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IUKA SPRINGS.
Preparations for the Grand Bar
becue ON the DIST and 22d.

At a meeting of the citizens of Iuka,
held at Iuka Springs Hotel on Friday
evening, August 9TH, Col. A. R. Wigs
was chosen Chairman and n. s. Patter-
son, Secretary.
The Chairman, in q forcible and elO-
quent address, explained the object OF
the meeting to be for the purpose OF
making the necessary arrangements for
the grand Democratic mass meeting and
barbecue to take place at IukR, Miss, on
Friday and Saturday, the 2lst and 22d OF
August, 1868.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Committee Of Invitation and Rscep-
tion-Col. d. NJ. Wisdom, DR.. ]. b.
Davis, Edwin Merrill, A. r. Wigs, Col.
A. L. Swingley, Thomas A. Blair, N. s..
Patterson and Col. ]. NJ. Stone.
Committee of Finsnce-Major 1. n.
George, Capt. John Doan, Thomas NJ.
Bates, A. T. Matthews, A. Gates, J. J.
Moore and B. Bentze, of PASSPORT.
Committee on Transparenoies and
Torch-Lights-CO A. r. Wigs, A. j.
Golden, +. Purnell, d. c. Andrews and
J. +. Dennis.
Committee of Arrangements-D. E.
Coleman, ]. II. Doan, Rev. ]. Wheelock,
A. r. Wigs, Rev. w. r. Alexander,
Capt. Finley, DR.. r. S. Hodges, Jesse
Leatherwood, Capt. Jack Thompson, w.
W. Lo@rsnce, ]. g. Haynes, Lieut.. Lu-
ther Payne, VIM. Sonchard, M. Bailey,
VIM. Bonds, Dr.. Cochran, VIM. r. Win
Dish, w. ID. Psden, Samuel Dean, Mack
Cochran, DIR. George Harvey, DR.. John
Harvey, w. NJ. Fusell, w. II. McKin-
ney, James Denton, G. w. Billings, Maj
[. n. George, Lem. Hubbard, d. r. Hub
bard, John M. Thompson, Messrs. Stsffey
& Barchus; w. J. Hart, Bay Springs ;
Capt. w. II. WEIGH, Eastport VIM.
Dickson, Dickson's Station; J. w.
Dean, Capt. Hays, Cherokee; Samuel
Greenhill, Barton's Station.
The citizens of Memphis, the people
along the line of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, and the public gen.
orally are cordially invited to be present
on the 2lst and I'D instaDts. Many of
our most prominent and distinguished
men have accepted invitations to speak
on the occasion. On motion, it was
Resolved, That the first name on each
of the foregoing committees shall be
chairman OF said committee.
Resolved, That the old Democratic
Clubn of Iuka be reorganized into a
Seymour and Blair Club" with DIR.
J. S. Davis as Chairman, and Col. d. M.
Wisdom as Secretary and that the Sec
rotary publish the fact in the Iuka Ga
zette, and request those DESTROYS Of SO do
ing 70 come forward and carroll their
names as members.
On motion, the Iuka Gazette, Corinth
Neags and Caucasian, jackson Clarion,
Iuscumbia North ALa5anian and Times,
Huntsville Democrat and Independent
and Memphis Avalanche and APPEAL
we're requested to publish the proceed
ings of this meeting.
On molten, the meeting adjourned, to
meet on Wednesday eEening next, in
the counting room Of George & Barnett.
a. r. WIGGS, Chairman.
y. 5. PATTERSON, Secretary.
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Ledger copy.

EAIMONs &SoN, No. 10 Jefferson street,
and 1893 Main street, have received New
York Mercury, Metropolitan Record, AL
bum, Jolly Joker, for September; Sport
Ing Times, Wilkes, Waverly Magazine,
Albion, Nick Max, for September; Chill
dren's Hour, for September; Putnam's
Magazine, for September; Galaxy, for
New York Citizen, Army
and Navy Journal, and all the dailies
as usual, and the Liverpool Mercury.
Also Ladies' Friend, for September.
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P0LITICAL-GRANBR ALLY.-The reg
ulsr weekly meeting of the Young Mems
Independent Seymour Club will be held
on Thursday evening, August GOAT their
new headquarters, Stillmsn Hall. Col.
w. w. Vaughn, candidate for Elector,
Hon. John w. Leftwieb, Capt. Lee and
others, have been invited, snd will ad-
dress the meeting. The public, especi-
ally the ladies, are respectfully invited
to attend. It is also hoped that other
Democratic Clubs in the city will be well
represented. By order of the President.
p C.H. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
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POLICE ITEMS.


The case OF Miss Annie Gallagher Is
dragging along slowly before Squire
Walton, seven Of the twenty-five In
dictments having been tried up to yes
terday evening. The 'Squire's Office is
filed all day during the trial with the
partisans and friends Of the contending
parties, and others who drop in just to
see the fun" The case is sometimes
enliVened by side show, which affords
more amusement than the main per-
formsnce. One Of these interesting little
episodes occurred yesterday, and is thus
narrated by an impartial eye witness !:
One of the principal witnesses for the
prosecution, and indeed the one upon
whose oath the indictments were filed, is
a lady known as Mag Moody-Miss
or Madam-we do not know which. For
some reason Miss Moody does not seem
to like the gentle Annie, and has been
doing some heavy swearing against her,
which, naturally enough, caused Annie
to feet not very amiably toward her, and
to let her tongue loose on her once or
twice in language more forcible than po-
lite. The two ladies met yesterday even
ing in the office of Squire Miller, who is
the prosecuting attorney in the case, and
commenced passing the compliments of
the day, and bandying epithets in their
usual chaste and elegant language. Miss
Moody informed the gentle Annie that
she was regular cid piSen-mighty
NICE" which raised Annie's ire, and
caused her to retort by an drgumentuna
dd .fenlinam-in other words, the
charming Annie went for Moody. Be-
fore she reached her, however, she was
seized by the waterfall by partner of
Moody's, named Miss Van Writ, and
held fast. A lively little skirmish en-
led, which was awful on calico, hair,
and SIGH. The waterfall of the Gallagher
at last gave way, and finding herself
freed from the clutches of Van Writ, she
broke for policeman, and had her as
sailants arrested. They were marched
into Justice Blacks Office, and pla ced
under $500 bondsto keep the peace, which
they gave, and went on their way re-
jOicing.
George Byrd, caused Toby Greenlaw
to be arrested yesterday on the charge of
petty larceny, IN having stolen pigeon
from him to the value of thirty cents.
The case was examined by Squire Crit
fifth yesterday. The defendant was dis
charged and the costs assessed against
the complainant.
Henry Orion was arrested Yesterday
on complaint of Jane Alexandra WIN
charged him with obtaining money UNI
der false pretenses. Squire Black sent
him up in default of 5000 bond to appear
at the next term of the Criminal Court,
There were eleven arrests during the
twelve hours ending at pm. in the
lower District yesterdsy-alI for minor
ofenses.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


The Board Of County Commissioners
met pursuant to resolution of adjourn
ment. Present: Hon. B. Lewis, pre-
siding, Assistant Commissioners j. L.
Merriman and F. w. Louis.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
A resolution to have the proceedings Of
Monday printed was passed.
The following resolution was offered
by Commissioner Merriman and adopted:
WHEREAS, The taxes levied In 1886
and 1867 for building county Jail are
largely in arrears of the actual expenes
incurred for said building; therefore
Ordered by the Board of Commission
ers for Shelby County, Tennessee, That
a special tax Of thirty cents on every
one hundred dollars worth of real and
personal property be and the same Is
hereby levied for the year 1868, for
the purpose OF helping to make good the
deficiency In the Jail account said taxes
to be collected in cash, interest coupons,
or county warrants.
The following order was also made:
Ordered, That B. Mcbride be and he
hereby Is appointed Constable of the Fiji
tenth Civil District to fill the vacancy
made by the resignation OF John b.
COggeshsll.
Several appropriations were then made
and the Board adjourned.
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FIRST WARD, ATTENTION THE reg
ular weekly meeting of the First Ward
Democratic Club will be held this We'd
nesdsy) evening at o'clock at the hall
OF No. engine house. The members Of
the Club, also all the citizens of the First
Ward are cordially invited to attend.
Those desiring to enroll their names, but
are unable to be present, will please send
in their names, stating whether they are
voters or non-veters. Able speakers will
be present to address the meeting.
y. L, GoLDBAUM, Secretary.
Ledger COPY.
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MoRITz WOLFF. - This case was
opened yesterday before Squire Herman.
Seven out Of the thirty-twO witnesses
were examined, and the case continued
till this morning at eight o'clock. Great
interest is manifested in it, and the Court
was quite crowded yesterday during the
examination,
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HEESCEILANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
The weather yesterday was extremely
pleasant, and the levee presented a live
! iier appearance than it has for several
days past.
The river at this point in the last
tWenty-four hours has fallen three inches
and is still declining.
Capt. A. MCCARTHY sold his interest
(one-fourthl in the Swallow to a firm in
Cincinnati. Terms private.
Ike Whitaker Is Osoillsting between
st. Louis, Cincinnati and Pittsburg.
There are seventeen or more towboats
lying st the foot of Burlington awaiting
rise.
The Memphis City Boat Club has ex-
tended q challenge to the Essex Boat
Club, (which has been aecepted), to row
four-Oared gigs distance OF three miles,
in still water. The race will be for the
championship of the Mississippi river,
and will commence from Mound City,
and takes place on the 18th of Septem-
Der. The Memphis Club will row the
four-oared gig Ivanhoe, and the Essex
Club the four.oared gig MinnehahR. 1t
will be gay sport, and, no doubt, win at
tract number of persons from this city.
a towboat passed down yesterday
evening for New Orleans. We did not
learn her name.
The fine steamer Commercial backed
out for White river yesterday evening at
Eve O'Clock, with light trip, Capt. John
Edison in command, and the whole
souled Clay Rice in the office.
The splendid new steamer Mayffower
will make her first trip up White river
on Saturday, 22d inst. She win be COM
manded by Capt. Ashford, late OF the
Copn noaroial and Charlas Smith 1ziII do
the honors of the office. We commend
Capt. Ashford and his new steamer to
the public generally. Passengers will
find him, as of old, the same polite, affa-
bic and courteous gentleman and efficient
commander, and more whole-souled,
genial spirit than Charlie never graced q
steamboat cabin or desk. Long may he
float, and may his shadow be in proper
ton to his merit.
The elegant passenger packet Mary E.
Forsyth, Capt. Alex Zsigler, was the
regular st. Louis packet yesterday even
ing, and left this port with a fair trip.
The splendid packet Des Arc is fitting
up for White river, and will enter the
trade on the first Thursday in Septem-
Der. Capt. John d. Elliott will be in
command, with Cad Hanks and Matt
Glass in the Office.
The Moliie Hambleton, Capt. Tom
Bowman, left for st. Francis Yesterday
evening with good trip.
Thompson, the politician, left yester-
day evening for Trenton, where, it is
supposed, he goes to get into the graces
of the people of that neighborhood and
run for fat Office.
The illustrious chief Of the msckersls,
Qurfi, Is expected home Tomorrow.
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DR.. MOrtinscre at BHena Vista Springs,
RuaseIIViIIe. kenIuekY.

BUENA VIeTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLE, To-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South who
desire to consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come and consult me
personally from this date until LIST OF October
next, st this favorits Watering Place, and these
Justly celebrated Mineral Springs AS hereto
fore, will still devote my attention TO treat
ment of all the various forms of CH RONIC Dis
EAsES, especially to Diseases Of The Lungs and
Organs OF the Chest. also all the various
affective forms OF FEMALE DISEASES.
Jee dStwswam ID. MORTIMoRE, Nj. D.
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ACCUSED OF MURDsR.-Wm. Miller,
alias Archie Hughes, the negro accused
of numbering Ryan, and Of whose arrest
we gave sn account yesterday morning,
was carried before Squire Black yester-
day, and the case continued until to-
morrow morning st ten o'clock.
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Capt. ?. Sedan, OF st. Louis, is spend
ing few days in. Cincinnati.
Cal {. Edison, the ever popular steau.
ooatmen and high-tOned gentleman, will
hereafter command the OK MN srcia and
she VIII make her regular trips up W bite
river as before. Capt. Edison and his
boat are both well known to the public,
and need no recommendation. The ger.
item AMY and accommodating Clay Prizes
will attend to the office. PASSENGERS
may rely upon him.
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Tine COnnfY JaII.

We cheerfully publish the following
note from Sheriff Curry, in answer to
our item of Monday morning:
MEMPHIS, August IS, 1863
Local Editor OF the Appeal:
Dear Sir: Your local in yesterday 3
APPEAL may be construed as a reflection
on the manner of admitting visitors to
the County Jail. Outside OF those whom
the law prescribes IS entitled to enter
therein, no one is permitted to visit 1t
except by pass from the 5heriff's Office,
which is always granted to white and
black alike, If the Sheriff has sufficient
guards at the Jail not otherwise en-
ployed, to attend visitors. Had the two
gentlemen you referred 10 applied at the
s5heriff's Otiice for a permit, as the party
you referred to did, HO doubt it would
cheerfnlly have been granted them.
Promiscuous giving of passes the Sheriff
of course cannot adopt-the safety OF
prisoners and want OF guards forbid it
but the Sheriff Is glad to have the oppOr-
tunity Of granting any of the respectable
citizens of Shelby county permits to visit
the Jail whenever guards can be spared
to accompany them, and the official bus
mess of the county not neglected there
by. Yours truly, A. p. CURRY.
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PAsCHALL HOUSE DRAwIEG.-Certifi-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
in Memphis OF Mr.. e. s. Plummer, w.
II. Passmore & Co., $50 Second street,
and at Geo. Psttison q Co.'s bookstore,
SI74 Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
TO either of the above parties. iySS Stawtf
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Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being a GUIDE To
MARRIAGE and ConiugsI Felicity, by benev-
olent Physicians, sent by mall in sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
mail Am
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TANTED.-A lady, every Eay qualified,
w desires the situation Of Governess 10 a
family Of small children. The best reference
E1ven. Address T. U. ii. W, Florence. Ala.
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GEN. FoRREsT.-A scalawag editor ia
highly delighted because some one has said
Tor is said to have said) that Harris made
better speech than Forrest, at the Bar
becue, at Wythe Station. Virgil tells
us that every soil bears not every thing,
"sola India negrum fert ebenum.p
Forrest never claimed to be a speaker
or orator that We know OF, but none
ought to know better than the scalawags
that he has forte. He took one once.
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Y. NJ. D. C.-The Young Mems H.
dependent Democratic Club No. hold
their regular weekly meeting this
{ Wednesday, evening at o'clock, at the
Stllmsn Hall, on which occasion the
new banner of the Club
will be unfurled for the campaign. APP
propriate addresses may be expected
aud a full attendance Of members is
earnestly solicited. By order OF the
President. r. II. SYLVESTER,
Corresponding Secretary.
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STRAUSS & BLUM will have a large
ssle of domestics, calieoes, notions, cloth
ing, boots and shoes, on Thursday morn
ing at 10 am. This sale is worthy the
attention of the merchants, as these
goods are to be sold without reserve.
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WRAPPING PAPER.-H you would
save your money, go to Brown q Dill
lard's, Sole Agents, 2I4 Front street, and
examine their stock. They have all
grades of the finest article Wrapping
Paper, and are selling below Cincinnati
prices. iy29 I'm
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street Paving.

Editors Memphis Appeal:
1 see the Nicholson pavement IS being
laid very rapidly with timber brought
great distance, with large profits TO the
contractors, whilst money is very scarce
and property ownets in many instances
will be greatly damaged by addition Of
this debt to others they owe, and Mich
olson pavement is comparatively an ex-
pertinent, laid down here with green
timber, not giving Tennesseeans aA op-
portunity to furnish the timber, all the
money taken to the people we so much
love in the North, saying nothing of the
concrete pavement that can be put down
for one-hxlf the money, and by Tennes-
seeans. l ask any gentlemen to examine
tried specimens OF it, in front ana in tbs
yard Of the Memphis and Charleston
depot. Here gentlemen can see q pave
ment far superior to the wood, as easy
for a horse and the duration ad infni-
tun1, and no mistake. The City Fathers
should look at this. CITY FRIEND.
Business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed RG the Lowest Prices at The APP
peal lob Oiftee.
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STABBING AFFRAY.-Thec case Of Steve
johnson, alias Steve Williams, is set for
trial tomorrow morning at ten O'Clock,
before Squire Griffith. Steve is in jail
without bail,
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IUKA SPRINGs.-Our friends, Stefey
& Bsrchus, the proprietors of the hotel at
Iuks Springs, jog our memory about the
grand entertainment they will spread
for all corners on the 2lst inst.-Friday.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad
will no doubt issue tickets, as they have
hitherto done, at half price the round
trip. All are invited.
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HERNANDo ROAD PRoPLE wanting
supplies for the table will do well by call
ing on s. NJ. Guest, just south Of South
STRAIT aui9 lR
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CORONER SAMELsoN has removed his
Office up stairs, next door to the Criminal
Court room, Greenlaw Building.
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CITY MATTERS.

MRH. NJ. SULLIVAN, Of Pamela county, is
authorized to act as agent for the APPEAL in
Mississippl-receive subscriptions and adver-
tisements and receipt for the same.
JOHN AINSLIE,
Business Manager.
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JUST RECEIVED, Fresh Seed Rye at r.
G. Craig q Co.'s, 379 Main street, Jack
son Block.
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS,
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, August lS.-Cotton stiff; mid
dings 20 to SOC; sales 80 bales receipts 90 bales
Sterling IS 10 tic. New York sight &c prem.
Gold l4514. Sugar and molasSes unchanged.
Flour sIeady-superfne IS so; xxx SO 80 to
II. Corn dull, 81 lOto ID. Oats dull, soc. Hay
he'd at so to q. Bran 81 - 70 l y. Pork
steady, sSI Bacon firm, shoulders "a TO I41zc;
clear sides lSe. Lard steady, uerces, l9c kegs,
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SIXTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB
Regular weekly meeting Wednesday
evening at 81 o'clock, at Waldran Block.
Business OF the utmost Importance de-
mands the attendance Of every member.
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Chairman FINANCE Committee,
Memphis, August 10, 1855.
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STOCKHOLDERS in the Memphis and
Charleston Road will observe the notice
Of the annual meeting.
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For SALE.-A large fire-proof safe,
double doors, in complete order. Apply
to A. F. bod, 274 Front street. au1S-1w
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RIVER MATTERS.

= ST.. LOUIS, August 1S.-River station
ary.
LOUISVILLE, August 1S.-'rhe river is
falling with feet in the canal. Weather
cloudy and warm.
MEMPHIS August 19.-As we go to
press the rain is falling in torrents, which
will cause dull business on the levee to-
to day. The Ohio is falling at Cincin-
natl and bslow, with four feet on the
bars. The Arkansas is falling slowly,
with three feet to Little Rock and two
feet to Fort Smith. White river is 10
good boating order, but is falling
slowly.
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THANs to Felix Cross, Esq, for South
ern and Western papers.
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Dissolution.

THE firm of KERR, WESCOTT & STAHL Is
dissolved By mutual consent and by expiration
of partnership articles.
Col ]. S. KERR viii have his Office at No. 20
Secoud street.
WESCOTT & STAHL viii occupy the old
offices, No. 30 Second street, and attend TO all
business int eueted to them.
r. w. WlESCOTT, having renewed all old
Commissions, will act as Commissioner OF
Deeds. etc. for the several States, and attend 70
all Comm is,neners business sue im
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FOR SALE.

@0R sALE-PATENT RIGHT.-The Patent
n Plight OF q newly invented Lock Gusrd
= az state IN the Union can be secured by
snnIicstion TO the undo. signed. II Is useful,
and viii psy active men who engage IN lts sale
one in use az this once, where those interested
aIs SAM SHLOSS, Appeal.
lOR SALE OR LEASE-Beauti1ul, shaded
n and choice Building Lots, fronting on IA
Torite residence streets, either cleared or win
fue forest trees-yery low. W. A HhAI-
Ky Aeent Mrs. Col. Preston, No. Bethel
Block. ~ --
CTTRTRBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE cS EASY TERMs.-My lands, miles
80 81 the city, are for SAFE, on terms 10 suit
nureha sers, for cash or on any tlIne-Iron one
h ten va, rs, and IN any Quanuty-lFom Q acres
- AL nv rSsidence, with from Il 10 - acres
and will be solo at great bargain, Ior cash,
or on the usual terms. Apply 70 ~ ysslI' On s.e
premises, or 10 Roystsri IIsAeNAnS q w. ny
1919 fIl Al I-S N NJ. IRRELEVANT.
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Ledger copy.
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NOTICE.

HAVE determined henceforward TO DO q
] 1somrnissiou business exclusively, and have
rented my store and taken Al once up sta1rs
~ f-f@n5s anu patrons. Thanking them tor
49,. esTs~@ hsr q continuance OF the sane.
s6hl HAxHAN HoFFaElhkR
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LOST--FOUND.

II osT-A Lady's BREAST PIN. glass front,
noting inside, eucircled with pearls marked
on back q Z. K 10 MIS-. a. X. liberal re-
yard viii be paid 10 the Under by returning TO
'0e Appeal office. auIS w
a., n REWARD-STOLEN-F the sub
xll ' scriber, four miles northwest OF Cage
IN. Nsnn., one BLACK MARE. heavy SET,
tS-o him feet white. small blaze in the face,
eho,T . " Nrs old, gait-TGlk and tsot Also,
80 GRkY WORSE, or years old, Is hands
Sigb raif-UalN and irOt. The above reward
III re gi,,en 10 the delivery OF both horses
or ~ i SG, eilher % r. COOKE.
c1EO REWARD-sTOI.EN- the might q
ScUU the 18th OF July. rom , we ZEE i
near North Mount Plea sant Miss, a dArk bay
horse MULE, years ollI istS Sy I'LL, ~ - -
rs hands high Also, a light hay MARk NJ IL, II,
8 wears old has a white spoil on pacA. ne
tbieyes-young " hite men, one ~ caring an
se.s blouse and the other Confed6raLe gray
took a course toward Grenada. The aDoNs re-
rsrd will be paid for Information tnst VII lesg
70 the recovery OF the mules, and an aoaiiionai
rewardaor the capture OF the thieves;
aull Wv" J. n hOOl7h,