public are cordially in
vitad
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come there for the thanks of the meet
ing. He had acquiesced In the action
Of the committee as Democrat, and
was willing to abide the action of the
majority. What was to be done? The
committee could not reseind the Tesolu
ton, for there were persons present who
would go away and vote the Radical
ticket Personal censure did not amount
to anything with him, for he wanted no
Office. Although receiving no pay, he
was being compensated, for when he as
sisted in reducing the public expenses
he was thereby benefitting himself as
well as others, and in this man.
ner getting part pay. He asked no
applause, although he would like to re-
ceive the appreciation Of the club. Had
he been appointed by the mass meeting
he would have cared naught, but he was
named as a delegate by the club at its
first meeting, and upon its recommends
ton and request appointed on the COM
mittee. He hoped for harmony in feel
ing and unity of action. He had five
men who would stand by the polls OF the
eighth ward at the primary election and
prevent Radicals voting for delegates.
Mr.. John Barry wanted to have more
discussion, and moved that the action
Of the executive committee, OF which
Colonel Msgevney complained, be in
dorsed.
Colonel Lucas moved to table Mr..
Barry's motion.
A motion was at this juncture made
to adjourn, which prevailed, and the
club adjourned.
LIST OF MEMBERS.
Pursuant to q motion made by Colo
mel Lucas, directing the secretary to
open list for the signature of names to
the club, this officer secured the follow
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STOVEs-STOVES-sT IVES.

Heating Stoves. for ParIor, offices
ehul ches and stores. Largest variety at
H. WEETER d cos,
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Tenth Ward Meeting.

The Democratic Conservative club of
the tenth ward will meet at Fender
grast's Monday evening st half-psst
seven o'clock. By order Of the president,
GEORGE B. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
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FOUR hundred coats of broken suits at
Sc each, at the Oak Hall clothing house,
251 Main street.
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LIEBIG's Liquid Extract of Beef and
Tonic InvigoratOr will sustain the body
without the addition OF solid food, and
is now recommended by the best physi-
clans for fever, ague, dyspepsia, debility,
etc. g. w. Jones & Co., agents. eodW
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ONE thousand odd vests at ST each, at
the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
25l Main street,
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60 TO Leddin's Business College.

LOOK at our Atwood cashmere pants
for So so, at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
25l Main street.
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CALICO BALL-At Humboldt park,
Saturday, December An. Tickets sold
at the Coor.
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STEVE CLEMENT, So Beale street -
Splendid lot of fish and oysters, this
Saturday the fourth.
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THERE is no better preparation than
WiILianaS's BaISGna, for coughs, colds,
consumption, and all diseases of the
throat and lungs. Try it, and be con-
WINGED.
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AN ESTABLISHED ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Bronchial Troches are widely known as
an established remedy for coughs, colds,
bronchitis, hoarseness and other troubles
of the throat and lungs. eod&w
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STEVE CLEMENT is always ahead of
the market. Splendid line Of game,
venisOn, squirrels, oysters, rabbits, lake
FISH, celery, at 80 Beale street.
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NEULEY COW-From theeommons Of South
Nj Memphis, my muley COW, gray color, elit
eaTs, aud Branded \. =. on hip. A liberal re.
ward will De given for her return, or informs-
ton Of her whereabouts.
GEORGE HOOK,
residence corner fernando and Georgia SITS.
nFSIDENCE.-For a smaller residence, my
X new two story brick residence, contain
ing ten rooms with all modern improve
ments. FOR further information, apply 10 me
MRS. JAMES F. BARTIN.
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Criminal Court-FIippin. Judge.

The following csses are ret for trial to-
day: 80 80, 50. 81, 81, 81, I57, 1S4, 1877,
ga, 237, 238, 249, $50, 255, 25S, $50, 262,
266, 269, PSI, 2S2 292, 1913, 294, 296, 329,
$50, 1872, 1888, 422 464. sill, 5l2, $50, $50,
5SI. $50. $50 $50,
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LOOK at cur fine boys suits We are
selling at S., at the Oak Hall clothing
house, 251 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-04

HOLDERS Of the Mississippi liquidst-
ing levee five per cent. bonds will hear
something to their advantage by adj
dressing Green's bank, Jackson, Missis-
sippi, stating the amount they hold.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.


HemphIs ana Arkansas River u. q,
Mail Line.
For Red Fork, Auburn, New Gascony, Pine
Bluff and all points through to
Little Rock.
Belle OF Texas, Legal Tender,
J. J. Darragh master. Ed. Rowland. master.
Fort Gibson kOSa Miller,
E. B. Smith. master. ]. Woodburne- master
One of these fine passenger, steamers VIII
leave Memphis as above, positively,
EVERY TUESDAY and SATURDAY at s
O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage apply to
JNO. N. HARDIN, Sup't, 29s Front st., or
Z. p. GLENN, Agent, on Wharf boat.
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TEE Kit.Cat club vi nod dc

THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 2s6
second street. TT. WALKER & co.
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ELLIOTT LINE.
FOR ASHPORT.

Regular Ranooiph, Fulton, 0sceOl2 and
Ashport Tri-Weekly Packet,
Belle of Texas, -
Leaves Memphis MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAvS at nm
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GET fruit trees from Elmwood nurse
ry. Office, 346 Main, Schwill's seed
store
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STEVE CLEMENT, So Besle street.
Rabbits and squirrels.
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NEURALGIA.-"Neu cures it. Sold
by 6. W. Jones q Co., Memphis.
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STEVE CLEMENT, IS Beale street-tur-
keys at 1856 Beale for turkeys.
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Just Arrived.

At the Oak Hall clothing house, 251
Main street, 800 childr =n's suits at 81.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

NOW-FTom the commons, in South Mem
u phis last Sunday. a red and white COW,
with one no u broke of and scar on her BACK.
A liberal reward will be paid by
Il. ROCCO,
del 20 fernando street.
NEULE-From my stable on Dunlap street,
MI Monday evening, November I'd, one
nouse-colOTed, medium-sized NJ are mule; SIX
wears old shod heavy. A liberal reward viii
be given Tor her return to me a. $50 Front ST,
Mannbis Tenn JOHN BOOTH.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
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FOz LEASE.

n AND-Twenty acres good garden land, NeIy
4 ,Tich lies level: ample orch ard of two acres;
house OF three rooms and kltcneh sJaDies;
and a necessary outhouses; one hunared sno
nifty hotbed sash, half-mtle from nortneIn , teI
borhood. VIII lease for three years. more
land can be leased If desired. l. d. CON A
WAY, Real Estate Agent, No. Madlson sL:
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

MIIt Harry MemphEs and White River
U. y. Mail Line.
Mouth White River, indian Bay, st. Charles,
Crocketts Bluff, Mt. Adams, Clarendon, De-
Walls Blun, Des Arc, Augusta, Jacksonport,
West Point and Sesrcy.
The fine passenger steamer
Ruth, -
aatar
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Personal
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

nR. ALFRED VUORHI rs makes speciality
/ J OF treating Eye and Ear Diseases. once,
% Poplar street. ocI2
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STEAMBOATS,.

Helena ana Beads TFi-W eekIy Packet.
The elegant and feet side-wheel steamer
Geo. w. Cheek, ~:
Nat. s. Green....ma ster d. P. Davis.clerk
viii leave every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, at pm.
Particular attention paid TO freight and pas
sengers for Walnut and Council Bends.
For Napoleon, Helena, Friars Point and
all Way Landings.
The elegant steamer
A. d. White. -
George Malone..master AL. Cummlns, clerk
Leaves MONDAYS and THUESDAYE,5 pm
For Vieksburg and all Way Landing s.
The elegant steamer
Illinois, ssEgEEe
Mark r. Cheek ..msster-Joe. Speers-....-cIerk
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY at s
pm, connecting with steamers and railroads
for New Orleans.
The Illinois makes close connections with
the Chicot railroad, the Parisott line for points
on YaZOo river, and the r. Z. Lee for New Or
leans.
For freight or passage apply on BOARD or 70
GEO. W. CHEEK, Supt,
Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Company,
No. 268 Front street, upstairs,
Orto 4. W. IIGHTBURNE, Agent.
sepI 29S Front street
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LOST.

nACK4gF Containing q Sales book and
il bundle Of blank statements. A lloeral re-
ward will be paid by returning same 70
FORT PICKERING SAW MILL,
5S Main street.
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u. Z. POSta "a = CoA
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY at D pm.