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BULLS
SAIsss ~ PARILi. n
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother:

Benton Barracks, No, April 20, ls55.
Or JOHN BtTII--urlr Sir; KDowing the Ell.
cheney Of your -srspnrS and the healing and bshe-
lie al qualities posse scs, send you the follow ine
statement Of my
Twas wounded about two ears ago--~asiaken pris
oner and confined Tor riAtcen months, Being mOycu
often, my wounds have not heaedyet / have not
sat up--a MON nt since Twas wounded. ! am shOi
through the h,ps. Ny general health Is impaired,
AMI need something 20 assist nature. ] have mon
fath IN your Saf-aIarila than m anything else. ISL
that that Is genuine, Please express half dozen
bottles, and Oblige CAPT. g. T., JOHNSON, f.
-, Lpuis, 80.
+. The following was written Aprll 80, 1860, by
Mrs. Jennie johnson mother of Capt. Johnsoni
DR. JOHN blLL-pcag sir; Ny husband, DT 4.
=. Johntou, wa 70 rh 'lfnl surgeon aud physician in
Central New YORK. whore he ded, leaving tho aboy,
6. 7. johnson in my lre, Al thutceu ytars 81 age
he had a chronic dialhCl and 1rr0iua, for which /
gave HIM your sarH.rsrlla ~ CURED HIN,
nave Tor ten yoaI- recommended II 90 many IN New
York, Ohio aud Low 20 for s,rolula fever sores,
general debility. Perfect sUc.trs lls attended 10.
The 0res sci saC Cfssf ~ scrguig and ferry sore
ro' almost H4ratsi.as am fcry anxious ioI my o.
20 again have I..o... 90 your ~Qrslp0rilla He ~
arlul " gcunga nous artcl' hsnco ms - iiing
70 you fOrlt lis wounds we're terrible, bot believe
he will recover Er. InctWily,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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LEGAL.
,TRusTEE'S SALE.

whereas John Antrim, and his wife. Eliza, by their
deed Of trust, dated June ?ah 1867, ana recorded IN
me Recorder office Of Alexander county, Illinois,,
ia nonyay 10 Tho rndersir ned, John g. Herman, as
iru.tee The following described real estate, situate
n the CITY OF Cairo h said couuy Of Alexander, and
state of Illinois, towit Lots numbered 81, ~ and
g. fronting 20 feet Poplar street, and running back
70 feet in depth in block H. and lots and TO- in block
a. in the first addition n said city, and lot No. s. in
dock No g. Of the second addition, and lots IL and 10,
% block 81, Of said city.
And whereas, the said John Antrim, was, on the
18th day Of July, is6s, declared bankrupt by the
petrict Court Of the United states for the Eastern
District Of Missouri and whereas the undersigned,
sanel o Young IL now the sole assignee OF the es-
ate of SAID bankrupt and Whereas said deed was
made to secure one John r. Cook in the payment ofa
certain note in said deed described and the said
Herman did and sell said proper
y, and by deed dated August H. 1858, convey the
zane 10 said John h, Cook and whereas thessaid
a. \ Court upon the petition of the said assignee,
lid Get aside G,hi deed aud declare tbesaTne 10 be
null and void, and whereas, the said Court did fur
her order that said John q Hermsn, rs trustee
N the deed Of trust above mentioned, join with the
"a Daniel c. Young, sole remaining assignee OF the
estate of said bankrupts, IN sale Of the above de:
.cribed property the terms and conditions OF SAID
iced Of trust.
Now Therefore in pursunnce Of the above order
And pro visions of the said deed NJ trust we, tho
,rrder~ gned trustee, and assignee, WILL on tho 18th
lay OF November, 1862 between the hours ofa o'clock
M and of that day, at the Court house ia Cai
TO- in the county Of Alexander and state o. Illinois,
sell at public ycndue, To- cash, tho above described
properly. JOHN O.. HERMAN, Trustee.
Oostd DAN'I e. YOUNG, Assignee.
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ma thuse Who are ol@eri young men and old men
rich ami poor ilo-c who have black M wirg Ia, ks
hose who gray und ~" WHO, having lost their
,air amt iuc gaming Il ayHn al ns BauciPs yegtts
he HAIR Restorative. u y n have not med II go al
nee aud get bottle barclays IL lie o. CO. rs n eiT
ore Is the gen nal .cadqunrtcs for I'll aticl, in
,nulheIn Illmnis. l. ..lnrky and MI,s0nTi.
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SOZOdOnf.

liazin's tooth powders and Upstes. French and In
4sh Pr parat one ioI th- teeth and tooth pOWc o
-uIeIior quail at our make Call aud take youl
choice M Hhrrluys'
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Ihlang Iiilang.

The Iloser ~ Flosers, THIS new ana popLl Ar anu
eli ghtiul Handkerchief extract, Manufactured b the
celebrated Rmmo Of rsTis, Is 10 be had NJ the Drug
ere uu fhc lcYcc, 10 the pcTiunefy Inc q y Tue
-ine Qua nom among tho Upper-ten. dom, To be re-
lgu,nJ portO, of eel, gant taste" you must use
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ny NM OF BusUessl aud 10 NII Nc 6INI's OF mo
Union.
~ FRANK CHAMBERLIN,
or the United States Bar.
"uhere d. no book AZ the kind which will take rank
with u Tor authenticity, intelligence and complete
ness - pungtcd, (Nassl Republican
This lsthe ONLY NEW BOOK of the kind pub
lishcd for many years. II IL prepared by an able
PRACTICAL Ian YER, Of twenty NV years expert.
enee, and is just what everybody needs for dey use
It's highly recommended by many cmideut judges.
ncludng the Chief Justice aud other judges Of Mas
sschnsets, ard the Chief Justice and entire bench II
Connecticut
Sold only by subscription. AGENTS WANTED
ENERfMH HERE. send for Circulars,
%. ID. CASE co, Publishers, Hartford, Conn. No.
NJ
CAUTION.
An old law book, published many years ago, has
ust been hastily r-issued as "a new hook without
ven suitable revision OF its obsolete statements.
DO not conf0und that work with Chamberlin's Law
Book for the People
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Chilli and Fever arc caused nom certain poison
existing in the atmosphere known rs malaria 1t re-.
duces the vitality OF the hood. retsrds the action Of
the different organs, and causes Blliousness, Cons-
patton etc, and this way prepares the system FOR
low. To avoid further trouble, and relieve yourself
OF tnis sease, take
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DRUGS.
DRUGS.
.HsHasH. ..Ha..H.l4H lss as#H.s|sHH..
OBSERVES!
Are NOu 10 Slave

To the ~ robAceoi 10 you sish 10 gull mo ~.
Thy habit' 90 course you d.. Then geI burton'-
7 hacco tntidoie ana you will not only 10 cured Of
the ~. of tobacco hutyou will not crave u again.
such IL the experience ~ hundreds. Many IN Cairo
nave Used u and found u in every way efecusl. Get
box All Iry g. you'll 1T distance, senf my
cent? 20 Brclsy Brothers, Caro-. and they Will send
YOU ho4 by retarn mail.
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California Wine.

II you want h. pur" art e, from the original pack
secs, received direct IRON sunny lol- VINE, ards Los
ng'ios county, chl'rrria, 90 TO barclays. They
ave IT, Angelica aud rort
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Pure Cream of Tartar.

The bet Euglrh sofa, Jamaica GlngeI clean and
fesh, iure ,nspc,, Black Pepper, Sutmegs, Cnna-
mon BARI, ETC., az Btway BTolhsIs,
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10 20 Rarclays and toi sheet of Duiche>,s Light
ming Fly Papef-th genuine article. one sht,~~y u
XIII quart ~ Plies.
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Eahics. Attention.

The purcsl aud hest hitioes OF cKirect- Of Lemon
M mia, tr nntorng Ice cream, j. HES, puddngs
ic. 10 hc lu M BARCLAYS.
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IRmALH WEAKNESS.
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy /,

The Great Soothing Remedy (!
MRS. (Curcs Colo and Griring In PRICE
WHlTCoMB'S{ the bowels, AMI facltates} 21
SYRUP. the process Of tsething )CENrS
MRS. (subiues Commissions and oy. PRICE
WHIT OMBSy crcomes all diseases incident} ~
SYRUP Ito infants asd children CSTs
MRS. Cures Dia rhea, Dysentery,) PRICE
HllIrCoMB'sf and summer Complaint in ~
SYRUP. children Of ali ages. } C'NrS
II is the Great Infants and Children's Soothing
Remedy IN all disorders brought on by tcetnng, or
any othercsuse.
Prepared BY the GRAFTON MEDICINE co.. St.
Louis, Mo.
sold by druggists AMI dealers in medicine every
~hero 27lydaw
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SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES. -. ..
uIIlLCOX & 0IBBS
" SEWING VMachine (!
II THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.

Is THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.
WIN stitch, Hem, FeIi, Tuck. cord.
w Bind. Brnid. Quiit s.d E",bro,der
Lnrea run nom perfect work on the hne., Nansook,
ever the heaviest beaver cloth and cowhlde, with NO
coarse cotton, linen, silk and twine 1t runs easier
M,et and stiller than any Other machine. II forms
stitch, each loop being TWISTED 81 means Of
THE ROTATING HOOK"
sed drawing the twist into the gonsS thus securely
tening every stitch 80 that the will bear to he
seam is warranted not 20 rip In wear. and under
81 ciroumstances TO survive the washtub." Old,
10 SSorS%s Pan
vh.re was the GREATEST COMPETITION, and to
n p'oS u1.s nT,, bee. ..:.,d for IL;
BeRuty.
A patented device prevent. tho possibility II the
saance wheel ever wearing or touchingth dress.
THE NEEDLE CANNOT RE SET WRONG
Thus avoiding the great trouble ofother machines.
Nc. BREAKING OF NEEDLES,
The blade OF the needle IL less than three.curths
u an lnch long, and IN straight.
ME HEAMER AND TELLER CAN NEVER BE SET
WRONG.
Any one may adjust them IN THE DARK. The
sem may We OF any width. No other hemmcr or fell
~ " IKE mus, turns The hem on the right or un
1t will not drop STITCHES. as tho needle Il.
sNalN tet fiknt, the Dltue snort anu Straight dOfH
sot ybrate, lie longer ones. They are
MANUFACTURED WITH MATHEMATICAL PRE-
CisIoN.
Hence, each part is interchangeable and can be read
replaced IN ease ~ accident 10 will last "A genera.
don, II properly cared for None who Ia, used "A
csn be pen laded 60 Use any other.
The roundn"ss, evcnncs', durability and beauty OF
- stitch.
WERE NEVER EQUALED.
a., J., hApiDiTY ABSOLUTE STIFFNESS. EASE
Of MOTION, narrowrcss and noainess Of its HEN
md FELL were never approach. d by any other
machine. ~
The lREsS universally pronounr. mi. Tho REST
kANlLN SEWING MACHINE ~ TuE WORLD
Whaievcf tho merits of the other machines IL he No
for niy u'c, double that II lny other ever offered
10 the puhluc.
Il received the Gold Medal of the American In.
siituie-ihe flksI PREMIUM for
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
II tho great New England Fair the Vermont stat. |
Earn" feonsylrann sinie Fsir-ILe Indiana stats
faif-iA' W ruAslu state Raj she Michigan state /
Fa'r-tH" lol state FaT-aui ~ over 80 Cosnty
rArs Throughout Toe Matchmaking more FIRST Prem
lum- thaA wcrr taken BY an other Sc. inE Machine,
together Ia the same time.
II isnow the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine.
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
We lake other machines In exchange We sell |
~ ,ofos, SiLN. I"isran NEkDLgs foT every Kind |
v Sewing Machine
Agents wantcd.-Term. to Agents. descriptive
~ " AMI specimens of work, sent free by mail on
e'"Ipi uf stamp, or hal II
CORNELL, WARD AZ GOMINGS.
GENERAL AGENTS,
la Lske street, Cmcago Illinois.
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UnpuiIapartabie Cement.

This ew and rel able article 10 manufao tuTed, re-
commanded and for sale by Barclay hroth"rs Used
InT c.nsnlIng Aao. lea hrr, elass chlnaware. etc.
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w i.ite lead.
Young Ladies'

Pants OILS, all" 'oi'rs ol "l 4in's-eheap for eaSl
Il BARCLAYS
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Brandie., WHISTLES, Wines.
For Safely killer.

FsI %sli,a gs,po'c' only. at wholesale and RETAIL
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PEOPLES LAW BOOK.


Full Instructions and Practical Forms. adapted % Nv.
cry Kind Of Business, and 10 al the states Of tho
Union.
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fIcgS aERE has no CONVECTION WITH
THAT OF THE EXCLUSIVE rRTvt1RoE Ca-
DER THE eHhs-ER,r II decades that there
Is nothing in the PROVISIONS Of the con
tract between the Gify n the Memphis
Gaslight Company 70 prevent the CITY
from subscribing TO stock IN any other
cofnpany-but whether n new company
may be established is undetermined. In
other words, il simply decides against the
Jurisdiction ofthe Federal courts over the
suit brought by Mr.. Dean. leaving the
QUESTION IN controversy between b two
companies yet 90 be litigated so that any
person now subscribing TO stock in the
Gayoso Company will be just In time to
start in the course Of litigation which will
yet be necessary in order to establish It's
rights in Memphis. And az a lawsuit Is q
pleiisant property 10 have, there Is no
resslon Why those who wish TO do so
shoald not subscribe to this one. IL s0iH
also soc part Of the Gssets.f'
50 far from gaining anything In this
suit, the Gayoso Gas Company was sim
ply thrown out Of court. A contrary
opinion having been indastriously wrifeH
ap, Il may not be amiss to state that as
yet the Gayoso Gas Company has never
gairged a point 10 any suit, and that so tar
as Gas Companies are concerned, ALL the
results OF previous litigation have been
favorable to the old Company.
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COUNTY COURT.
-
List Of napis rates--Whe Of Them are
Eligib e.
The Question 10 be Discussed in the Court
Tomorrow.


The magistrates of the county viii meet
in their room on Monday, as Quorum
Court. The first business in order, indeed
the particular business which calls the
gentlemen together, will be 10 decide
what magistrates are exercising their
powers legally, and are therefore eligible
to a seat in the Court.
II will be recoilected that Messrs. Hol-
man, Miller and Dickinson, and Commits
siOnsr BOughner, were appointed at the
last meeting of the Court to inquire into
and investigate the claims of such mem
bers of the Court as were disputed a
place in the same. The committee
was In session during part of Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, but, as
we learn, without reaching any
very satisfactory result, some of the mag
~istrates having refused 10 attend or to
submit their eases to them. A failure by
the committee, in whole or in part. de-
wolves upon the magistrates the fullest
consideration of the questions at Issue.
We hope members Of the Court will ad-
dress themselves to tho work earnestly,
and with but one purpose in view, and
that 20 subserye the public interests and
expedite the public business. We APP
pend a list of the magistrates with the
Districts they serve in:
First District-N. r. BOnd and d. n.
W INC AIAE84a
Second District-w. p. York and w. c.
Ward.
Third District-Vaeant.
Fourth District James Carroll and
Thomas L. Giles.
Fifth District (cityEP. Il. Heinrich,
Edward Herman, Patrick sherry, Michael
Foley, +. b. Willard, r. NJ. Dickinson
and Thomas y. Mynatt.
Sixth District-AndFew Stewart and
Ferdinand Smith.
Seventh District-Elijah Pulliam and
+. W. Caldwell.
Eighth District-Henry c. Brewer.
Ninth District-D. A. Harrell.
Tenth observation-disclosures G.. Bieckley.
Eleventh District-W. If. Walker and
Henry II. Jones.
Twelfth District-Thomas Holman and
Hume +. Hill.
Thirteenth Distrlct-Wm. s. Walton
and John S. Black.
Fourteenth District Ccity-ames Hall,
S. A. Moore, II. NJ. Grifhth. John T.. Eli
OFT, John r.. Burke, John Norton, Henry
f. Greon, G. w. +. Cook and James II.
Swan.
Fifteenth District-R. b. Miller, r. II.
GlissOn and Walter Stanley. The latter
will probably not appear TO claim his seat.
Sixteenth District-C. l.. Brooks and j..
II. GOOdiett.
Seventeenth District - Jere Massey.
Total, Il.
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aENTIFMENla IIsr-
MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1853.
LODGEs

LOnGEH
BJurH MEMPHIS, No. US-meetE II ridav al
each monti-Han cor. Madison and second
Al Wheeler W. NJ: Ben. X. PuIlen, Sec.
ASGEEoSA, No. L5-meets LIST d In ev-
gy month, a. Cdd-FellOWs' Hall, eornef
CouH and Main. John Gent, W. M: John
Beamish, Secretary.
Ella SCOT, No-2&-meets LIST Friday Of each
monln-Hau corner Madison and Seeput
n ". Mitchell. 81. n; 4 Sturm- aee
DESArO, No. Sd Fridsv ~ escb
mOnehEDdd-Fellows' Hall =. 81. EtanIeV
". NJ K. ". shelton. Sec.
EHWEEANGy No. Al-meets sth Friday ~
each mOAth-at south Memphis Fsan 49, "
uar OF Ma2hNoB and second. JgIp 1880
". n; B. X. Ft4lien, Sec.
OLA ARCH
FFEE CHATTER, No. me Al Monday AZ
each month-Odd-FAlOWs Han. % frs.
der. NJ. +. II. p; c. G. Locke, Sec.
r.
krahuA COUNCIL, Nc. 6-meetE "a Monday 81
escr month-Odd-FeloEs H6u John Zent
Th.lh NJ Virgin, Rec
T~ENPLAEa.
OFKEEE C6NaAEDEEY, No. Emeeis 4th Mon
day Of each nonth John Gent, CON-; \. :.
ANInNn- He
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eREAT ANIMAL Of Day eoops
Hsrzes & Bros Second ImpOrsailon Of
IA thls Season. 80

OK
We would briefly call the attention OF
our readers to Iierzog q Bros opening OF
new goods, which have been received
within the last few days.
a stock of dress goods, comprising the
very latest styles in the market, VIII meet
youreye as you enter the house. Beanti-
ful plaids OF every imaginable pattern
will be shown to you, and the most fzstid-
ions can suit HIMSELF fn fact, the assort-
ment daies competition.
Arabs, new and uncommon, have been
recsived on yesterday and will be shown
tomorrow.
The Shawl department is rich indeed.
Beautiful Broche Shawls, Cashmeres, and
every other grade has been added 10 the
stock. The all-desired striped pattern Is
to hand.
And one word more only, and that Is
abont Hsrzog's Kid Gloves a dollar
and twenty-five cents per palr, warranted
TO wear or a new pair given without
charge. Where do you hear Of such an
ofIerr The Kid Glove is beautifully fla
ished, fine fitting, and durable. Misses
kids also have been received within the
last week. aud are sold for one dollar.
We promise our friend HerzOg a fine
business for the coming week, as the
ladies', no doubt, will all lock there to see
he pretty goods.
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CITY NEW S.

We are now receiving a very Ono as
sortment Of Millinery and Fancy Goods
which were selected with great care BY
Mr.. Kremer himself, and with a view To
suit the wants of customers as well ~
70 be able to offer them az very low prices.
New styles Of Hats and Bonnets. Velvet,
Cloth, Plush and other Cloaks, the most
fashionable materials aud trimmings for
same; Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Furs
and everything else belonging TO a lady's
complete outfit will be found in great va
F1etT al L. KREMERiS.
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0. Q. 5. DIREcToRY.

GsFos0 o.tEFAENT. Eoa,Lu aF-maas
al the lst ard 81 fhursdAy nights of eacf
month, af7k o'G0ak A. FllEvis. CP. DC
Tfnder, II. p lhSmSS bacon, scribe.
E6HPHIs LODGE, no Areets every Tuesdav
nlehf, n N O'Clock j. WkWaynesburg. ~
!. 81 Campbell, v c. Thoss 6todet Seetr.
fafrKA64W LOpGE, No. &mee8 ere-y Mon
dRg ntgQt a. ~ O'clock J.E Resell. y. q
AIexa1ater Hn1H, Y. q; c. Walter, Rsc-
fuQ Hscr4lay
1rrH Ioneh. No l. DEGREE OF
neezfon 4 ~ Friday nishf ID each mona
al s o'cieek. 20. II h. Pngh, Nd, Mrs.
WI MeLehesh, sse5s
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The appeal docket EiH be called Mon
day moFaiag, and then the following cal,
endar:
2522-0Hearn vs.. BeecheF.
l479-iseynolds Va. county Of Shelby.
ItS0-dalfagher VS.. same.
l4S@tole W. WaggoHeF, adm'r.
l4AzISttletOn vs.. Waddell.
lf96-Aiiea IS. Gleason.
l5e5-snliivan vs.. NJ. & A. Of Memphis.
l506-Partland W. same.
l507-6aigin VS.. same.
i5Qs-Eoley vs.. same.
1O9-oasnes, adm'r, vs.. James.
i5ii-Slatterley -. u. 4 of Memphis.
l5i3-Alartin vs.. Montgomery.
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Criminal Coart--.ladae Hudson.

The following Gases are set for trial dur
ing the sasuing week.
&c. T.. Morrison. perjury.
49-Chss. Levy, maiieioua shooting.
53-J. L. Leonard, embezzlemeRt.
60-Arfhur Cartwright, mnfdeF.
64-Scheaster Rheinman, larceny.
67-Sani. Dickens, malicious shooting.
S0-Ssrlh Gainor, malicious shooting.
E-Heitry Wilson, faurder.
SIR. W. johnson, murder.
S2-R. w. johnson, malicious shooting.
Ss-R. w. johnson, malicious shooting.
85-6-7-'F. +. Leonard, embezzlement,
ss-Thos. and Sam. Dickens, murder.
9l-Fortest observation-disclosures shooting.
l0l-Che. Marshall, malicious shooting.
1O2-3on. jefferson, false pretenses.
1l0-AtssoHsi Miller, larceny.
ll2-Meses Hopkins, perjury,
l29-HonFF Gaines, malicious shooting.
l34-Ellen Thomas, grand larceny.
1se-En ma Brown, K. Watkins, larceny.
lS7-Ellen Dickinson, larceny.
l4e-gas. Vance, Jas. Creafner, larceny.
l55-L. W. Pearson, house-breakiRg.
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A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RlrE.

HEgCaEs AND MrFHRAs Lodges meet mo
f~unotion <th Wednesday In every moo
r MelieTbh, Secretary
GAEFHA OuEC OF PRINcEE or JERUaALEH
Asln, No hen. X. PulleD, ga, Tarsh..; a
p fraahland, go, Recorder.
CAIVAEf cHAPrER or ROSE CRoIK, 18th, No
l. Charles " Adama. sd. NJ W. II r.
TOmiiBson, sd. see.
PfIuLIPPEDu PLEasEus XII 8ofh.
No Henry p WoOd~ard. I'd Comm,
Mfiiiam L. cirode, 82d. Rec.
oastsioEa % Mksr FEssEssEE, 82n. John
AinfAe 80 CoInmf, in Chief Dodge d
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

No advertisement IL inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEALunless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional.
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EOONOMg.-TO never throw aside your
cl0hing becsuse IL is faded or out Of re-
pair, but take them TO the Steam Dveinr
and Cleaning House, 24G SECOND street
third store south Of Jefferson street, WHERE
A. good As new.
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THE WsEKIYnAfPEAE, the largest and
best weekly in the Southwest, cohihihs IN
this weeks issue the fall proceedings Of
the Shelby County Agricultural and Ne
ehanlcal kaaF besides the Oslar current
news Of tile day. Il is sold st AVE- 9ats <
a copy. and 10, according to size. the
cheapest psper published anvsghefa
Merchants wishing TO send a PAPER to
their cQahtfT friends eennob ID better
thar set the WEEKLYA PPRAL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-15

Office Memphis Gayoso Gus Company,
hank Buiding, corner Main aud Jeger-
SON streets.
The books for subscriptions Of stock are
now open at the ga7 Office. By order Of
the Board Of Directors.
JUsT received per steamer Russia, on
consignment, loo sets Fine Furs. VIII be
sold at once very cheap, at
VENDIG & BROS,
No. 226 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-15
OLD RELIABLE"
- DAVIS A
UNITED STATES NAIL LINE.
OPPOSITION 70 MeHGPoLY.

THE splendid side-Wheal Passenger steam
ers Liberty No. 4-aDd Commercial. VII
between MemphtS and White, Little Red and
aud Black RtVers, leaving Memphis every
tuesday and Saturday, at 8 o'clock pm.
Fncse boats have been GOeked and thoroughly
repaired and furnished with new outats-
maklng them asgood aSEew The Merchants
sno riautefs on y hite ltea and Black rivers,
thus WaAins Is = permanent and relIahIe
. Home Institution We hope. by striot az
tention 20 business and Low RATS, to merit
JOHN q DAVIS, SUPPLEMENTARY
ConsigE freight to Davis Lme-1 Nemnbfs
IeEn. LEVY R0B8INS. Agents
nol5 no. Is Jeierson street. Aemphiz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-15

CLASSES In bookkeeping, BUSINESS Writ-
tag and the ERgtish branches meet every
day and evening at the college rooms OF
RoBERrsON's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
These classes are under the charge of an
experienced, practical accountant and
penman, who has devoted years TO the
profession Of teaching, bookkeeping and
rapid commercial writing. Youngmen oil
every calling viii find il greatly to their
advantage TO write a rapid and Iegible
hand. To attain a fair degree Of skill re-
qHires but a few months practice, n the
outlay and time will be more than made
up every year.