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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-24
Drs. Brock & Spiegel

TIAvE associste1 themselves the purpose Of prsc
II ticing medic ne IN al CHRONIC dises-es- We
Ne1d esi the attention of inEsli3s TO the numerous
cures We have. sTd are makinE In Memphis, amonE
Ehch viii be found Cenoers parznenty cured Eithout
the ns1 % cAUETIc KNIFE Oid Sores Serofulal
white swelling, syphilis Drrpsey GrHvel rheumatism,
Dysppsa Lfver Lungs Eyes and every variety Of the
DISEASES % tAe ToE.b rsffcsIy cured.
DR. D. $. BROCK
hss devoted much time and exS1se collecting AL the
vautbe medical experiences and receipts that existed
With TIRE North and SOzfh Anerf1Gn Indsns, Including
the PARICA of ths fDchao, Of kshue, and The Halsy
Teda-ms-ka Of he g dsarzng, Of S1rsbsyas with the
practical meicai knovledesOf Eve thousand Botan
fcal Plants, Barks, RIOTS and HERDS.
Those wishing 10 avail themselves Of The services Of
Dr Brock fufcrued tszt his stay IN Memphis win
eunite6 70 this summer.
Bsing aoqusi1tec with al Modern Languages, tx
uinntsong uE1e without interpreter
EroEee corner Of Main and Uni.n streets.
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Monrtarp ann finantiaI
EsEFHIs nAIET APPE1I OFFIos,

NEw ToRK -Frsm fhe Nesus OF June IL. M,
is no tmprove0ent 10 record IN the dtmaad for moneV
which seke investment In vain. There a ecsrcf y
easthess paper in market and railroad stocks - fr Fros
inviting fnvestmsats arr fuy AVOIDED hile 81
sna good stocks arr considered high enoarh Ger the
respecttre SAines Money II onsred on su - = cent
snn tes oofroTere there eeine oppertunity 70 en-
poy " ate profit The practice Of buying oash Fock an
reseting y al 50 days, where is d1ne is done mere
y secar tne os1s rate OF interest for co days Busu
sfed psper. -oo'-e i01
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ON and after WEDNBSDAI February ,, 1887, the
" Trains on this road viii follows, (SUndsys
sxceptedl ,
TIE Mall and Passenger ain viii leave Pznols daily
A n. and arrive At Memphis at 10 A.
Returning, leaves Memphis at r NJ, and srrfves At
Pznoia at n.
The Fright and Accommodation Train leaves Memphis
saiy a. $50 A. NJ and arrives Al Psnola at II
Re;urninE leaves Panos st - n, and arrives a.
Memphis af p. n.
P~rsOns travelling the Msn Train spend hve
hours In Memphis and return On the same day.
Passenger Train makes dl-ect connection at Memphis
With the Memphis and Charleston Railroad ~o.ns East
an the Memphis and Ohio Railroad going Nsrth-
The Freight and Accommodation runs In Connection
with Sisges n and fr1n the fo giy Places: oakland
Preston and Grenada, there making Connection with
Stages through CarrDon and LexinEton tkence 70 the
noh termin Of the Misssippi Central Railroad for
Canton. Jackson and New Orleans.
through Tickets for Grenada Be obtained At The
Memphis DEPOT
This IS much tue shortest route, and pAsseaEers
ing Memphis BY the morning train srrve at Grenada TIE
sane evening, hEviag daylight the whole way.
n. ". NEWELL.
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sd011nisfrafor's NOttee,

Tfhe Dsoesrber Tsrm. 49, q the County Court q
aS~Is- Co-ntT Fssnessee fhs un6ersigned took cut
ffrrr a admin isfrsfion upon the estate Of thOnAs
T2.1I, 6eosasec An persons indebted 70 said estak
- rr-n< fsrwsrd snd settle he sEne snn al prsonf
<-~lnr sls-aesinal said eststs Viii present then e
- 1-u1sr7T p<obstet u1thln tie tine pressrihed D
- cfserxiss ths5 VII y oerrsd
;,r17-<lrrsa EEWT0N BOKD 1dzzinttzstos.
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-roEy.ET A. LAW, Meazphis, Tenn. Rslerenoes:
"a Nessrs Ward q Jones, Philips 4 White, Lamb,
Tea1e o. McCershnn, grousdaie Dill Mnton
frtnsrn NHss owe1, Esa- z n Aver, ksa. ksmpnla-
(sece up etelrs sf the corner Of kain and Madison
szrssis rsrt dorr % the S>soso Savings lnstituton
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DUNLAP
CHALEBEATE SPRINGS,
lear Bolivar, Hardemaa Couaty Tenn


rT1HE undsrsigned viii rs-open these cele5ratsd
Il SPRINGS fer the secoud season, on MONDAY
the f0th OF May. having pfcsd The Burdtrrs ami
Grounds in as me condition any W-terns Place IN
the Southwest. ne Ground lave been exfsrd-d nd
besutn d with eyerEreel Shrub5ery the forest clear
and gr.d@d, the painted and furnished win pe
cotton Mattresses the Bal Room decorated and nut m
dns condition, the three Ten Pin Alleys snd swings have
been pat in ssed order.
me waters, there being I've Springs consist ~
Chslyoeatr, Sulphur and Zee stone and now 10 abrn-
dance suf-ient for Ooe persons day ard the cura-
tive properties Of the waters for al Wto are sirte
win bropssy, DJspepsia Burning Scres and f.r the
Diseases % Feualss. established ard guarantie
he Dunlap springs ible BY the Mis-issuut
Central and Tennessee Railroad. bsnF sttuatT ruIv :
niles from Bolivar. 90 from G-as Juncfon and 10 r. n
Memphis oy rail- Racks are ruunirg IN nus,tcn vim
he cars frou Bolivar, beng osy i've hours run from
Memphis 20 the Springs. The traveller is eu.ran,iea
against sxorbitant charges. the fare being So cent?
the railroad depot to the springs and % cents for bag
gage and servants.
There Is also 1ue running str am and sxcslleut Is h
ing grounds, with carriage road to the creek ony a
quarter Of mile from the SpVi g. and s7urdanea of
Wild turkeys, ducks and squi-r-ls.
Prot Hessing with his due Brass and String hand IS
Engaged for the and vii sniivsa the guests 10 tho
day with Brass music and ~ aigat wish String music.
:. G. EADELMAN,
aulf-daW4m prnurfafnr-
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Q. r. HAaBY.


ST. LOUIS. No Jan. 1e, IS5s.
Ma. JosEPH SToSE-DsGr Sir: I wrote
you (according to your request) 10 keep up a
correspondence, when first arrived here, on
the 18Th December, but ] have not received an
answer to my letter. do not know what to
Understand BY this--perhaps you have never
received it, but that 1 suppose is impossible,
as father has received not only all letters sent
to him, but many other things. Please answer
this the moment you receive it. You know
my anxiety abont your brother, and it is only
through you that can receive any information
concerning him. Tell him that am as we'll
as can be expected from the distracted state Of
my mind, and the distress see around me- As
yet my father has not obtained situation in
The public schools.
Remember me with love TO Charles, and do
write Immediately.
Yours truly C.RH
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TNOknEkLI sf Spring httZes and rece1tF OF Brandon
Mss, has located IN Memphis 70 przctice the va
rious brEnches - his ofsEisn For the last seventeen
years ke has devoted his attention psricIlary 10
uterine diseases and aocideuts during psrtution He
has socistod wfik himself his son Dr. Holnes. Jr.
REFERs To-HO1- Henry POote ChGries Scott, L
Y. Dixon. A n. Fauts, n Avery and John Robert
Pressde1t ot Memphis and Lite Rock Raj road
OFEICE-l5e Main street Residenos Court street,
betes Third once h5ErE 10 A. n. and { TO ?.
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Great Daily Southern Route.

- - @ al
FIfdhOUGH fror Viezsburg, Mississippi. 70 New Or
Il leans, Louisiana, in fourteen hours and half, By
OF the southern and The New OrI ans JackEsn ard
Great northern Railroad The cheapest and most ex-
pcditious route from Vickssurg 70 New OrIszns
Hereafter the passenger train viii leAve Vicksburs
daily a. 10 P arriving ~ Jaeks0n and connecting
With ths train frDl NeE Orleans Canton At 6.35
n and arriving At Brandon a. 6:f5, p n conaecting
WITH the dsilY line Of STAGES fer Montgomery, Ala
leaving Brandon 81 Z. 80 A. arriving At Jaskson
and eonnectng With he train from Csnt.n for New
sans at $50 NJ, and reaching Tcksburg At II o'cloc
4 ~.
Orleans viii leave Wick burg daily Sundays excepted a.
Ociock A. striving at Jackson apd conzecting with
the train from CastJu for New Orleans At $50 A NJ
leaving Jackson and connecting with the train from
Now Orleans for Canton At 5.s5 n, and arriving 81
Yicksbu al 9.s5 P. n. @ WILLIAMS,
f-FH Q~a-a
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INV ORLEANs, Bee =, 1857.
DEAR Nh. JOSEPH: AS my father has the
hemOrrhage Of the bowels disease to which
be is subject, and cannot get out Of bed, I beg
you to come and see me, IL but for moment
may prevent conflict. c. r. H.
Charles H. Churchill sworn-I knew Mr..
Hardy five or six years was not in the habit
Of visiting his house; met bis daughter two
or three times; saw the deceased and Miss
Caroline often together; saw them betweeH
the 1st and 10Th Of February last; solicited
an explanation from Stone in regard to this
matter; I told hiu what the common report
was about the seduction, and requested his yer-
zion Of the matter; put him under oath. and
be proceeded to tell me that be visited Miss
Hardy by Mr.. Harby's request, snd that be was
perfectly surprised and confused at being
charged with seducipg Miss Hardy be said on
account Of the excitement Of Mr.. Hardy, and
the situation Of grief they were in, be did not
deny, bot told Mr. H. II he would wait until Q
O'Clock next morning be would give him satis-
faction be denied any engagement (; I regarded
him as MISS Harby's adn;rer, as suItor for
marriage. sfsai rt.3 io rs "a
To Mr.. Moise-The oath I administered
was considered By ne, and also BY Mr. Stone,
as an obligation Of the highest character We
were members Of a secret society. and several
members called on me in regard 70 the prcprie-
ty Of prsferring charges against bin; re-
quested them not to do % until had per
sonaI conference with him be denied the Sc
duction, and denied having had connection with
her saw Miss Hardy with other gentlemen
In public Mr.. Stone was fond Of ladies' So
| ciety; there we're two other ladies' with whom
Mr.. Stone was as much acquainted, as with
Miss Hardy his bearing was always gentle
manly lft 1ii7-l
j. z. Voss--T know Mr.. II. ten years ]
presumed from what saw that Mr.. Stone anf
/ Miss Hardy were engaged be always spoke
well Of the young lady was intimate with
Stone would say be was ladies' man hii
bearing was very good; heard bis nsms as
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g H GARLAND. ~ n aANDoLi
GARLAND & RANDOLPH,
Or. "A. HOLMES, SEN,

A fToRSEYs AT Law. Little Rock kTkznsss. he
n unsettled law business Of Pike. Pike q Cumuins
Cummins and ouznns Garland is IN our hands 70 be
attH1eed 20. iun9-ssm
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Bailey Springs.

0e~AACy = SPAmSS'
OUNCE the death % kr Bailey these celebrates SpTngs
- have been purchased hy q company, who have
noeled the entire premises buI large number CT spa
eOus MONS, besides any otaer improvements neccs
ssry for the comfort Of visitors.
with regard 70 the curative properties or Bailey
Springs their scsoy have fairy and sstsfscto
ry tested in thousands Of nstruces 10 render Il
necessary the part q The props TO say void
IS % their virtues Suce II TO saw however that il Is
generally II not universaIv eoncsded thst for the cre
ef the fs'loving diseases, Barley Springs unsur-
passed BY any IN the world white Swelling, Tetters
scroiulA Dr0psey, Dyspepss, Female Diseases. ss vel
as al NenereA and Cutanesus ID seases OF eyery -srl
tion.
warm and Cold Baths VIII bs furnished for the vsi
tors.
The Soriszs open Sumner and winter, snd Tue
confidence IN them great that there are loss
than nfty visitors present They located IN Lander
dale county Alabama, nine miles from Florence and are
most accessible e all sections, regular lire of
stages and haks viii run fTICE A DAT from Tuseuu-
oa TO the Sprirgs oonnecrg With the they pass
ruscumbia each vay.
The locality Of the SPRINGS unsurpassed, oeins IN
pleasant and healthy Country, with dne nshing and
hunting grounds
large Livery Stable has heen erected al the springs
and every description Of vehicles always be had
Ten-pn Alleys Billiard Tables and every descripi ion
Of smusement nay Be found on the premises
Cotlion and Dancing Parties given regularly during
the week.
A Band Of Music has been engaged for the season.
No tnsrt viii be spared the part of the propretors
| TO render visitors comfortable AMI rcsabie
apss-tf LIS CONNER & co.
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3rofrsslonal 6arOs.
n. H. AH. n. REOFoRD,

IA . - n Z Ia - W
s..-rr MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
f1FkIoS south SIDE oo1rt STREET nrst dor vest q
" Aatn, y stairs VIII prEciac n All the Courts OF
Aeuphis. the Eesenfh olrccit and The Supreme and
Eeoer1 oourts At IAckson- Prompt attention given 70
1ne eoilsct1sD q Gains west and North
AEsiEetupi fur7-dsreu
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DR. JAMES v. KELLER.

u RESPECTFULLY osrE HE professional to the
N citizens OF Memphis and ITS vicinity.
His residenos kcCzu street. next 60 that OF A.
q. D01Esass.
Onos IN 6reenisv's Building Main stroet. South of
Cnioa seoond or ghs-e be may be found a hsurs
unless professi0nally suEaEed JunIf-dly
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= S
Z A / L r 0 A ID
THIS Road runs from Ehesling to Baltimore, CS7s
miles) and Washington. goo mnes) and presents
The fullest advantages both freight and PASSENGER
line Il through Wild and romantic regions Of the
eqEipped and carefully managed Of the most at
trative and safest Railroads IN the United States Ths
Centra Ohio Railroad, from Columbus znd ZAnesvle "a
Wheeng. untes this road With AL portions Of the Wes
and Southwest.
THE ONLY Tznousz Frczxrs raOm kEmPzIs
LoUfsvTLLE and ST Louis 70 the NATIONAL Ne
TRoPoLIs. sold By thls rosd which direct "a
Washington without the delay Of passing through Ba
more Il Is aso tie onIy line b. which SaTgzEs e.n e
checked 70 Washington from the Ohio river.
Lf-By tie MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, tAks the mai
steamer running daily for Louisville e0nnectng thers
nat WHERE they arrive 50 as % connect with the cars o.
Little Miami Railroad for Coumbus, ecsaectEg Their
With Contra Ohio Rairosd throush Newark and lanes
yihe, % Wheeling b the express train Of this route
ne sine fom Cincinnati TO Baltimore and 70 Washington
Be sure to ask for tests hy the BAltmors and ohi0
rs-Passeagers from Memphis going East thrsush st
Louis can buy TAroush Tcets By tbs Batnore and Ohto
Railroad This route lays through vnosnnes Terra Haute
Indianapolis etc. 70 Wheeiings the new Ohio and
hissssppi and connneetns Roads Thess connections
washington is but seout - hours. Troagh nekets
oy tbs -outs may De had Of the Agent udr ne fan
tss House, At TIE following rates: Prom 81 Louis e
ssltimcre as; 70 washlngtOa Sc.
At whoens the passengr takes the srperior ears o
he Baltimore and Ohio haiirosd wncn eeve tnroe tLee
daily ior Bailuore washington, Phiadaipha and New
York Throagh Is ~ hours, including stOppsses,
For safety Sped regularity. beauty Of he country, and
general COMFORT this Rad Is second 70 none IN the Union
FRETGHrS = This company possesses the largest
qaipment Of any Railroad IN the United Statcs and Is
prepared % do immense business In alton
~ ~ makes irITieiias cunertion A. tle s-s ~
the streets OF Balmore with The Railroad Phisds-
phiA and New fcrk, steamers ef Ercsson and BALrIz
uoRE STEAMSHIP Lines, BY Canal and Sea to New
York and by Merchants and Miners Line % Boston
steamers 10 NorfoIk, Charleston, savannah &C. Fuf
pkriicusrs reght tariff copies of which nay Be had
of The Forwarding Houses IN the west or ofJ B FoRp
Resolving and Forwarding Asent al wheeling.
Wh. s. WOCDeIDB,
Master % TransportHtion. Baltimore.
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commencing EhlDAI, November Is, 1891.
Two Daily Trains Each Way.
ON aad after FRIDAY, November Il, Trains wiz rrn
" AZ follows:
Nail PASSENGER Train win leave Brownsvie daily Gun
days exoepted Et O'Clock NJ, and arrive st Memphis
- n A.
Rsturning-Lesves Memphis At s'eiock P NJ, and
arrives At Brownsville at SOS P. NJ.
he FREIGHT snd Accommodation Train leaving Memphis
daily SUNDAYS excepted at 7:25 O'Clock and arrive
u Brownsville at 1255 n connecting at asOn5s win
. line OF Racks for Covingtoa.
Rsturning-Lesves Brownsville at Las P. n, and ar
irving at Memphis AZ SIS P. n.
" Through Tickets for the following places can beoe-
teined Of P. n. Patterson Bro., Commercial 6Otsl
viz
CHEaRYVILIE,
TRENTON,
CAGNVILIaB,
kcLEkOREsvILLB,
UINCY,
SHADY GROVE,
HUNTINGTON, Etc
HENRY COFFIN,
noViS-tf Superintendent.
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Beaver Dam Springs.
Hickman County, Tenn.

FORTY NILES WEST OF COLUMBIA
change Of Prop,ietOrship and Management
THIS eel'brAtsd wstrring-Plze. having been pr
Il chased oy the subscriber, has been tbOr5ughly
gaired and renovated viii Be opened for the reception q
visitors on the
TW en- It / . h OF M - -
TIE late prop etors bEving disposed q their entire IN
tsrest IN the Springs, the srbcrber. ASSISTED By hr
Keller vi the entire MANS Eent q the esab
ishmsnt snd neiihsr pains 5xp vii be spared 70
rnder Beaver Dam % The ost Pleasant and clfort
abb watering -p'a-es in the SauthEest
ACCONsODATIeNS. &C.-The build Ezs have at
been placed In excellent reoair srd many ir prove
added- that POUR HUNDhED visitors Be scCCEl-
modsted vita every comfort and CONVEX sno Tie ta1s
vii Be soundsnfly suppi=d and vii BE- equal % those Of
drsf-cass hOtels.
white Grey, Red and Black sulphur Chayoeate fprCvrn
OF FreestCne and Linassfoue-
MEDlJAL ATFENDANCs-Tke subscriber who has
ben. for the last ten Yeas, engaged the prsctoe %
medicine IN North 4labaDa arG Memphis can b. corr
manded al al hours - visitors EhO may chance need
his services physician
MEANS or ACCESS TO PEAvER DAN-There arc
three routes to these springs eli % which re-
pair- A lAle q coaches viii from Columbia thr
times vtek. and passengers vii 60 through that
place IN daT snd pass of the 1est roads
the State. Arrangements have been made ~ Britt's
Landing, the Tennessee river. By whicA visitors
preaching from that direction v md ready conveyance
10 the Springs.
AMUSEKENTs &C-visitors VIII azd At Beaver Dam
large Ball Room. Tsn-Pin Alleys &C ane trcut
str ne place and deer grsat aburdzn
nav Be found In the lnuedIafe vicinity
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PORTLAND. sn1 al Important points.
NORTH a ND EAST

=
At Chicago, co1nectinE with Michigan Central Cars
iAavins the sane depot for Detroit, Nisesra Pals
Rochester Albany New Ycrk Boston, and al Eastern
snd Atlantic Cities. Only two changes Of cars frum
Cairo 70 Ma an tnree from CarO Albany, and
four from Cairo . New York. Tine from Caro % New
York, 80 hours Connects az Sandoval with Ohio and
vi stsspB Railroad from ST. Leafs vince1nes at
Para, with trains % the Terra HAate, Alton and ST.
Louis Rsraad 70 Indianapolis Louisville and Cincin
stij Al pecatur, With main line Express for Galena
sad Dunlsith-the latter oonns-tirg with trains 70
Springfield. Naples Rock Issnd Burii7gtOn and Quincy
All trains from Cairo connect a. SsndOvsl with the
Ohio and Mississippi trains for s. LOuis ami Cincin
natl
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have add 70
their Rolling Stack twenty superb sts.sro5m Sleeping
cars each Of which VIII comfortably berth hfty passen
gers.
ThrOuSh Tickets,
Ether by Steesb0df 81. Lstis end thence by Rail
rodd orfs Ccir0 cEe thence By Railroad 10 al points
Worth
good for year AMI allowing holders 70 stop a. any
point a1t resume heir seats At peasurs, and all inf0r
nation rpac ing the route may Be procured Appliea
tnn st the Compsnv's on e. IS Je rsoa street doors
east OF the CommeTcisi H0tsl Memphis
WILLIAM NORM. Agent,
For Illinois Celrzi and Ohio sn4 Mississippi Railroads.
anf RAJ road LII of Stean1ers. mari4-Iy
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The result produced scene seldom witness
ed in such a place. Cheer after cheer re-
sounded through the building, and the indignant
remonstranees Of the Judge, and vigorous ex-
ertioDs Of the Deputy Sheriff failed to quiet
the enthusiasm. The demonstrations were
renewed outside the Court room until Mr.
HARDY succeeded 10 getting away from MS
friends and driving of in a carriage with MS
daughter. -- Il
So ends the great seduction case.
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vh. 5. wocDsIDs

THROUGH TlCKzIs, allowing tho holders 10 stop -
aay point and resume their seats at pleasure may b
pu-cb4sst a. the Company's Once. No. rs, JeGerson
street. doors Hast Of the Coumercal Hotel Memphis
tune15-ly VIZ NORM AGENT,
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BY M'CLANAHAN, TROI:
ITIITITI[T 4

IEII / 4 ! / I I
Z: sc .e Sc SC 9 q . . 3 . 8 . 8 %
SOC . Io o i osIis o % IS o % % 90 %
. 70 % . . 8 q % % Ooss @ n 8 = 3 > 50
s.sg b Q IS . is o p o . . a ; s % Is %
s..e 9 3. Q y 9 q o0ss 08ss g . Z 8 $ 81 50
> q S9s . 20 . = % a o % 0ase @ 500 %
8 Is IS C n 50 = o IS o IS o . s5s7 sSIis 50
sIs 0ols eas % . o . @ 8 Oos7 o 7s o5iss %
Eseas ss!ars, F.asyas's .sss'.. - .aasa 50 %
1~sssarcs, rssvssls sesEiy. PEI snnsn. g @
tsiee SeeS, ." 50 o.
fese. cEAReED As EEv EACH DAE, sne On third psge
a. .dy.nee syer STATED rate
arge type, charged DOUBLE rates.
II Yearly advertisers vi ee charge3 extra oocu-
Suire "a Be used e AdvertSensn kept inside Q,
atss for Wsuts. Reats, Rs-aovsls oop1rtnership
dcss, p O0nEiEness, &C.
,u TzAEIIEET AETEHTIsIss susT Be ram roR
u No sdv.-tiseneni vii spear N the Weekly paper
rnless by s,eciai contrast
Aduerfise1ents % Be inserted n the weekly paper
e1y, rTecuar tztv8lE either of the papers VII
fec1nrEed 81 per sqHare for ere-y Insertion.
r Announctn- cSncfdEtes for STATE 1SuRty and NJ
Eieps o0csS, - each % Be pad n sdvscus N every
y An Advertisements for oh.riiscie InstitztIonz
tne Companies, Esrd ToEn, snd cher Public Geetngs
tcbe charEed half price.
n Marriages and Deaths published as news but
or..-es I1thuiss q Respect and RunsrAi InvitHtiOEs
Hothcr adVcrttsens1ts.
NJ An LeEsI Gsd transient Aa7e-tissusats VII be
narged BY the insertisn.
m EditOT.AI KssaOss N L0zl osluzz vIn Be charged
eosnss PIT line
n 70 dsano1sn o- rErintssn via Be made from ths
sregolng rates
NCLANAHAR FRousDALK DILL.
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.-...--s.--.-ss-...H = H
LOHEI0Y & HARPER.

TT0RNzYS AT Law, Chsrif ston Miss. viii prso-
n tios IN ths fooEi8g o0uuties Fcrth Aissssipr
TnilHhstrhie, PaD0a. Tso5zshs. Carroll, Sunf0wsr
TIE Ketera Court 81 Pontotoe, ane the Supreme Court
Jacks0n- Promr EtentioE win be paid 70 the Osec-
tion II Gains placed IN th=ir hands.
RETEEEEcEs = Watssn, Graft 4 Benton, Holly
eprings, Miss; ". p. stsarns Oxford, Miss T. 8.
Fisber. IscksOa, Kiss; vatt Eobs q Eobley, Nv Or
leA1s, Ia spl5-sn
EDWARD PICKETT, Jf.,
A TTckNKY AT Law, Memphis, Tenn. Once, Je1sT
u son street midway the Post Oanos BaIlding.
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RATE s OF CHARGES.

fer %
Children under ten years Of agc.............-. 50
Servants Of al %
A LIBERAL deduction VIII BE- made IN tha above rates
when fAnces remain one month during the seas0n-
REFEREN- Es-Gen- Hinton. Jackson, Miss Joseph
Cox, Esq. Selma. Ala Dr. Dtwess, jackson, Aiss.
John ". Lapsly, Selma, Ais. Ne srs & 40 Prince,
Tuscaloosa, Ala Drs ". II. 4 B r. EeWsuu1, Tus-
eumbia. Ala O Gsnavay, G. P. Foute, EEQ n D.
Small Erq., Memphis, Tenn A. N Loouey, Esq. Co
iumbia, Ter n THOS. p. KELLER.
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Lsvrenc-burE RAnf--i5 dis Kentucky BEnks 10 pI
Sheloyviile Bank. IS dis state ~ Of md 70 pI
Dandridge dis stste Bk Of Ohio TO pT
Oooe Bank ........l6 dis Louisiana Bsuk ltol pl
Bank Of Nashville. dis Illinois a. Wisconsin. 8
Bank Of farewell. 50 dts Alnbsma Banks . t.qA
Bank OF Otairborne. so die north Carolina Bskr 2
Bank OF Trenton. % dis Farnaers'e'k n. Oils
eAnt % 1ederhon 80 dis Korthern Bsuk Miss. 30
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ST. LOUIS. Fssru.r, IS. ISIS.

NEW ORLEANS, Dsc ?, 1887. b
DEAR MK- JosEPH: | have prevailed with
mother, and she With father. Our determina-
tion is made. Mother says, anything in prefer
enee to bloodshed. Please call, as am unable
to write all wish to say.