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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1869-05-20
Notice to Jurors.

nWlNG to tie reeen, change 10 the Jury
~ Law Of South Carolina, notice is here.
by given TO all persons summoned previous
10 the LIST day Of Nay, 1859. by the Sheriff,
TO serve n Jurors at the Jnns siltlng 4 OF the
Couh OF General Sessions snd Common
Pleas for Lancaster County, that their at
tendance upon the Court IN not requlred
unless fe summoned afier this date.
n. c POTTS, Chm.
Board Coaniy Con m ssisners.
May Get, 1889. 81.
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Oar Nail Facilities.

Several wssks ago a large member OF
the citirans of this county peii,;oued the
Postmaster General for increased mailing
facilities. The matter WAS pr..ented 10
the Department by Hon. b. F. White
more, snd the following rssponse, banded
Us By the Postmaster At this place, we
psblnb Tor the Information u our resdsu.
Posr OTrIoE DEPARTMENT, !
Washington. Nay 10, 1869.
"SiR: You are informed that Lancas.
Ter now bss ~ ssm'-~svLty m.ii fsum
Csmdso costing s949 per anoum; while
the salary OF the Postmaster at Lsucas
ter--~lich indicates ibe amount of pos
tai business done at the PLACES only
$iGo q year. II has also . sem - weekly
mai from Monroe, N. u, nj coat Of
5000 per aunum.
"WhiIs the Depsstuent has no dispo
sitia to deny posai fscilities to Lsness
ter, the present supply, when the yield OF
the Office is considered, seems sufficient,
ss the fnaacisl condition Of the Depart
rnent b no, such a. will justify any addi.
tional expense.
I have the honor TO be, &c.,
GILES A. SMITH,
Second Assistant Postmaster Geni.
Hos. b. r. WHIrTEsoRw,
Washington, ID. @
We leun that another Petition ha.
recently been for~sraed, praying the De.
partmsns 10 re open the route and post
Offices from Pssss.o, Hill pSa Dudley to
Butler. Whsa ~s consider tbs fact that
tSt. b the nos, shiekiy settled portion OF
the county. and which is entirely destitute
Of postal fseik,ies we trsst the Depart.
meos may took With favor uyco ,bs Pc
t',ion. The expsose Of THE route would
bs but tribe 10 the Government, aod
essto" iosalesl.s's good spoa lie citizens.
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Something Nice.

Mr.. w. ID. LEMMoND advertisps N TO-
days paper the reception Of a handsome
stock of coufecricuaI'es aud fancy groce
ties, many Of which arc new for this mar.
ket Read his Advertisement.
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A RtcH TREir-The Eedssl Office
returns special ,aanks to e.. 8. L. Strait
for large dish Of nice Straw wSsffies-
which for size, flavor, &c., can no, be
sxceiled. They Nsre Of tho 'Hovey
Seeding" And measured toar inches in
citc6ihference. Who can beat in
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Court

Judge THoMAs hss countermsudsd the
ofeet, published 10 our Last issue, suspend.
ing the Jnus Term OF the Court Tor this
County. I, VIII be seen fros bo,ice
given by the Clerk, in, To days p-per,
that the June Term will be held at the
regular time fixed by law which is The
Srst Monday in June.
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EXCELSIOR!
I HAVE recently bought, at great cost,
l. two Of
he best e. n nA cras
IN THE WORLD.

The maker OF one, J. II. Dalmeyers, Of
London. received a gold and silver medal
at the Paris Exposition. The o'her is
Parailaetic Solar Camera, made by the cell
ebrated optician, Herman Roettgers, Of Ger
many. Tne best judges pronounce this the
best instrument in the world With the
Best Instruments,
The best Of light and the bes; materials /
guarantee Pictures to surpass anything 10
The State, and to
EQUAL ANY IN THE WORLD.
Either from Old ambrotypes, Daguerreo-
types, or from life. am prepared 10 make
any sise picture, as good, if not better, than
the original from finger ring size up to full
life SIZE.
10 making this announcement ] would
return my grateful thanks for the very lib.
erai patronage bestowed upon me in the
past, and pledge my best ell .rts 10 produs.
ing
! GOOD PICTURES
| in the future. The best judge are most
| pleased, and spelk most flatteringly, but
the pictures will speak well for themselves.
Come all and see.
Those owing me for PICTURES viii
confer great favor by paying thei, bills at
once, and save annoyance, If not cost.
Gallery oppo ute Char lotte Hotel.
e.. }. 3. BROADA WAY
May 8, '69-3t Charlotte, N. c.
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In Bankruptcy.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

TaEUNDERsIGNED hereby gives notice
Of his appointment a. Assignee 6f jas
X. Hantet Of Lancaster County, S,ate Of
South Carolina, who has been adiudged =
bankrupt upon his owa Petition, by w. 4
Cawson. Register. M persons Indebted
TO said Bankrupt viii make immed, a, paw
,seut 10 me. 80
u: II. DUNCAN, Assignee
May ~, 1850. z" y ~ -st.
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GS- Mr.. j. NJ. Adams, fsvorably known
to our community, has removed iris TinA
Shop to Chester, where he will be pleased
to fill all orders. See notice in this pa
per.
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Application for Discharg.
In Bankruptcy.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
THE UNDERsIGNE hereby give. no.
Il tice Of his appointment as Assignee Of
>: RtVES WADE, Of Lancaster County,
State OF South Carolins, ~As has been ad
jagged a Bankrupt upon his own Petition.
by WI CLAwsos, Regisier. All person.
Indebted I" said Bank -upt Will make I'm.
mediate payment 10 me.
B. J. WThERsPooN. Assignee.
May ~, 1869. az
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Return DAY.

Mond-y pe.t is lseturn=Day for this
County.
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iOC A T..
job work executed at short notice
af this ofiSe.
Rsligious Notices.

Rsligious Notices.
ASfoisrksArs ron NAY.
Ffifse Methodist Church Every Sabbath.
S,Iiage-PresbSterian Church-Sd saSbsfN-a
Commiin,on-pEeachiuS ON Saturday.
bouylAss-tst. and Ssh Sabbaths
,HafhsM-2d Sabbath.
ffiit=sAahh-ie., I'd, An end 9Th sabbaths in each
tiiouth.
ellis Creek--ad sabbath iu each month.
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Removal.

y NJ. PRESSON. would respectfully
~ inform the citizens of Lancaster
County, that he has removed his stock Of
Groceries from the Mansion House build.
ing to the Store mex, door east Of Bryce's
brick building, where he will be glad to
see his friends and customers.
have in store full stock of Goods
in my line, such rs ,........
Sugar, Coffee, Mola,ses, Salt,
Flour, Me Il, Bacon and Lard,
Cotton Ties, Rope and Bagging,
Fish Cheese, Rice, Spices,
Dry Goods and Fancy Ar;isles,
Crockery, Tin Ware, &c,
' ALSO,
A geueral assor, 10 ent Of Sup uperlor LIQUORS
ofnif brands, " hch will sell a. the short
est profit possible
To nay cou ntry customers ! offer every
Ind duecmeLt
y. NJ. PRESSON,
.vas Sign e e tt,t.,,s,,s The E'sphs1t y r.
April %, 1863. III.
l have recently opened branch Of my
house at Rock lin, and will keep at tina I
place general assortment Of groceries NJ
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PHOTOGRAPHS!
AMRROTYPESl
FERREOTYPES!

THE undersigned, Photographic Artist
l. OF Charlotte. N. e, will be at T.sncas
tervlle on the l7th inst and remain a fe W
days. for the purpose OF giving al! those
that are desirous OF having their beauty
eohlterfeited, an opportunity TO do so.
Nd Daguer-eotypes or Ambrotypes cop
led into any size. large or small, Photo
graphs. Aho. Pictures neatly put up in
Locksts, Breas'pins and Rings.
Gail and see Specimen
s,a,eh ", lsSs!L q Lane, I. Rhosssrapher, ts,.
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If you want Fancy Prints from
10 to f8 cts. call on
y A ROBERTSON IL co. s.
IL lF you want Cheap and Good
Shoes, cali on - S5a-Lg-
A. ROBERTSON b co.
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Boots and Shoes

Purchased direct from the Manufac lures
only one profit to pay. Ladies'
Lace and Congress Cutters,
Mems, Boys and Childrens' Boots ant
Shoes.
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Plantation Goods.

Planters C.. s. Brades Crown and Rivet-
Eyed Hoes. Scythe Blades, Grain Cradles
Cutting Knives, Hames and Traces.
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Ladies
Gents Goods

OF all kinds Linens, Cottonades, Tweeds,
Cossimeres, French Drap D'Ete. Stock or
Ready-Made Clothing very complete
Hats of all kiods. YHE ALPINE-new
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
SPRiNG AND SUMMER

Trade. Selected by one Of the firm 10 the
markets Of Baltimore, New York and Bos
ton. 8ough: for CASH and will be sold
low for the same.
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Nay 90. go.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-02

MEMPHIS, July !, 1868.
To the Editors OF the Memphis Appeal:
The newspapers of sthis city and
elsewhere having commented recent
ly on my supposed candidacy for the
position of Governor of the State. |
feel it due to myself that ! should
make this explanation:
Previous 10 the action Of the Radi-
cal GubernatOrial Convention, many
friends i'm different parts of the State
wrote or eonversed with me on the
subject of my becoming a candidate
for Governor. After the Convention
had met, and when Stokes and Senter
both announced themselves rs candi-
dates, as it was then generally sup
posed upon the same platform-that
of a continuation OF the odioTs Festric-
tions Of the right of suffrage-many
of these friends thought / ought to
announce myself q candidate in OBJ
position to this restrictive policy.
[ always felt and expressed N.Y.
self as willing to do anything
in my power to ameliorate the eondi-
ton of the doWn-trodden people of
my native State, but did net feel at
liberty to announce myself as a can
didate for Governor.
The letter published in the E,rsaiRq
Ledger, of this city, addressed to
some Of my personal friends, was not
intended for publication, except in a
certain contingency, TO be determined
and acted on by them, and hence was
not, in any sense, an announcements of
myself rs a candidate.
L desired these friends to co-ODcrate
with others throughout the State, and
left 1t with them to take such action
as they might deem best for the inter
est and welfare Of the State, totally
disregarding me or my name, as they !
thought best to do so.
Before their action, in any way
whatever, the letter was published. !
which, no doubt, led TO the Conclusion
that was a candidate; this conelus-
ION was erroneous and unjust to me.
In conclusion ] have only to add
that 1 amnot now and have not beeu /
q candidate for Governor. but that I |
earnestly desire to cooperate with ALL
good men for the speedy restoration
to the right Of suffrage Of every dis
iranehlsed white man in tho State.
an honest and economical admin
lstration OF the State Government, the
renewal and re-establishment of State
credit, and such other reform in the
administration of public affairs as viii
place the State Of Tennessee i'm her
ancient position, and give to an her
citizens the greatest share of pros
and happiness.
This publication wonid have aD-
peared sooner but for my a~bseneefrom
the State for the past six weeks, at al.
point from which communication was
difficult with Memphis.
D. NJ, LEATHERMAN.
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CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the nails from
the Eemnhis PostOhces

Chattanooga, Richmond, WGshlngI21 NJ~
YorE Raltimore. and all cities Easl South
Coiun1brs Ca. and M~outgomery Ala -
SrefI0Tr IN lie Memphis and GnaFleSlont
NfsSfssIr1T Central. Mobile and ohio, NASH
|fiie o5d CHATTANOOGA and East tennessee
railroads, arrive at 2:@ p.m.i close az AiA
an N.sbviro Touis.
vsila Cincinnati, Cleveland P1ttsburg, fhtia-
AeiphlR, Buffalo, Albany, New lorks ana AZ
cftfes Eorth and West, arrive O. Law pN.i
New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Yickk-
ara, Matches and ST cities South, arrive ais
M closes al 10: $ I'm.
AIIstations on the Mississippi ndTennes-
see, New Orleans ana Jackson and Southern
Railroads, arrive 81 pm closes SO pm
Memphis and LHLe Rock Railroad, Little
Rock, Madison. Surdays eZcepted,1 STRIVE a
pm; close al S p.Ia.
Marion, WittsbuTE and Claiborne, Ark,
H-weekly) Monday, wednesday andkricay,
.rrive at 10 an. close al Il am.
Olive Branch and Byhalia, Mss semi
Reekly Monday and Friday, arrive 24p.n-i
Cuba and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrive at l0a.m.; close at u am
Little Rock and Helena D al landings on
White river. tSemi-,Teekiy1 Tuesday ana Sel-
nrday. arrive at m close AZ 4p.m.
Pine Bluff and Helena, Endal landings on
Arkansas river ttri-weekiy hesdsys, Thurs
day and Saturday, arrive AZ sa-in-i eloseN4
An landings on the Mississippi river south,
isemi-weeklyJ Tuesday saturday arrive
AT 3 an close at pm.
All handings on the Mississippi river north,
lsemi-weeklT Monday ard Thursday, arrive
Al g m close ri $3.50 pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, P. n.
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ferred 70 come home. Weather here
snoNery and sEltry. Business good for
I've season, but much lighter thar recently.
me Cincinnati Gazette exultingly states
that there ts probably more freight shipped
Eom Louisville By way o. the Mail Line
steamers through Cincinnati. for Chicago
aoa y. Louis, than BY any other route.
1ne VII >. Hays has been chartered BY
p Dan. Rice and VIII be used asa circus
Il - thought thar the SVEN cen
SUNS IN the Alabama river can he raised
since . sunk there has been but four
1eats plying that river. viz. Gertrude.
HyanzA, Jewess and Emma
Capt. Dautei's new steamsr- also buud-
ing az Putsburg FOR the Red rfyer trsde.
viii be named the Lotus 10. 8.
The Northern Line Packet Comuaay
have Tithdra8vE the Moliie McPnks ana
CaHada nom their trade, Q having
enough business for all.
Several Wisconsin pauers arsaavoeatins
tho Improvement Of the Fox. Wisconsin,
and Wolf Rivers, AL OF which are trbuta-
mes OF the great Mississippi.
The ROck Island Cai0R says the add
LlonaI dam on Sycamore chain. above
Hampton has been pumped cut and the
Government engineers lald OUT tho work
last Saturday, There viii % about 2OOC
yards Of cutting.
The follgViug are lhs oHce-s OF the
Memphis and St. Louis Transportation
Company Barge Line; J.. c. McManus.
President; C.. W. Goyer, Vice President
A. l. Cummins, Secretary and Treasurer.
Capt. 20. Clarks G packet, for Red
river, which is being built at BHmore's
ship yard. Jacksonville, Is 10 be called
" M A. Violet, in honor Of an old and
prominent New Orleans merchant.
Capt. Charley Church, Of this civ i,
building q steamboat on the corner of
Front and Court streets. Il is remarkable
for nothing except the number Of state
rooms, which sre very small, ard which
frontO on the latter street. The min cabin
Is about tbs Size Os an ordinary Texas. on
a fourth class sternwEeeisr.
The Belle Lee win Re sold at IouisviII,
fn-morrow
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LAW

Law COURT.--H. S. Lee, Judge
This Court heard and determined the
cases on the regular calendar up 70
No. 2200 Yesterday. also some few Of
those specially set. To-day the re-
naming cases ~ the special calendar
will be called md disposed of, tc-Wit:
1873 Davidson vs. Fisher, Ames & Co.
1874 Colburn W same.
1879 McLanabau vs. Botanical Medical
College.
1880 Mckissick, surviving partner, ys
same.
1851 Same " Selby.
1854 Beecher CT al, surviving partner,
vs. Price a Hore.
1858 Southern Express Co Va Atlanta
4 Miss S Co.
ll79 Smith IS Levy.
1898 Williams Us Levy.
1899 Smith VS. Galbreath, Stewart L
Co.
17e2 Union Bank Of Tennessee IS
Camp Ct 81.
l7l9 Weber * Bro rs Gill & Simp-
son.
IT4s Rice V Hunt L Woodruff.
1723 Dunn & jones vs. Gil& Simpson.
l76O Greenland vs. Mulhollaud & Co.
l766 NespeTman IS PeplOw.
1867 Ryder vs. ZauOni q RaEgio.
l7z6 Bracket VS. Dies.
1892 Waehtn vs. Zivulul & RaggiO.
1873 Milbum q Co, use, etc, rs Pierce,
Park & Co.
1917 Roberts vs. Bunnlng.
1920 Gamer et TX VS. Mailman.
1927 Dammon, rec'r, vs Richards.
1871 Pelham d Co vs. Ma St Loui5
Packet Co.
1850 Sears VS. New et al.
1853 Smith vs. " 6A Of Memphis.
1868 Musso & CO vs. FerrO.
1865 Waite Cows Steamer Rose Ham
bleton.
1870 KtimerV VS. Hopper.
1874 Same VS. Roescher.
1888 Webber vs. Kiernan.
1900 Mosby, eX'r, vs BehringeT.
1920 Mayor and Aldermen OF Men,
phis VS. Ladd.
1915 E. B. Tally VS. Ed. Moran.
1913 Shelton vs. Sutherland, ct al.
1856 Patten VS. Greenfield.
1904 Cremer vs. PoOley d BarnUn.
The jury in the case Of Smith vs..
Armstrong ct al, rendered a verdict
for the defendant.
NCIEl.-G. - htEttS.
JIdoe.-This Court, up 10 II O'Clock
was engaged with the case of Kelly
We Memphis and Louisville Railroad
Company. This was an action brought
BY plaintiff to recover damages for in
Juries sustained while in the employ
ment Of the Company. Upon the case
being submitted to the jury they re-
turned a verdict for the plaintiff for
800. The afternoon session was de-
voted TO hearing motions, demurrers,
etc.
To-day Court will resume the regu-
lar calendar, and win proceed TO cafl
the list Ofcases published for Wednes-
day last.
MUNICIPAL CoURT, q. ". WoI9yun
JHdge.-In this court, yesterday, the
trial Of the case Of the State vs.. j. w.
Brown, aTratgned for assault and bat
terry, was brought to a closeand given
70 the jury, who scquitted the defend
ant.
The remainder Of the day was de-
voted TO investigating the case Of the.
State vs.. Ed. Kurnan, indicted for ex-
tortion.
To-day theargument viii commence
and be concluded, II is thought, in a
very short time, after which the fol-
lowing ealendar VII be called for trial
tO-wit:
1871 State vs. Eurdett.
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CHINESE LAsoRERs.
Address of COMMITTEES Of Arrange
ments for the Convention.


MEMPHIS, TESS., July 1, IS59.
The undersigned, appointed by
meeting Of citizens TO make arrange
ments for a Convention Of planters
and others to be holden here on Tues
day, 18th inst, for the purpose Of con-
sidering the matter Of introducing
Chinese IabOrers for agricultural anu
other purposes, submit to their fellow
citizens the following suggestions:
Il is not our purpose TO argue the
necessity Of more laborers. ThGt We
take it IS a forgOne conclusion; every
man Of sense and observation can see
and feel il. 1t is q fact. More labor
we want, more labor We MUST HAVE.
That point conceded, Our next duty is
to ascertain and discuss the ways and
means for procuring such labor. Our
necessities are pressing and imInedi-
ate; hence we must look TO q source Of
supply which even under our demand
viii prove inexhaustible. ThatsOurce
we believe 10 be China. That en-
piFe, OYerburdened with a population
trained to obedience, economy and in
dustry, can and vii supply Us, we
think, at once. These people, we I'M
derstand, require but one argument to
induce them to come, tO-Wit: the
certainty of lettering their condition
by receiving wages for their labor.
That VT are ready and willing to give,
consequently no difficulty can occur
nor is any persuasion necessary. An
other point: The empire of China ex-
tends within the limits Of the tropics,
where on the valleys Of her great
rivers rice, sugar, tobacco and al
other products flourish as they do with
US. And il is well known that where
rice and sugar grow the climate must
be u%nfriendly TO the white man who
labOrs In the sun. II is so here, and
it IS the same there; therefore the
Chinaman comes to US dcciiDlGted-
prepared 70 withstand malarial at
tacks in our river bottoms and allu-
vial lands.
We are authoritatively infOrmed
that on the 18th Of July, q merchant
from San Francisco viii visit this city
with the object Of asCertaining our
wants and requirements in this be
hall, and who is responsible and able
to comply with all his contracts. We
therefore earnestly urge every planter
who is Interested in this busineSs--and
who IS MOTTO come forward snd
meet with as on the day specified,
then and there dispassiOnately 10 con-
slider the whole matter in detail.
Each and every one should remember
that R0gr is the time 70 prepare for the
coming season. The railroad eOmpa-
MES have agreed to grant return
tickets free 10 an who may attend the
Convention.
Geo. ". Git, VIM. r. Moore,
H. ID. Brinkley, J. W. Clapp,
L. NJ. AppersOn, Leon Trousdale.
VIM. r. Hunt. Y. NJ. T~rezevant.
\. J. Hays, John c. Fizer,
". II. Cherry.
SALESMAN WANTEp.-A salesman
competent to sell goods at wholesale;
also, q first class retail salesman
wanted by Henken Bros.
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aM az LH ~
all citizens who sympathfze with the
objects, the money TO be paid over to
the Secretary, and by him handed
over to the Treasurer.
The following resolution was also
adopted, and Gen. Pillow, Col. Ste
phens and @. w. Frazer appointed on.
the committee:
BeSetUed, Inat a general committee
Of three be appointed whose special
duty it shall Be to devise means to
forward the objects of this Associa-
ton, and to report to the next meet
ing of the Association.
The following was then adopted,
and the meeting adjourned: Z
ResOtred, That the thanks Of this
Association be returned to those of
the city press who have aided this
Association with their notices and re-
ports.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-02

CRIMINAL Cot RT-h.- E. hudson,
Judge-This Court as usual, did a
good days work yesterday. Out OF
the four defen1ants aTraigned, all were
enn guilty. The cases disposed OF
age as iollows. to-wit: The State VS..
Mm. Marsh, charged with grand lar
csuyf fund guilty; pupishI3en fixed
1T three years.
State vs.. John Burk, charged with
grand larceny found guilty: punisb-
-ment liked at three years.
81 State vs.. Charles Richard, colorad
indicted for house breaking; found
guilty; punishment fixed at three
years.
State VS.. Annie Phillips, arraigned
robbery; found guilty; punishment
hxed at three years.
To-day the regular calendar win be
proceeded with.
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FOR CfyCryNATI.

Memphis sEd Cincinnati PaeketCoEpany-
For Cairo. LCufsvine are tucinnatL.
iDEEEI master
THIS elegant passEuEe- St-Hrcer IT.
viii leave Gs GuCvG -
FRIDAY. IuIv p. az 8 p-Hr.
JAMES 7. BOURNE g co, Agents..
~. Ac. = IeHare.n So
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roR y

Memphis and Arkansas River Pscss &C.
United States Nail Line.
y. 4. CALDWELL---Eube HayEes raster
This splendid passenze steamer IT,
VIII cave for the above on -I
FRIDAY ID inst, 5 pm.
ia. KENpIG. AEsEt.
ISL SlFrunt St. Mosby Elock.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and " hire River Packet C~Julpany
United States Nail Line.
For JecksOupOrt and Way LandIEgs.
Ashford, master
This superb passenger packet IL
VIII leave as ah0Ve ~z
SATURDAY, 81 inst, AZ pm.
T. A. EENDlG. Agent.
81 % Front stCeet Mcs5y Blccs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-02

GREATEST bargains of the season.
Five thousand yards new style Linen
Lawn, % cts. per yard-worth SO cts.
to be closed out at ence. NJ.
Kraus & Co., cor. Main and Adam..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-02

FoR one week longer we will con-
tinue our grand clearing sale Of sum
mer goods. Best prints, 10 cents;
common prints, 8 cents; good lawns,
l24 cents; grenadines, Is cents; 10000
yards linen lawns, % cents; 5000 yards
good quality solid colOred lawns, -
cents; summer cassimeres, rs cents.
j. II. L0EWENSTINE & BROS,
23l Main street, Clay Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-02


We will sell u entire stock Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, etc,
20 per cent. below the prices of any
house in the city of Memphis, to close
ont at once. SENDIG 4 BIO,
22f Main stree;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-02

JUST received, full size, los inch, line
article Mosquito MEETINGS, so cents per
yard-sold heretofore at 60 cents. NJ.
Kraus & Co, cor. Main and Adams.
TIE Varieties Theater Is now open.
Admission % ceuts.