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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-26

Mr.. Bakers bill providing State ail for
the Rogersville and Little War Gap Turn
pike Company, proposes to give $1,000 in
State bonds.
Several amendments were offered and
accepted by the House appropriatiug va
rous sums for other enterprises in East
Tennessee: One by Mr. Dyer appropri-
ates $4,000 10 the Knoxville and Taze-
well Turnpike Company. Another, nv
Singletary, appropriates $4,000 to the
Leventon Cave Turnpike Company. One
by Mr.. Robinson provides for an extern
| sion of time for the completion of the
Alexandria and Lancaster and Wolf Creek
Turnpike until January l, 1872, and APP
propriating $4,000 for the aid Of said
company. Another, by Mr.. Agee, pro.
vides for the appropriation Of $4,000 to
the marlborough, Powelps Valley and
| Cumberland Gap Turnpike Company; and
one by Mr.. Thomburgh, of Granger, ap-
propriating $4,000 to the " New Market,
Mouth of Buffalo Creek aud Rntledge
| Turnpike Company"
| In consequences Of the multitude OF
amendments and motions, the discussion
! appeared to have got tangled up Considera.
! bly. 10 the midst Of the confusion, Mr..
Agee moved to refer the bill and amend,
ments TO the Committee on interpretations.
Another motion was made to refer them tC
the Committee on Finance, Ways and
Means, which was carried.
A motion to resume the consideration o
Senate bill No. 3Ol, to relieve taxpayers
was up for discussion for at least half al
hour, when a motion was made to adjourn
! aDd Tho avas and nOes "a led tharaop yvbicl
was lost by a vote of AZ to IA. After about
four divisions on parliamentary motions
the question was laid on the table by a vot,
Of 40 to Il, and the House again refused tt
adjourn
The regular business was then resumed
No. 429 By Mr.. Hewatt: To change the
time of holding courts in the sixteenth iu
dicial circuit Withdrawn by the author
The House adjourned to the 9th inst.
at 10 A NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-26

Meeting of Commissioners on the Ala
bamR CIaims-ImpOrtant Orders by
Secretary McCuIIOch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16
POLICE ITEMS.

The Grand Jury failing to bring IN
an indictment against Martin Griffin,
charged with killing Strange, the negro
who was shot on Sunday night, he was
yesterday discharged by Squire Grit
fifth.
Isaac Coleman, one of the little dar-
kies who were charged with stealing
blacksmith tools, was yesterday sent to
the Criminal Court by Squire Griffith,
under $1,000 bonds.
Hiram Tolliver, the negro who did
the fatal shooting in Fort Pickering Oh
Monday evening, was yesterday COM
mitted to jail, without bail, to await the
action of the Grand Jury.
"A certain Deputy Constable, while
persmbulsting Second street, yesterday,
in all the glory OF pair OF new second
band breeches which he had purchased
from those fashionable dealers in old
clothes, Messrs. Peblow & Grindrod, was
acccsted by a dsrky, who said, 81 say
boss, dem dar'5 my briches ycuse
got o." The Deputy Indignantly
denied the soft impeachment,
and wanted to argue and temporize but
Cuffee was pertinacious in his assertion OF
ownership, and inexorable in his de-
msnds for "dem briches )" and the
Deputy finally told him where he OBJ
tanned the goods. Cuffee left him imme
diately, TO hunt up Constable Hayden,
who is the forlorn hope Of all daTkies in
trouble, or want to get into it; and while
he did so, the Deputy made tracks for
the aforesaid fashionable dealers in old
clothes, and shucked the mOoted
breeches, received back his money, and
with his old clothes on again, sought the
classic freestinks of the Opera House,
there to meet with the robbed African,
who had, meanwhile, procured search
warrant, and was then on his way to
search the clothing emporium Of Messrs.
Peblow 6 GrindrOd. This was done, the
breeches recovered and the enterprisiDg
dealers in hsnd-me-downs arrested.
On being brought before Squire Black
yesterday evening" the African did not
appear, and the case was continued, in
order to give the Deputy chance to
find him.
Missouri Forrest, an "ebony idle"
had Mahaly Ray, frail black sister
Whose kinky locks have been silvered
with the SHOWS of sixteen summers), ar
rested on charge of larceny" The case
was clear one, and sweet sixteen done
up in tar, was sent up in default of $1,000
bond, to answer to Judge Hunter.
There were twenty-eight arrests in
the First District up to o'clock this
morning.
-Tkere were eleven arrests in the
Second District up to o'clock last
night-$60 assessed in fines, and $50 col
lected.
"A negro woman living in an alley
between Second and Third streets and
Madison and Monroe, tried to commit
suicide last night about midnight, but
did not succeed. Domestic difficulty "
the trouble. Chloroform would not kill
her.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16
MEETING AT sTILLMAN HALL
Young Mems Independent Dem
OCratic Club.
Enthusiasm, Speeches, etc.

A large attendance was present last
night at the second regular meeting OF
the Independent Democratic Club. Gen.
Rucker, the President, called the meeting
to order, when the proceedings Of the
last meeting were read and approved.
An Executive Committee Of seven was
appointed by the chair.
A call was then made for all those
present who had not enrolled their names
as members, and were DESTROYS Of doing
so, to come forward and sign the roll.
From thirty to fifty persons put down
their names.
Speeches were made by Col. James B.
Marshall, Maj. Halsey, Van. A. w. An
derson, Esq, Col. Tyler, of the Ledger,
Judge A. P. Foute, and others. The
speeches were terse and to the point, and
were received with applause by ali pres
ent.
A motion was made by Van A. W.
Anderson, Esq, and carried, that each
member contribute fifty cents per week
as an expense fund.
A motion was then made by Capt.
Geo. Mellersh, that all the young gentle
men of the Club who were musicians,
should form themselves into Glee Club.
Motion adopted.
A melton was made that the Club
meet on Saturday evening next at Court
Square and be conducted to the meeting
OF the Central Club at StiIlman Block,
each member wearing badge or ribbon
bearing the names of Seymour and Blair.
Previous to adjournment further sc-
cession of members was made to the
number of twenty-five or thirty.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16
THE COURTS.
MUNICIPAL COURT Geo. w. Waldrdn,
Judge.-The cases set for trial to-day

MUNICIPAL COURT Geo. w. RaldrdR,
cases set for trial to-day
are:
476 Dashiel Va Curtin
4S0 Cohen vs. Robinson.
4S} Toof, Phillips & CO. VS. Meyers ct al.
4S5 mcDOnOugh VS. Mclean ct al.
$50 Tate, Able u c.. VS. Grace.
49l Smith ct al VS. Stratman.
49S Wyatt VS. dickinson.
so Montgomery VS. KuT perschmidt.
81 Williams ct al VS. Davidson.
TOney VS. Austin.
$50 Townsend VS. Hutton ct a..
557 Alien & Bro. VS. Frazer.
$50 koffer & Co. VS. Leyd.n.
so StOckley ct uX . EbbertS,
$50 Robertson VS. Morgan.
5sS Hilbronper Bro; VS. Alderman.
Jsl Henderson VS. Memphis and ark ansas
River Packet Company.
GU Rel es al VS. Mahan.
$40 Fraz IT ct alvs Hartman, admir-.
6IS Peel VS. NeYilis ct al,
GIL Cash VS. Pike ct al.
62s Brown, use. etc VS. Woodward ct al.
6d SzerenZ VS. Alderman.
6f2 Page It al vs. II esse, Levy & Co.
Ca Babkhead VS. Peturon.
$40 Bass VS. Miller,
SIC Davis VS. Horton ct al.
6i Bullo k ct al VS. Hughes.
65S CosSe {, use etc, VS. Winters.
$50 Loeb ct al VS. Lyons ct al.
es5 Mckinney VS. Manning
1872 Brinkley VS. Virgins.
57l Cathcart ct al. VS. Waggener.
SIG Taylor VS. Tutt'e ct al.
81 Hobbs VS. Leon ird.
67S Smith VS. Brinkley.
6s5 Commercial Bank of Tennessee Va Lohand-
go Fox VS. Boehr.
Gsi Friend ct al Va Alexander Co.
e9l Page ct al. vs. Hesse, Levy Co.
Gs7 NJ. "a ofM. VS. Church.
720 B9teman VS. ilensdorf.
"A SANTOS VS. Fratne.
1856 NOrment ct al. vs. Worsham.
735 Rocco Co., VS. Smith Ct al.
al Berlin VS. Fraime.
IA Low VS. Zingsheim
746 Weible, admir-. VS. Schellenbsum et al.
IA Elliott VS. MOrriSsey.
754 jenkins X Co. VS. Nevills ct al.
Quite q number Of persons were dis
charged on yesterday, against whom no
bills Of indictment had been found by the
Grand Jury before their final discharge
for the term.
LAW COURT-Jdnes o. Pierce, Judge.
The cases set for trial to-day are those
that were set for yesterday, but not
reached. The numbers are 7a4, 1855,
7S6, 7S7, 73S, 739, $40, 741, 742, 74S, 744,
745, 746, TAI, 74S, 749, $50, ISL, 752, 1853
754, 755, T56, 75s, 759, $50, 76l, 765, 1855
767, 76S, 769, 40.
CHANCERY COURT Wps. H. Smith
CsaRcelor-Meets on Friday next pur
suant to adjournment, when the minutes
will be signed and final adjournment
had to next term.
BANKRUPTCY COURT j. Latham
Register.-The following discharges il
bankruptcy were granted since the las
report: Willis G.. Reeves, Julius J. COhn
Abraham Cohn, Samuel Dickens, w. s
Pearce, Robt. Branch, w. a. Hill. A
number of discharges in bankruptcy arr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16
WICKERSHAHz.

The bondsmen, their lawyers, the
Sheriff, President Of the Board Of County
Commissioners, and others interested, as
sembled yesterday promptly at twelve
o'clock to resume the counting of the
effects of that box. Before beginning,
some friends Of Wiekersham's asked to
be allowed to drop a small package of
bank notes into the box along with the
amount to be cOunted-the said small
package to consist of $4,000 in cash
this amount being found necessary on 8
sort OF informal caucus, or count, to
bring the "scsTlet sinner" up to the
amount which he had repeatedly assert
ed was in the box, and that was
called for by receipts in pos
session of the County Clerk and
the Tax Collector. Mr. Donovan,
however, was wide awake, and told the
" friend u that he had started out as Mr..
Understands friend, but had been again
and again-deceiYed and lied to by him /:
that Mr.. Wickershsn had had every op-
portunity to prove himself an honest
man and had failed to do so, and now he
lnLbAACh " AAbNG nun
words TO this effect. The Court accord
ingly proceeded without the addition,
and lasted until after six o'clock. On a
summing up the contents OF the box
proved to be SIS 0S4 %, or SO, 1856 OF less
than there should have been-proving
the accuracy of the estimate Of the detail
cation. From this amount is to be ta-
ken, however, his commissions, S2OS2 AZ,
which will reduce the amount that
Wickersham's friend" will have to
ante up to SS653 50.
During the counting we understand
that Sn arrangement was made between
Judge Lewis, who holds Wickersham's
power Of attorney, TO pay over into the
county treasury the amount of the defal-
cation, and this morning the bonds Of
the bondsmen will be cancelled.
We hops this is the last time that we
will have to notice this affair, az, nc
matter how spicy a thing is, 1t soon
pals on the taste when it is toujours per.
1riI,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
Having to attend 10 two other meetings
last night, it was impossible to attend
the preliminary meeting of this ward
club. We learn that the following geD-
uemen were elected officers: President,
John P. Tobin; Vice-Presidents, A. II.
Douglas, II. w. O'Donnell, w. T. Thur
mond; Secretary, r Fl. Vance; Cor
responding Secretary, w. n. WiIkerson
Treasurer, M Wiggin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

INoUEsT.-Corouer Samuelson held an
inquest yesterday on the body Of ne
gro woman named Jane Williams, who
died suddenly at house ON Brinkley
avenue night before last. The evidence
showed that she had eaten p hearty din
ner, and then walked from Linden street
10 the house on Brinkley avenue in the
hot sur, dying soon after she reached
her destination. The verdict OF the jury
was " died from overheating" De-
ceased was abont fifty years old.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

THE Yesterday was an
other cloudy, showery day, the sun
shining out in the intervals between the
showers with an intense fervor. The
weather is just the thing for the crops,
and we should not wonder if with all
the drawbacks which we have had hith-
erto, if fine crop OF breadstuhs were
vet made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

APPLEs.-We notice immense quanti-
ties Of apples coming into the city, In
wagons and by the trains. We leSFp
that they are shipped to the North and
Northwest mostly, and that there i' an
active demand for all that can be
brought in.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

BASE BALL.-The second and last
game for the championship OF West
Tennessee, was played yesterday after
noon on the Enterprise grounds, between
the Bluff City and Pride of the South
the Bluff City again victorious score 90
TO g.. The Bluff are now open for any
Club in the State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

TimA3:15. Umpire, J. J. Miller, Lone
Star, st. Louis, No. Scorers, s. w.
Hawkins, for the Saxons; G. H. G.
Penn, for the Crescents. This is the fifth
match played by the Crescents this sea-
son, and have been victorious in all save
one. Its record is unequsled by any
Club of the same age, having been or
gained only since March.
Very respectfully ]. W PICKLER
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The Mercantile Agency.

THE undersigned take pleasure in announc-
4 ing 10 the business men OF Memphis that
thew nave now on hand the REVISED REF
ERENCE BOOK for July, 1865 to which we eau
especial attention. All business men are re-
sDectfuIly invited to call and examine IT, to-
gethsr with the detailed reports on our records
We invite TEsT inquiries TO prove the value
of our institution.
r. 6, DUN & co.
Memphis July 10, 1865. tyl2 w
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lowing committee appointed: J. H.
Judah, Chairman L. Kremer, H. NJ.
Lowenstein, N. Corona, ]. S. Menken,
A. Seessel, Ben Eiseman, T. Folz, Chas.
Strauss, ]. j. Perez.
To which, on motion, the Chair was
added.
A vote Of thanks was rendered the
Memphis Club, for the use of their hall,
and, on motion, the meeting adjourned.
Long before the close the spacious
room was filed full, there having been
at least five hundred and fifty persons
nrasant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

THE allotted time OF DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, be will in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and 80 Randolph street, Chicago, snd
postof6ce address, box 5s6s Chicago, Ill.
See advertisement in another column,
for particulars.
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CITY MATTERS.
NOTICE.

City subscribers to the APPEAL, daily OF
weekly, who may desire TO leave the cIy lof
the summer, can have their papers sent them
regularly by leaving a memorandum at the
CouutinR-room OF the APPEAL, No. 70 edeIsOn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16
Florence SynodieaI Female college

FHHIS Institution, which has long enjoyed .
i very high reputation among the female
colleges OF tne South, is situated 81 Florence.
Ala. which is admitted to be one Of the most
delightful and salubriOus towns in The south
west 10 is very easy Of Access A branch OF
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad RI .
from I'uscuplbia - South FlOrsncs its Presi.
dent, Rev. Dr WM H MtTCHE Ii, Is well
known as one OF the alb est teachers In the
country. Next session " Il commence on the
Sfh day OF September neX4.
For further particulars apply to the Presi-
dent. Is ftuda-r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Or. MOritmOre az Buena Vista Springs,
RusSeIIViIIs, Kentucky.

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLE, To-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South who
desire 10 consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come and consult me
personally from this date until lst OF October
next, at this Tavorite 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 CHRONIC Dis
EASES, especially TO Diseases Of he Lungs and
Organs OF the Chest. also all the varIc us
afh ictive forms Of FEMALE DISEASES.
je9 d3twswSm ID. MORTIMORE, NJ ID.
Early maFriaEes.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being q GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and ConjCgal Felicity, by benev-
olent Physicians, sent by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
mail I'm
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TO FISHERMEN!

TgyHOSE visiting the Ten Mile Bayou on the
L Memphis anu Little Ito3k railroad, for The
purpose of fishing, are informed that Messrs
Rice q Black are prepared 10 furnish meals
lodging and any comfort desired The trains
on the Mems pbis and Little Rock Railroad leave
at $50 n N. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays
can be found BY those wishing 20 leave the heat
end Inst NJ the cit. fv6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

DON'T forget lhaG our sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes ana Hats
sllll continues at our old stand,
E9 Main street.
J. 7. HAEDLAN L co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

The meeting Of delegates to select a
Congressman and Electors for the Eighth
District of Tennessee, will be held at
Brownsville on the S.h Of August.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16
SAVINGS bank OF n EmPHE
no. 2sI MAIN STREET.

w r CUNNINGHAM, W. C MCCLURE,
President Cashier.
DIRECTORS sam Tale W. b. 6reenlaW, Is.
r. WaddeII NJ. j. Wicks W. X. Cunningham.
Collections taken on all accessible points,
and rsmittaDces promptly made.
p bsrleston Railroad, as President, requiring
INV entire attention, cOmpels me 20 resign the
preeidencF OF the above Institution. Ny III
-feregt as StOckh older and Director will remain
90 heretofore. ] ask a continuance OF the con-
,ridrnce and patronage or my old friends and
-Tbe hubble which heretofore has been 50 gen
'eI s1,i5 IN MI wIClIs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

A LITTLE DARBY, seeing q friend OF
ours about to drop lump Of ice into
bucket of warm cistern water, remarked
sagely, MARS Bob's gwine TO ruin dat
ice, putting it into dat warm water.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

HUMBOLDT, TENN, July 9, 1868.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
Below is appended the result of q base
ball game played between the "Saxons,p
of Huntingdon, Tenn, and the "Cres-
cents, of this place, played on the
grounds of the latter, July 9. 1883.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16
Personal.

Capt Thomas Day, of the house OF
Forster, Kealhofer & Co., arrived home
Yesterday from his trip North.
e. J. Msnsford, Esq, of the APPEAL,
returned home from his pleasure trip,
yesterday evening, looking fine as fid
Gle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

RAIN.-There was a general rain in
the neighborhood Of Bartlett station, on
the Memphis and Charleston railroad,
on Tuesday sfternoon-the first that had
fallen there for two months nearly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

'MERCHANrs.''-Xcec cold Ale and Por-
ter, ON drRught. ne cents lee cold ssEEaIf
and Haif." 40 cents straight and mixed
drinks, 10 cents. Try il, at the s.Mer-
chants northeast corner Main and
Madison streets.
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WANTS.

sIJANTED.-Auy one addressing coHimu-
w nlcati II to IT. / ." Appeal Office, de-
8 riblng locality, terms and all particulars
concerning a small FARM on either Of the
railroads for "a e, may find reliable purchaser.
iva II
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The PROCEEDINGS OF THE BROWNS
VILE These proceedings,
which We understood were sent to the
" yesterday to be given to the morn
inc ,Napers, had not come to hand up to
nnidnip, It last night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

REMOVABLE. Wade & Co. have re-
moved their stock of Books and Sta
tionery to 297 Main street, Elson's old
stand. 3t
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ready at the Assignee's Office, waiting
for the personal application OF the bank
rupts entitled to the same.
CRIMINAL COURT - Vim. Hunter.
Jbdge.-The following cases have been
set for trial during the ensuing week:
q The State VS. P. D. Beecher, embezzlement.
n Same VS. Thos. Leonard,
% same vs. James Brown, murder
30 Same VS. Thos. Pruvett,
80 Same VS. Sidney Hunt house breaking.
Al Same VS. Joseph Speilman, larceny,
45 Same VS. Fred RuSseT, murder.
~ same VS. spencer Murrah, larceny.
40 same vs. VIM OHern,
50 Same VS. Dick Eolwsn,
81 Same VS. A. Torrance, "
50 Same VS. James Cobb, "
s. Same VS. Joseph Harris,
90 Sane VS. - Mcdonald, malicious shooting
Parties defendant out on bonds must
be In attendance, or fCrfeitures will be
taken when their names are called and q
capias issued for their arrest.
Last evening preliminary exsmina
ton upon habess corpus was had in the
case of the State VS.. Henry Schroeder,
indictment for the murder of William
Jericho. The defendant was brought
out on the question Of bail. A decision
will be given to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

STEREOPTICON.-The oxy-csleium ste
reopticon will be exhibited in town TO-
morrow evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

THE BoA,ND OF COUNTY COMMISSION
Frs met yeste. lay morning, pursuant to
adjournment. N,7thIng was done OF any
consequence, except passing a few &C
counts for payment, tie President being
in haste to be present at the counting Of
the Trustee funds.
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L e D D N $
IUKA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

V'HE next Session will open on n. NDAY, the
i 5lst August, under the continued super
intendencs OF the subscTibe assisted in tie lit
erary Department by Mrs. DOUGLASS. Every
departme will be filled with able teacher.
Mr.. aud Ms. TEPE stiQ continue IN the Music
Department. TO our friends desiring reposs
aud exemption from many OF their PECULIAR
ANNoYANCEs, our location is especially at
tTactive." Many families purpose settling
among US this fall 10 educate their children.
For further particulars apply for Circular %
Rev. J. L DOUGLASS
iva II Iuka Mis-.
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BLUFF CITY.
PRIDE OF THE SOUTH.

M. Watson, scorer Blur city, W. l.
Butler, scorer Pride Of the South, upls
pire, Mr. Patrick, OF the Eureka Club,
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THE GEORGIA
HONE INSURANCE COMPANY
BOARDING.

DOAhDING.-Oue or two gentlemen with
ID wives can obtain board at me derats rates.
The best and HEALTHIEsT neighborhCod in
the city. None but those who can give uneL-
cep'iOuable references need apply, 10 e. NJ,
care Appeal Office jeI0 n
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FRUIT JARS at S2l Main street.

business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed az the Lowest Prices at the APP
peal Job Office