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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-08

ONE OF THE BEsT.-The house o.
Wormeiey, Joy & Co., cotton factors and
commission merchants, No. $40 Front
street, is one OF the InOst firm and well
established houses in Memphis. Fol
years they have enjoyed the confidence
Of a Sarge number of our country friends,
and are again in the field as bright and
fresh as ever. Their New Orleans house,
conducted by w. s. Picket a. Co., gives
them increased facilities for conducting
the cotton business. See their card in
another column.
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Memphis 6 Little Rock B. R.

on AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY lG, 1897
" trains win leave H~OPEFIEBD at an ar
irving at Ten Nile Bayou at Sis am. Return
ing-Leave Ten Mile Bayou At 52U pm and
arrive at Hopedsld az 6.5 pm
On TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS q train
VIII leave Ten Mile Bayou at $50 a-m-t arriving
At HOpedeld at &5 am. Returnlng-Leays
Hopeheld at 4 pm and arrive a. Ten Nile
Bayou al Sis pm
The Round Trip FROM Memphis, 81 80.
The Ferryboat NEVADA VIII make close
connection with all trains
j. L. MEIGS,
iyl6 Chfer Engineer.
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DR. c. WILLIAMS BaIsam of wild
IL Cherry and Wood NRptha. a speedy
and positive cure for Consumption, in Its early
stages, before this fell diseaseshas advanced too
far, and a certain cure FOR Pneumonia, Asthma,
Splitting OF Blood, Night Sweats, Husky Throat,
Wasting Of the Flesh, bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, PalpitaLoA Of the Heart, Loss of
strength, CItaFrhs, Pleurisy, WhOOping Cough,
pllacult Breathing, and all diseases of the
Che I and Lungs, together witt all the affec-
tons which predispOse the above named COM
plants.
At the commencement o. the war the manu-
facture of this highly popular remedy was
necessarily suspended. The proprietor and in
ventor has made arrangements 70 Te~sntroduee
IL again extensively throughout the Southern
states, and relies gPon the patronage Of his old
friends anA customers for a renewal of the IA
voFs heretofore extended to him. Those who
are not acquainted with this aluable and sci
entinc preparation, are referred to the pamph-
let's to be procured from agents.
Sold by all Druggists in Memphis, Tenn, and
throughout the Southern States. auD
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MEMPHIS COLLEGE, on Beal street,
has three large and well ventilated school
rooms, reftted and furnished. The pri-
mary department occupies a room forty
five by twenty. 1t is under the imme-
diate charge of jackson P. Crews, a fine
scholar and experienced teacher. BOYS
are taken in this department at any age
or advancement at four dollars per
month. The number OF pupils in this
room will not exceed twenty-five, and
devoted attention will be given to their
advancement. The junior department
occupies q large room, clean and well
furnished. 1t is under the immediate
charge of Col. John g. Dupree, A. NJ. He
is a graduate of Alabama University, and
one of the best linguists and accom-
plished teachers. The terms in
this department are six dollars a
month. The senior class will Oecup
a separate, large room, and will be taught
by DIR. Ford, LII D., who will asO super
intend all the departments. Another
professor Of eminent abilities will be
added so soon as the scholarships will
Justify. Lectures will be given to the
classes in natural sciences with the use of
q fine apparatus, illustrating those
studies. Surely the citizens of Memphis
and the friends of education should en-
courage this bold and well begun effort
to establish in this city q thorough and
commanding institution of learning,
which may be brought, by the chespness
of tuition, within the reach of all.
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No arsenic, or any other poison, enters
into the composition of the Texas Tonic
Syrup. 1t is purely vegetable, and never
fails to cur the most obstinate case Of
ehills. We hsve known one single bottle
to cure two or three cases.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE.
Sole Proprietors.
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING \
"A yestment The plantation is known as the
town OF Lake Bluff" on White river Ark X
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, containing between four and i've
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
Us feet above the late overflow, the remainder
heavily timbsred, together with the whole OF
half interest in a NEW STEAM SAW MILL.
forty horse power Engtne, Blacksmith's Shop,
Carpenters Tools, Wagons and all necessary
sppurtenances for running the same. There Is
a fine Mansion with niue rooms, a Cistsrn, tcs-
pacity sou g~allOnF) three Cabins, q Warehouse,
two good Wood Yards, and the best landings
on the river. The above viii De sold at low hg-
ures and on easy terms. For further particu-
lars address Mr.. NJ. L. H
nEuA ~ ApnaoT na7n.
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Leddin's Business CoHege.-This in
stitution offers superior inducements to
youth desiring tc secure a thorough Eng
iish and Mathematical education. This
department Is under the care of Mr..
Worley, an able and experienced teacher.
1t is the design to receive boys not under
eleven years of age, and give them such
instruction as will fit them for the prac-
teal duties Of life.
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EXCURSION TO LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.
In order to afford our citizens the oppor-
tunity of visiting Lookout Mountain,
the Memphis and Charleston railroad
will issue excursion tickets, commencing
September 18th, from Memphis and all
stations on the railroad, to Chattanooga
and return, for fare one way. Tickets
good during the month of September,
allowing the excursionists to lay owe at
any points on the line, and return within
that period. Fare from Memphis to
Chattanooga and return, SIT; omnibus
rare from Chattanooga to the top of the
Mountain and return, SO. The grand
gathering Of parties from Nashville,
Knoxville, Atlanta, ETC., will be on top
of Lookout Mountain on the 18th and
18th of September, and the train from
Memphis for that occasion will leave
here at s O'Clock on the evening of
the 10th.
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MEMPHIS Boat CLUB.-Much interest
is being felt by the lovers Of aquatic
sports in the coming boat race, which is
to take place on the 2lst. The following
gentlemen have been appointed Judges
Admiral Raphael Semmes, Geo. Melersh,
Capt. Parker, Jonathan Rice and Larry
Harmstad. A sharp contest is looked
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SENT UP.-Stesling oil is not q very
profitable business, especially when the
culprit happens to get caught. So
thought Jack Smith yesterday, when
Mr.. Justice Miller sent him to jail to
await the action Of the grand jury. The
case was so clear against Jack that in
Justice no other course could be pursued.
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Notice to the TfGde.-Just received a
very large and choice assortment Of Sta
pie and Fancy Stationary, selected by Mr..
Henry Cohen in the principal European
cities. 507 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Septemter. 1867. sep6-2W
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Manufactured by KAVANAGH q DECKER
and Patented Dec. Is, lS3j. tSee Scientific
American, Vol 10, No. IL
Il il the only Cushion that possesses ali the
qualities essential 10 a Perfect Cushion. It il
the most elastic aud most durable Cushion evel
offered 20 the billiard playing public, as is
abuDUauly proven by the great demand for il
since its Introduction. The peculiarly whfc1
distinguishes the Cat-Gut Cushion and render,
Il superior TO all Others, is the frightened cord d
cat-gut which Overlies the lace and edge or the
rubber anC running the full length OF the
into the rubber and jumping nom the table
The addition Of th5 caJgut cord also adds
much 20 The elasticity Of the Cushion.
The Cat-Gur Cushion has already been ap-
piled to over 100 tables, which are IN constant
use. Il can be applied to tables Of any make,
for SIS per set
Kavausgh q DeckeT's Factory, at the corner
O. Centre ana Caual streets, n. Y, is the most
complete OF its kind in the world. The ma
chinery is OF the most improved character, the
lumber drying room the largest in the United
states, the material used the best that can be
purchased, and the WOrkmen thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and Trimmings, all
OF the bet make, constantly on hand.
Kaysnagn & Decker are the only agents in
this cou ntry for Ksy's Cue Cement. adiudged
by comp etent authorities 10 be the best Cement
ever used
Full size Tables cut down for 500.
send for llust aued Price list.
kANANAGH 4 DECKER,
Corner Of Centre and Canal streets,
SeI tfe2U New York City.
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Georgia State Lottery, for the benefit
of the Masonic Orphans Home. Com
bination Glass No. IS. The following
were the drawn numbers, September Z,
1857:
2I-9-69-57-14-1O-25-52 -2O-19-4-6O-23
A q CHANDLER.
General AGENTS, No. 27 Main street, Memphis.
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RUMoRED.-It has been rumored on
the streets during the past few days that
Alderman Henry Lynn was about to re-
sign his position as alderman of the
Fourth ward. We hope the rumor is
untrue. Mr.. Lynn is well posted in city
matters, and it is to be hoped he may
serve his term out st least.
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MaHenge.-The p~roprietors of Hes
perian Fills, the sure cure for Ague,i u
challenge the world to produce a more
e~ficacious and harmless remedy for
Ague. Hesperisn pills never fail to cure
even the worst cases of Ague and Fever.
Price only 81 90, at Ward & LeGuere's.
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RAILROADS
Election for Directors
-OF THE-
and Charleston 3. &. Co.

THE Stockholders In the Memphis and
4 Charleston Railroad Company are notified
that the annual election for nine Directors OF
aid Company villa be held at the once Of ths
Company in Memphis, Tenn, and HUNTSVILLE
Der, 1867.
stockholders will be passed free for one cay
before and until one day after said election,
upOn exhibiting their certificates % stock 10
au9n N eagfv and Trea4r.
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o. 7. PRESCOTT & CO.-Who is IL
that has lived in Memphis a fortnight
that has not heard Of this firm? They
are known far and wide, and are gentle
men of integrity, worth and enterprise,
and enjoy the confidence, in the highest
degree, Of the mercantile community. 1t
is only necessary TO say that they have
received their fall stock of lamps, oils,
ETC., and occupy their old etand on JEFF
ferson street, between Main and Second.
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PATENT
A TR O A OF

-
We want men everywhere to study their owN
INTEREST. The light TO manufacture and sci
the Patent Aurora OIL in a single county vii
make more money 10 the purchaser in three
mouths than the largest farm IN your State
viii make in a whole year. The Aurora Oh
actually costs less b One-half the price OF
Coal OIL, and the illuminating power OF the
Aurora OIL is as much superior to the Coal OIL
as the CoaI Oil is to a talOw candle, and is
no MoRE explosive than a tallOw candle. ANY
Lamp that will burn Coal Oil will burn the Au-
rora OIL. 1t does not smoke the chimney
does not smell-it will not grease or stain the
finest linen-not even white cloth. The mate
rial for its manufacture is "inexhaustible. one
man can make seventy-Hve barrels per day.
No machinery required. We viii pay your
fare TO and from the city OF Memphis and bills
while here, IL we cannot prove all, and even
more, than We have stated. A single county Is
a small fortune to the man Of enterprise, and
the right to a State Is untold worth.
ForfQrther information, call on or address
Il. &. Dewitt a Co.,
p MadisOn street, corner Main,
fyI9 Memphis, Tenn.
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BIG FREE LUNCH, at the
'TJimplecUte" Saloon, two doors
south Madison street. Center al
ley tomorrow morning, at IL
o'clock.
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LECTURE TUESDAY NIGHT.-The first
OF the second series of lectures for the
benefit of the Fanny Thurston fund, will
be delivered on Tuesday night next at
the Tabernacle, by Col. Geo. CAN'T.
Tickets for sale st the book and music
stores. Let the Tabernacle be filled on
Tuesday night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-08

RETURNED. W. WestcOtt, (of the
law firm of KRrr, Westcott Il Stahlj.
United States commissioner, No. 720
Second street, returned yesterday from a
three weeks trip to Michigan much i'm
proved ia health. He may be found at
the Office as usual.
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CHEATHAM.-Why is it that so many
people go to the Cheathsm Saloon every
morning? Because a fine lunch is set
daily, from ten to twelve O'Clock, while
John in person attends to the mixing OF
all the beverages. He invites all his
friends to call on Monday morning and
paFtake of one Of the finest lunches to be
had in the city. DON'T forget the place,
in the alley. John Myers il the agent,
and A. r. Droesher the proprietor.
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Resperidn BalDa.-No article for the
complexion has ever pleased the ladies 80
much as the peerless " Hssperian Balm.u
It is the best discovery for preventing
and curing Tan, Sunburn, Freekles, etc,
and completely takes the place of Lilly
Whites, Toilet Powders, and all other
iniurious p~reparations. y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Memphis and White River United
States Mall Line.

THE STEAMERS "COMMER- A. =
Il CIAL" and "ROWESA"
form q sEM.WEEKLY LINE between MemphI
The splendid Passenger Steamer
COMMERCIAL, . Wm.J ashford, Master,
Leaves Memphis every Tuesday at 5O'olock pm
Augusta every Friday At 10 o'clock am
SSeafeg syery frta9y 40 o'clock I'm.
Des arc every Saturday Al 8 O'Clock a M
puyailis Biun every Saturday at R
The elegant Passenger Steamer
ROWENA, : . John B. Davis, Master,
Leaves Memphis every Saturday at 5o'elock D m
" West Point every Monday Al 5 o'clk ON
" J~aeksonport every Tuesday at 10
" Augusta every Tuesday at O'Clock pm
" Des Arc every Wednesday at 9 o'cIk am
" Duyall's Bun every Wednesday at
These boats have been thoroughly repaired
and redtted expressly for the trade, and, hav-
ing the Mail Contract for -Four Years, passen-
gers and shippers can rely upon their re-
naming in the trade permanently, and are the
only bOats having a connection with the trains
at Duvall's BluH for Little Rock and Hot
Springs. These are the only boats authorized
10 sell Through Tickets via Railroad from Du-
yalIs Blun TO Little Rock, Hot Springs, WASH
ington, Arkadelphia, Rockport, Camden,
Princeton, Tulip and fort smith. Time
through 10 Little Rock f3 hours. Sixty pounds
Baggage allowed by Stage Company TO each
passenger.
Passengers FOR Northeastern Texas and South
ern Arkansas VIII hud this the most reliable
Through Tickets.
A good light draft steamer viii be run
in connection with these packets from Augusta
and JacksOnport. making two trips per week.
to ~PocahOntas on Black river.
Tickets sold for all Of above Points on bOayd
boats, or by
2b2 Front street.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Sup't,
memphis and White River U. :. Mail Line.
aug ~
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Memphis and White River
REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET.

nHE steamer JOHN S. McCUNE a.
viii leave Memphis EVERYE
at 5 O'Clock p.m., commencing
SSnfe,nher the 5th, connecting 1T Duvalls
RIpfS erery Saturday morning with Railroad
lain to Little Rock, arriving st pesArc at II
$780, Augusta at l0p.m-, Grand Glaze sum
- ~norn}ne ,iacksOnpIrt Sunday at u o'clock
n. The McCune being very light drait, viii be
able to go through to Sa oS 2n and Paro-
queue DAH VI Jay JOHNSON,
.a LARRY HARMSTAD, Agents,
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GONE To HIS REST. james gilbert
son, of the first Louisiana cavalry, died
in this city on Friday, at the Commercial
hotel. His disease was what is termed
hasty consumption. He, with his wife
and brother, arrived here a few days
since on their way to his home in New
Orleans, but on account Of his extreme
illness, were unable to proceed further F;
the fiat had gone forth and "his spirit
returned to the God who gave it." Lieut..
Culbertson was a brave soldier, and
fought all through the war, where, by
he contracted the disease which
proved fatal. His wife and brother, with
the remains, left for New Orleans the
same night by the Miss. q Tenn. rail-
road.
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FOR VICKsBURG.

Regular Memphis and vieksburg Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena, Fria.'s Point, Napoleon,
Eunice, 6aines Landing, GreenvIlle,
Lake Providence and
Vlcksburg.
ST. PATRICK. ---..... John ]. Edison. master
So This fine steamer will resume her place
in the VicksourS trade Just as soon as her re-
auo 'H NJ PYNE.
atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company
u. S Mail.
For VIcksburg, Eatchez and New Or
This splendid packet will leave @
as above, on -
THIS DAY, sth inst, at 6 pm.
LARRY HARMSrAD & CO, Agents.
Corner Main and Madison sts., or
ses 1t City Wharf boat, foot Monroe st.
Regular Men phis and vicksburg Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena. FrsRr's Point, Napoleon,
Eunice, Gaines Landing, G~reenyilIs,
Lake Providence and
NicksDufg.
ST. PATRICK -...-.........JOh J. Edison, master
This splendid passenger steamer IN
will leave as above -
TUESDAY, 10th inst, at JPN.
LARRY HARMsTAD q co, agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets or
seS2 q City Wharfboat foot Monroe ST.
Regular Memphis and Vicksburg Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena, Friar's Point, Napoleon,
Eaniea, Gaines Landing, Green
willie, Lake Providence,
and VieksbuFg.
PATRICR.~-~..--.Joha ]. Edison, master
This new and elegant passenger -
steamer leaves on ~
TUESDAY, September 10th, at 5 pm.
VINsON & DONAHUE, Agents,
SIS 2t % Front street.
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INTENTION RIsTILLERs.-

ATfESTIOK BISTLLLERg.-NeE stills
huilt 10 order and Second Hand Stills
for sale st HOilenberg 3 OerteI's, Copper
smiths and Sheet Iron Workers, No. 3IG
Second street. Steamboat work prompt
iy attended 10. jy5 dRwtf
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Mo material which has ever been discovered
IN has effected greater benefits in the hOnse-
hold economy han
McGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.
It is a labor saving invention. as well as an in
aluable remedy in Scurvy. Scald Head. Erup.
ions Of The skin ana Piles Dandruf is rH-
moved from the head, the Teeth Whltensd sud
cleans. d, Plate and Jewelry cleaned, Ste ms
~edectually removed from Carpets. Furniture.
Clothes, Paint, Nsrnish or harble, W tn the
greatest facility and without injury to the ma
Ierial. 1t is a great saving OF time and laDor
in washing clothes. il is the only known Soap
which will wash Flannels with the ease OF cot
ton or linen without fulling or shrinking. All
these important objects can beieHectsd without
injury TO the skin or the most delicate fabrics.
1t possesses no deleterious qualities whatever.
The Y9rld Is challenged 70 produce a soap
which pOasesSes so mHny valuable properties
and which Is 50 innocuOus and safe. II is a
home invention, and defes competition in any
part of the world. Il has become a necessity
in Memphis, and its use is rapidly Spreading
Throughout the South, and eventually viii ex-
tend over the Yankee states, North and South
America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceantca
Manufactured solely by G. T. Mc5tmsey, Mem
pbfs, Tenn, and sold at the folio wing places in
the city at Wholesale and retail Page q Co.'S.
Tayl9r's Drug store, Poplar street
cOrnsr Of Third and Adams Oliver &
Co.'S DeSOtO Block, MadisOl street will soon
be fOund at any respectable family grocery or
drug store. The proprietor Is determined that
its manufacture shall, keep pace with the rap
idly extending damand fOr tts use auIH
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LA RUE's Carnival MINsTRELs.-
This inimitable troupe Of negro Ministries
arrived from New Orleans Friday night,
and gave the first of three entertain
ments at the Greenlaw opera house,
last night on which occasion the hall was
comfortably filled with a highly
respectable audience 1t is so sell
dom of late, that cur people
have had the pleasure of enjoying legit-
innate anusements, hat the return of La
Rue's excellent company was hailed by
the lovers of fun, fine Emusic and mer-
riment, with joy. Happy Cal Wagner's
comicalities and trained elephant never
fails to bring down the house; while the
admirable flute solo of Mr.. Hernandez is
ppe of the gems we seldom havethe good
fortune to bear. The beautiful ballad
singing of Mr.. c. s. Fredkribks Is always
." eacored." Ned Vests clog dancing is
too well known TO need mention and the
cornet solo of Frank Bowles is worth
more than the price OF admission. The
troupe give two more performances at
the Greenlaw on Monday and Tuesday
nights, when all who desire to pass g
joyful night should not fail to attend.
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INsURANCE.-It is gratifying for US to
announce to our readers that, that old
and favorably known institution, the
DeSoto insurance company still exists,
and that its card can be found elsewhere
in our columns. One by one the old
Landmarks of Memphis appear in our
advertising columns; and it is nc less
gratifying TO greet them again, than it
is to announce to our host Of friends that
they, like the APPEAL, have survived
+" flood, fire, famine and persecution"
and that our pioneer in the insurance
business, Mr.. LOnsdale, has charge of
the business of the company. By patro-
nising home institutions we adopt the
most speedy, as well as the most effec-
tual, means Of establishing our city's
prosperity.
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Wanted as partner in the Dry Goods and
Produce Business a. MCNuJt.Sunnower county
Miss, young man OfmOral, sober, industrious
thousand dollars, TO equal the other interest.
McNutt is a good point for a cash business OF
$1,000 to $1,000 ten u twelve thousand dol
lars sales annually, with q hattering prospect
Of the business Increasing every year. I have
a good storehouse, and The only stand in The
place. Immediate application is desired. Ad.
dress. THOS. X. NELSON,
auJ- pv MeNutt. Miss.
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To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to report any
Irregularities in the delivery of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to collect inscriptions
ED. MANSFORD,
SuDt. of Circulation.
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The "JimIpIeculG" Saloon,
Center alley, two doors south
Madison street. sets tomorrow
morning as III o'clock. the largest
and grandest Free Lunch ever
offered 10 the lovers of good eat
ing.
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REWARDS.
X 4 d

&sJN II n " "A II
Strayed or stolen from my place, en- Horn
Lake Creek, one BAY MARE MULE, about j.
or "A hands high, has q scar on left hip. The
above reward viii be paid TO any one deliver
ing the Mule TO the farm, or 70 me al 25 vain
stree1- au2s 2w W. BENDER.
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GONE NORTH-COl. S. B. Beaumont,
superintendent Of the metropolitan po-
lice, left by steamer last night for the
north. He proposes to be absent about
three weeks.
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FIVE CENTS.

We request that our patrons viii not pay
the newsboys more than five cents a copy for
the APPEAL. It is SOLD over the counter al
thai price, and we allow the newsboys a sum
cient margin TO make a handsome profit by
selling the papers at five cents per copy.