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me Vestrg of 50. Lasaras Church ION
Madison street between Third aud
Fourthl having secured the services OF q
Rector, the church will be opened for
/ service every morning at IL O'Clock,
and every evening at4 o'clock. Sermon
every Sunday morning. mag2s-4t
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To the Patrons Of the Appeal.
GEN. PIkE

Has become EaitOI-in-Chisf Of the paper IL
circulation con,inses to increase rapidly. As
an iadusemsnt to those who deairs 70 prOnl0to
the interests OF this ven known Southern
journal. we ossr the following terms Of sub
s~,rtution to subscribers or clubs for the
WEEKLY -
o. co.v o-xyn 90
To CLUBso or Txs Or HoRz, EAcH,--- 4 80
ToCLUBs OF TwssrT OF MoRE, EAcH- . 90
II win mus be sen that a person getting mp
a e,ub of twenty win realize twenty dollars for
their trouble. or. II they prefer ii. receive
tusuty-nvs copies for one hundred dollars.
me WEEKLY. which is issued every Thursday.
win contain an the important news pubnshed
in the DAILY paper. as wen as the leading eat-
torials, with a Masonic columns, under tbs special
supervision of Gen. ALHEar PIKE. sOusr=gn
Grard conssnaadr Of he Sapreme couneR
he Southern Jsutsdseaon Qf ne Ua'ed ssass'
our frisnds ars earnestly requested % aid
and assist Us in Dur new undsrtakins
address an communication to
JEO. S. G. HOGAN 8 CO,
Appeal OHce.
Msmpnis, Teansssee.
p s-Rsmittances by Eprez OF PostoGes
Money Orders. may Bsssnta at our risE Foany
yin mai q specimen copy OF the wEzk1r
ArrEAL nee. is E&Co-
BEzPHzs, TzSs., Feb. /. 1857.
4 IL persons indebted TO BUESER a HUND@
"a USE viii please catL q settle thetr
/ acrounIs. and those who have elaims aEaints
them viii present their olAs Eithin twenty
L. aave frCm0nraH E
cHAS a. DAMMANN, Receiver
mill nj No. t8H Main street,
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GOT AwAy.-A negro girl named
BelIe Thomas was up before Mr.. Justice
Black, on Tuesday, charged with steal
ing some clothing, the property of her
EMPLOYER. She was convicted of the
THEFT and ordered to be placed in prison.
The officer started with her, but Belle
managed to get away from him, and has
not beaD heard of since.
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HYDROPHoBIA.-Although this is not
the season for dogs to 90 mad, according
10 ths calendar, still they get q little up
roarioas someGDes. Yesterday Of
the canine species went Up Ffhird street.
biting at several persons. In p&ssSnS
John c. Creighton's Office he bit a child
in the arm. Constable c. N. Martin,
who happened to be standing by sho'
the dog 40 there is no more danger from
thai source. "KeqUieseat purp."
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IN Offering OUR BIrTERS 70 tie southern
II Public, We have 20 hesitancy Ia as1erung
their superiority over any northern prcdnc-
ton IN our markets. In their dsyisement they
are purely S7utlisrn compounded with a
special sdapttude 70 TIE vGhsus types or
stomzeic arrangements prevalent IN cur
climate.
II is gentle stimulant to the system AFTER
undergoing a severe illness.
II Is a cure for Dyspepsia
II assists Digestion.
heurss Diarrhea and Cholera MorbuH.
II Is a preventive for ChiIIs and Fsvers.
II Ia an invaluable companion for persons
travelling at ali seasons OF the year.
It's a HozE enterprise, and possesses true
merit
- Sold everywhere
G. II. EBBERT q CO..
Sole Proprietors
febi0 tf memnhFs- Tenn
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CITY MATTERS.
MIssIssIppI md Tennessee RaIlrOad.

AERIyE; DEPART
New orleans Express. $50 pm. 445 pm
petasy5Ile Accomo'n--.le:35 &ib "
feb24 C.P. OAKLEY, Gen. Ticket z
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Lolita AT THE GREENLA~. r rms
chsrming young versatile actress con
tinues to draE at the Greenlaw Opera
house nightly. Last night Irish As80-
rance and yaabee Modesty With IAN,
The GOOD For Nothing, Lolita appearing
in both pieces. The house was filled
With an enthusiastic audience, and the
little Pet was called bHore the curtain
and made 81 appropriate speech. To
night will be presented the interesting
/ drama, Female Detectipe The perform
anee concluding with the farce entitled
| jenny Lind.
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Second Street Business Rropery.-This
morning, at II O'Clock, Monsarrat q
Montgomery viii sell, st auction, that
valuable property situated on q north
east corner Of Second ana AdaH2s streecs:
Parties who would secure one q tne cssl
business locations Ia the city OF Enp
wonld inyeat their money in 8 profitable
vav. will do well to attend this sale.
title to thig property indispgtAbie, and
sale positive.
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DIR. HUNTER may be consulted
at No. 2f7 Second street, Adams block
corner Of Adams and Second streets, on
all diseases embraced in his Speciality as
catarrh, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma,
consumption, and heart diseases, TO
which branch of his profession he has
long devoted his exclusive attention. AS
he will remain in the city only q few
weeks longer, those who desire to consult
him should do so at once. mch261w
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Hsolth is More Precious than God F!
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after cure. Office, 2Os Main streets
m~ar6daWly
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voR NEW ORLEANS.

'RBGUrAR NEW ORLEANs AND LOUIS
TTILE PACKET
w. vtek.burw and New Orleans.
= ouEavrrIE --.Ros maatsr
rbia supers messenger steamer Ia
VIII leave As above &
THIS DAY, 18th inst. at 5p-m-
I LARRY aARMsTAp& co. Agents.
Cerner Nain and Madison SITS. or
mnes It City Wharf boat. aeot Monroe 81
.-WFNPHIs AND Nav ORLEANS LINE
- v~fekshurr. NafeheE and New or.
leans.
The magnificent steamers
ReBE. Z. Ike AND 6EN. aBITAAa'
WI leave Memphis Is above on N
averg alternate W EDN E5DA E
SAN. III SHOCK
IAN pnasengar Agent
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Great Attraction Spring Opening Of
Millinery and Fancy Goods Miss
Doherty via have her grand opening
on Thursday, March %. She is glad to
inform her friends that she has this sea-
son imported her goods direct from Paris.
She has engaged the services of the first
class miIliners from the celebrated estao-
lishments of Madame Virot and Mad
anne Laurie, Is Rue de Ia Paise, Paris.
Miss Doherty feels that with her I'M
mense stock, and facility for increasing
the same, she can please the most ias-
tidious. maria st.
n. B.-New goods received per every
French steamer.
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PERsoNAL.-We were yesterday
pleased to meet in OU sanctum g. r
Jones, Esq, of that sprightly paper the
Clarion, published in Jackson, Miss.
He is now on a business visit to this city.
The Clarion is the official journal Of the
state. We commend Col. Jones and his
/ psper to our business community.
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MIsINFoRMED.-We stated in yester'
day mornings issue that the lecture OF
rabbi Tuska" was well ATTENDED, etc.
Not being able to be present ourselves,
we relied on a friend, who gave rs the
information. A goodly number was
present, but by mutual consent the de-
livery Of the lecture was postponed till
next Tuesday night, when it will surely
come OF. This is the first time we have
been taken in by such information, and
we will take good care that it shall be
the last.
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4 Large Stock of new silks ana sliK
poplins, etc, in all colors, at MACK BROS
& Bohm, POI Main street. MARI Nv
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Ladies' Patent Breast Protectors, st
Moffattis.
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Coal-Bigley, MeIlersh & Co, No. 81
Jefferson street, have spendid Plttsourg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-u
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The HCofFee Brown" Hat st the
Memphis Hat Company, 26S Main street.
opposite Court square. mhze 81
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Neug Buttons, elegant styles, at J. g.
Moffattis.
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F. SIMPSON & Co.-The card Of the
above well known firm appears in our
advertising columns. They were en-
gagged for many years in business in Phil
/ adelphia, and are too well acquainted to
our dealers throughout this state and
Arkansas to require any commentator
at our hands. Everything in their line
can be furnished by them at as favorable
prices as any house in New York.
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FHR WAFER- WORKS.
The Commissioners Organize
and Elect officers.
Important Resolutions, Etc.

The board of water-works commis-
~sioners, nominated by the mayor ana
approved by the aldermen, have gone
vigorously to work, in the spirit which
might have been expected from the
members. not only from the FACT
that they were large property holders,
Int were heightened gentlemen who had
| the hest interests of their fellow-eitizens
At heart. They met on Monday last at
the office of w. B. GreenIaw, on Second
street. All the members were present
Col. w. r. Hunt was unanimously eiec-
ted president. and Col. ]. ]. Murphy,
secretary and treasurer. The board al
iourned and met ct the same place yes
tardav. at three O'Clock PM when
there were present w. R. Hunt presi-
dent; J.. ]. Murphy, secretary and treas
urer: w. B. Greenlaw, Chas. Jones, Jno.
Overton, IT., D.. Panty and r. d. Bangh'
The meeting was called to order by the
rrasident. The minutes Of the last
meeting were read and approved when
the following resolution was offered
Resolped. That the president n two
members of the board, Charles Jones
and John Overton, jr., are hereby auInor-
lied to visit the several cities TO examine
tbe water-works and sewerage system,
and employ a competent engineer on sucn
terms and conditions as may seem Dest
to them. =.
The motion was, after some slign'
discussion, adopted.
On motion of the secretary, Col. ~
Mummy. a committee of three, consist
ing of r. D. Baugh, d. Panty and W.
b. Greenlaw, esqs., were appointed 70
~nrepare rules and regulations for the
government of the meetings Of the
hoard. On molten the board adjourned
We may be allowed to say
that, this important matter is in
the hands of gentlemen who have large
interests at stake, and will no doubi
bring it to q successful issue, "a con-
summation most devoutly to be wished
for.n As a board OF water commission
ers they are a good selection; oettel
couId not have been made, and the eltl
zens v them gratitude for having un'
dertaken this work, which cannot ou'
nrosper under their management.
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The WCoffee Brown" Hat 81 b
Memphis Hat Company, 269 Main street.,
opposite Court square mhze 81
Ne1g furniture and new cane seat
chairs at auction this morning, 81 99
am, 1886 Main street, by Cayeei Graft
Co..
The finest and latest styles Of Hats ct
the Memphis Hat Company, 10y Nam
street. mnzo Of
P~awn6roker's Sale Of unredeemed
pledges will be continued this morning
by w. II. Passmore d Co.
The late style of gentlemeD's dress
Hats at the Memphis Hat Company, 269
Main street npss y
Memphis, Tenn, March q, ls67.-If
MI. Michael Burke, school visitor elect
! from the fifth ward, will allow rs to use
his name for magistrate of the fourteenth
| civil district, he will be elected.
mb2S q MANY VOTERS.
.sorsno aaaaaa, new and warranted;
\ slsa. four wagons, Tobacco Of differeBt
brands. and a fine lot OF smoking to-
| baceo FOR sale st auction, this morning,
al The Arcade, 39G Main street. Sale
opens at 81 am, by Cayee, Craft 4 Co.
The French glaretn Hat at 2ss
hain street, Miller : Leldyis AepppAil
Hat Company. mn-
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n. Blowing 20 engagements elsewhere, DIT
BERNHARDT will ee able to remain here bu'
ashort time Cniy, fehN ~
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IONNFRCIAL Bank OF den
4 Madison and Main stree.e -
ERANKLLS, IL InTe ef5sPson and Front streets.
7 s Nsijo1aI BanE, IA Madison street
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ron wHrrE RTVER.

.REGVLAR MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
PICKET 1M
F0r Helena. Delta. Frtar's Point, sun
daWer. Iacoaia. Carson 81 ConcOrdla, Aouth
White River, Indian Bay. st. Charles,
Davals Blu and Augusta.
This slaRant passenger steamer -0
will leave H. ~
SATURDAY, s0th inst. At 5 pm.
LEVY MILLER, Agents,
-noQ "a -aa 81 Madison street
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TOBACCO THIEvEs-NegrOes gener-
ally love the Virginia weed, and are
prone TO steal the same when it cannot
be procured honestly. A cast occurred
Yesterday morning, wherein two Of the
sable brethren confiscated two caddies
of the pressed, the property Of Messrs.
Ferguson & Cordes. They were pursued
bv the gentlemen in blue, but not caught
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FoR V

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
RKGULAR MEnPg5a ASB ARKANSAS
RlYER EACKHT-U. s. NAL.
FOR aeEena, NapaIeon. pine Bluff and
Little Rock
This superb passenger steamer S
will leave as aboveen ~
SATURDAY, 30th inst, at ) pm,
JAMES I. BOURNE 4 co, Agents.
mb9s I'd 80 y Jefferson street.
PEgUTAR ssEBPHR AMI ARKANSAS
RIVER PACKET-U s. NAIL.
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
master
This elegant passenger packet 81
viii leave ~
FRIDAY, 2sth inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co, Agents
Corner Main and Madison Eta, OF
mhZ7 81 City Wharf boat, DOS Monroe 81.
FOR LOUISVILLE.
REGUL4R MENPRB AED LOUISVILLE
PACKET
For CnirO and Louisville.
King master
This splendid passenger steamer -
VIII leave for the above on 80
THIS DAY, 9sth inst, al 5 pm.
LEVY n MILLER agents
mhsS Ii No. * Madison street.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS
PACKET.
For Cairo and Louisville.
EMPIRE Hicks King master
This spiendid passenger steamer 0
will leave Is above ~
THIS DAY, ssh INST, at 5 pm.
". LAY JOHNSON. Agent,
mhQs Star wharf boat.
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Ne49 furniture and new cane seat
chairs at auction this morning, at 50
am, 1886 Main street, by Csyee, Graft z
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EnmOns q Son, Ne. 10 Jefferson
street, have received the London Art
Journal, DeBow's Review, Hours al
Home, Old Guard, Monthly Waverlyi
LIE Bon Ton, Demorests Mirrer OF Fash
ion, Riverside Magazine, London so
eiety, and American Miscellany. Also
the Clipper, Wilkes Spirit, Boys AND
Girls Weekly, Irish People, Irish Amer
lean, Funniest kind Of Plum, q dal'
lies from everywhere.
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- oPTTcAIa -
IOVERFoN HOTEL,
M. BERNHARDT
OPTIcfAH AND OcULlST
of Berlin. Prussia.
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.
Australian CRYSTAL.
SPECTACLES.

The only perfeet Lens in existence.
Superior 90 any other I'm use--eon-
Nsruetsd In accordance with the science
and philosophy of nafare sn the pc.
euIInr form OF
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The finest and latest styles Of Hats ct
the Memphis Hat Company, S6s Nam
street. mhZo 81
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GROCERIES, AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
JIMMIE a BUCKHAM, 500 Main street
COY ALDEN 8 MCCRAE, Front street
ECaOOLFTELD q HANNAUER, 20 From
- street
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Latest Styles of dress trimmings, laces
and embroideries, at Mack Bros. q
Bohm, 26I Main street. mara Ivy
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
TOODYEAk, d. F., $40 Second street.
nENKERT, ANDREW, lO Main street
NTARD, r. D. CO, 40 Main street
UTAKD 4 LEGUEBE, corner Main and
w Adams street
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PEOPLES Bank OF Tennessee Il MaosoD
&EVTEGs Bank Of Memphis, 24 Main street
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P~aUn6roker's Sale Of unredeemed
pledges will be continued this morning
by w. H. Passmore 4 Co.
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The 0FYehen Glaretn Hat st 26a
Main street, Miller = Leldyis AePpAis
Hat Company. NM 81
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A cZerqgman fRev. J.. MeMurrayl,
writing from Halifax, N. S., says :
aHaving suffered several years with
throat affection, to which clergymen are
especially subject, and having used va
rious remedies, 1 have pleasure In giving
nv testimony as to the relief / have had
ia the discharge OF my Sabbath lsbors
rom the use of Browns Bronchial
Troches.i They have been q great
comfort. Others to whom / have re-
commended them have used them with
advantage" For coughs and colds, the
Treches are equally e~fflcacious.
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NeD Hoop Skirts, at J. G. Moffatt's,
consisting of the Petite, BalulerOrd Nom
pareil, New Era, PAasquil and the Lady
of the Lake in, scarlet taps.
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The late style of gentlemen's dress
Hats at the Memphis Hat Company, 269
Main street. mh2s "
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- N.t5o1sI Ra1E. Is Maln sIFsst
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7 EVETT, JOS. q %, so Nam street
ITERTNER q CURTIS, 2s Main street
TFT6KLE- SMITH s RAGLAND' 's NA
NJ street
DEILLY, il, 20 Front street.
mFRRY a MITCHELL. SO Main street
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GKY0so savings Institutions Is Madison
4H9MF TnsuTsnoe and Trust Company u
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M Ans BANKERS.

17T7zTys' Union Bank, y Madison street
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MATTERS.

Amber and Crystal FFinges, at J.
Moffattis.
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Spying MHjnery.-The Misses Quin-
Ian. corner Of Main Snd Jefferson streets,
have received a large and elegant stock
of millinery goods, comprising the latest
atvles and novelties Of the season. which
thew offer at the lowest market rates.
I Ladies win consult their interest by
giving them q call before purchasing
elsewhere. They also pay particular
attention to dress making. mh2s q E
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Has become Ea-itosin-ohisf Of the paper it,
circulation cOH,inses to Increase rapidly As
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C9TTOS FACTORS ISB COMMISSION.
=. s9F SHEP- NJ, 800 Front street.
T0R0NNA, \, $50 and 1861 Exchange
Building.
COLEMAN, WILLIAMS 8 CO., - Front
- street
WARBURG, EDWARD, 2S Front street
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would be liable to Overrun any esti-
mate of the expense yet made.
MIR. Gibson said some members would
draw Il great deal more than others.
Mr.. Bee suggested that the Sergeant
alarms be allowed to furnish no one
member more than ten dollars worth
of stamps.
The suggestion was accepted by Gen.
lightburn aS an amendment to his sub
stitute.
The vote was taken on the substitute
and it was rejected, and the question
occurring on the original resolution, it
was adopted.
Mr.. McWhorter offered resolution,
which was agreed to, raising commits
tee of five Ito include the Speaker of the
House) to revise the rules of the House.
Mr.. Fleming moved to reconsider the
resolution providing for Committee
Clerks, with n view of having the COM
Pensation reduced from four dollars to
three dollars per diem. He thought
probably it had been adopted under a
mIsapprehension.
Mr.. Ferguson explained what the
duties of the clerks would be, and said
he thought if the House wanted the
committees to have capable clerks the
compensation was not too large.
The motion to reconsider was lost.
Mr.. Ferguson announced that meet
ing of the West Virginia Wool Growers
Association was called at the rooms of
the City Council at half past II o'clock,
and that a cordial invitation to attend
had been extended to the members of
the Legislature.
The House adjourned.
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TOPLANrERs ANDFAKMERs.

THE LODI MANUFACTURING Company.
Established since 1870, having the exclusive
control OF all the night soil of New York
city, offer for sale, EIclusiTeiyJor Cash, a new
Double Refined POudrette,
Warranted free from impuriiy and rubbish
which they will sell for Twenty-Five Dol
lars per Ton, delivered on board of vessel in
New York city. This article, which is null
verified as fineas flour, has no equal for Corn,
cotton ana Tobacco, and is equal to No. Pc
IuNian Guano in the proportion of two lbs
Tor one OF Gnano, and better than the best
brands OF Super-Phosphates, pound for
This is Just the thing for those who will
have coarser article at Twenty Dollars per
Ton. Samples sent by mail, free on recent
of cent stamp. Send tor pam phlet, and be
convinced. "
Address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany,' 66 Courtlandt street. New York.
Rocky MOUNT, EDGECoNBE CON-.
OIr. James Il. DeY,
SIR: In reply to your inquiry of the Ie-
suits OF our experience in the use OF your i'm
years Cotton Crop, We would beg leave TO
say that the present season has been one
quite unfaVOraOle to the action of all fertlIi-
Asrs. .SercTut Kinds Of AdTlIreS Lrere used 6y
~, with the exception Of your POuClrettc with
ntLe or no effect TO the crop. Where the Pou-
dreNe tcGS applied ii care uS near a hair bale
more per acre, and caused the Cotton to OpeJ.
much earlier, and we would therefore rec3rn-
mend the same as concentrated manure.
lor the g rowth OF Cotton, as well as improve
ment to the soil
Yours very respectfully,
HENRY p. STULTS ( BRO
NOVEMBER 18th, 1855. Ian9-Gwd
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Union City Ticket.
Union Nominations for Council.

FIRST WARD.
FTr,t Byaneh-J. c. Van Fossen.
!SecaFld Branch Matthew w Miller, Caleb
SyIves, ThOs. Gray and u. ]. Dutiield.
SECOND WARD.
FYrSf Branch-E. NJ. Norton.
!SseDItd BrGncL-GeOrge h. Cartwright and
Thomas r. Beans
THIRD WARD.
FfTSt Rrunch-SamT LaughlIn.
Second BrIncIs-I. II. Williams, w. Il. Simp-
son, John Frsw, y. ]. Harry.
FOURTH WARD.
E'irSf BroDIch-J. a. MetcalE
SecO,ICi Brdnch-L. f. Hanson, j. +. McDer-
mot, =. q. stevens, Jacob Morris and Thomas
McSeeIy.
FIFTH WARD.
First BrnTIeh-I.Ot II. Joy.
Second BTdnch-John +. ArbenZ, Samuel r.
HiIdrsth. Ed Hornbrook and Christian
Smith.
SIXTH WARD.
First Branch-A. q Robinson.
SscOHd BTunch-Phtlip Schelie, X. W..
Mcclellan and =. McVRy.
SEVENTH WARD.
First BrGIIch-'Fhos. j. Blair,
ISecoHi BrdHch-wm. q. BatteIle.
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1psttaI gpttres.
LUNG RALsAM

AIsI.ELN = I.I Nc IN I1SlAI
Is warranted to break up the most trouble
some Cough in an incredible short time.
There is no remedy that can show more evil
dence OF its merits, than this BALSAM, for
curing CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS, AsrH-
Ma, GROUP, ETC.
Physicians having CONSULTATIVE patients
and having failed to cure them by their own
prescriptions. should not hesitate TO prescr be
this remedy, it has cured cases when all 9TH
er remedies have failed.
Consumptives, do not despair because all
the remedies that you have tried have failed
BUT TRY THIS GREA REMEDY
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