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PERSONAL.

HON. DORSEY B. THOMAS reached the
city yesterday.
Mr.. w. 81. BROWN, Of Coffeeville,
Mississippi, is spending a few days in
the city, on his way home from visit
to Texas.
Mr.. MURRAY, Of Murray & Ridgely,
has gone east, to visit the principal
cities and The Centennial, and will come
back with all the new fashions in gen.
tlemen's clothing.
Mr.. W. w. ATWOOD and Mrs. A.
IL. Scarborough left yesterday for the
east, and will remain several weeks
there, where they will meet Mr.. Scar.
brough on his return from Europe.
GENERAL r. P. Nicely and Hon.
James Fentress, of Bolivar, were in the
city yesterday. General Nicely heard
Governor Porter address about three
thousand citizens at Bon Aqua springs,
last Saturday. with entire satisfaction to
the crowd. His speech created great en-
thusiasm.
LEWIS BROOKS, Of the Jackson Whig
and Tribune, is in the city, in the inter.
est of his excellent Journal. Jackson is
one of the most fiourishing towns in
w EEL 16UuGeeCS, anu uO u IhIk6
business with Memphis. Our merchants
will find the Wing and Tribune a fine
advertising paper.
TIE marriage Of Hon. James 81.
M'Donald, Of North Alabama, and Mrs.
Lou G. Duke, of this city, was celebrated
yesterday evening at the residence of
Barney Armstrong, in S1uth Memphis.
The event called together a large COM
pany OF personal friends and relatives OF
the parties. Rsv. DIR. George T. Stain
back lesshed and ycked the happy
couple in thst easy and impressive style
which always makes him success in
uniting "two willing hearts," Mrs.
Duke, the bride, has been rsieed in
Shelby county, and lie a conspicuous
Of one Of the Oldest and most
respected families in West Tennessee
q family with q historic reputation for
6 ff1uence and all those high and exalted
traits OF character which destitute the
good citizen and sdorps the social circle.
She will be q serious loss to the commu-
nifty in which she is loved, tut will be
an important accession to the society of
Moth Alabama. The prayers of the
entire community will follow her to her
new home, where, it is hoped, she will
form attachments equal to these she has
Ieft 10 the old one, which Is equivalent
10 wishing her unallOyed happiness
and a host Of valued friends. Judge
M'Donald has been raised In Lawrence
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FOUR HOME Runs.
The Memphis Reds Defeat tine Hum
bOldt Club by n Score Of 40 to o.
a Dull and Uninferes,inE
Game.

The crowd at Central park yesterday
was not as large as on the previous days
Of this week, from the fact that 1t was
generally snticIL lated that the Humboldt
club would meet with certain defeat.
However, the boys from Gibson county
ass rted rather cor Fl IDENTIFY that, unlike
many other clubs, they would give the
Memphis lads close game. Their pre-
diction, unfortunately, was not verified
by the event. Luff's pitching proved to
be the great obstacle in their way to
glory; they could hit the ball, Tut
scarcely ever out Of reach of the ia.
fielders of the Reds. AS usual, Kenne.
dy's catching was unsurpassed; he can
truly be called q catcher Of the frat
magnitude. The home runs OF yester-
days game are creditt d to the following
players: ShOupe two, Luff o1e, and
Walker one. We would here state that
Walger used his eyes yeste rtay, and did
not imsgine he swSs running hi lie.
race, in which he was compelled to
jump over every hasa. We believe his
fatal error with the Cincinnati club has
cured him. It must be said for the
Memphis club, as whole, that never
before have they plsyed as well together
as during this week. 1t was generally
thought at first that Bsrnes's swift
pitching would prove difficult to hit.
But not much consists in swift pitching
unless it has the curve. Barnes has not
learned to put this on yet, and in COL.
sequence tie Rsds pelted mis- balls in ev-
cry direction, far and wide, making
twenty two runs In the third inning.
They could have made about seventy
five had they not put themselves out
purposely. The player deserving Of
especial mention in the Hum 6oldt club
is WEIGH, the left fielder. He made sev-
eral very fiue fly catches. The visitors
tried very hard to get in a run, but the
tarthest any player could reach was to
the third bag, where he was caught nap
ping aud put out by Luff. Rsja's throw
ing was very much admired. The one
sidedness of the game did not make 1t
one of the most attractive ever played
upon the diamond field. The Humboldt
boys were undoubtedly glad when 1t
ended, and have surely been convinced
that they need considerable practice be-
fore they will ever be able to defeat q
club like the Reds home nine. The
Reds made forty. one base hits and only
six errors. Ths Humboldt club made
thirty. five errors and three base hits,
WEIGH, f. johnson, Stobaugh and A.
johnson being the only men who gained
bases on fair strikes. The defeat yester.
day was by far the worst OF the season.
Before closing we would suggest that,
in the future, it would be somewhat
more comfortable for Mr. Luf to wear
q little more clothing around his right
srm. Several of the players are in need
of new uniforms. The following is
THE SCORE.
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SEDUCTION AND DEATH.
Another Victim Of Mans Lust-The
Story of FEMME 8maIIWOed's Ruin
Arrest OF DR.. Dougherty,
of Madison, Arkansas.

Information reached here yesterday OF
one of the most appalling crimes known
in the calendar OF vice, 1t being the BE-
duction and subsequent poisonieg OF
young and helpless girl, the adopted
child of DR.. DoUgherty, Of Madison,
Arkansas. From what has reached Us,
it seems that seven or eight years ago
FEMME Emailwood, an orphan, was
adopted by DR.. DougheIty, a well known
physician of Madison, ST. francis cOun-
tt, Arkansas, and was a member of his
family until a few days ago, she having
attained the age OF sixteen or seventeen
years. Last Saturday FEMME Smallwood
complained of being i'll, and making
noise, attracted the attention of two
young ladies, who entered the room and
found her at the point of death. FEMME
SmaIlWood being informed that she
could not live, asked the neighbors who
were present to have her body disin.
tered, so as to ascertain the
cause OF her death, if she were
buried before an examination could be
made. These ladies, who were neigh
bors, found that FEMME had given birth
to a child, but were unable to find 1t.
The young woman died Sunday, and
was buried Monday, there being no OBJ
lection made to her interment. How
ever, as the fact of her being delivered
of q child became known, as did also
her dying request, quite a sensation was
caused among the neighbors. This led
to the disbursement Of the girls body
the day following, Tuesday, when her
dead child was found lying between her
limbs, the head being crushed and the
neck broken. A further examination,
1t is said, revealed the fact that the I'm.
fortunate mother had been poisoned, and
this is thought to have been the cause OF
her death. However this may be, DR..
Dougherty was arrested and Put in jail
at Madison, the jury OF inquest return
ing q verdict thai he had produced an
abortion. This shocking crime has
caused great excitement, and it is even
rumored that DR.. D0ugherty is threat.
ened with lynch law. Il is to be hoped
that, for the sake of humanity at least,
he will be able to explain the mystery of
FEMME Smallwood's illness and death.
The details of this story are too sad to
publish, as they reveal the blacklist tur-
pitude,
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At,emnted Assassiuatton.

From an Occasional Correspondent of the
Appeal
BASKERVILLE, August 81 wish to
inform you Of the circumstance which
occurred at Baskerville last Sunday
night-the attempted assassination OF
Squire A. J. Fletcher, by some I'm.
known person. visited the residence
of Captain A. J. Fletcher, in the town
of FisherviIle, to inquire of him the par
ticulsrs of the shooting which occurred
at his residence on Sunday night last.
He Informed that after he bad returned
from church with his family, finding
there were no matches to light the lamp,
he started to his store 10 get box, and
while midway in the yard between the
house and store, he was shot at by some
unknown midnight assassin, who had
concealed himself behind the palings of
the yard. l asked 'iquire Fletcher If
he conld inform me why he was shot at,
and he said he could not; but my self,
and twenty or thirty of his friends, WHO
visited him early that morning to in
quire into the matter, are of the firm
opinion that Ii was done by parties who
are opposed to his being re elected mag.
istrate; for the Radical party well knew
that Squire Fletcher would administer
justice 10 each man according to the ev-
idence that was brought before him, let
it please or offend whoever it might.
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county. Alabama, ia one Of the most
able officials in the State, and HE high
character for integrity and efficiency in
Office makes him invincib'e before the
people who have go often manifested
their confidence by elevsting him 10
high. position irrespective Of party COL
sideraiion. The nsppy couple were
warmly congratulated by all present at
the marriage yesterday, after which
they left for North Alabama on the five
O'Clock train, accompanied by the we'll
wishes Of a troop of warm friends.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Despite the approach Of autumn the
warm weather fingers.
Business is improving and the
streets already assume livelier appear
snce.
The city council meets at four
o'clock this afternoon to transact rcu
tine business.
Hon. Casey Young will address the
eighth ward TIlden and Hendricks club
at the Poplar street markethouse to-
night.
The Democrats Of the third ward
will meet at tie Exposition building to-
night, to select candidates to the county
and congressional conventions.
ST. Mary's schoolhouse, on Poplar
street, near Alabama, caught fire yes
terday morning, bat the flames were ex-
tinguished before any damage was
done.
The steamer James D. Parker will
give an excursion tonight for the bene.
fit Of the fernando street Methodist
church. This will be pleasant affair,
and doubtless attract a large mum.
Der of persons.
Mr.. James II. Owen, a former citi-
zen Of Memphis, died yesterday at the
residence of his brother in.law, Mr..
flanagan, at Terrene Landing, Bolivar
county, Mississippi. Due notice will be
given OF the funeral.
-At'th Councillors, lie the title Of
another Of Marlitt's excellent novels,
translated from the German by Mrs. A.
L. Wister. Young & Bros, 240 Main
street, have it for sale. J. B. Lippin.
colt & Co., Philadelphia, are the pub
fishers.
Colonel M. D. L. Stewart, chair
man of the Democratic executive COM
mittee of the tenth congressional dis
trict, has made arrangements with the
Memphis and Charleston railroad to pass
delegates to the convention on the
seventh of September to and from Men,
phis for one and one-fifth fare for the
round trip. Similar arrangements will
be made with other roads.
-Deputy.C Coroner Spelman yester-
day held an inquest on the body Of
white deck passenger, who died on the
steamer A. ]. White, while coming
from Woodtin's Landing. Papers found
in the dead mans pocket indicated that
he was named George Wilkerson. The
iury's verdict was that he came to his
death from malarial fever and want of
attention. The deceased had a fair
complexion, and was about thirty-four
years Of sge.
"A drunken man, yesterday, grossly
insulted q Lady on Main street, near
Union, and would have subjs ted her to
even greater indignity, had she not
taken refuge in store. A policeman
arrested the drunken brute, who, being
conducted into the store, spologized to
the lady, and said that he would fall on
his knees, If she demanded it. AS the
lady was unwilling to prosecute the
brute, he was released by the policeman,
and allowed to go free, to insult persons
at will.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

LITTLE Rock, August 30.-The river
is on stand, with feet II inches in the
channel. A rise is reported at Fort
Smith. Weather hot and dry.
ST. LOUIS, August 3O.-The river has
fallen 5 inches. There is only feet to
Cairo, and q bad channel. The weather
was hot and sUltry this forenoon,
followed by showers and a heavy rain
and thunderstorm this evening and to.
night. Arrived: Ste. Genevieve, Vicks
burg. Departed: Future City and barges,
New Orleans
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CANVASS FOR GOVERNOR.
Letter from Dorsey b. Thomas Accept
Ing Governor POrter's Appoint.
mentS.


MEMPHIS, TENN, August 50. 1873.
EDITORS APPEAL-The appointments
announced by Governor Porter in the
Nashville and Memphis newspapers, be-
ginning at Lebanon, September 11tb, are
accepted by me, and will be present 10
meet him. l also respectfully request
Governor Porter to meet me, after his
appointments are filled, at the following
place and days in West and Est Ten
ness ee:
GAINESVILLE, Tuesday, October Sd.
Paris, Wednesday, october 4th.
Huntington, Thursday, october 5th.
Ma hyille Saturday, October 7th.
Chattanooga, MONDAY, october 9Th.
Cleveland, Tuesday, october 10th.
Athens, Wednesday, October 18th.
London, Thursday, October 18th.
Knoxville, Friday, October 18th.
Morristown, Saturday, October l4th.
Greenville, Monday, October 18Th.
Jonesbero, Tuesday, October Ih.
Further appointments for East and
West Tennesst will be made hereafter,
ADD announced in due time.
AS the canvass has been formerly an
nouo csd to be opened by joint discus
sion, the psople Of Memphis and other
places will excuse me from speaking in
the absence of my competitor.
DORSEY B, THOMAS,
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Greatest Sacrifice Ever Known,

Mr.. Harry Cohen, at 227 Main street,
Is now disposing Of an elegant assort-
menI of fine custom made clothing and
furnishing goods at fifty cents on the
dollar. You may never have such an
opportunity again to provide yourself
with complete outfit at fifty per cent.
less than the actual cost. Call and
be assured and satisfied that his asser-
ton Is bona fde.
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Attend tn This To-Rav.

At 227 Main rect you can buy first
class suit of clothes fifty per cent. less
than New York cost. The goods at the
above house must be sold.
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March On to Glory.

But stop at Genital park this evening,
and see Humboldt's champion amateurs
Of West Tennessee, sgainst the Mem
phis Reds, try their skill with the bal
ond hot
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LITTLE Rock, August 80 The State
teachers association adjourn ed to-day.
The following are the officers elected for
the ensuing year: Prof. Geo. w. Hill,
State superintendent of public instTuc-
ton, Little Rock; vice-president, Miss
NJ. r Gorton, Arkansas Industrial H.
stitute, Fay etteville, Arksss2s; secre-
tary, Prof. George II. Benton, St.
Johns college, Little Rock; treasurer,
Rev. DR.. Bepjam Thomas, Judson
university, Judsonia, Arkansas; board
of councillors, Prof. HenryS. Reynolds,
Prof. T. A. Slater, Judson university,
Judsonis, Arkansas; Prof. J. g. Cor6iD,
principal State normal schools, Pine
Bluff; Mrs. Myra A. Warner, Arkansas
female college, and Miss Hattie L..
Myer, Peabody school, Little RICK.
There was a large attendance. The dis
trict normal institute meets tomorrow.
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This institution will open its classes
on Monday, September 4th. Persons
are solicited to enter their soDs or wards
without delay, as all the classes will be
organized at once.
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HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer does not color, but restores the
hair to Its natural color.
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If your hair is coming out or turning
gray, do not murmrr over q misfortune
you can so easily avert. Ayers Hair
Vigor will remove the cause of your grief
by restoring your hair to its natural col
or, and Herewith your good locks and
good nature.
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ATTEND Robertson,s Business College
Go TO Leddin's Business College.

TRY Thrash Consumption Cure and
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections,
loss Of voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. N.
Wilkerson & CO., $40 Main ST., II emphis.
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To beauty, when it disclcses q pretty get
of teeth. Whiteness, when nature has
supplied This element Of loveliness, may
be retained through life by using the
fragrant Sczodont.
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Don't you know that clothing and fur.
uishing goods are almost given away at
227 Main street?
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IfPays to Walk a Square.

And save forty per cent. by purchas-
ing any article in clothing or gents fur
nishing goods at 227 Main street. The
goods must be sold regardless of cost.
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THH cheapest and best STEAM.pYEINe
and CLEANING HOUSE In the city Is at 2ls
Saco nd street. TT. WALKER:& 90,
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MARBLEIZED and enameled iron man.
ties and CRATES, with or without patent
baskets. Latest styles at low prices.
H. WETTER & CO.
224 Main Rtreat
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Governor James D Porter, Demo
cratic candidate for governor, will ad-
dress the people Of Tennessee at
Lebanon, Monday, September II, 1876.
Carthage, Tuesday, september u.
Gainsboro, Wednesday, September Ii.
Livingston, Thursday, Septemberl4.
Cookevtlle, Friday, Septem be- r Is.
Sparta, saturday, september Is.
Hmithville, Monday, september Is.
Woodbury., Tuesday, September 10.
SheIbyville, Thursday, september q.
Winchester, Friday, september -.
Fayetteville, Saturday, september %.
Lewisburg, Monday, september %.
Franklin, tuesday, september 26.
Centerville, Thursday, september IS.
Waverly, Friday, september %.
Charlotte, S 5turdsy, sep ember 30.
Springfield, Monday, October2.
Appointments for East and West Ten
nessee will be announced hereafter.
Colonel Dorsey B Thomas and Gan
eral George Nancy are invited to meet
him, and will be accorded fair division
of time.
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Piles.
Christian Brothers' College.

Buckeye Salve is certain cure. For
sale by all druggists. Try it.
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Otto Schwill & Co, seedsmen, removed
to 223 Main, under Worsham hotel.
DR.. VIM F. STEUART, marine hospi-
tai, port of Baltimore: 81 take
pleasure in recommending Colden's Lie
big Liquid Extract Of Beef az q most
excellent tonic and invigorator Of the
system. 1 have tested it with universal
success" g. w. Jones & Co., agents.
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SAVE Your HAIR.-If you wish to
cave your hair and keep it strong and
healthy, use Burnett's Cocoaine.
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Gin Filing


At 15c per saw, and other repairing at
reasonable low rates, at B. W. Hick-
mans 666 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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GOVERNOR HARRIS.
Appointments to Speak ON the Issues OF
the PresidenIIal Canvass.

Elk G. 0vernor Isham G. Harris will adj
dress the people upon the issues of the
Presidential canvass at the following
times and places. At
Covington, Upton CO., Thursday, Aug. 81.
Ripley, Lauderdale CO Friday, Sept. 1.
Dyersour, Dyer co., Saturday, sept 2.
Tiptonyille, Lake CO.. Monday, sept 4.
Troy, Obion CO. Tuesday, Sept. ).
Dresden, Weayley CO, Wednesday, Sept. 8.
Huntington, Carroll CO., Thursday, sept. Z.
Camden, Benton CO., Friday, Sept g.
Jackson, Madison CO., Saturday night. Sept. 8.
Lexington, Henderson CO., Monday, Sept. IL.
Pnrdy, M'Nairy co., Tuesday, Sept. IL.
Trentoa, Gibson CO., wednesday, Sept. Is.
Alamo, Bell county, Thursday, Sept. IA.
Brownsville, Haywood CO., Friday, Sept. To-
Bolivar, Hardeman CO., Tuesday, Sept. 10.
In due time additional appointments
will be msde east of tina Tsnnessee river
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Tine Wonderful ATechanicaI ROW

Known as the "Blacksmith's Dream,n
is now on exhibition at POI Main street,
and will be sold at auction on Thursday
morning, at ten o'clock. Call and see it,
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For New Orleans, Nashville and At
lsnta for sale, a. reduced rates, by John
son & Manget, 303 Main street.
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THE SCORE

Called bslls-Luf, s; Barnes, 9. Runs
earned-Reds, Is. Double-p lay-Reds,
1; Humboldt. l. Strikes off-Luff. 81;
Barnes. q. Fly catches-Reds, A: Hum.
boldt, IL. Home runs-Luff, Walker
and 5houpe, 2. Base-hits-Reds, Al;
humboldt, 4. First base by errors
Reds, 81, Humboldt, 8. Left on bases
Reds, 5; Humboldt, 5. Umpire, John
Leech. Scorer, ]. II. Tomlinson.
Games Elsewhere.
PITTsBURG, Augu't 0-Alleghenies,
2; Cincinnati Reds, l. Base hits-Alle-
ghenies, s.; CiDcinnatis, 5. Errors-Al.
legheDies, 3; Cincinatis, Z.
LONDON, ONT, August 30.-White
Stocking, Of Chicago, 10; Tecumsehs, 1.
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For the mammoth edition of the AP-
PEAL, on the first of September, should
be handed in as early as possible.
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DO Not Fail.

But 90 and see the white dress shirts at
Use, worth 81 so, at the Great Clearing
Sale, 227 Main street.
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John walsh. Undertaken,
No. 34I Second street, next door to the
pOstotfice.
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BURNETT's COCAINE allays irrita-
ton, removes dandruf, and invigofates
the action of the capillaries to the high
est degree.
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Tickets

For Piles and Sores. For saIe by all
druggists, try me.
BUCKEYE sALVE.
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RanRVRH.

NEURALaIA.-''Ne urir' cures 1t. Sold
by g. W. Jones d o.. Maunphis.
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Buckeye SaIve

Will surely cure Piles. All druggists
keep it. Also splendid for Corns.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

For the State Ser ate 2Sth Senatorial
DIn1Fiet of Ark sas.
TAMEs B. BEST, OF Osceola, Mississippi
y county, Arkansas, Is announced as a can
dtdste 20 represent the counties of Missls-
ippi, Poinsett and Jackson composing the
Twenty-ninIh Senatorial District of Arksn-
Ras), at the e ! for State ard county ON
GERS on theon opda Septem her, 1875
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN ROUND TRIP TICKETS.
The "OId ReIiable'' Memphis q Charles.
ton Railroad

Apply to Tom B. Dunn, ticket agent,
27S Main street, and st depot Office.
w. z. JOHNSON,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

BUILDING PROPERTY-Yery desirable
ID unimproyed building property in any
portion OF the city; will sell or give long leases
upon reasonable Terms TO parties wishing 70
bulld. Apply 90 JOHN OVERToN, JR.,
or c. n. GRO5VENOR,
iy2O 264 Sc ,oBd street.
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AUCTION.
PAIL AND WINTER AUCII0N SALES
RYAM. sTODDAED,

resumed this day. will sell one frst-class
BILLIARD TABLE complete. Also, large
line other goods,
Frtsav Marsts~. EeD' Iss - Va O'Clock.