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FOE SALE.

D asTDENCE-Two-story frame residence (new)
1G and Grocery Store Inewl, on corner of
fernando and Clay street, House is handsome
MINTsR Parker, $50 Main street.
TWO sTOKEHO UsES-On Main street, at q
great bargain 3 Ss c6 esIy; es5 Main St
DIANOS-A number of second hand 7-octave
I and 5I-octsye pianos, nearly new, exceed
<. WITZMANN d CO., Music House.
Sole Agents for steinway and Weber Pianos.
NICE LINE OF COTTAGES, DWELLINGS AND
4. l. GUIoN, 10 Madison street.
uIIZFELD's Headlight OIL and Vspor stoves,
IL Cheapest and beat at 2SS Second street.
NANCE street Lot, east OF Mr.. D. oston.
La koee street, Lot near Clay street.
Neat residence on Elliott, near Mr.. Godwin's
Nice residenc on Pontotoc, near Lsuderdale.
shelby street Lot opposite Mr. Cloths.
Choice Lot, with CoTtsge, Union near Wellington.
Pretty Lots on fernando, Lsuderdsle and Nc
Kinney.
Residence south of Vance on fernando.
Fine reside ice, also Lots on Beale.
Three tenements on Causey; also one on Beale.
p acres on New Raleigh Road, near Geo. Powelps
and near Mr.. Hsrdings.
Several residences on Poplar street.
Suburban residence, South Memphis.
Residences and lots on Linden, near CyathiA.
Cottages on Tate and Orleans.
Cottage on Dunlap and Court.
ALSO,
suburban residence, IL acres, Union avenue.
Residence ana acres, At Gil Station.
Grounds on Greenlaw, Min ana Second strees
SO Jefferson extended, 50 By $50 frame;
IS Washington, near second, nice brick.
LATER.
Linden street. no. w, near Cynthia
Choice residence and grounds, WaldrRn avenue.
Cottage and acres, Wilson Station (Chsrleston).
Persons lots, on HERNANDEZ near Provinces.
W. a. WHEArLEY, Isl a.t n.
Nd 4RBLE WohK-And Monuments cheap Tor
MI cash, or will exchange for property or city
acceptance. +. QUIGLEY, 4S2 Main, near Beale
THE HARBERT PLAN ATION--Near Malone
i Landing MisB., one place contains $50 acres
about loo cleared. The other 600 acres-about
100 cleared Improvements hrst-class. Well pro-
tected by Levee. Apply 10 our attorney, Judge
h p Reid at Friars Point, Miss, or
HAWKINS ROBERTS New Orleans, La
TRUsHED EAR-CORN-CRUsHED OATS
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The very
best and only good feed for horses, mules and cat
10 at this time OF year.
J., v. PATRICK & CO.,
Memphis Gin ana Mil,
Opnedte Miss and Tenn, Railfoad.
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The Capscious storerooms of Bryson & Co.
at 231 Main street are plete with handsome
furniture Of the latest and most novel de-
signs, fine tapestry, velvet, Brussels, Amin
ster and ingram carpets, rugs and all other
house-furnishiug goods in that line. The
stock is we'll arranged aud easily inspected.
The firm is well known and its custom ex-
tensive. None is better able 10 satisfy the
wants OF the most artistic.
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All the leading styles il hats ara now Of
fered for ssls at Martin Cohen's empe rum,
2I9 Main street. Many OF the styles are
novel, ard all Of Them elegant AID tasty.
Mr. C0heu keeps fully up with the tiles in
bis business, and never ieis customer leave
him bsiIess. He buys in person from first
hands, and having rare good tssie AMI lepg
experience, knows exactly what ke is about.
Give him call, and leave your old hat for
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Fine Photographs.

Prof. Gebhadt is now mora than ever pre-
pared 10 execute the finest photographs at the
shortest notice. His Outage Gallery, on
Beae street, is fitted up with new scenery,
ard his materials and designs are the latest
move lilies in the art. His aida are all expert
enced, aud the work he turns out at such
reasonable rates has already made an en-
viabe reputation. His patronage is runner
ous, and the volume of work that has flowed
from his establishment during the past few
years proves his merit.
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kew Uiarendou Hotel.
PARLOR HOTEL OF MEMPHIS,
Rates-S2. s. so and So per dav.
FIoyd's Candies.
None better, and very little as good.
Notice of Dissolution.

The parinership heretofore ezisiipg be-
tween the undersigned under the style Of
OzanDe & Msy is this day dissolved hy mutual
consent. Mr. F. Oz4rLe becomes the owl er
Of the efecls OF the firm, aa4 Is aloue autbor-
lied to collect the debts owing to the firm,
and will pay the debts PAYABLE By the s'me.
FRANK OZANNE
p NAY
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The COMMITTEES OF Arrangements FOR the
Young Mems Hebrew Association summer
night festival are requested TO meet al the
hal this, Sunday, at o'clock pm. Mem
bers holding tickets for sale are requested 10
N ake full report to Committee at the same
hour, By order OF the Chairman
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W hite uit 8!

IS for ladies' white lawn suit.
81 so for ladies' white null suit.
Fine dresses worth SIS, reduced 10 $40
ICnildren's Lace trimmed suits, 5 2 Is.
Pique suits, 81 so, Slightly soiled).
Elegant organize dresses, "a.
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TRUSHED ACCOMMODATED OATS
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The yer
best and only good feed for horses, mules and cal
10 1t this time OF year.
]. V. PATRICK CO.,
Memphis Gin aad Mil,
Onnedte Miss and Tenn, Railfoad.
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Fish. Game and Vegetables

The elegant and commodious quarters OF
Victor D. Fuchs, at SO and Al Jefferson
street, are kept always stocked with pro.
fusion of game OF all kinds, vegetables in
and out Of season, ard fish from fresh and
salt water. Mr.. Fuchs has been in the bust
ness great msuy years and thoroughly I'M
derstanas it. He has every appliance nee
essary 10 carrying On his business success
fully, aud has given tbs public the best
nroof of merit-success.
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zine Cakes and Crackers

IuSt received. I.arrabee's best; MIX
Cakes, Batter Eeoteb, CraekneiI Riscrft,
Wine Drops, Iced Honey JumkIFs, Go.
eoanut TsnJ, Windsor Mixed cakes,
Lemon Waters, Afxed DOS, Vanilla ~ n
Iers, oatmeal Crack err, Graham Waters,
KfsdcrEarteD, Lemon Teseake=, Nick
Sscks Boston Butter Crackers,
SEOB FLAKEs.
BUCkHAM & CAPRELL.
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May.

The popular Sam May, the shirt tailor
asd dealer in gents' underwear, has received
full lines of fue goods for sammer. The
goods offered for sale By him are all we'll
and strongly made, neat fitting and Of excel
lent material. He has built up areputation
as a first class dealer in his way, and IL
always able TO give satisfaction. His trade
covers the city ike blanket, snd Is Begin
ming 10 spread oat TO the surrounding coun-
try,
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Three dom chickens were stolen FRIDAY
night from B. Colin, who keeps grocery OF
Railroad avenue, and yesterday morning Con
stable Garvin found a dozen IF them at tn,
houie of Alice Van Dyke on the same street
The balance had been sold BY the thief Il
the m.nsger Of church festival. Tn,
woman Has locked up
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Il retiring from the firm of Ozsupa &
May, take great pleasure in recommending
The succession Of the Cd houFe 70 the liberal
patronage of lie csssom,rs and lie public.
I P. MAY.
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
Or
Il X al Il 3 II A II K.

10. 1850, R.-ChHneery Court Of Shelby county
w. y. BoWmAn. EK'tr etc, Of u. ", Bowman,
deceased, W. Amelia h. Gray e. al
10y virtue Of AZ iniefiocutofy decree foI aAle en-
ID tered 10 the EboVe csute On the 18th day Of
Nay. lS3 ana renewing order Of November 10, lssl.
/ will sell, at public auction, % thr highesI bid
der In front II the CLERK and Masters once,
courthouse Of shelby county. HemphIf Tenn, on
Saturday. June ., iSsa,
within legal hours, the following oescrDeu prop
ertg situated IN sEeiby COUNT, Tenn, 70 VIII
yiug On the WesI tide Of Main street IN Mem
phfs shelby county, rem: Beginning ht point
On inc osL side o Main stieeg iCItylDuf ls4J ieet
north Of The northwest corner OF the Intersection
OF Main and Nsnoe gueep; running tLeuce north
Hsfdy with MalE kiTeet tiig i've ls5i iseE thence
westNsIdly one HUNDRED and iOTly ufOj iest
thence Eouthwsldly Glty lfe id5l feet thence
easiwafdly ore hundred and i0rty ufgl feet 10 the
bfglnuing Win the ugbi1 Of he alley a. declared
IN retorI Of commissioners 81 case o. ballie X.
Coffee W. James ". Rum ct al, PeaoiBg in this
court
Terms Of sGlc-One-balf co cash; balance on q
credit Of seven "a months, purchaser ~ execute
noe with COED penon4i tecuntg, ana lien re-
famed On the properly 70 secure same This May
IS 1873. T. J. BLACK CLERK and Master.
By J. y. BrEdlf :. Deputy Clerk AID Master.
RsfEs 4 EllelI Solicitor.
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FIFTY-SIXTH
POPULAR DRAWING
COMM ONW EALTH
Distribution Company,
THURSDAY ......... VI Az 81. IsS3.

The following Is a list of the Drawn Numbers with
the Prizes opposite:
LOUISVILLE. KY, Nay 3l.-This in to certify
that we, the undersigned. kept the record OF the
drawn numbers of the FIFTY-sIXrH Drawing
Of he Commonwealth Distribution Comps ),
which took place in the city Of Louisville, Ky,
Nay 81, 1885, and that the following list is
| correct D. g. McNAIRY.
/ n cow fNf
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A B. Treadwell q Co. are in receipt OF
smother large shipment of r. A. Patterson
& Co.'s celebrated tobacco. The very heavy
demsnd for these goods compelled third
shipment since the 1st Of May. They sell
Patterson & Co.'s tobacco, and also Old North
State Smoking Tobacco, at factory prices.
The merits Of these goods are unequaled. A
trial order will convince you.
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ADDITIONAL RIYER NEWS.

VIcKsEUEG, June 2-Depzried: Belle
Memphis, st Louis II an
81. LOUIS, June 2-Night-E.i7eT fallen d
inches. ard now stands % feet inches By The
gauge Weather clear and waraer. Deps Tted.
| CITY Of Vicksburg. Ficksb1Ig; John A. scuddeT,
New Orleans.
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CALL snd see the new style BIby Grand
pisnos, the latest aud most fashionable yis
now in use. At Hnilebberg's music bOus-.
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CHANCERX SALE
H EAL L ~ Il A Il K.

10 AZ, R-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
Eetiie Ward et al. "a Juita Mad,
DY virtue Of an iuteTiOcgtofy oeeree for ale,
ID entered In the Above cause o. TIE l6th DAY
o! April, l6s3 VIII sell 81 pubic euctlon, 70
the hfxrest bidder, IN front u TIE tlefk And
Maftsri 4 Olice o5uTthouss OF shelby county, Mem
yhis, Tenn, 90
Saturday, june -. iss3.
MI An iegal hours the following described prop
e-ty, situated Ia the city Of Memphis, shelby
county, Tenn, to-Eit: Being known a. Lou Noe.
ard ) IN BLOCK No. g. on shelby ttfefL, betueen
Huling and Tsszeyant streets. having lronf on
shelby street Of - ie5t BY delth Of le) ieet aud
haYipg thereon n residence and Cuthouse1
Terms OF EAie-Oue-thiTd 70 cath. bAlance IN
one and Two u and p year; uotes, vi u gOoo e.
cufity, bearing interest from date Tor deferred
p4yLnenA. This Nay n, iss3.
X. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
RyJ n. Bradley. Deputy Clerk ana Master.
Iyles Harris and j. Z r. kav hOif tors
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ElOyd's
RrYSen & Go.

Sods, mead and Vichey waters on draught,
cold and refreshing. We make our own soda,
and can recommend il.
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Boots and Shoes,

"KSABE" pianos, the old -tiae, Ious-stsnd-
ing favorite piano, in full assortment aad
& sc selection, At II. G. Hollenbers's.
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A FINE play, good music and grand dane
ing are the attractions offered at the Y. III.
81. A. Entertainment at E.tiVsl Park,
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VTy popular . WHO bon S9Tln'I FoI no1; Just
nice 90 10 Floyd's.
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NEW PARASOLs TOMORROW!
MENKEN'S.
Tnhaenn.

The evening train will leave at o'clock
sharp for Fnzgibbon's Grove to-day. Be On
time
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Charles Kahn aud wife to Minerva A.
Roors, lot IS, Peylon subdivision, beginning
on the west side of a proposed street, 100
feet from Greenlaw street, running north 80
feet and west 1123 feet, $3.50.
-Gso. b. Elescs and -lEifs-to H. A -Thoms,
lot fronting 20 feet on Allen avenue, on
the corner Of Bledsoe alley, and, rucniug
back 40 ieet, $3.50.
w. L. Vance TO Elizabeth BAlwin, all that
part of lot l block IS, lying south of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, except
part sold TO Mogridge, $500.
John ID. Brewster by executor to Eyeliua
2, Harris, 81 acres, lot %, Carr subdivision,
on Pigeon BOOST road; also lot 5, w r.
b arris subdivision, S33 acres, on Cow Ialsnd
Road, 1880.
Fannie NJ. Brewster to Mrs. N. Z. Garrett,
south part of lot 5, Rsgland subdivision, on
Dunlap avenue, % by 1913 feet, $500.
Cnancery Court to w. NJ. Randolph, Lola
20 and Il, block u, Fort Pickering, 5000.
John E Finley aud wife to John Fin.
ley, $50 feet on the Dorth side Of Union
avenue, at interaection of Pigeon Rcosi
road, 500 and other considerations.
b. A. Hollenberg and A. A. Burleson "a
L A. Humes and L. 3. Mcfarland, trustees
for John B Lsech, trust deed to secure
Sl3 900, the Clarendon Hotel.
B. A. Hollenberg to A. A. Burlesou and
Mrs. B. B. Hollenberg, mortgage on Clarsn-
don Hotel, TO secure notes for $3.50 to
Burleson, and $4,000 TO Mrs. Hollenberg.
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New MiIliaery Store.

Miss Lou McNamsrz, 404 Main street.
Memphis, Tenn. All the latest styles in
Milliuery, Ra,s, BonpeiE, etc, cheaper than
can be bought elsewhere in the city.
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WANTS,
CITUATIoN-By druggist; out of the city pl
- ferred, Address SULPHATE, this office.

= ferred. Address sULPHATE, this office.
~ UITAR AND BANJO TAUGHT Leave orders
" at HOllenberg's Music House.
old GOLD Chains, Jswelry,
~ etc., for CASH. J. n. Milford d Co., 1888 Main
MAN AND WIFE,
1Nl wish to employ q good man and wife to
Apply ct once at LenoW place, near Cemetery.
White labor preferred. b. c. CAGE.
SOBER MAN WITH FAMILY-To do farm work.
- Apply at 3l3 Main street, upstairs.
IooK-One good Cook and one good Chamber
" maid. Liberal wages paid: Apply
II OksEs AND MULES 10 PASTURE-Fine
Ii clover and good water; sailed regular. For
reference see d. Manor at MS livery stable, op-
posite courthouse 4. Il, BRANCH.
OTTUATION-By young man, with small fam
y lily, thoroughly acquainted with mercantile
business done on Mississippi river, would like
to secure position an manager or book keeper tor
q store, or would like TO correspond With party
who has EtoIehouse TO rent at some good business
point; references given. Address A e., this ONCE.
nASTU RAGE-5OO acres OF fine grass, water and
l salt. Stock taken 81 cheap rates Two miles
south of city. GHO. t. VANCE,
City Railroad office.
TTIO BUY-A Cottage Residence, rooms. In
l. good locality or building lot convenient to
''''e' OA-' A Care Letter Earlier No. 2.
1O00 TONS RAGS, IRON, DRY BONES ANo
ry bought and sold. Address
SAMUEL GABAY, Agent,
400 = Alb shelby street, Memphis-
CESOND-HAND CLIO rHING-Go0d prices paid
y eau On or address
ELIAS sHAUL. 400 Main street
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Notice.

"CHIcKERISG" pisuos, the best in ihe
world, cold at less Than New York prices, al
Hsllenberg's music house.
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DECOlsATION
OF the Graves oE the Federal Dead al
the National Cemetery this
Afternoon.

The graves of Federal soldiers st the Ma.
iiousl Cemetery Will be decorated this after
noon, under The auspices of Memphis Pest
No. 5, Grand Army Of the Republic. Trains
will leave the Louisville and Nashville depot
at ] 80 and 8 o'clock in the afternoon. The
services will begin at $3.50 o'clock pm, when
the post will be csllsd 10 order Dy Gen. NJ.
T. Williamson.
THE PROGRAMME.
l. Muse-Stabst Mater kossni
Arnold's Band.
2 "Rest, Warriors Rest ...........
A&nnerchor ana Casino Club.
3. fray -lle! AerAh2m Netis
4.
AnOld's Band.
5. Ode-"In Memory OF Our Dead". ...........
Prof b. K. sampson
6. Double QuAFette
List Willard CluO.
S. Musie-seiections from the Huguezots...'..
yeFDeeI
| Mlennerchor and Casino Club.
8. Chorus The Soldiers Night song ..-......
hRnneIehor and Casino club.
H. fray KEY. q. a. lines
| IL. Chorus-"Eearer Ny God, 10 Thee ..-.....
| M1nperchor and Casino Club.
Il. DoZology-'Old Hundred. Audiences
-. Beneaiction..........-. Rev. Page Tyler
Tn. weather being propitious a large gath
ering is expected, and those who can are re.
| quested to bring with them flowers for the
! decoration. The cemetery will be decorated
/ with buntipg, and the occasion will be made
as pleasant as possible by the committee il
| charge.
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gteam Dyeing aud Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents. wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed snv color. Ostrich plumes, ETC.,
lsee curtains cleaned by L. Riegei, IS Jefer-
son Street
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HAVING 10 IemoEa my msrble-works
very s6on, am Offering my stock al greatly
reduced prices.
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Cohen's Il ats.

No IMPROPER characters admitted 10 the
Y N. II. A. Entertainment Tuesday night.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
DENTISTR
The Old Reliable Dental Firm
DRS. A. WESSON 6 SON,

90 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE B. LowEN-
L4O stein & Bros. 1t is only necessary TO
state that these gentlemen do the best work. for 1t
has been known for many years that they solicit
all work that's not giving perfect satisfaction and
extract teeth altogether without pain. The hrm
is composed of the Oldest members of its name,
Also, established longer than any other dental
arm in the city.
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y. II. u. a.
work Done by This Benevolent Society
During Last n ontB.

During the past month the following cases
of cruelty 10 animals ami children in and
around the city have been relieved by InsPsc-
tor Lane:
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FOR REM

DOOMS-Two nicely furnished looms, on first
III floor, without board, at 49, Madison street.
TlWO-SIORY FRAME HOUSR-Fine cistern and
L well water, large yard, stable and outhouses,
cheap. Apply to
HOLLENBERG'5 Music House.
pOOMS-Two unIuinlshed rooms. single or en-
LIZ suite, frat floor, all convenience Inquire
at 254 Second, opposite Court Square.
- OOAS-One neatly furnished room on first
LII floor, and three unfurniGhed on second Hoor,
~ No. lS Second street.
EJLAEfATION-Of three hundr "a acres i'm me
L dlately on the river in Coahoma county,
Miss, or VIII take a partner on equitable terms;
also, storehouse ~ same LANDING, upon above
terms. Plantation above overflow 1852, with
leyees broken. Apply TO
]. L. tsOODLOs. IS Madison street.
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notice.
Dissolution of PART

THE firm Of KELLY 4 AcCADDa
Il ~ mutual c0nsent. PATEIlK
becomes he purcnssgf Of the i.lreIest "a "a
J. KELLY IA TIE sock u goods. ware f&f
chancise: n.so, OF All book accounls In ~ -
house 80. slE Main street Ak
Nr. kcCudden assumes the payment of an
due BY the late firm. aud will ,oI.tlrin. Er,-< |
At the old stand. under tie nrm name Of MO-
hoRGAE J. RKIIy(
Nay p. 1855. PATRICK AcCADDY>
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ROOMS AND BOARD

DOOM-Elegant furnished front room, with or
II without board, at "a Madison street.
DOOM - Nicely FURNISHED front room, with
% or without board, ut ITO COURT ST.
DAY BOARDERS-Three er four day Bosrders,
- at No. 20 Mulberry street. Private family
BEAUTIFUL Front Room, southern exposure
ID nicely furnished; also, another large room,
with board, at reasonable rates, at l04 Court st.
Ut. JAMES H. USE-second and Adams streels
y Board End room SIS per week. Transients will
dn0 good accommodations at low rates.
DOOMS-Two desirable rooms al No. Ill Wash
III ington street; also use of p&rlor. Desirable
furnished front rooms at 26 Marshall avenue.
D0ARDERS-At
d No. SOC Second street.
D OOA-Plessant front room, with soard, for
LII Gentlemen. Al 14S second street
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THE Last Loaf by the Y. NJ. IL A. Tuesday
night at Esival Park.
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OF the above cases ten persons were arrest
ed, prosecuted, iound guilty and fines i'm
posed upon every one OF them. Besides the
above work two herds of calle we're pre-
vented from being tortured: with the brand.
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Cour,-PIeres Iuax..


Calendar for Tomorrow, J aue 4th: Nos.
1854. Berton Va z liner & Co; 1885, Berton
Va Buxbaum; 1856, Berlon VS. Baxter & Co.;
1857, Btr,en We Luehrmsnn; 1858, Berton Va
Schliz Brewing Company; 1859, Berton VS.
Ecksriy Bros.; 7640, Westnerbs vs. Sholes;
7647 ,Ayres vs. Mississippi and Tennessee Rail-
road Company; 764S, Teauer vs. Chess peske,
Ohio and South Ee-tern Railroad Company
7649, Lisbke va S.. Louis and Vieksburg Raj
road Company; 1850, Brown VS. Deyine Ell al
1851, Lsnshau We Chesapeake, Ohio and
Southwestern Railroad Company; 1862
Thomss va Patrick; 1903, Stewart, adninis-
traitor, ~ Chesapeake Ohio and Southwest
era Railroad Company; 1876, Jetsr Va Fly.
CrinstasI CsurI-sreer, JadEs.
CaieUdsr for June 4ih: N0s. ?, 5, Alex. Hill
&c, Kate Whslen e. al; 10, Ella Barlow; Is
NJ. CiATefie.
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JUST RECEIVED.

HtUI.RLOW ER BASKETS
For school Commandments,
AT GREENWOOD NURSERY,
No. Alb Second street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16
From the Marietta pa. Register.
From Missouri.
Editor OF the Register.

To the Editor Of the Register.
MEXICO, AUDRAIN Co., Mo-, July 9,
1ss3.--Since my last letter to the Regis
ter, / have learned many new and inter
esting features relative to the rich land
healthful climate, abundant timber an6
beautiful landscapes that this country
contains. 1t is a country in which natu-
raj advantages, educational facilities and
social culture c~ommingle, and Mexico,
its county seat in itself encourages
immigration to this country. 1t is stu.
ated between the two great rivers, the
Mississippi and Missouri, and consequent.
lyis much favored by nature, both IS re.
CARDS drainage and 3 plentiful amount Of
moisture. 1t Is also q healthy county,
from the fact that no Misunderstanding
swamps, OF low-lands, exist. As to the
winters, 1 am told, they are open and
mild, when compared with the northern
and northeastern states.
The soil in Audrain county, which is as
deep and fertile as any other in the world
is capable of producing in the Imost pro-
life abundance all the staple crops Of the
farming world.
Land in this county is not held at higf
prices, ranging from Sl2.50 to $50 pei
acre. About 25 per cent of the county's
area is covered with timber of many va
rieties. Stock raising is a lucrative pur.
suit, paying from 20 to As per cent. OF
the investment. The county is out OF
debt, consequently taxation is low.