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DESPERATE AFFsAY.
htrF
The Bully of @ROtteu Row Cleaned Out

= q go 90
A desperate fight occurred on the cor
ner of Gayoso and Shelby streets in front
of Rotten Row yesterday afternoon about
g o'clock. between two notorious charac-
-ters-George Smiley, called the Bully OF
Rotten Row." and Dan -, called Rat
Ting DAM" for short, which resulted in
placing the "Bully'' hOTS dc cOmbd for
some time, il RGtforever. So
The trouble had been brewing for some
time, and was caused by Dan taking the
Bully's girl away from him-not by his
PERSONAL proves, but by his personal
charms. The Bully, of course, swore re-
venge, and for some days has been follow
ing Dan, with the laudable desire OF
( "bdsting him wide open" Yesterday al
t~ernoOn, seeing Dan and the girl go into
the restaurant at the corner OfSbelby and
GayosO, he picked up a brick and followed
them into the box where they sat down.
A word or two only. ensued, when before
the Bully knew what hurt him, Dan had
drawn a razor across his abdomen, and lit
orally cut finF open. The Bully fell back
ward at the slash, and lucky 1t was Tor
him that he did so, for Dan, having his
handin~ made = second gu. this tlme al
his throat, narrowly missing II, but cut
ting a terrible cash on the side Of the
neck.
Having performed this feat, Danleft the
Bully weltecing in his blood "A made for
parts unknown. Up 10 a late hour last
night the police had not arrested him. The
Bully's wounds are pronounced severe
and dangerous, if not fatal.
+ -S~"
CHEAPEsf ARABS intown.
CANS NEW STORE,
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THE MUNIclPAEcANVAss

NOTICE.
The Registrars of the different wards
will call at my Office this morning at nine
O'Clock, without fail. and bring their re-
ports. JOHN. p. BOUGHNER,
COMMISSIONS of Registration for shelby
County.
RESPONSE FROM MR.. BAUGH.
Editors 4ppeGt; In answer to a call
that was made HF-nany of my friends
through the columns of the APPEAL to
become afcandidate for the Office of May
or, I have this to say:
Ihave not thought OF becoming a can
didate, for the reason that so many of my
old and personal friends we're anxious for
the position, and ! do not feel disposed to
be in the way of any candidate whom the
people may select. If. however, l am the
choice Of the people, I viii not refuse the
use Of my name as a candidate.
r. D. BAUGH.
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NNENI ~" 7 = - ~
Editors Appeal; Having waited with
some impatieRce and much anxiety for
many friends" "ex-rebel." Shelby
county" or ''any other man" to call me
out for some office, L have concluded to
say through your columns that the office
of Clerk of the Second Circuit Court
would suit me very well.
Should the delegates to a nominating
convention If one is deemed ~expedienti
conclude that I suit the Office. they. are at
liberty to use my name in thai connec
ton. 500 - &C..
In the event / should be selected and
-elected, I pledge my utmost efforts to dis
charge the duties of the Office in such
7manRer as to make it pay me as much
money as possible, honestly.
SHEPHERD NJ. ASHE.
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ELECTION TO-DAY.
Vote For Convention and for
Democratic Delegates.
The Convention Bill, and to COnfint
Voters to Wards and Districts.
The Polls--Names Of Judges, Clerks
and Deputy Commissioners.

This is the day set apart by the Legisla-
ture for the people Of the State to vote
for or against the Convention, and for del
egates to the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Justices, to be- eIec1ed at the-same time.
We hope every citizen Of Shelby county
will vote. and vote "f0r the Convention,
and none but this ticket:
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FOR ALDERMAN 7ru WARD.

A observation-disclosures received the nomi-
a nation al candidate for Alderman of the
@th Ward. al the tenocratlc meeting held Al
Ferguson Hall on Isih inst, ] take this meth
cd or saying TO my friends that accePt tut
nomination. and Will serve the citizens OF
Ntmnh.s 10 the best OF my ability II / am
elected ~. ROASI
December Il, Es59. des
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C~HaisTsAS BOOKS.

f.. Wade &c Co, 2g Maim street, cali the
attention of their friends and the public
generally to their very beautiful assert
ment of Holiday Goods, such as Writing
Desks, Portfolios, Work Boxes, Photo
graph Albums, Ghronl0s.s Gold Pens,
Childrens' Games, beautifully illustrated
Books in Morocco, Antique bindings; Ju-
Yenile and Toy Books in great variety.
CHOICE BUTTER at Ice Depot, 54K JEFF
fersOn.
Go 70 Loeke's. 2s6H Main street, forthe
DRY goods reduced this week at b. Low
enstein Il Bros.
SELECT OYSTERS, 70 cents per can, at
Ice Depot 541 Jefferson.
dress PoPL1Ns at &c a yard. Cheapest
ever offered IN this market. Come and
look at them at j.. H. Loewenstine &
Bros, Clay Building.
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No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless 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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LAW EPoRT


"N"'NF' W.T.
The following business was transacted
yesterday:
BigIey, Mellersh & Co. VS.. App & Co.
judgment for plaintiff, S220.
The cases of harrington eft al. VS.. Cross,
and Jackson vs.. Cross, occupied the atten-
tion of the Court yesterday, and VIII be
concluded to-day; aferw hieh the regular
calendar will be called for trial as pub
3 Ifsba1
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"OLD RELIAB
EE DAVIS 49,.
UNITED STATES HAL LIRE.
OPPoslTloa 10 MONOPOLY.

THE splendid Sids-Uhsal Passenger steam
Il ers Liberty No. 2, and Commercial, VIII
form aSemt-Weekiy United states Mail Line
between Memphis and Whfte- LITtle Red and
and Black Rivers, leaving Mshrptts every
Tuesday and SstuESzr, at 5 O'Clock pm
These boats have been dosked and ~h0roEghlv
repaired and furnished with Heu outfits.
maxim Them an wood SneW- TdeMerclaDts
and Planters on White, Red onc Eisek rivers.
have taken ohe-haIf tee stock IN Skis Inc,
thus mlaktng it a permanent and reliable
= Eoma Institution" We hops. BY strict al
tentton 70 business and Low 70 meric
s fair share Of public patrguuer.
JOHN B. Avn Supetiatendee6
Ccnsign- frelgEs TO Davis Line, Memphis.
Tenn LEVT < ROBBINS. Agents,
nOb No. Is Jefferson street. Memphis.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATER-Last night, not
w~ithsuanding the u~nfavOrable weather, a
fashionable and enthusiastic audience
were present 10 pay a deserved compli-
ment to Miss Irene, on theoecssien-o Of her
benefit. Of style entirely different from
her sister Sophie, there Is, nOtwithstand-
ing. in her duietude and unObtrusiveness
active, exuberant m~irthfulness. Aper-
petual sunbeam, she gives life to every
scene, and bsaatifiss the stage whenever
! she steps upon it. Mr.. Atkins has the
merit of being one of the best burlesque
actors we have seen, and though there
may be room for improvement, yet his
rendition of QOripdG was u-neXceptiona-
bly, good. Miss Jenny Wilmore, as
DIM, was Esprightly and piquant, as she
ever is. M. LIngard gave US an excel
lent representation ofthe Bdf6a,-and, al
together, the rendition of 'sCindeFelSe
was most excellent. 2Black-Eyed Susan
wound upa very enjoyable eyening'sen-
tertainment. .Sinbad the Sailor viii be
presented at the matinee to-day, and at
night "Lalla Rookh' and THE Area
Belle will bring the eneagementof the
Worrelt Sisters 60 a conclusion. wish
them success elsewhere. They deserve it.
On Monday Rip Van UjRkIe makes his
appearance. This announcement is sUifi-
I cient to fill the house. In the hands of
MT. JeICEsOu II Is the EEedte5J dTllsilC
performances Of the age,
ST. PATRICK's FAIR.-The attendance
at st. Patrick's Fair, last evening, was
not as good as the previous night, . natu-
raj result of the inclement weather.
However, there was a great many more
people there than we expected, and they
were enjoying themselves right merrily.
The friends of Captain Hanson rallied to
his support last evening, 4iyinEbim sUEf
eient votes for the g~old-headed can to
place him ahead of all competition. Al
derman Black is second on the list for the
Mayors cane. 4 large number of votes
we're polled for the antlers for the fire
company considered the first at fires; a
handsome belt for the Captain alse.accom-
panies this prize, and the DeSOto street
company-the gallant Three's-are now
ahead. MI. Robert GOode is now IN the
lead for the .w~ater-pitcher n dsa1ver for
the candidate for wharfmaster. The gold
mounted cue for the favOrite billiard sa-
loon Will be awarded this evening at half
past ten o'clock, at which time precisely
The polls viii close; Cadmus isnow ahead.
The Festival will present some interesting
features this evening, and there Will no
doubt be a full attendance.
BRooMis OPERA H0UsE.-There was a
good house at BrOom's last night. Char
lie White maintains his supremacy as 2
stage manager,
THoMPSOSis MUsICIIALL gaze a varied
and excellent entertainment last night to
a very large audience.
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Atwood delajnes, figured delaines,
stripped deIaines, and all other kinds OF
d~elaiues, sold at great bargains at J. II.
+ building.
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Law COurt---Judce CaFmack.
Stands adjourned over to Monday next.

CheHcery Corrt--Chaucelior Morgan.
There was no court yesterday owing 10
the illness Of the Chancellor, and Court
stands adjourned over to Monday next.
The case of the Memphis Gas Co. VS..
GayOso Gas Co, byconsent of parties, was
heard in the Shelby Circuit Courtroom
yesterday, but not concluded. The argu-
ment. of counsel engaged, Will be further
heard TODAY.
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WORTH EXAMINING.

four large stock of all colors of Arabs
ara worthy of an examination, and if you
hear the prices and want TO buy a pretty
Christmas gift, you are sure to purchase.
Beautiful white Arabs, also all kinds
striped, checked and corded Arabs,
trimmed in the very best style, and sold
att bargain Infants handsome knit sacks
and cloaks, and breakfast shawls. All
will be sold at such prices as will induce
YOU to call at Cans new store, 29S Main,
Just opened, a select and beautiful lot Of
calico and dress piaids. Our ladies' eolored
and black cloth cloaks will besold at New
York prices. Give a call and convince
veurself. Cans new store, 29S Main street,
opposite w. r. Moore & Cos. Don't mis-
take the number-29S.
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MEMPHIS LITERARY SOCETY.-The
members of this Society are requested to
meet at their hall on Saturday, 18th inst,
at ~ pm, tor the election Of officers.
BY order of the Society.
LII FORD, Secretary.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

FoHrarpets and Oil-cloths, go to E.Fe-
gan's, 2GO Second street, Vincent Block.
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The following is the list OF letters remain
ing In the Memphis Postofdce Gudnot deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
Ailletters directed TO street n numbers,
Will be delivered promptly b earriers.
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Or MONDAY NEXT, December 10th, we
viii display on our cheap counter an i'm
mense stock of ~cOrsets, gloves, hosiery,
handkerchiefs. collars and cuffs, at actual
New York cost.
A. SEESSEL Il son.
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BRovN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.-FrOm
the Medical Director of the General Hos
pital, Benton-B Barracks, near st. Louis:
HMarch q. 1862. MeSSTS. John l. BrOVR
q son, Boston, Mass: Use OF your far
famed and most seryiceable 'TFoches' is
being made in the hospital OF which /
have charge, and with very beneficial and
decided results in allaying bronchial irr-
tation.u For Coughs and Colds the TrO-
cheS give prompt relief.
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ELEGANT Trench and. Chinese per-
fumerv, in fine cut-glass bottles, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2I3 Main street.
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WINTER CoUGE.-The harsh, dry, hack
ing winter cough which affects old people,
and invaIids in a low state of health, is
most happily affected by the Balsam. 1t
removes al morbid mucous, and other foul
matter; improves the digestive organs,
and imparts new lite to the wan and ema-
ciated system.
Ia Dr.. MdHSfeld: Dear Sir;I am very
ready to allow you to use my name and
testimony 10 the efficacy of your Hunga-
riau BalSam. II is by far the best article
1 ever used for Lung Complaints, of how
ever long standing. From professional
indications OF so mueh usefulness as this,
] think it just not to withhold my public
recommendation, which / have not before
given in favor Of any remedy.
HENDERSON RAY, NJ. D.,
Post oak, Mississippi.
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FOR JUDGE 1sr CIRCUIT COURT.

TCDGF-Edfg5rs appeal: In response 10 The
verv couuIluenLary call in your paper o.
Yesterday. glzued one oflhe Bar, 1 hereby
Announce mvsalfa candidate forJUDGEo
heFLESTCIhCUITCOUHE ofSuelby county
AN c. W. HEISKELL-
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GENTS SHAwLs at So, worth so, are Of
fered at J.-H. LoeWenstine q Bros, 23I
Main street, Clay building.
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GENTS Sleeve Buttons and Studs, gold
plate and warranted, for one dollar. at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE.
2l3 Main street.
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TO ADVERTISERS IN THE APPEAL.

After this date, advertisements will not
be received from any but regular CUSTOM
ers and wel1-establisked houses, unless
accompanied by the cash. The enforce
ment Of this rule is rendered necessary by
the difficulties of collection and the de-
mands of a business that requires a cash
o~utlag.i1L all its departments. for its proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
will understand and appreciate the neces-
sity for this basis for our future.
HEATING, ENGLISH Il co.
November so, 1869.
For carpets and oil-cloths, go to z. Fe-
gan's, 200 Second street, Vincent Block.
BARGAINsl Bargainsii Bargainsi!i
Great bargains in dry goods at b. Eowen-
stein & Bros this week.
BUSINESS NOTICING contracts or OBJ
legations assumed, or made by any indi=
vidual owner or employee of this office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
as an offset TO any bi1ls duethe same.
The party making any bill must settle 1t
himself in person.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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CLOABs at extremely low prices at J.
II. L-oewenstine & Bros, 23I Main street.
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A GOOD CARRIAGE for a single horse will
be sold at auction to-day at 10 O'Clock, BY
Register, Trezevant & Co., in front OF their
auction house.
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SELEcTa box of Handkerchief, Half
Hose. I. Y. Shirts. or any style of Furnish
ing Goods for holiday gifts, at 233 Clay
Building. WIGGANS THORN'S,
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Memphis & White River Independent Packet.
For Helena. Friarfs Point. Devalts Biud.
L Little Rock. Hot Springs. Searey. Dss
Arc. Augusta and Jack oruort-
This Erst-claS5 s5de-Whsel pas -
seuEers rGer-Tfiiea a. Inova ~
ENERTTEESDAE at 5oc iocE -
Connects WIKI steamer IOilie a4r1tE Tor an
points on Upper Write ard Biack rivers.
zLAtOET &AELLER, Agauzs.
Promenade and Jefferson SITS, opp. Landing.
aunZl f ~ r
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has all
the late Pictorials, Fashion, Literary.
Scientific, Police, Sporting, Irish, Ger
man. French, and a host of others, New
York Herald, World, Tribune, Times, ri.
Louis Republican, Times and Democrat,
Chicago Times and Tribune; Louisville
Courier-JOarnal, Cooley, Peterson ana
DemOrest for January, and a large assort-
merit OF other montblies, late Novels STE
tionery, etc, etc. Mr.. d. B. Wharton can
be found there, aud will take pleasure IN
waiting on their friends.
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THIRTY DOZEN No. ! Mems Double-sole
Kip Brogans at SIS per dozen, for sale at
the factory, 203 Main street.
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ITN

LIST Ward-E0rth end Nary Yard.
las. A. Newsom. Deputy commissioner j..
Z. Randle, o. Dryer, J. Glancey Juuses' -
c. Baugh, F. I. Atwood, Clerks'
I'd Ward-CorHer Washington and FoHTth
Streets.
George Gulbone, Deputy Commissioner R.
W Ifphtburne. t. j. Campbell, WI. chase,
Judges; ThOs. Joyce, A. X. Edgingtonr Clerks
Sd Ward-ETernan's Office.
W. E. Barrett. Deputy COMMISSIONS Jas.
ROork, W ]. McKeOpy J; a lShaIg1 Ju"ses'
Henry Schrader, W, A. Nelson Clerks.
An Wor5-Gorger Madison and Third Sts.
T Cartwright, Deputy COMMISSIONER A
r. Lacey p. II. Stanley, W. W. Coleman,
Judges: Dan Kirwan, A. Holding Clerks
5tA Wdrd-CrcUat Court House.
T.w. ODonnell, Deputy commissioner ::
c. Hoist, oven smith, James Fogarty, Judges;
W. W. Gilbert, John D.. Baird, Clerks,
6A Ward-FcldrGH Block.
It baiuo fmpossfble to secure q place to hold
an election, at the corner OF MuioeFTs am ASl-
b04. the polls will be openedat Waldran bIock'
II r Chfles. Deputy Commissioners; Z. A.
CicaIIf. Thos. B. NormeDt,j ). Haistead Judges;
W. 81. CLARK, sam Moore, jr-, Clerks.
7th W~ord-C0uer Linden and CdUSeg SIS.
Robt. Good, Deputy Gommlssloner ". L.
Stewart, Davidson, l. Harulslaui JUDGES
F. Foster, c. Z. Jones. Clerks.
Sth Wdrd-Gureh, Q1tinby Avenue.
u. T Monsarrat, Deputy Commissioners; =.
3. Holt, D. Pants, ]. hcGeoy, Judges; !. u
Stewart, Eugene Levy, CLERKS.
Oh Fard-COTHer Kerr and Eyt5 Streets.
W. 3 Gibson. Deputy Commissioner IN.
Wardig. J. DanbUry. John Herring, Judges; J..
@. Handkerchief, F. c. Schaper' Clerks.
10th Ward-Africa Bailey Church.
!, ". f. McLefrsyh. Deputy Commissioner; T.
T Wright. VIC. Ellis, James NJ. williamson,
Judges: ]. n. Boon. Augusts BiZien- Clerks.
Election for Consta5ies and justices Will be
held at me same time and places. Deputy
commissioners will call at my Office and be
0naii6ef. JOHN F. BOUGHNER,
Com'r Of Registr'n for Shelby county.
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ARABS at reduced prices.
CANS NEW STORE,
2gS Main street.
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FOR FRIAR's POINT.

Regular Memphis. Helena and Friar's Point
Tri-WeeEiy Packe-FOr Helena, Fnars
Point and al Way Landings.
The elegant sidc-wheel passenger steamer,
hGe0. ". Cheek -
Leaves as abOveTHIS DAY, 18th iust,at5 pm.
For freight or passage apply On board or to
KlCHD ". LfduTBUKAE, GenI Agent,
l.dzr jefferson street.
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". II. STEPHENS, Shelby co.
J. B. HEISKELL, Shelby co.
H. b. BATE, Upton county.
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READ b. Lowenstein & Bro advertise
ment today.
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HANDSOME GlrFomos, iR-black walnut
and gilt frames. at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
ADVICE GRATIs-If you want any
thing nice for your Christmas or
New Years dinner, either plain or
Confectionery, corner Fourth and Poplar
streets. You win also find a select stock
Of toys. fancy boxes, and a variety of ar
ticles- for Christmas trees Also, home
made mincemeat ready for USE, at 20 cents
per pound. We advise everybody to buy
at BertOn's.
WRAPPING PAPER % SALE CHEAP.
S-torekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity of wrapping paper cheap
tor cash, on application at h APPEAL
counting room.
SMOKY CHIMNEYs.-No cure no pay.
Have your CRATES set and smoky CHM
neys cured, by calling on II. Lemon, Al
Madison street,
READ the reduction advertisement of
B. Lowenstein & Bros.
THE APPEAL is the only pdily paper
published in the city. Only twenty-five
cents a week.
SASH RIBBoEs, trimming ribbons and
all novelties at actual cost.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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z ARABS at reduced prices at J. H. Loew-
enstine & Bros, 2SI Main street, Clay
Building.
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~WkETED-HkLE HELP.

N5sa.s a-.E-r tss h4rF 1-U b. inserted al Ten
ozlu per Hae, each Insertion.
HE-P-CcurrzetOTs and farmers supplied
n WITH No. i help. Of eveTydescriptiOn. on
short notice. uv -alllug AZ or addressing No =
West Cont street. Itelsl q. II. WOOD
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MILES SHOES for ladies, misses and
children at cost.
A. SEESSEL & son.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. Jacob Thompson and family, of
Mississippi, Gen. A. BufOrd, Kentucky,
Col. B. NJ. Webster, Kentucky, and COZ
Nathan Adams, ~ofStantOn's Depot, arrived
in town yesterday.
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BEAUTIFUL White Arabs.
CANS NEW STORE.
298 Main street
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- cLERK p CIRcrIT COURT.

TUX NLLUA u N-It-N-'
0LFRK sEC8SD CIRCUIT COUET-We
- ere authorized % announce Col. JOE
EAHEIERE ls g candidate lor the once OF
-1DTFv de4
DIRK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-Ar.
Fds5r- Some kind friends have seen 10 70
call anon me - become a candidate for the
above oCnce. Hnd in reply / can only say. tnaJ
TwEl accent a nomination, II rendered, and,
y elected. viii eudeavor 70 perform the du-
sefg II. b. IRRELEVANT.
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CLOTHING and gents furnishing goods.
cost, cost, cost, cost, cost. cost.
A. SEESSEL & son.
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L. WATCH FOR BARGAINS on our cheap
counter. Goods as advertised.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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IvoRy-HEADED Canes for m dollar, at
the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2f3 Main street.
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CHRISTMAS PREsENTs-At Mrs. Hun
ter's Emporium of Fashion, 247 Main
street-a large lot Of Cloaks, Shawls,
Bonnets. Hats Jeweify..a ChIdren's
Clothes, Dolls, Gloves, and all kinds Of
Laces and Wells, at very low prices, for
the holidays. Call and examine.
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WE have this day reduced the price of
our PittsbuFg lump coal from 81 p to
81 10 per barrel, delivered, and other
Goals in proportion.
BROWN e JONES,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Pittsburg
and Camel Coal, office 2s2 Main street.
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WRHTED-SITUATl0NS

Moves u1dT CrE head 1rU be inserted Gt Ten
cents rr haC, each iHgertiJd.
CITTATJtN-tE a young man who can
- c|su--1la good country trade. and Who has
SIX months experience ina the corn business,
q situation as Assistant BoOkkeeper, ship
ping CLERK. OF salesman. In a grocery or corn
house. Good reference furnished. Address
I2yCOurt street. stating where an inter
view can bC had. delh
TUTOR Young man. capable OF teach
ing both modern and ancient languages,
desires : situation 1u o private family Bes,
reference slyeu. Address l. BJJEGES, over
ton Hotel. deli
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and ST LoEis u. 5. hsli Line
FOR HIC1HAW, COLUMBUS. GIRO AND
ST. LOUIS
81 dD1EE ~
This elegant passenger packet
viii leave as aDove -
THIS DAY. 18th inst, at 5 pm.
r. Tickets for all points. via Memphis and st.
Louis Packets North, East and West apply
20 General Railroad T1cEet Once, = Main
street. 1-f fLEd. CAIN EhL.5lpt-
ToE B. DUEE. Ticket Agent delS