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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-07

CHEAP HATS! CHEAP HATS !!-Mes-
sieEFs Francisco & Wiggin, matters and
turriers, sre snaesg those who are COM
PEELED to change their present lo5GtIon,
and move their goods and ehattels away
from the stand they have occupied for
ten years, 500 Main street, in the Brink
ley Block, to make room for the new
hotel " that is to be-" They are selling
out their stiles" of which they have q
vast assortment, embracing the eele-
brated qGhinese pith hat at great sac
ri6ees. They move In g few days, go
those who have shocking bad hstsn
had better improve the opportunity to
rethatch themselves at reduced prices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-07

THE KING OF PAIN.-The onslaught
on the King of Pain by the Avalanche
local, was no doubt caused by the local.
Of that paper not having anything else
to write about, as the paueity of his city
news column yesterday showed. The
point, if there is GHy, to his attempted
item, is lost in the fact that the present
liking of Pain is not the party alluded
to by the Vicksburg paper from which
he takes the grounds of his item. We
can show certificates from numerous
wsll-known citizens Of Memphis proving
the efficacy Of his medicines, if he is a
hana6ug. KING OF PAIN,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-07

Miss KATIE GnBERT.-On the occa.
sion OF the benefit of Mrs. r. P. Thomp-
son, on Friday evening, this favorite OF
Memphis appeared as Flora, F" and sang
several songs most chsrmingly. She re-
ceived the compliment of q double ca,
core, not often vouchsafed by our re-
served audiences. AS she will probably
o enter upon her theatrical career,
and we know che will win her way to
the top Of tbs ladder, we here declare
her age to be twelve years. She walks
the stage as though born to it, sings
sweetly, dances gracefully, and although
petite, has a womsn's ways. Great in
terest is felt in her success, and we shall
look out for the Communications OF the
press, which we are sure will follow her
arst engagement,
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POLICE ITEMS.

Yesterday was the dulIest day Of the
season in police circles. Justices Griffith
and Walton did not have q single State
case, while Squire Black issued only n
warrant-for Tom Porter,a ''cullud euss,"
who being a porter, thought he had a right
10 pick up "any stray trunk" that he
came across. The trunk belonged to Rosa
| Williams, a scrumptious female darkey,
who had Tom arrested and charged with
stealing. The case will be heard Mon
day.
Wiley johnson, Metropolitan police
man, was arrested on yesterday upon 9
peace warrant Issued by Judge Hunter.
1t seems that johnson has been in the
habit of knocking down, beating and
whipping 8 white woman named Lula
Morecraft, with whom he has been board
ing. Judge Hunter bound him over in
the sum OF $500 to keep the peace, and
fined him IS for tamperlng with'one of
the prosecuting witnesses. The above
conduct seemed TO be his fsvorite
pastime when not on duty.
The house of J. ]. Sinnott, Esq, on
the corner of Somerville and Union
streets, was last evening entered by bur-
glars, and about 500 worth of household
goods stolen.
Capt. Perry's condition was about
the ana last evening at 8 O'Clock.
There are no hopes Of his recovery.
There were seven arrests made up to
: o'clock by the Second District police.
The only important one on the docket
was that Of Frank Williams for having
shot officer Sweat.
There were nine arrests up to mid
night reported at the Adams street sta
ton, four of which were State cases.
The chicken coop proprietor, who
owned the nuisance to which we called
the attention Of the police yesterday,
got mad and stopped his paper. The
carrier on his route is now in convul-
sions, and it requires the strength of
two strong men to keep him from eom-
hitting slieide-the result Of despair at
losing his cdstom two bits q week.
There are but three men on the SAM
tary Police, and they have the whole
city and its suburbs and environs to look
after. Their " beats" extend from the
limits Of Chelsea, north, 10 Fort Picker
ing, south, and from one mile beyond
the Charleston depot, east, to the river.
The names of those connected with this
most arduoUs branch of the police SER
vice, are Sergt c. D. Smith, Mr.. Har-
rington, clerk, and Messrs. Jas. Cusick,
J. w. Dwyre and J. D. Cox. We pro-
pose to give this branch Of the police
service q further notice soon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-07

BRING IT BACKI-Who that has seen
land who has mott our respected chief
perambllsting the streets, or seated in
his sspctuu, behind that huge meer-
schaum pipe Of his, has failed 10 notice
how admirably they were adapted to
each other? The pipe, q gigantic speci-
men, and Of meerschaum, the finest ever
dGs from natures purest quarry, seemed
peculiarly adapted to its august and
venerable owner. And yet this SEEM
ingly natural union has been rudely sew
cred by some scalswag, who has surrep-
Ht.ously and felOniously stolen that pipe
away, carried it Of, and left our chief
desolate-ne, notdesolate, for he has still
another-but that pipe is gone, and we
cslI upon the wretch who stole 1t to
bring it ~baek-quick, instanter, forth
with. If done Immediately he will be
forgiven, W. il pot, he will have no
quarter except a h6t onei in this world
or the next.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-07

BRINKLEY Block TO BE CON.
VERIFIED INTO A h0TEL.---We are
compelled By this change 20 re-
mOye our Retail Department, and
have. therefore, determined TO
commence Monday, Sth inst, for
two We Ks GBly, 10 Offer eur en- Ire
Stuck OF Dry Goods at greatly re-
dueed figures, ETSrT article In
me house Is marked dOWR low,
and We are ready to give pur-
chaSerS inducements for rare bar
gains. KIOE0 STIX 5 Co,
3O7 Main street,
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OPEN AIR SERvICE.-The Mission
Chapel on the cOrDerof Union street q
Pigeon Boost road, having been found
too small for the audience, the Rev. Mr.
Wltherspoon requests US to give notice
that the services viii be held to-day ID
the grove in front Of the Bennett place,
opposite the chapel. Sabbath school at
4p.m. and preaching at 5 pm. II the
weather is inclemeut the meetings will
be held In the chapel, as heretofore.
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DRUG SToRE.-We call the attention
Of our readers to the netics in our new
advertisements Of Messrs. Keasby q Co.,
druggists. These gentlemen have a
splendid assortment Of everything
in their line, and we can cheerfully
recommend them to such Of our readers
as may need their services or merchans
disc. Mr.. ]. B. Perkins, their prescrip-
ton clerk, is a veteran of sixteen years
expeFieDpe-
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LOST Or STRAYEp.-A small tan ter
rier (femsle) with q collar and lock on,
minus any name, from our store yester-
day afternoon. A liberal reward will be
paid for the return Of the same.
J. 81. LoEwENsTIEE 4 Bros,
22I Main street.
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OLls Lamps, Etc.
o. ID. Blood q Co also Stoves, S6l Main.
PA EXPR. rs.
Hand Carts, J. Lewis & Co., z5 Nam.
GALLERIES.
IA Baleh, 24s Main, up Stair.
l.. Day, SS Man, up-stairs.
sENiAG MACHINES
Grover & Baker 500 Main.
Star Shuttle, zf Second.
SEED hT0RE
4. Ward q o. AgrI I'm plemenfs Main
sADDLERY AND HARNESS,
Hubbard a Lowell, 81 Second
Case, Jr., q Co. C. n, III Nam
FkUNHs, VALINES. ETC
I. HRppeE, $50 Main.
TOBACC0EERTS.
L NeWpurger q Bro 81 Main
IhurmOnd, Foster & Co, : Mynroa
< AcEermann, $50 Front.
Edmonds Pstugrew q Co, 800 Front
Mayer, Marshuetz q Co, cor Jefsersor q -
uNDLHTAhERs. ~
J. C. Hoist q Co, so Main.
4 PAPER SIRD0W RHADRs
Marcus Jones', MY Second.
]. Grieshshs~ Ss Aafn.
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FREE LUNCH.-Vetter Dreissigacker,
of the Monroe Exchange, on Monroe
street, No. So, that a splendid
FREE LUNCH is served up by him every
morning at ten O'CLOCK. lie has the
very best Of wines and liquors in his bar,
and polite and attentive ~bar-keepers.
His lager beer, which cannot be excelled,
is only five cents g glass, except at lunch
times, when it is ten. Come one, come
ell, aud give hing 9 Gall. ie7 ct
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INTERESTING TO EVERY ONE.-Unu-
sual as the times have been, it behooves
ali to continue the practice of economy,
and when q dollsr g be saved tie OPP
portunity should not be lost. EIessrs.
Menken Bros. have several thousand
remnants Of dry goods, which they are
selling at one-fourth Of their vslues, 60
we advise everybody TO go there.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-07

ST. PATRICK's SUNDAY SCHOOL Pic
NIC.-Let not our picnic going commu-
nifty forget the delightful little entertain
ment in this line that is promised us on
Wednesday next, at the Ford place,
Chelsea. The tickets are only fifty
cent?, and every one can afford that
amount, considering the object to which
il will be applied.
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PERsoNAL.-Horsce Garth, Esq, left
yesterday afternoon for New York,
where be viii remain some weeks. We
wish him a pleasant trip and safe return.
Our Assistant Editor, Col. james B.
Marshall, leaves this afternoon for y ash
Vile, to attend the Democratic Conven-
ton, to which be was chosen q delegate.
We recommend him to the kind offices
of nj confreres of the press.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rev. I. b.
Kingsbury, Of North Carolina, VII!
preach in this church morning even
ing, at 100 am. and S pm. The oongre-
CATION will observe that the morning
services commence half n hour earlier.
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RELIEF LoDGE.-We are happy to an
nounce that this much desired Masonic
institution has at last been established
and gotten regularly to work in our
community. HeFsaffeF sll Masons who
are applied to for eleemosynary aid are
requested to apply Immediately to the
Master of any Lodge, who will take The
object into consideration, and, IL wor-
thy, furnish the desired assistance. This
arrangement has been found to work
we'll elsewhere, and will cave the Frster-
nifty st large from IN immenss deal of
trouble and.imposition.
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superintendent.

THE COMING OPERA TRoUPE.-We
are informed by Manager Thompson
that the Parlor italian Opera Troupe
will be here aud will perform on Tues
day night, instead of Wednesday, as sd.
vertised. Miss MeCulloch, the Pri1ao
donna, is an American, and lie now
making a tour Of her native country.
From ell quarters where she has sp-
peared the most enthusiastic encomiums
come to us through the press, and we
look for her advent with q great degree
of pleasurable anticipation. We viii
publish tomorrow the opera to be played
and the casts,
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LOsT.-A small nugget Of native gold
ore. 1t was in the shape Of a Leaf, end
had been worn as a bosom pin. Havi ug
become detached from the pin, it was
lost some time during Friday. A re-
ward will be paid for it il left at the AP-
PEAL lob Office.
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cold pens repOinsed at 2 Main streea

OPEN AIR SERVICE. The Mission
d chanel. corner Of Union street and
. Pigeo Roost road having been found too
: small for the audience, Rev. Mr.. Wither-
thsnoon requests us to give notice that the
I service will be held to-day in the grove
in front Of the Barnett place, opposite
4 the chapel. Sabbath school at Pm,
: and presching 1t 5 pm. II The weather
4 iuelement the meetings will D held
A. the chapel as heretofore,
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ANNUAL ExAMINATIoN-MEMpHr

ANNUAL ExAMINATIoN-MEMPHIs
FEMALE SEMINARY-ORDER OF ExER.
CIsEs.-The Senior classes viii be exam
ined on Monday, the sth inst. commence
ing at 9 O'Clock am. Junior classes on
Tuesday, the 9th Preparatory and Pri-
mary, on Wednesday, the 10th, at the
Seminary No. 100 Madison street. Pa
irons, friends and Others interested in ed
ucational matters, are cordially invited
to be present.
ANNIE d HkuE prtno,naf
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock Rail-
ROAD CoMPANY.-The Superintendent's
Office Of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Company has been removed
to Room No. l, Titus Block, Jefferson
street. JAMES w. ROBERTSON,
lw General superintendent.
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Rpv Mr.. McELaEE will preachin the
First Presbyterian Church, corner OF
PorIsr and Third streets, this (Saobath)
morning, at I03 O'Clock.
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THE REMAINS Of Mr.. James T. LIE
Guare, who was drowned while fishing
in HOpefeld lake on Thursday, were for
warded on Friday at -four o'clock pm.
to his early home in Halifax, Nova
Scotia, for intermeDt.
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: vices at the First Cumberland
Presbv. 'srian Church, Court street, at 81
nm Snn. say school at 10Y an, and
prsacbingb v Pastor Rev. L. c. Ransom,
& nm . Ts.tm : by Colonel Ed. Burke
pickett. IN which I, re young ladies and
gentlemen, especially those connected
with the Sabbath schools, ere in'i.et.
Subject-"The Bible as a l0le oi cl'ii
conduct
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STORM YESTERDAY MoRNINa.-A
high wind from the west swept owe u
city yesterday morning between the
hours Of FIVE and half-past six, doing
considerable damage to window shutters
and signs. The mostremarkable feature
Of the storm was the immense clouds OF
sand and dust which it stirred Up, and
which 1lled Ehs aif completely, reader
ing it almost, II net quite, impossible to
see across the streets, and reminding one
very forcibly of the sand storms Of the
desert, rs represented in "pieture books"
Several horses ran away, but as yet we
have not heard Of any serious accidents
reaulting theFefFom.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-07

STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Special sleeping cars viii be provided on
the Memphis and Louisville railroad for
delegates to the State Democratic Con-
vention, starting on Sunday at 4 pm,
and arriving st Nashville next morn
ing at 9 am, Wis the GAINESVILLE, 2. and
K. Railroad. Returning, the train will
leave Nashville at 3 pm, snd arrive ct
Memphis at 9:ls am, Ticket, round
trip, $12. Office, 2S74 Main street, and
at the depot. 8. b. JONES,
Superintendent.
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To TraVeIers.---Accident In
surance can be obtained Of b. P. Butler,
General Agent Of the original TraYsleEs'
Insursnse CsunpsnY, at Is Madison
street, 5000 for IS cents per day, Long
time nolinies at q large discount.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-07

ELEGANT sets Of Willow Furniture
supplied at short notice. Cali and ex-
anime samples and photographs.
WHEELER, PICKENS & co,
lei Ina $50 Main street.
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GRACE CHURCH-REv. DIR. BROOKE
RFHroR-Services at tais church to-day
al til am. and 5 pm, by the rector
Sunday school st 8 an.
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UNIVERSITY OF OxFORD.-We are in
formed by a private letter that Henry
Crafts, ESQ., of Memphis, will deliver
the commencement Grafton at this ex-
cellent old institute at the commence
ment on the Goth instant. H. H. Chsl-
mers, Esq, will deliver the alumni ora
tion, in place Of Colonel Kinlock FsI-
cOner, who will be unsvoidsbly absent
At that time.
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DR.. J. B. FERGUSON, Of Nashville, VIII
deliver an address at the Munlelpai
Courtroom, corner Of Second end Union
street,, on Sunday morning, June 7th, 81
II aIcgnck.
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THE APPEAL Job Office Is now pre-
pared to do everything in the way of job
work, from the most delicate visiting
card to 9 mammoth poster, with neat
ness and dispatch, at the most moderate
rStss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-07

E1nfR JAMES III. PICKENs, Of Ala
bama. WI preach at the Linden street
Christian church, this morning at IL
oIclock and 8, S o'clock tonight.
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For SALE.-In another column will
be found the advertisement Of Messrs.
Webb, Mitchell & Co., Of q grocery store,
and also q fine suburban or country resi-
dence, at Gilrs station, which are Or
dered for sale,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-07

FINE TOBACCO.-Msssrs. Hoffman &
Haberer, No. $50 Main street, have been
reversing the order of tIings-pufiDg
rs, by sending US something to Puf-a
bundle of the finest Havana tobacco.
Many thanks to them for it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-07

Phoenix Insurance Company
Once removed to Is Madison street,
right hand door ct hesd Of stains,
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SILK mitsI Silk mitsii at reduced
prices. Howell, Wood & Co., 3S2 Main
street.
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Trunks, wholesale and retail, at the
factory, $50 Main street.
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THANKS sgain to our good and thought
full friend, Felix Cross, Esq, Of the
Southern Express Is, who always supplies
us with the very latest newspapers from
all quarters.
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E. L. B. E.-Whst does it mean ? You
can prove that by US, for we have tried it.
my26 If
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W. K. HILL & Co, have moved to
their old stand, No. 800, Front street.
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Pie place to buy Wafer Cool.
ers, Ice Chests, Ice Cream Free
GERS, Fly Brushes, Children's
Carriages, Bird Cages, Grass
HammsckS. Travelling Baskets.
Wooden T0Oth Picks, Julep
StraWS, &C., is at Wheeler,
PickenS 6 Co., $50 MaiG street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-07

Best and finest trunks at the factory
352 Main street. Also, trunks covSreu
and repaired.
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Cassimeresg Cassimeres !! all wool,
seventy-dvs cents per ysrd. Howell,
Wood 8 Co., Ss2 Main sireet. f.
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CONSIDER YOUR HEALTH.-The finely
finished bathing boat Of Mr.. Humid
hansen, deceased, is again open for the
use Of ladies and gentlemen, or private
families. The boat lies at the foot Of
Washington street. ReAtted and fur
nished with all comforts, there is not an
other plsee in the city like It. Season
tickets, $40; private baths, so cents
bsson do, 25 cents. All in search OF
healthy recreation are invited.
EMILY HUNDHAUsEN, Propriefress.
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Take Notice.

D1 arecent decision Of the Court in st Louis
~ rlueyi soLE RIGHT 70 use the IA -
NhAn4gh OAhs was EustRlned. All
persons infringing on th,Ae rights will be
prompt y prosecuted. The GENUINE Id Re-
iiaDls OnArJer Oak stove can be found
ONLY AT NO 227 MAIN STREET.
Adjoining Worsham House.
J. Z. SCHABEL q CS.
maxim sols Agents Tor Memphis Tenn.
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REAL Lace Points at cost, Menken
Bros.
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Business, Visiting and wedding Cards
Printed at the Lowest Prices at the APP
peal Job Office.
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Still another reduction in dry goods.
Howell, Wood & Co., $50 Main street.
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no THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL

subscriber are requested TO report any irEeg'
u~larities in the delivery OF the APPEAL at the
Couutingroom. Carriers will be fuinlsheo
weekly with certificates authorizing them 70
collect subscription.
ED. ]. MANSFORD,
cnu.-n,apdap Of Circulation.
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Great reduction in hosiery. Howell
Wood & Co., $50 Main street.
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DON'T forget that eur sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes 8nU Hats
still continues at cur old stand,
279 Main street.
]. 7. HANDLAN 4 co.
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Dissolution.

THE FIRM OF LONGLEY, HULHOLLAN
Il 4 co was dissolved on the LIST Inst, by mu-
tual con ent. The books and papers VIII re-
main in the Possession OF N. NJ. Mulhollan,
who VIII attend to closing no the business Of
the old hrm, and Will cOntinne the Commis-
tIon Business next fall, under the arm IA
style Of MULHOLLAN 4 CO.
LoNGLEY, MCLHoLLAN SEQ.
Jupes lsa. ,ssiw
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New BooK.-We have received from
the obliging book-deslers, Messrs. Church
& Co., a new novel;" Mslbrook," by
Ruth Woodland, "Malbrook is what
may be termed s negative book there is
nothing bad or good in it. 1t is neither
improbable or probable, philosophical or
silly, sensible or foolish-snd the only
things it is perfectly free from are wit
and immorslity. Nobodydoes anything
in it but talk a little, read a little, ride q
little, sing a little, go to the opera, and
make love ga beap.' The story is re-
markable for its freedom from counts,
generals, squires and artists; there are
no prima donnss in it nobody shoots or
poisons himself; there are no cruel pa
rents, ana nobody msrries half-a-dozen
Wivaa
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REAL Lace Points at cost. Menken
Bros.
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Bill Heads Printed at the Lowest
PRICE at the Appeal Job once.
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Fans Fans !! ! at reduced prices. How
ell, Wood & Co., 332 Main street.
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JOE LOCKE will hold his usual levee
this morning, with all the dailies, week
lies and monthlies. No, y Jefferson
street.