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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FARa YeR sAE m r rs will sell
and T as sSaS
has splnss
unfailng streams IN eyery. field. Itwili'be shown
to any gne by MI T aAGAs Yao resides ppGn
s stress or t. Dr. GRaFToN TYIRs corner
E7oF REST-Thfes Or si7 Pleasant ROOMS,
In
r,op ssI : IN EyCIT NcE Tnp -1ITy pRop.
l. ERT1.Three hnudred and hfty acres OF hrst-
rate LAND suitable for farmlng fardening, or
hia from one to three miles from S;eoreetowp' and
eesLe ana ifS Jo ' caSai to ennayfown This
br9perty wiz be sid in hSdy on aseom,todatfnggs
eee nch With soS IN anG
tiauIariy Ses;rabJe for market gardens III desired
will rive one third cash and rfis in land in
exchange for improved property in Washington or
Georgetown Can and see piat 81 hi sns property
Real Estate Brokers,
jel7 If corner New York ave and 18th ST
cash reanired and SD monthly mil paid
two new fourroom HorSE Situafes N the rear
Of street Island bstSes 5s * and sth its Said
S7so each. '>''' STARR 1 MEFCALF,
je2l-tf New York avenue and 18th st.
uS0R SALE AT 4 1iRFaT RARGaIY-TURTE
II ST6pV p D TrE Iinf- Z = -, iath a4raat hamaan
u -. q ~, :, y va STnpI ppJirL tISJYSES
On ' IN TTo,Seo, 4 and D 80 o1S All . cor
IT. ~ u aau = y 10 I -
500 each STARR & METCAEF-
Real Estate Brokers
tPlant's Buihing.)
je 21-f Corner New York avenue and 18th st.
NOR SALE VERY CHEAP a number of fna
i BUILDING. LOTS in square $50, bounded by
18TH I1th p and streets: the west half of square
60. can he bought low: together with a large mum
Der OF Lots drought the city. Some good Building
Lots at $500 each. HOUSES ranging in price from
Sto1 to $1,000 beautiful country site OF IA
acres between Ih ana l4tn streets one nhte from
change MITCHELL & SON,
Corner eth and u streets.
je 2l-6t over Shepherds Book Store.
v-oTS TnD- Q TI IN ITpF D Al n ED NJ
M ShpE 10 n l. n NJ L IN -
stLeaf - LII ran;toi giin anJ, = ~ Pann on4
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FAY YOUR INTERNAL REvENUB-To.mor.
row Is the last day allowed under the law for
paying the internal Revenue tax without be.
coming liable TO penalty OF five per cent ad.
oIuonal, Wnicn the Collector is director impose
and assess on all delinquents after that date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-28

ONE HUNDRED SUITS at twenty dollars Just
received. Call and look at them at the Great
Central Clothing House, 400 7th street, oppo-
site the Post Office
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FUNERAL OF DR.. JoNRs.-The Medical fra
trinity met al the Georgetown Medical Col
lege rooms this afternoon, from whence they
proceeded to the funeral Of the late DIR. Jones
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY AND ATTRMpT AT
RAPE-Wm- Jones, colored, was arrested last
night by Dficer Morgan, Of the county police
sauit and battery and attempt at rape upon
miily Vanmeto, colored. Justice Walter
committed him 10 jail for court in each case
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SENT TO THE AsYLUM.-Yesterday, Mrs
Ellen Page. the unfortunate insane woman,
whose escape from the Columbia Hospital was
mentioned in the Star a few days ago. was
again found in the streets by officer Voss. she
was secured, and arrangements were made for
her admission to the Insane Asylum
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PERSONAL.

&1 FOR THE LATEST STYLES OF SKIRTS.
0l lest material. always on hand and made t.
Hoo a! SKIRT AMID and at s
2ss tn Street BET MA and d." sts
pERsONAL.-The Sergeant of Company H., %
Rhode Island Cay airy, who is III one of the De
p par may call at 40 9th street where he
can receive news. LIZ -.=a.. Je 2-2tF
NOTICE, HEIRs--A complete list of heirs to
Den BROS; P. o. Box $50, Washi6 gto1, b. 9.
the Messrs. Ashbrook. of st: Louis, Mo-; and
Messrs Allen, copp Nisbet, Bankers, St, Louis,
DERSONAL.-Married and Single Ladies' Alfin
L trouble call Business private. Strictly conf
Dental. Success guaranteed or no charge. Madame
y Dostress, S2s Penna. avenue, between
SIT IA ;, lS rs A, AND EMPLoTMENT Sc;
Co od no No :agP 10 F.
Com ss iaR sss s s ssSss Pgs's
Il asat sse i 6k SAVER
BboSh CORSET n,sd it is the most easy and
Sc SET sTIEHs . s1 TRAIL o SKIRTS
nue.. between 9Th and It'll streets. ie l4-tt
7 AIDES PLEASE READ THIs;-WILLIAM
II PRINCE, 439 9th street. has about six hun
EBs Bsa a thai he WIN Ell Ar the
them, gratis. Being part OF du plieate set late
~ used IN Baltimore any lady wishing to engage in
this proftable business and having a small capital
should call at once. .Mrr sssa" j. Je
r0NFIDENTIAL.-Yo men who have in
~ JuTed themselves by certain secret habits which
unfit them for business, pleasure the duties of
married life; also, middle aged and old men who
from the foles of youth. other causes, feel de-
bility in advance of their years, before placing
themselves under the treatment of any one should
first read = The Secret Friend" Married ladies
will learn something of Importance by perusinz
9 The Secret Friend Sent to any address in d
sealed envelope, receipt of % cents Address Dr.
CHAS. A. STUAR Il CO., Boston, Mass. Ro9-iy
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SIXTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB-A meet
sng OF the Sixth Ward Republican Club was
Navy Yard. for the purpose of making ar.
rangements to celebrate the Fourth OF July
There were but few members present and 1t
was agreed to postpone the meeting until fur
Their notice.
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HORSE STEALING.-A man named Charles
Williams came mp before Justice Barnaclo
this morning, charged by ohm A. Stoneli with
having stolen a horse Of his, valued at 500
Williams was found guilty of the charge and
by his own request was turned over to the yir-
ginia authorities, where the theft was CON-
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HOTELS, &c.

DINEY POINT HOTEL . +
SALT WATER BATHING.
This wei known resort will be open for the re-
ception of visitors on the 10th of June. IA
Board per day ..........--...S2. 50. %S
bOdfu per week ia. hSs ~
WIN. MITCHELL, PROPRIETOR
Steamers leave Washington every Tuesday
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 8 clock a nj
and Baltimore every Tuesday, Friday and Satur,
day at clock p. N. Touching going and return
ing at the Point lie l2-tf
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THE TREASURY ExTENsIoN.--This work is
progressing finely. There are now twenty
seven bricklayers at work, and many appliea-
tons have been rejected. One of the men now
III Werk is member of the society, and it is
SAID he being in destitute circumstances the
gave him permits ion to return to work.
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CONTRACT AwARDED-The contract for the
erection of the new colored school house on O
street, between ith and 9Th streets. has been
awarded to Mr.. Arthur Pannell, q coiored car
penter of the Seventh Ward The contract
price is 1920 and the building will be of brick,
A by 81 feet, and 20 feet high in the clear, con
tanning accommodations tor 400 pupils-four
schoOl-Tooms on each floor.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ESoR sALE-The STOCK AMI FIXTURES Of
T-Stationery Store, 436 Pennsylvania avenue,
between AZ and 9th streets ie o ST.
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BASE BALL MArCH.-The match played
yesterday afternoon between two picked mines
OF the National, one known as the Williams.
the other as the Wright side, on the new
grounds of the club 18th and streets, the pro-
ceeds Of which are for the relief Of the su FER
ing poor of the South, stood at the close as fol-
iows:-Wiliiams' side 81; Wright's side g. It
was one Of the most interesting games ever
played here, and was attended by from three
to five thousand OF our best citizens. An ad
mission fee OF 25 cents was charged, the pro-
ceeds being given to aid the suffering psor of
the South, and the proceeds will probably ex-
coed $500. -..s
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-War & Co., auc-
uoneers, yesterday sold a three.story brick
house, No. 4a4 18th street, between G. and II
streets, and the lot upon which it stands, to
Mr.. Q. ]. Burch, for "a $50.
Messrs. Green Il Williams yesterday sold
two story brick house and lot in Marble Alley.
between Pennsylvania and Missouri avenues
and ~ and 9th street,, to Thos. E. Young, for
$500. Also, lot fronting on 14th street west
between n street and Rhode Island avenue, 90
feet front by 1G0 feet deep, to Chas. A Merrin
and w. l.. Argue, at SOY cents per foot.
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1 E0R RFET-Furnishedsor uufurnished ROOMS,
I Il suitable for housekeeping, with kitchen, gas
and water. Apply at $40 fl street between 9th
II and 9TH. 2S-2t~
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4 FURNISHED HOUSE. No 372 TENTH Street
i L will be rented for the summer, to suitable
II tenant; six rooms; of Piano Crockery, &c. Re
II ferences required. inquire on the premis es
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GENTLEMEN WISHING PLEASANT FUR
" NISHED ROOMS for the summer, will do wes
to call at 1872 18th street, near Sew ork avenue
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N0R REST-SiS fine, ROOMS in new house,
4 handsomely furnished with new furniture. No.
SIS g street, between 18th ard 18th. je % ST.
IN0R RENT-Furnishei or unfurnished ROOMS
| for rent. Apply'at 81 8 street, between l4th
L nd taSs
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crnnnrA SnArr Inrrrpv rnp

GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS
HcME.-We call the attention Of our
readers to the fact that the agents Of this
great charity have, in addition 70 The
scheIle on the Havana plan, which they
have already laid before the public, with
its splendid prizes ranging from $50, 900
to 500, opened the combination and
supplementary schemes. These last are
both drawn daily in the city Of Atlanta,
at 4 o'clock, pm and the drawings i'm
mediately telegraphed to the agents here.
The supplementary scheme has become
quite popular. In II the purchaser SELECTS
his own plumbers, paying forthem what
ever sum be desires the prise being in
proportion 10 the amount paid-all prizes
being cashed by the agents at their office
here, without discount, on the morning
after the drawing. The sale Of tickets
for both schemes closes Tuesday. Ship
& Fey & Chandler, Is Jefferson street,
agents, who will be ready at all times TO
give detailed information with regard to
the above schemes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-10

THE HERNANDO INSURANCE Co.-The
Hernsndo wGs well known to our " old 4"
citizens before the war as a home iHStitU-
tioa, and : affords US pleasure to inform
our readers td&t # still lives, and that
sen. Nav, so long known as the popular
and able cashier OF tine Bank OF Vest
Tennessee, is the secretary. &c will be
seen bv their advertisement IN anOthep
column, that the directors are gentlemen
whose names and past record are SUB
Client rserentee that the affairs Of the
company Wiz De gbly and honestly mans
aged. As q home Institution We hopr
sshome folks viii ~patronize il literally.
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ANNOUNCEMENT


TOHN w. SMITH is a candidate f0i
u reelection to the Office Of state Senator iol
the 25tH District, composing the unit o
Shelby and Faystte. Election IN the nrsl
Thursday ia August. ap4I
DOR
Mr. Biif0r Please announce me as a canal-
date for reelection to Congress. with tht
uTiffca Constitution aud The ~uuquahueu th-
dOrsement Of the administration OF An9teH
johnson as nay plstfo-m Of principles VIII
will be more clearly Defined in my forthcomlus
I" circular address, and a personal interview
anrlqt e JOHN W. LEFTWICH.
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Land Tor sale.

4 n undivided one-half Interest in 5000 acres
A OF Bed river bottom land, In Lafayette
and SEWER counties, Arkansas.
Thlsinterest, the title 20 which is perfect, VIII
be sold SO a low hgGre, for oue-third cash and
The remainder al one snE two years, without
iuteEaaI-
40. $40 Gcres Of magnificent ARKANSAS
river bottom land above al overflow, aud the
finest bOdy OF iand in TIE state, in Crawford
Thess lands VIII be sold together or in par
GELS. for cash.
Apply to PIKE q ADAMS,
Attorneys nt Law,
mhR-tf &3 Main street, Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-10

HERNAEDO INSURANCE COMPANY
The election for direetors in the Her
nando Insurance company on 9Th inst.
resulted in the election Of the following
gentlemen: A. Naccaro, S. b. William
son, Henry Laird, 5. H. Dunscomb, NJ
l.. Meacham, E. McDavitt, y. H. Tow.
send. At a meeting Of the directors 5
b. Nilli2mson was elected president anC
Ben. May secretary. The Office Of the
cOmpanY is at u Madison street.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Regular Tue day Memphis, Vieks-
burg and Bends Packet.
- st. Patrick -
WASH WYATT Master.
~ This superb steamer has been repaired
and renttea and via resume her regular tiSs
IN the NlcKshurg trade Ihe hrst Tuesday l. AU-
gust. jyiO %
H. mphis and MOusd City Ferry Packet.
PEOSTA---.--...-----M- R. CHEEK, Master
EANES the Landing. foot or ~W
- Adams street, at ~ and -
land 3 o'clock am R-i . and soc 0ck pm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-10

EMsroNs q Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street, have received the Waverley Mag
azine, Album, New York Citizen, Week
ly Times, Wilkes Spirit Of the Times,
Army and Navy Journal, American
Union, London News, London Daily
Times, The Wanderer, American Law
Review, for July, and the Southern
ODinion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-10

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALDER
MEN HIS AFTERNOON.-The board Of
aideImeu will meet this afternoon at
two O'CLOCK u fsrther consider the paw
ing question unless some member desires
TO Ere a few more strategic bOmbshells.
There is little doubt that the contract
will be closed With the Forrest-Mont-
gomery party, and We fear the whole
matter, however decided, will be thrown
into litigation, TO the detriment OF the
public Interests, which loudly call for
payements.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-10

Public Speaking in tine sevGUt Con
gTes-iOnaH District.
The undersigned, candidates To- con-
gress, will address the people Of the sew
euth congressional district at the follow
ing times and places, viz:
Huntingdon, Saturday, July Is.
Red Mound, Monday July Is.
Lexington, Tuesday, July Is.
Camden, Thursday, July IS.
Marlborough, Friday. July 10.
~Stevensou's Mill, Weakley county,
Wednesday, July a.
Como, Henry county, Thursday,
July p.
ISAAC r. HAWKINS,
Wy. p. CALDWELL.
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Whose Dry Goods Store Is that next
to Ward & Leguere's drug store2 1t is
NJ. Kraus & Co.'s Damaged Stock, where
you can buy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, etc, st your own price. Must
be sold in thirty days. Remember 2l3
Main street is the place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-10

THE ENTERTAINMENT AT THE TAB.
ERNACLE LAST EvENLNG.-The marked
impetus in excellence which has charac-
teriZed the recent entertainments at the
Tabernacle vas particularly observable
last evening, and highly gratifying to
the friends and pecuniarY supporters OF
the Fanny ThurstOn Hnd. The exer-
cis5s were very interesting throughout,
end were highly appreciated.
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Gentlemen Who Want Cloths, CASH
meres, Ready-made Clothing, Shirts,
Drawers, Socks, Eeck-ties, Umbrellas
and a complete line of Gents Furnish
ing Goods, attend the Great Closing 0at
Sale Of Damaged Goods st M. Kra1s 3
Co.'s, 2i3 Main street, next 70 Ward 4
Lecturers drug store,
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TO be improved, go to 800 Main street
iVl0-2t

TbhO! Tohol SportsBaen.-For sale a
fne brace Of Gordon Setter Puppies,
/" Black and Tan,n bred from stock i'm
ported by our genial friend and good
sportsman, w. A. Williams, Esq. To
those il want of a thoroughbred dog,
this is an opportunity seldom offered.
Apply at 80 North Court street.
les T..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-10

GONG NoRTH.-TFaveIers procuring
Of Larry Harmstad & Co. take their
choice Of any Of the Great Northern rail-
road routes. These gentlemen are agents
for all the celebrated lines, and can
6 ticketr passengers wherever, in the
United States or Canadas, railways are
known.
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ANOTHER TRAGEDY.
A CONCERT SALOON AT
TACHE SHOT DEAD ON
POPLAR BT9EET.
Arrest Of a Waiter Girl 4"
Charged with Ibe Ter
ribIe Crime.

Lottie Sherwood is known to the hd-
bitUes Of some Of the low concert saloons
Of the city, as a waiter girl. She is
young and rather pretty, aud for three
years has been the paramour OF one War
rem A. Petit, alias Wilson. LOttie has
for sometime past been employed in the
Varieties, an Institution which has con-
tributed no little 10 the unenviable nOto-
riety achieved for that quarter Of Wash
ington street. Petit "a ticket seller at
the came place. and LOttie lived at No.
So Poplar street, between Main and Sec
ond. Monday night she did not go TO
the theater, and the neighbors say she
and Petit violently quarreled in or near
their apartments, the occasion being a
man Of whom the latter was jealous.
About n o'clock yesterday morning
the quarrel was renewed, and both
parties went down stairs to the
pavement. A shot was fired, and q pO-
lieeman hurried to the spot IN time to
prevent a man, who was MORALLY
wounded by it, from falling to the
ground. The man was Petit, who being
asked "WhO shot you?'' replied (:
"LOttie," and died. The ball entered
the left breast, reaching the heart. A
few moments afterward LOttie ran to the
spot, and upon learning Of Pettitis death,
seemed overwhelmed with grief. She
stoutly denied having fired the fatal
shot, but was arrested and taken to the
statiOnhouse. In her pocket was found
a repeater, which It is said she constantly
carried. One chamber Of the weapon
was empty. The above are all the facts
that could be ascertaiuei from the ooro-
ner's Investigation. The quarrel the
descent of the parties 10 the street the
shooting Of Petit by some one his
statement that "LOttie " did it and the
discovery Of the pistol ia her possession
with only n empty chamber seem to
be clearly established. The case will
doubtless come up for investigation soon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-10

THERE are few individuals in a eOmmu-
nifty who cannot afford to set aside forty
cents a day to pay for a five thousand
dollar life insurance policy. And this
trivial sum, which the poorest can afford
and but very few Of US cannot spare, by
eurtailjng u e~xtravagGnt p~ropeDsities,
will seeur a policy Of 5000, which in
.sures our lives for that amount, and to
secur which the above pittance has only
to be paid for ten years. No nan caring
for the future welfare of his wife or little
children, ought to think Of running the
risk Of throwing them helpless and
friendless OF the cold charities of the
world, when so Insignificant a sum in
vested in a life insurance policy would
insure them against WGRt and even star
UQtiOa. Among the responsible compa-
MES represented in this city, there are
none more worthy of patronage than the
" KnickerhOcker, and none more ably
represented than it is by the highly re-
spectacle firm Of 5. r. Clark & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-10

Don't rail to look at those Cheap
White Shirts and Linen Drawers at NJ.
KraUs & Co.'s, 213 Main street, next to
Ward x LeGuere's drug store.
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Friendly Sons OF ST. PATRECK.-The
adjourned meeting Of the Friendlg Sons
of st. Patrick viii be held this evening
in their hall in the Odd Fellows build
ing at S o'clock. A fall attendance Of
the nembeTs is requested, as business OF
Importance will be introduced.
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300 Main street.. 800 Main street. 800
Main street. jy10-2t

800 Main street.. 300 Main street. 800
Main street. jyl0-2t
Good T0bGccO.-We yesterday called
upon our friends ThurmOnd, Foster Il
Co., 345 Second street, and were shown
some Of the finest samples Of chewing
| tobacco we have seen in Memphis or any
other place. All the best brands Of Vir-
ginia chewing and smoking tobacco are
arriving daily, and if We were purchas-
ing we would chelUs the above firm for
chewing tobacco, and can recommend
them as worthy and reliable gentlemen.
The MsssisssDD5 Did7Thea COrdiaL.-We
call the attention Of our readers again to
this wonderful remedy, which combines
within itself sterling attributes. Its un-
paralieled success in the rapid and per-
manent cure Of cholera, cholera mOrbus,
diarrhea, and all bowel affections, have
brought out many imitators who are
e~ndeavOring to sUpplant this old friend
and Well-tried medicine. Their efforts
are in vain, as thousands can testify that
its virtues are indisputable and defy eon-
tradictiOn.
MANSFIELD q HIGBEE,
sole PrOprietors.
" The best In the world" at 500 Main
street. jy10 2t
Handsome Hosaln5iques just received
at B. L~owenstein q Bros. iy6 81
Don't rail to look at those Cheap
White Shirts and Linen Drawers at NJ.
KraUs & Co.'s, 213 Main street, next to
Ward 4 LeGuere's drug store.
Don't Fail tq. look at those cheap Do
mestics at M Kraus & Co.'s, 213 Main
street, next to Ward d Leguere's drug
store. Must be sold in thirty days.
Still they go to 300 Main street.
jy1O-2t
handsome MOzdmbiQues Just received
at B. LOwenstein and Bros. jy92 t
ATTENTION DISTILLERs.-NeW Stills
built 20 order and Second Hand Stills
for sale sc H%OllenbeFg b 0ertel's, COppeF-
smiths and Sheet iron Workers, No. $40
Second street. Steamboat work prompt
ly attended 20. jy5 dawtf
Where are you going? 300 Main street.
jyl0-2t
NeU Dress Goods just received at B.
Lowenstein & Bros. iy9 2t
Briggs & Peterson have just received
200, coo bushels of the best PttSbUrg Coal
We have removed to No. II Madison
street, aud are ready to fill all orders.
We are thankful to the public for the
liberal patronage theS have bestowed on
no an6 hana for a continuance NJ the
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4 Rare Chance for Country Mer-
chants and Planters to attend the Great
Closing out Sale u Damaged Dry Goods,
Clothing. Boots ald Shoes, Notions, etc ,
at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, 213 Main street,
next to Ward & Leguere's drug store.
Must be sold in thirty days.
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Still they go to 300 Main street.
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HON. J. ". LFFTwICH's APPOINT

ENAe
The Hon. Jno. w. Leftwich and Others
will address their fellow-citiZeus at the
following times and places, commencing
at eleven O'Clock each day. tO-wit
Cotton Ridge, McNairy Co., Tuesday, July 9.
Medel. Madison Co, Wednesday. July 10.
UeumIrk. Madison Co. Thursday. july II.
GaisieD. Madison Co., Friday. July T.
shelby Depot, She by Co, Saturday, July r.
Bells Station, Haywood Co, Tuesday, July l6
gIgerville, HAYWOOD Co, Wednesday, July Il,
Harris store, Haywood Co, Thursday, July Is
Darcyvil'a. Haywood Co, Friday, July %.
Na~Cu's Depot, Upton Co, Saturday, July 20.
C~0viuEtou, Upton Co Monday, July p
POrta7syIle. Upton Co., Tuesday, July p.
Cuba, shelby Co., Wednesday, july "a
BarlIsrtI, Shelby Co, Thursday, July p.
Galloway, shelby Co, Saturday, July q.
His opponent, the Hon. D. A Num-, is
respectfully and urgently invited to he
present and participate in the discussion.
SAN P. WALKER,
Chm'n Eighth Central Executive Com.