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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-12
THE STATE CONVENTION.

Editors Memphis Appeal
Gents Either through some careless
telegraphic expressions, or some other
source, L find very erroneous impress
sion aaoat in regard to the feeling and
harmony Of the Convention. I deem it
proper, therefore, to correet the impress
sion. / have attended good many con
ventions 10 my life, and even when COM
posed OF men who had, for years, worked
together in The political party harness, I
never saw as much unity of purpose In
any OF them as I saw at Nashville. And
in vieZ o. the times and the material
that composed the ConyentiOn, l think
it one Of the most remarkable events in
the history of the world. Since the real
peopLs of the State met in Convention, it
should he remembered that we
have passed through four years Of cruel
strife, with brother Rrrayed against
brother in the field of battle, where
many Of the brave and true on both
sides were made to sleep the sleep Of
death. Three years Of domestic usurpa-
ton and tyranny, accompanied by every
form Of insult to the public sensibilities,
have succeeded the four years of war.
In the fgcs Of these events we're called
together men who hsye fo- forty years
been srTayed against each other In po-
litical party strife affected with all the
usual feelings OF antipathy and party
luminosity incident to such strife. Union
men ana SecessiOnists, Federal soldiers
and Confederate soldiers young men,
hot anu fiery old men, hardened with
the prejudices Of a life time all these
elements were brought together and
were to be harmo uzed and
moulded into one homogeneous
mass, and made to move as
by q common iq2pulse for the
attainment of common purpose. IN
der ordinary circumstances any reasons-
Die man would have said such 8 thing
was impossible. And yet, Mr.. Editor,
all that was done in single day. Upon
some slight unimportant questions ofex-
pediency there was some diversity Of
opinion. Aud even then not half nor
fourth as much as I have seen in other
days among the old trained members of
political parties. But in all the spiritual
element of political brotherhood, in all
that relates to the successful vindlcation
Of the constitutional rights Of a betrayed !
was IN the Convention but
one heart and miad-01e Plsrpess and |
that was to redeem the land of our |
fathers and the Constitutional Govern
nent which they gave from the
hands of the robber hosts that now
assume to rule, and bring back |
he bright and glorious sunshine of polit-
cal prosperity end happiness OF former
.imes-to resurTect the spirit Of Wash
ngton, Madison and Jackson, and place
he country once more on the high road
of prosperity and peace.
CANTDRN
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I. o. B. B. PICNIC.-A large con-
course Of our Hebrew fellow-eitizens as
sembled yesterday at James Park, the
well-known picnic grounds, and from
early morning until ten o'clock last night
enjoyed themselves as only that portion
of our community know how. AS we
have stated in our columns before, the
object of the picnic was TO aid an estab-
Iished fund of the BENZ Berth, or " sons
Of charity" to build sn asylum for the
widows and orphans Of the Jewish
race, and from its inception, all seemed
to devote themselves to the object with a
siDgle-heartedness which guaranteed sue
cess. To the ladies especially, great
credit is due for their exertions. We re-
greet that an illness prevents our giving a
detailed account Of the days amuse-
ments, as we we're present during por-
ton Of the day, and were most highly
gratified at the manner in which every
thing passed off. Our thanks are due to
Messrs. Doernberg and Alderman and
Mesdames Loeb and kaufman, for atten-
lions shown US on the grounds.
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THE SHOOTING ON TUESDAY,
4 Correct statement Of the
Affair.

Mr.. J. T. Dalton, a near neighbor Of
Mr.. Hudnell, mot HOttendorff, as We
had it, called upon US yesterday and
gave US the following detailed statement
OF the shooting affair which occurred on
Tuesday. It will be seen that IL differs
very materially from any statement
hitherto published, and shows that Mr..
HudneIl was not only not to blame in
the matter, but was justiiable in his
action:
a. Mr.. Hudnell lives on the Pigeon
Roost road, about three hundred
yards this side of the State line
be had had the deceased, Fred
Farris in his employ for the past
two years. On Tuesday Mr.. H. sent
Farris to Memphis for some peas to plaRt,
and Farris came back home in the even
inE drunk. He went up to HudnelPs
house, and on being spoken to by him,
replied very insolently, Safeguarding
him and his wife in the most shameful
language. HudneIl tried to get rid of the
negro and spoke kindly to him, but the
more he tried to soothe him the more in
furiated he became, and at last drawing q
pistol, commenced firing at Mr.. Hudnell
shooting four times at him. He missed
him, and was finally induced to go to
his house, cursing all the way.
"Hudnell had no weapons in his house
when the fuss commenced, and sent over
to q neighbor to borrow pistol or gun,
aHd by this time his messenger had re-
turned, bringing a double arreled shot
gun; srming himself with which Hud-
nell followed Fred up and asked him If
he was ready to settle the matter then
and there
Erred had armed himself by this time
with q butcher knife, and, as Hudnell
asked the question ran at him with it,
saying Eyes you -" and made slash
at him, cutting him severely on the hip"
"HudnelI raised his gun and the first
barrel snapped, but the second exploded
wouuding the negro, but not severely.
A hand to hand struggle then commenced
and Hudnell broke the gun to pieces over
the negroes bead-erushing his skull and
killing him almost Immediately"
After committing the deed Hudnen
went and gave himself up TO the nearest
Police officers. He is represented as be-
ing a good citizen, and one Of the last
persons 10 the world to commit deed
like that attributed TO him by the papers
under the erroneous information given
by the interested parties, who first came
into the city with tue leEs Of the affair.
The deceased negro is said to have been
quiet enough when sober, but perfect
desperate when drunk, the only wonder
being that he was not killed before.
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PsLICE ITEMS.
CAMDEN

Scalawag Eggleston, the Niger gan
didate for Governor of Mississippi, is in
town. Three hen roosts were robbed last
gight.
There were only two arrests up to 9
O'Clock yesterday reported ct Causey sta
tion-bOth State cases.
-Sergt, Taylor and officer Burks, Of
the lower district police, yesterday ar
rested and lodged in the Csusey street
station the negro Brown, who some
weeks sEo shet officer Sweat. They
picked him up en- the street IN Chelsea.
Squire Black Yesterday issued war
rant against one Kate Fisher, white
woman, for miseegenation, and also be-
ing drunk and disorderly.
Charles Smith was carried before
Squire BLACK yesterday, charged with
larceny, by his better half,D Lou
Smith. Charles made a counter charge
sginst Louisa, and the Squire has ap-
pointed O'Clock to-day to hear the ar
gumeDts in the case.
-SutteTfield, charged with assault and
battery, was yesterday discharged by
Squire Griffith.
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JUNE 12.-Ssiats Basilides, Quirinus,
or Cyrinus, NabOr, and Nazarius, mar
tyrs. St. Onuphrius, hermit. st. Eskill,
OF Sweden, bishop and martyr, 1lth cen
fury. st. John Of Sshsgun, eonfessor,
1879.
Bo7n.-Rev. Charles Kingsley, nov
elist, 1873; Harriet Martineau, novelist,
historian, miscellaneous writer, 1902.
Dted.-JAmes III. Of Scotland, killed
near Bannockburn, Stirlingshire, 1888 /;
Adrian Turnebus, eminent French
scholar, 1855, Paris; James, Duke of
Berwick, French commander, 1874 Phil
ipsburgh William Collins, poet, 1853,
Chichester R. F. P. Brunck, eminent
philOlogist, 1903 General Pierre Auge-
reau (Dlc de Castigiioni), 1916; Edward
TroughtOn, astronomical instrument ma
ker, 1885, London Rev. DR.. Thomas
Arnold, miscellaneous writer, eminent
teacher, 1912, Rugby; Rev. John Hodg-
son, author Of History of Northumber-
land, 1915; DR.. Robert Brown, eminent
botanist, 1855.
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I
Court meets to-day at o'clock am.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT George "
Reeves, J1dge.-Seyeral motions were
disposed of on yesterday. There were
no Jury cases tried. A few cases were
submitted to the Court without argu.
ment. The State docket will be called
to-day as usual
CRIMINAL COURT. - WRg. Hunter,
Jltdge.-Several prisoners were brought
cut of jail on yesterday, and on being
unable to employ counsel had counsel as
signed for their defense by the Court.
The case OF the State VS.. NJ. Horrigan,
indictment for malicious shooting, was
called up for trial. Two jurors were Sc
lected last evening. The case will be
tried to-day. SO list of cases will be
published. The eases on tbs trial docket
will be tried or continued as they are
reached.
BANKRUPTCY COURT j. Latham,
RegfsteT.-An assignee was appointed in
the following bankruptcy cases: Joseph
Oshel, David Wolf, Davis Bryson, Giles
and Randolph. Discharges in bank
ruptcy were granted on yesterday to the
following named parties: S. NJ. Ander-
son, D. Frank, A. G. Moore, J. W. WAL
tering.
CHANCERY CoURT- Rna. H. Smith,
CtGnoeilor.-stands adjourned until Sat
urday next. Mot OBS will be heard on
that day. The clerk will call the roll of
solicitors commencing at letter A. A
calendar Of cases set for hearing will be
published to. morrow.
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No MONOPOLY No Dictatioa to In.
SurerS Where they shall Insure No Pro,
scription for Lasuri'ag in Sound Compa.
nies-ki5eral C0HditiaRs, Equitable
Rates and Prompt Settlements. - The
companies that we represent have COM
piled with the insurance laws of this
State-have deposited with the State
Controller $500 in bonds for the pro
lection of their policy-holders in this
State PAID State, coEnty and city taxes;
have always settled their losses promptly
and satisfactorily. We do not belong to
the Board Of Underwriters, and conse-
quently do not dictate to patrons where
they shall insure. We will be thankful
for part insurance or all, as insurers may
desire. We haze mage ample arrange
ments TO insure to any extent that may
be desired. MOORE & WEST,
General Insurance Agents.
II 4H Madison street.
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VALUED A.
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MAKING IN ALL
500 SPLENDID PRIZES
Ranging from SO to $4,000 each, anu
VALUED AT 100000.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
VIII be Donated TO the Orphans OF 50,
Louis, Missouri.
MAKING IN ALL


A suitable Committee Of Responsible Gentle
men will be selected to conduct the drawing
and awarding of the prizes. on the day APP
pointed, at ME2CA MILE LIBRARY HALL,
on the following plan:
One hundred thousand numb ers, represent
ing the Certificates issued, VIII be placed IN one
wheel, and nvs hundred tickets, inscribed with
the names OF the prizes, tO-Wit: Z" Pasrbalt
House, etc, viii be pia"eu in another. From
these wheels mum Der and a prize viii be
drawn at the same time. and the number
drawn VIII take the prize drawn with it.
The prizes VIII be ready for delivery upon
the result Of the award being known, ana the
persons by whom the ten real estate p lies are
dawn, viii receive Ceels TO the same, with
title clear and unencum bered.
All money received upon The sale OF these
Certificates viii be placed in re rpO- slb e bank
ing houses Ct st. Louis, Missouri. where il will
remain, TO the credit Of the Association until
AFTER the drawing takes place.
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MEMPHIS CLUB HALL.-We under
stand that Judge Hunter, of the Crimi-
nal Court, yesterday called upon the
President of the Memphis Club, accom-
panied by the Sheriff, and announced his
determination to take possession of the
Club Room as Criminal Courtroom.
The President of the Club informed the
Judge that he weuld have TO take few
preliminary legal steps before he could
get the required possession. The matter
remains in stdtu quo at present, but the
great coptemptlble hangs on to bis
idea, and we understand will make the
preliminary move soon.
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THE COURTs.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo. " WdIdrdn,
Jltdge.-The Jury in the case of the State
vs.. William s. Brown, presentment for
unlawful service Of process, returned q
verdict of guilty" and the defendant
vas fined in the sum of S. 90.
In the case Of the State vs.. VIM. L.
White, indictment for carrying danger
GUS weapons, the Jury returned a verdict
Of not guilty" The other cases get for
trial on yesterday were disposed OF by
continuance.
The calendar Of cases set for trial to-
dow ia "a fOIIouvos
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DIR. RUSSELL'S
Private Medical Dispensary
Established I'm 1859,
AND THE ONLY RELIABLE PLACE FOR
THE CURE OF
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR RUSSELL, Nos 40 and AZ NORTH
u COURT street, north side Of Court Square,
1emphis. Tenn. Is acknowledged by all par
ties Ia terested as by TAR
The Most Successful Physician
In the treatment Of Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and per zanent cures guaran-
Jeed In every case, male or female. Recent
cases OF GONOHRhEA and SYPHILIS cured
In a few days. without the use Of Mercury,
chance OF diet, or htndrance from business
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last vestige
Ssradicated without the use of Mercury. In
voluntary loss Of semen stopped in a short
time. Sufferers from ImpOtency or Loss OF
Sexual Power restored TO free VigOr in a few
weeks elect or GonoIrhea Of loEg standing
wzen all internal remedies have failed, per-
manently aud speedily cured by new treat
ment. Victims Of SELF-ABUSIl and excessive
Venery, suffering troin SPERMATORRHEA
and loss OF physical and mental power, speed
lily and permanently cured.
GE- All consultations strictly confidential.
Chrome Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Geut, Pa
ralysis, Deafness etc, treated gy the aid of
Electro Magnetfe Battery.
For sale, RUSSELLS VENEREAL PRE-
YENTIVE.
once hours rom am. to pm, and fram
to pm. ap4
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Importance Of Hair as an Ornament.

WITHOUT A FINE HEAD OF HAIR NO
w woman can be really beautiful. Without
this browning excellence OF beautiful hair, no
lady can obtain without buying it at MADAME
LAYIGNE. Call and see for yourselves, FOR
artistic styles and elegance at 2s0 1-2 Main
street, mp stairs. opposite Court Square-
N. q. Wigs, Chignons, etc, Hair Cutting, IN
apps INA j. LAvEGNE 4.
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FOB Sale.

II oTlr bugipess. We nIfer for sal our small but
va selected STOCK OF GEDCERl Es, aud
Iass.s On one Of The BEST BBSlN ksoS uOUSEo
in me city. We wal sell also spiendld subur-
ban REsIDENCE, - miles rom the CITY, near
Guns station. with ~ acres OF ground, win
an tue necessary ina prov eInsnts. Apply 70
- 49, lei II
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The place to buy Water Cool.
erS, Ice Chests, Ice Cream Free
EeFs, Ely Brushes, ChiIdren'S
Carriages. Bird Cages. Grass
HammOckS, Travelling Baskets,
Wooden TOOth Picks, Julep
StraWS, Sc, is at Wheeler,
PiekeEiS & Co., $50 Mala street.
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PAsCHALL HOUsE.-The drawing Of
this greatest gift enterprise of the age
has been postponed till July lst. Tickets
will be sold up TO June 3Oth. Those who
have not provided themselves with GER
tifcates should not fail to do 80 immedi-
ately, They are for sale at No. 2l2 Front
Row, by Z s. Plummsr.
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ELDER JAMES NJ. PICKENS President
of Mountain Home College, Alabama, is
preaching q series OF discourses at the
Linden street Christian Church. Con-
siderable interest is being manifested.
The public sTe cordially invited.
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXEs-Very few
Of the draymsn hsye yet called on the
County Clerk for the excess of taxes
which, under legal advice, was collected,
and by legal advice is to be returned to
them. Perhaps a good many Of the
drsymen don't know that their money
Is waiting for them. The opinions of
lawyers having been 80 useful to the
draymen, it is to be regretted that the
draymen cannot give an equally potent
opinion in behalf of the lawyers, den
lists and doctors, lists of whom have
been obtained, preparatory to the issu-
ance Of hundreds Of distress warrants
and the consequent seisure Of law and
medical books and other parsphernalia.
The Eits are expected to be put in the
hands Of the Sheriff next week,
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FRESH FISH AND VEGETABLEs.-Cap
H. A. Lewis, opposite to Jefferson street
market, has prepared a large tank,
through which there is a continual ciren-
lRtiOn Of fresh water, and In which he
proposes to keep a full supply of fresh
Hsh, sufficient TO feed the ichthyophagic
portion Of our community, He will re
eeive his RnDy" supplies from Mobile,
or the neighboEing lakes and streams.
He is also agent for the sale Of all sorts
of fruits and vegetables. A cali will
abundantly repay the seeker after fresh
food.
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X MBEkLING SPRINGS, % MILES NORTH
N of Wytheville, Virginia-AIn1, Whi.a
BED and Blue Sulphur Waters Hot, Cold ana
Napor Alum and Su phur Baths, with sneciaI
and CutaneOus affections; diseases ~ Thr1as
ana Lungs under experienced attendant b1t
only 70 the extent OF safety and comfort.
yearly every game for Amusement and exer-
else, Unrestricted hy law, together with double
and single barrel shot gans and rilies, provided
Without chaFge. For analysis, cerGificates etc
Parhama SAM Tats and p. B. Wills, Men phis'
Tenn. Terms-Per day, 81; week, sig; month
$40. Being o new place, acoomInoda hons
somewhat restricted, and no promises, les
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IT NEEDS NO CERTIFICATES Or ADJ
vERTIsEAIENrs TO RECOMMEND TT.-The
great oriental Chinese remedy-Eureks
Life Blood EliKir-comss to this country
on its own merit. Let the invalid try it
and be satisfied.
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Fourth Prize.

The fine Mansion Of the late Judge r. W
Wells, jefferson Cry, Missouri. Two-sf0Ty
Hrick and Frame fifteen elegant rooms. and
anished throughout with all modern improve
ments +; Lot l35 feet 'front.' on r IGN street by 200
feet deep. Grounds dnely laid Out, terraced,
dOWer beds, etc.
VALUED Al. sIs.lll
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FoUND.-At the I. o. B. B. picnic last
night, purple paIasoli trimmed with
white beads, which the owner can have
by applying to s B. Wright, room 5,
over Commercial Bank, corner of Main
and Madison streets, or at the APPEAL
office
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MAMMOTH BEEF.-We saw yesterday
q mammoth beet. raised on the place Of
J. P. Prescott, Esq, Chelsea. 1t has FIVE
distinct tops, and is probably five beets
grown together. 1t weighs one pound
and q quarter.
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Buy your drugs, medicines, fancy toilet
articles, etc, at the wholesale drug en-
porium Of J. B. WATSON & Co., who still
continue their sale at cost prices, either
wholesale or ct retail, to suit customers,
for the present.
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MEMPHIS AND LIPgLE ROCK Rail-
ROAD CoMPANY.-The Superintendent's
Office of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Company has been removed
to Room No. 1, Titus Block, Jefferson
street. JAMES w. ROBERTSON,
lw General Superintendent
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25O Prfzps

From the firm Of POOGHER BROTHERS.
Matchmaker and Jewellers. No. I06 south
Filth street, under the 5Outesrn Hotel. where
samples Of the goods may De seen, consisting OF
one elegant solid Silver Servis G. EOr h zIZu0
solid Silver GObleis, Plated Tea SETS. Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Cold Watches. French Man
tel Clocks, Fancy silver Pieces, Fine Jew
elry, etc.
ALL VALUED At - SIS gHl
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The APPEAL Job ONCE is now pre-
pared to do everything in the way of Job
work, from the moet delicate visiting
card to mammoth poster, with neat
ness and dispatch, at the most moderate
rates.
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Second Prize.

An elegant Three-story Double Erick Resi-
dence, viii three and a half acres Of ground,
in the city OF Memphis. Tenn, one mile from
Court square House splendidly finished, with
al IaOdern improvements tr0unTs finely
lai5 cut with shrubbery, etc. Fine stables, out
buildings, eic.; all il complete order, and
VALUED AT.....-............-. .............ss0O0O
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Third Prize.

a handsome Three-s'Ory BIick Residence,
No ISIS Chestnu street. between Eifteeurh and
Sixteenth streets. st. Louis. No, containing
twelve roo $. elegantly finished throughout.
with al modern Improvements complete Lot
2l3z by lC91s feet deep,
VALUED A.. . sls.LQ
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BOARDING.

nOAr DING.-One or two gentlemen with
Is WINS can OBU-In bOaru # IIt derate rates.
TDe best and HEALTHIEsT nelEhborEOOC in
the city. None but those who can give unex-
cepuOnAble references need apply, 10 &. NJ,
care Ap cal office. Iel0 II
nOARDING "A GENT EMAN AND LADY
ID can have good front rJOIn, well furnished,
and board, at No. Isg second street
ans m HENRY LAIRD.
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ST. JOINS DAY will be celebrated by
our Masonic community by a grand
basket picnic and barbecue. This is on
dit
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
An advertisement In this paper an
nounces the time for beginning the next
Aesdemicsl year OF the Kentucky Mill.
tsry Institute. The last year was the
most successful in the history OF the
school. Col. Allen is determined to sus-
tain the well-deserved reputation of the
Institute, and with his experience, sbil-
ity and energy, the result is not
doubtful,
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REMNANTS suitable for boys wear for
mems wear and ehiidren's vesr, very
cheap at Menken Bros.
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RED bordered pure Linen Towels at
300 apiece or ~ % per dozen. Rice q
Engel, 2S3 Main street,
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WANTS.

uANTTD.-A WET NURSE IMMEDIATE
w ". Apply At 3JS Front street.
9s12tT J. W. TODD.
VTANTHD To GIBE.-Soms MULES to DO
w Ugbt work ana Will be vel taken care
or INQUIRE az Waters DrKs on Blun, foot OF
- ~ ESQ o. EVANS.
HANTFD.-A GUOD COOK, WAS ER AND
w Ironer-a wnite woman, WIN references.
Apply at 84i Linden street. JED
nvANTED.-A DOUBLE DESK FOR a
w Counting Room Parties having one ioT
ss3e, address, \. C.. appeal ONCE. yeZ
UTANTkD.-A DWELLING HOUSE CON
w tanning : 70 6 rooms by lzLlIiy OF three
persons. ali gIoHn. Must b cEuklAlig 4ocaStu'
Address Richard. ArpgGl Ofh"r. ma5l
VKyANTlD.-A SMALL FARM NEAR The
W CITY OF Memphis, OF which puss- sSlOn can
Fe given lmms dlalely. Address A. r. Appeal
on e 81 Eing terus. lO-atiOL, eJf- naSO II
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Six More Prizes.

Consisting Of fine Brick Residences in the
city of st Louis. Missouri, situated Nos ID
South Eight street, go South Eight street. 1927
MORGAN stres Z, iil2 Morgan street IA ana 7iG
ChOuteRu avenue.
VALUED Al. eco
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FIVE hundred Mosquito Bars at 92Sc
apiece. Rice d Engel, 2S3 Main street.