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To Whona If Nay Concern.

A IL PERSONS. AND ESPECIALLY A the heirs or administrators of the es- tate of Chas. Price, and A. Ryall, claiming an interest as oo-owners in the Little Tom" mine, situated in Globe District Gila County, Territory of Arizona, are hereby notified that the undersigned, co-owner in said mine, has done. the assessment work on it for 1882 This, therefore, B to notify said heirs or administrators thht if they shall fail to opay their share of said assess ment work, together with the cost of this notice, as prescribed by law, within ninety
 (90( days after the expiration of this publi- cation, then theft interest in said mine shall
 utterly cease, and become the. ptoDerty of tho undcrsssredr SHt G<}essaStf3astsis
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Ts Whom it May Concern.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO w. N S.Shives, and all whom it may con cern, t144 the undersigned have performed the anl5Hal assessment work, amounting to S100 4 the mine known as the Copper and SilY@ Top" located on the 9th of May, 1881, in iMQbe District, County of Gila, and Ter rft6fy of Arizona; and the said w. 5. Shives, and all whom 1t may concern are hereby notified that unless his or their proportion CT with cost of advertising be paid within ninety (90) days after the expiration of this publication, all his or their interest in said mine shall become void, as prescribed by law, and revert to the subscribers.
 ]. c. LUNDY,
 l.. ROBINSON. Jan. 18, l882 70 ~ janlS-9Od
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The Apache leaders are in Mexico, and the Irish leaders in the United States.--Star.
 Yes, and the Irish abettors are in the large cities of the Union, and the Apache abettors are the merchants of Tucson who sell them arms and am munition, and the editors of the same burg who do not condemn the causes of the outbreak.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-07

An Indian, war in Arizona, and here's the result in nutshell: Thir- ty-odd whites killed, and one Indian two Indians arrested, one for being a Chiricahua, the other for extending to him the hospitalities of his wickieup. Not a soldier engaged but Gen. Crook, and he only in packing his trunk.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-07

If the citizens of Globe will secure the building of a road to that place, we believe we can safely promise them that Tucson will meet it and give them a southern outlet also.--Citizen. 7.
 An, thanks! but Tucson will scasee. ly have room for an additional depot, when tho Tucson and Gulf, TSen ssau s5sshsiyn (lgycs cku. fs Tucson and sSasfts Kiras, Tucso
 and Apache, Tucson and Levin's Par
 and Tucson and God-knows--wher
 roads have made their locations.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-07
For Sale.

11h4 HieneeT Restaurant and Bak.
 + cry at Pioneer, (aila Co, A. IT, Situated ih First-Class location, with a thirty fest frontage "a and fifty feet long with siness at once. Will sell the whole or half interest on reasonable terms. For inform ation inquire of Henry Holborn or F. w. Mayer, at Pioneer, A. T. mch 24-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-07

It will be a godsend to Arizona, whom we can say about Wilcox what the nigger minister said when he lost the penitent sister he was baptising, through hole in the ice: De Lord giveth, and de Lord taketh away, pressed be de name of de Lord"
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-07

Gen, Crook showed his ignorance of the Indian nature, and his incapacity, by pardoning, last summer, the mur. derers who were. at the killing of Sigsby. Meadows. and Houdin.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-07

The historical military feat of the Dutch, who captured Holland" has been excelled by the U. s. troops un- der Capt. Marlboro, Napoleon, Han nibal Dougherty, who took the Old Dominion coke shed prisoner.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-07
Notice.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED MINING COM l .panies operating in Globe Mining Dis trict hereby give notice to all their employ ees that from and after the first of April next each and every man in the employ of the respective companies will be taxed One Dollar per month towards the support of the Globe Hospital Association, which said monthly contribution will entitle the employees, in case of accident to free medi- cal attendance, nursing and board at said Globe Hospital during the period of disa- bility. Membership tickets will be issued monthly to each employee by the respective Superintendents.
 Dated, Globe, A. T., March l5, 1888. The Old Dominion Copper Mining Co,
 by J. J. WILLIAMS, Supt. Takoma Copper Company,
 by W. B. DEvEREUX, Supt The Long Island Company,
 by FRANK NICHOLSON, Gen'l. Supt. The Buffalo Mining Company, ., byCHAs. A. MCDOWELL, Supt
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!. sseae1Aar 1ellfA
AA u.naT a.A ryraaaasa, sn.ia,.

WhA*svsr opinions may be enter. tsinsd by the Journalistic brotherhood, n to the BfIrs animus in the fight it. is waging the San Carlos Indian Agent, this much is certain, that it is doing bsttls squarsly, and without fear. We 10 aot believe that our position is clearly understood, therefore. we will ataas i; Capt Burgess, formerly Chief sefScouts at San Carlos, forwarded to 1 the Secretary of the Interior, H. M. \ySliss, A series of charges against the \seet at the rsservation--to wit: ppeopriating Indian goods to his a uss; certifying to a false return fdrsee for Sept 1882, knowing the pas b be false. to cover the barley - by his private horse having
 ntsfooarse with a, Yuma squaw;
 nk fromsher parents and liv.''
 openly with the same.
 esing and running Hises
 hd carpeting his room
 blankets" We knew of
 of tLe charges to Secreta-
 lf, and were surprised that no
 was taken, of them. Several
 tlemen who were informed of the
 ars of the charges, and who had
 bboratory evidence, furnished us tA saldavits which went to prove em.
 Nr. Stevens swore that he. heard M. Wilcox tell Col. Wood that athe Secretary of the Interior had prom. issd him. Wilcox, that if he would asoSpt tts position of Indian Agent at San Carloa, that he, Wilcox, could . hAse tAssole leadership for his son.in. lax, J. A. Showalter.' = Mi. Wrattsn swears that J. N. Tag ssrt aad's. Ayers, both government employees, vera employed at the store in question, upon the 9th, 10th and llth of December, 1882.
 MT. Parker swore that he was em. ployed as clerk before the selling of the store by Hiso Bros, and remained in the position after the transfer. He ssys, "M. F. Callahan came to me and saidthat Wilcox wanted him topay me Ncf;that "Showalter went to Colorado, and that Wilcox had the exclusive man. asemeRt of thastore,' ? that NWilcox col. lested the cash after the days sales" l" and. @ordered mo to freplenish the stodk of spplts from . certain lot Do. longing to him" and that "the money received s-S pid apples went into the
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-07

Sss@sNpo Wy su----s -sS
 both Chiricahrss, had been guilty, Q, were, supposed to be guilty of the killing of some people on the Apache
 road. Their arrest was ordered, and sub-agent Hoag undertook the service
 He went to the two men and told them they would have to go with him to Camp Thomas, as prisoners, to which they both replied "esta bueno"- very good. On the way Georges horse stumbled and threw him, causing a dislocation of the shoulder blade. He came back to the agency, while Hoag and Bonito went on. As soon as George was able to travel, he took a letter to Gen. Wilcox at Camp Thom- as, from Hoag, detailing his offence, and surrendered himself. The Gen eral kept him under surveillance for | few hours, and then released him. Afterwards, he concluded to re-arrest him, and sent orders to Col. Riddle to that effect. .Ax-Indian Agent Tiffa- ny" warned the Colonel of the danger of the task and said it would ''drive the Chiricahuas from the reservation. |" Not needing this, an officer and some men were sent to effect the arrest
 Hoag pointed to the Indians on the east bank of the Gila, and said, "Thetell be killing soon fyou attempt it." They did attempt it, and the In. dians left. Thomas, and Eagle Greek, and Cedar Springs and all along their trail to Mexico, the terrible manner of their going was made evident. Every murder committed by the Chir. icahnas is traceable to that unpardon- able blunder. Over thirty men, two years ago; ono hundred and forty three last year, and. thus far thirty this year, are as clearly a sacrifice on the altar of military stupidity and cowardice, as Jesus Christ was on the, altar of fa religious hate. No mean ingless ignorance couchsd in vigorous words can alter the fact, it stands in. 'controvertiblc and undeniable.
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Where tho ailitary Get Their Work
 ih--on . Coke Shed.

On the 28th ult., four companies of D. & Cavalry reached Wilcox and camped near the railroad. On the same day they stole lumber belonging to the Old Domionion Copper Co. Mir. Davison and JoAn R. Fraser, ex- prosecuting attorney of Tombstone went to where the soldiers were camped, to s1pUssnlate with them, and while there a;soldier came into camp carrying some of, the lumber. These gentlemen went to 1the officer in charge, Capt. W. E. Dougherty, to complain of the depredations being committed by his. men, who said he would stop it at once, and have what had already been taken returned. He did not do so-his word, like his sword was broken-and the soldiers con tinued their tht.fts. Mir. Davison then swore out 9. warrant for the arrest of the soldiers, and placed it. in the hands of the sheriff. When the party went to identify one of the thieves, the Capt, in violation of 59, of the articles of war, ordered SShis whole couiplafsa, with loaded sarbines, to- resist tho same. Rspenting, this, inripieHt Crook formed his men into hps,. in order to give tAS complaining parties ., chance to identifY he particular ma1 m fofr rWhgm tAsss pt was drawn, ,y,Stpa " ua1iar to +hA
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$S26O REw wARD.
Estray'A

TyHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED ANI- II mals have been taken up and will be delivered to the owner on proof of owner ship and payment of costs. Ono bay horse, Spanish brand on leg and hip; dark brown mare; brown mule. They are all saddle of tf;:eN w. H. BEARD.
 mch 8-tf
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"E0VMI<0 ,~1KsLiH

U. B. soldisr tls g5lle.---- captain has also Violated sec: "A, page 86 of the Revised Code, and made him. self liable, to- ,s.s fine not exceeding 5000 and imptisonnient for term not exceeding five years S <.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-07

5 Mr. Henderson swcrs that Hise toli hin flat -P. P. Wilcox had bough, vth6irs stpys, and given notss for it su.c off which were paid and Som, uapsid.s
 Col. Wood swore to a conversation bstween himself and Agent Wilcox which corroborated strikingly the late, action of the latter in connection with tho Yuma squaw.
 Having these documents in our pos. session there was but one course for as to parsus if we would be true to ] tho peopla aad our manhood, and that Was to present them to the Secretary !. Of the lntsricr, through safe chan. nsl, Ar. Robb having adniration for .hs courage, industry and persistency Congressman Cox, sent him the pa.
 and asked him to demand an
 igation and prevent the grant . sole leadership, lest an Indian should grow out of the imposi. Ions which this sole leadership would pakS possible. Mir. Cox sent the pa Y and Mir. Robb's letter to Secreta. sller, who replied; "Mr. Robb is Uniformed, or is great rascal; and em the tenor of his letter I believe
 p.be the latter Mir. R. imme-
 y sent to Mf. Cox an endorsation
 character, and an opinion of his
 ntention in this matter, signed
 one of the County officials,
 he District Court Clerk,
 write . private letter
 A copy of MT. R.'s
 Heller to F. P. Will.
 (bably ono to General
 bh elieited replies,-the
 billingsgate, and the latter
 falsome sdulation, which, in ght of later events, must bring es to the Generals cheek.
 NIstter was also sent to the Presi. dent, to which he promptly responded asd in which he said he "had for. warded tho documents to Secretary Tealer." So far as Mir. Teller's de. partment isconcerned, it seems to be the mausoleum in which he wants to inter all the charges against his friend and political follower, Wilcox. The Bslr does not propose that they shall Do 50 buried.
 Anew phase of this matter and tho one that shows Mr. Teller's animus, is the fragrant; wrong done to the ex. traders Wood and Cornell. Mir. Wood secured renewal of his license in August. 1882, and Cornell in Septem. bsr of the same year. The law TO. quires that charges must be made and sRstained against traders; before re- vocal of their licenses can be ordered. Tbere has never been a charge made sgainst either of these men, that we know of, and certainly nonc investi- gated; and we ara prepared to prove that MT. Wilcox volunteered to give Mfr. Wood, within the last ten days, a written exoneration of any charge of r
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-07
'''--'1------- A Little History.

It is not always folly to be wise where ignorance is bliss. The Courier of Prescott, says that "Gen. o. o. How ard made villainous treaty with the Chiricahnas which was carried out by ex-Indian Agent Tiffany" There is no excuse for the editor of the Courier to make such g mistake, because he was in the country at the time. The treaty was made with the Chiricahuas, by Howard, and after Crook had failed to do it; and iH accordance with its provisions those, Indians were per. mitted to stay in the mountains which
 bore their name. Long before Col. Tiffany dreamed blooming to Arizona they (the Chiricahuas) were moved to the San Carlos reservation, upon
 which they remained till two years ago, and from which they were driven
 hY ilisar ,saanhcitx, T2nr. esssum,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-07

NOR SALE.-Two frame houses-one I containing three rooms and the other two. The property is eligibly situated NPrice Low.
 For particulars apply at the BELT office.
 mch 1O-6
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Any sales made after the 11th of predtft month will not be recognized by me NJ4css signed by me. LUZ F. RENTEH1A.
 Globe, March II; 1686. :.
 mclI 17-lm .
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Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT lN Jose Maria Mereles nor any other per son, Is authorized to trade or sch my stock branded as follows: JR connected,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-07

SRRES week in ycuf ovn town. Tcrms and ESN1 $ otftAt free. Address II. fslle,s X "a, Portland Maine. ...
Arizona silver belt., 1883-04-07
Hospital Notice.

NERTIFICATESO OF MEMBERSHIP IN V the Globe Hospital Association can be procured at John Fl. Hise's, G. $. Van Wag- enen's and of D. R0bb, at the SILVER BELT office. Ladies are requested to confer di- ready for the reception of patients.
 MRS. E. F. KE1LNER, Prest. MRS. A. G. PENDLEToN, Sec. feb17-H
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CRANCERY SALE
R Il Al e . r AT Il
FOR PARTITION.

No. 1915, R-Chancsay Court of Shelby county
Thomas P: Aydlett and wife, ct al VI. C. G.
Swope ct al.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 2sth day
of May 1883, NJ. B SO, page lis, win sell pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in front OF
the CLERK and Masters ONCE, courthouse Of shelby
county, Memphis. Tenn, on
Saturday, J0Iy q, 1853,
within legal hours. the following described prop-
erty, situated in Shelby county. near the city of
Memphis, Tenn o-w1t Being part Of the lots
Ioughby Williams, numbered and bounded a fol-
lows, to-wit Lot number ninety-six 1861: Begin
ming where the south side of Walker street inter
sects tRe west side OF Orleans street; running
south with Orleans street twenty chains and seven
links to q stake situated where the west side of
Orleans street intefsects the north side of the Holly
Springs road; thence west nine chains and nine
ty seven links to a stake; thence north twenty
chains ana seven links to stake on the south side
OF Walker street; thence east with said street to
the beginning, conta ming twenty acres
Terms OF 5aie-One-third cash balance in six
and twelve months; notes bearing interest, and
with good security for deferred payments; lien ne.
tanned. This June IL 1855
3. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
By Geo. Mallery, Deputy Clerk and Master
VIM N. Randolph, Estes & Elicit, J. A. Taylor
Solicitors. al
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FOR SALE.


ID ESIDENCE-290 Union street. Apply to
LIZ DR. J. ID. WHITE, 24S Main street.
HAND WING-MACHIN Es--Or Travellers
IL Companion very cheap, at A North Court
street.. JOHN F. KEY & CO.
N ENTLE HORSE-Suitable for LADY 70 drive
VI Inquire at 20 Monroe street.
1.-TWO sT0REHOUSES--On Main street, at a
L great bargain. Call early.
NJ. E. CoNAWAY, 2S5 Main st.
-DIANoS-A number of second hand 7-octave
l. and 7h-octave pianos, nearly new, exceed
ingly low for cash.
E. W ITZMANN q CO., Music House.
sole Agent for steinway and Weber Pianos.
M ICE LINE OF COTTAGES, DWELLINGS AND
In Building Lots.
Il. L. GUIoN. ls Madison street.
TINE HARBERT PLANa .aTION-Near Malone
L Landing, Miss, one place contains $50 acres
about 100 cleared The other 600 acres-about
400 cleared improvements first class. Well pro-
tected by Levee. Apply to our attorney, Judge
Ii. +. Reid, at Friars Point, Miss, or
HAWKINS ROBERT New Orleans, Ia
HRUSHED EAR-UORN-CRUSHED OATS
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The very
pest and only good feed for horses mules and cat
Aie 81 this time OF year:
J. v. PATRICK il CO.,
Memphis Gin ana Mil,
Opposite Mis-. and Tenn. Railroad.
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River Telegrams

VIcKsBuRe, June 15-Dspsrted: U. P.
Schenck, New Orleans, pm. Arrived: Belle
Memphis, St. Louis, last night.
CINCINNATI June 15.-Night-River 10
feet inches, and stationary. Weather clear ana
pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, June 15.-Night-River risen IL
inches, and now. stands q feet inches by the
gauge. Weather cloudy and warm, with q heavy
rain this morning. Arrived: City Of Vicksburg,
Vicksburg; City of Baton Rouge, New Orleans.
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Bids will be received by the undersigned
until June 20, 1888, for lease of elegant
dining-room and lunch-counter in Uoion
Passenger Depot for one year. Possession
given successful bidder July 1, 1888. Right
to reject any and all bids reserved.
JOHN II. PEBBLES d.
Cha
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Probate Court Sale of Real Estate.

No. 416. RD.-In the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-W. 81. Bland and wife, Lou
Bland, VS.. Rilly Seward ct al.
DY virtue of a decree for sale entered In this
ID cause, ON May 81, 1855, in Minute Book 40,
page AGA, etc. will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front of the courthouse door,
on Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
within legal Ko, sqSf vi ssslDea rear
estate, to-wit:
One tract OF land lying and being in the Ninth
Civil District Of Shelby county, Tenn, containing
Is % acres on Grey's creek, and bounded as fol.
lows: On the south by the lands of B. W. Viii.
hams; on the west by the lands of Brooks; on the
east by the lands OF Williams and on the north
by the lands of Mrs. Ann Seward.
Also, one tract Of land lying and being in Fay
cite county, Tenn, near Nithe Depot containing
4S acres.
Also the remainder interest of the estate of R.
A. Seward, deceased, in the following described
real estate which has been set apart to the widow
of said R. A. Seward deceased, as her dover in
terest, as more fully appears from said decree for
sale, to wit One tract lying and being in the
Ninth Civil District of Shelby county, Tenn. and
bounded as follows: On the south by Mayburn
heirs; on the east by Polk; on the north by viii
Hams. and on the west by Old Williams, contain
ing 14S acres.
Terms of Sale-One-half cash. and balance on
the first of December, 1888; purchaser to execute
note, and lien will be retained for deferred pay
ment. This Msy "a, 1888
HUGH B. CULLEN, Clerk.
By Louis Kettmann, Deputy Clerk.
Brooks d Hammer, Sneed d Houston, and John
Johnston, Solicitors. sat
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MENK EMS.
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWs
The Will D. Hays.

The Will S. Hays, from New Orleans,
passed up last night for Cincinnati. She was
days and 4 hours out to this place. She
has 500 tons of freight for the Ohio river and big
list of people, She put OFF here is hogsheads OF
sugar and i76 sacks of cotton-seed, and added tev
eral pasgenperf
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VXTH kNURSk-References required.
wv Apply to ]. r, this office.
VTTHIrE GIRL-In family of two,
wv At 474 Shelby street.
ITO RENT-A neat Cottage; must be in good or
Il der and cheap. Address c., this office.
NH AN OF EXPhRIENCE-To fill the position of
I1 superintendent at Calvary Cemetery. APP
plicaions may be left, accompanied with refer
encef, at the store of B. j. Semmes, Esq, Second
Vice President of the Association, or with John
League, at courthouse. BY order OF the Board OF
Directors. JOHN LOAGUE, Secretary.
~ guaranteed. Also. couple TO represent the
firm In the country towns; none but reliable per
sons need apply. j. ]. KELLY, s. East Court st.
MECHANICS, BOOA-KkEPkRS, MERCHANTS,
XNl CLERKS-In fact everybody TO know that
l. SAMELSON q CO., propIietors of the Full Moon
ROAD TICKETS to almost any any point at great
ly reduced prices. Information cheerfully given
10 all who apply.
~ UITAR AND BANJO TAUGHT Leave orders
W at Hollenberg's Music House.
NLD GOLD WATCH-C AsES-Chains, Jswelry,
" ETC., for CASH. ]. N. Milford d Co., S3S Main.
II ORsES AND MULES TO PASrURE-Fine
Ii clover and good water; sailed regular. For
reference see j. h. Manor, ut mis- livery stable, op
Dosite courthouse. 4. 4. BRANCH.
S1IUATION-By young man, with small. fam
~ lily, thoroughly acquainted with mercantile
business done on Mississippi river, would like
TO secure POSITION as manager or book -keeperf or
store, or would like to correspond with a party
who has EtOIehouse 70 rent at some good business
lint; references given. Address A. Co. this office.
1OnO TONS RAGS, 1RON, tksH BONES AN
lOOO old Metals; also Second hand Machine
ny bought and sold. SAMUEL GABAY, Agent,
409 to Alb shelby street. Memphis.
SDoOND-HAN4 CLoraING-IOod prices paid
ELIAS sHAUL 405 Main street
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A family want, and l wonder hos we ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic
1t cured me of nervous prostration, and /
have used it since for all kinds of complaints
in my family.
MpQ LIN Es Alha M
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Soda, Mead and Mineral Waters on draught.
We make our Soda out of pure bi-carbonste
OF soda and use pure fruit svrups
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Tested by Time.

For throat diseases, colds and coug he,
Browns Bronchial hoches have proved tn cir
efficacy by test of many years. Price 25
cents.
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o AfkduSdS LduO UWne
Non.Resident Of the State.

T ANDS FORFEITED FOR TAXES in the fol-
L 4 lowing counties-Green. Craighesd, Poipsett
Mississippi Crittenden, Gross, 81. Francis Lee
Arkansas and Deshs-can De redeemed at q cost
not exceeding fifteen Cents per acre. Redemption
promptly attended to. Address
THOMAS p. CHAMBERS
Attorney-at-LAw, Little Rock Ar
pefsrance-a1ztth 4 Collier, henphia Tsea
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The Best Route to the Northwest.
The Memphis and Charleston road, on and
after Sunday, June 18th, becomes the favorite
route to Chicago, st. Louis and the North
west
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BUCKHAM d CAMPBELL.
Fine Cakes and Crackers,

Just received. Larrabse's best; MILK
Cakes, Butter Scotch, CraekneII Biscuit,
Wine Drops, Iced Honey Jumsles, Co.
coanut Tally, windsor Mixed Cakes,
Lemon WALTERS, Mixed Dots, Vanilla Wa
fers, Oatmeal Crackers, Graham waters,
Atndergarten, Lemon Teacakes, Nick
Nacks, Boaton Butter Crackers,
SNOWFLAKES.
BUCKHAM Il CAPRELL-
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FI0yd's

ENRICH and reyitalize the blood by using
Browns Iron Bitters