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POLITICAL.
NETWORK REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

NETWORK REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
FOR Secretary Of Stat....".....FRANL SIGbL.
=. O,..,,-au.- HORACE GREELEY.
-. 49,. a.,,,ai ....mARTIN L. TOWNSEND.
e - -. THOMAS /. CHATFIELD.
-, g.. r,,.r .., WILLIAM Ii. TAYLOR.
r. Co..i co,,,.t.,so,,r zee. STEPHEN T. HAYT.
Foe Prison Inspector. ..........'DANlEL De CONO'bh.
Far Jsa0es Of DE Court Of LEWIS IL. WOODRUFF,
n" S Sasy y - -. ; CHARLES MASON.
Election Tuesday, Nov. =.
DO NOT PAIL TO VOTE
For Tx AMENDED CONSTITUTION;
and
.axaGsH THE PROPERTY QUALIFICATION FOR CoLoRED
MEN
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Totals ...3s,i4 1871 52.962 32,sH 1871
The total number REGISTERED prior to the November cleo
ton Of last year was according the Police record 1902
and to this nearly 1900 added prior TO the succeeding
December election The decrease Of voters registered
this year. as compared with last year, Is 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
NEW..JERSEY.

The Democrats in the lid District oil tlId-
son County have nominated Henry KnOop Tor Member Vi
Assembly. -
The Democrats have nominated Benz. G.:
Potts for Member Of Assembly in the Isl 9 ~
Essex County; Chauncey G.. G. Williams IN tho i W.
trct; Horace Van GlesOn IN the lNth' anu ~
Murphy IN the IXth.
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To tho union Republican v..ers Of the sevonih

To tho union ReDsb'ican Vsters Of the Seventh
Assembly Disufes.
Ia the ', Il M.edougst, sn born an the Ps'
the the Republican party. one rear ago uom
sat.d for the Assembly JAMES RIcHHoND aoHnAed
Republican candidate ssaus, me- Oar oAms we're
Committee Mr. Richmond wls By that conmlss chosen
was assured BY him aud bis friends that at the next canvass
have o. eek, Ny friends and uy,. supported RshuoDd He
vas elected and represented the De, Mr. sSt~sud
and Mr. James B. Taylor like true and reliable gentlemen. have
tanned me is sh. canvass again nominated and CHARLES
SHAW r d. ago sams down from III. corner Of Yves. Tvcu
hHd and s''sa'%as' somewhere ana oa' 0'~' a'~A
me- VINO " "e' iV' w uO' '" ~
bsEger struggle INTO one OF the fe" districts len where 0a
bOeke Vei This Shaw tried 70 obtain tue no~n>0o WI S
a., .v ,,s, ,mong vo. Abany IObbylst
aud sustained the nhaHsus hoages TAX HU- ''
,,,..,- IA, ,,s.,.d Arb,,,
Shall this inflmJ Be osn'aanAed LAX f'' J'0r votes
CORNELIUS VAN corT.
Democratic Union Nominations
The folowng,re'o1aous have been aaop1eo " '0e '
=, - A. =, la. - .ul.,.d IA n. ,nhIi.hed:
Resolved Tha. tue Democratic Union Cv ADD Coan
,,o,o,.s q, s,llow,t
rmnuIsw cIRRKR
Superior MARTIN T. MCMAHON
SonH . :. $780,
""'"" Goppp
sn,rog,t,. ROBERT c. HUTCHTEGS
Common FREDERICK w. LoEW
ma,as cur, JoHy n AsTHoN
CoToner''' ' tTrv
Resolved That the following Nominations Tor Senators maze V D'
Ri, s.,.,o,i.i Co,vs,.on. ba
Democratic Union 'e0A'0"~i O"''H''N' "
Pinh District. .IGNATIUs FLYNN
SIth District .
os's'u tvSpy W cRNRr
..,,-,,.,
Resolved That the apparent nomination Of WILLIAM %
go. -. =. -. .,,.,,, =, ,,,, coum,
'" 0e AU" --' '-'
tee improper be made BY Democratic Union Conversion
Resolved That the f'"sE' hereby declared to be the Democratic
,-,. .,A,A,,s. a. a....bIv IN the seysra Dist,ca
OHO- eANu'1@''' W N'' -
,,,. n,.,a,,.
l-rsr.ues DuE,. I2-Le-s s. Goebel
Urlsm N Raoo,V IJ-Asabe r. Henick
1-wul,u mcM.AOa, I4-Johu R Hsussusy.
-. ,, x L.. r.,lox 4,
9-ChH''opner '"uus'n' = -, -,
Oscar H. Bogar. le-FraSk X rurceh'
H., oh.,l. I7-Prederiek H. PagE
eM,,ti, E,ob,a,. SO-Pstrek MeGovsn.
a-James d. hcCehod' A'-"""A IL N''
~ - /, ,,.,.. 4, a.. ..,.
., %, thI. examination ard that ballots for and against
and for and aguS equal rule Of TAXATION be Kept
the De"O''A' '~'a "eA''O'i'' anu w W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

In the Sprng-st Presbyterian Church, near
Varickst., yesterday the Rev. W. Aikman. ID. D..
preached tue hTs OF series OF SUNDAY noruius aIs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

ALBERT A. DRAKE. esq, runs for the Assembly IN
Union County. n. J. man of rare energy, public
spirit and ndefatigabe industry, he will be the very
best man for his constituents that can he sent to the
Legislature Friends in Westfeld, Plainfeld, Rah'
way. and other towns in the Hid District, turn out
and send Mr.. DRAKE. lie wanted but % votes last
time; he can succeed this time with little effort
There Is no man that do what he can for his dis
trict To independence and honesty of character lie
adds zeal that will render him truly most efficient
member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

Very Happy.
the Cotton Dental Association ~ Cooper Institute
away feeling very happy. fact
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LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
Very Hnpny.

PARIS Oct 3-The fat; Rentes declined 10 I'M lie ,
PKlSKFoKr Oct 3Unsd States Fretusutss SS0eSi for the
aue Of
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Spuial Nuiit,s.

~VfIIdI UUIIIts'
Pbaion's "Nitalia II" Or Salvation for the Hair
poR RESTORING TO CRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoNs "yIT1LI" differs utterly from all ID. "dyei" roll
orsr." .ad rcOe" u 10 I.A totally Different prn
spr rnpI fragrant. sai perfectly anOcaou' preePa' no
uddy or -cueni reue shaking up and communicates
10 stain to III, skin neu SO paper curtain Is necessary to Goa
e,. il. turb appearance the simple that noitr6tL Is
is 10 ii. intent. and purpose, 10 TOle, Chemistry
70, cal, b, al drugri,,. PHALOS son, Neu.YOrE
Watches and Jewelry Repaired
b, -oEmen GEO O. ALLEN as BsdSiy, Oae door be-
low Canal and Broadway bseen Twenty seventh aud I~env
siRLthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

special Notice..
ERN.YpRK BOOK nHDRRY.
wALKKR SOM late q ia Fulbust Who have heea baFAi
y trr Eshbur rsspsI iuorn their friends Sl Ae
boE trade crss thry have leased The extensive pclr
No. 81 DEiSL,
where baaness In medAs All etiefs ahn N""oh
cations dlrrcJ above sth receive ptohpt attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

The
WEBER
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOFORTES
iao,,s4 bv the er artists PARBPA ROSA KELLOGG TOPP
BRIGNoLI THEO. THOMAS, MILLS, PArTiSON, BhlSIo"'
sASDRRSON MARETZbk, and Others A. 'he
LEADING PIANOFORTE OF AMERICA.
Hence the unparalleled 10 their sale "
30 PER CENT.
In tso YEAR, 90 per Internal Revenue returui
wARRRooMs.
oTH-AvR CORNER I6TH-ST
Llndeman 81 sons
CYCLOID &C. SQUARE PIANO FOETES.
TUG CYCLoID combine, In iA shape
BNTiRB NOVELTY
ELBGASC2.
and STRBSGTH.
s m stand IN tune losser than any other form Of aanO
wARgRooNs-yO , LRRor-PLAcs DLgBCxRR-s ST.
Twenty Dollars.
On. bsstP French CtisG TBA SEf. gold elge ~ FsseeA
1uelys cute lassW ATkk GOBLblo
1Ssslre gllSs WINK GLAss.s;
aud
Ga. pair handsome Sshsli.n VASES ..
siH BE- EuttO any sddeD on reee'p. OF 30,
eEss rsrdej by cIpruIs & o. D.
HRRMNy FROST { Co,
. Ma ~ AEd 80 MurrlTs,,
.lsfA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

S. r. Brick, jr, who is a genuine brick ac-
Cording to ali accounts, is the Republican can
didate for Assembly in Richmond County
STATEN sand) He is also supported by a num-
Der of the Democratic voters dissatisfied with
their own candidate, Mr.. Decker, who obtained
by fraudulent votes or false returns a seat in
the last Assembly, and cOntrived to hold it
until near the close of the session because his
vote and influence were thought necessary to
put through certain jObs-the City Tax Levy
and the like. We trust that Mr.. Brick will be
faithfully and vigorously sustained by the
Republican voters of the Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
MARRIED.

The Trophy Tomato the favored largest the smooth
h heay aHdISTV early.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

john II. WHITE will surely be chosen to the
Assembly from the XIth District if the Repub-
licans poll their full vote for him. They know
him to be capable, experienced, and worthy
Come out with your Last vote!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

Mr.. Hiram Merritt has withdrawn his name
as a candidate for Assembly in the XIVth
District (Which embraces the upper portion of
the Seventeenth Ward) in favor Of JOHN j.
KEHoE, who is now the only Republican can
ddate. Mr. Kehoe has been Republican for
fifteen years, and was elected, but cheated out,
as Councilman a few years since. He is not
afraid to carry the banner of his parry through
the Mackerelville portion of the district. He
will poll large vote, and we hope he may be
elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

Republicans of Kings County If you do not
throw away your County by insane personal quar-
rels, you are sure of a glorious victory tO-mor-
row! Your candidate for Sheriff is very strong /;
your Senators will both draw out large votes !;
and you can elect one of them, with four or
five Assemblymen if you try. Danish, then, all
feuds and heart burnings and resolve that
ANTHONY WALTERS shall tomorrow be chosen
Sheriff, and that the general result in your
County shall eectrify your brethren throughout
the State and the country!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

CORNELIUS VAN Corr has been nominated
for the Assembly by the Republicans of the
With District Fifteenth Ward), where he was
born, and has ever since resided; where he is
known and respected lie asks the support of
the Republicans of the District which he de-
serves, and, as we trust. will receive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

The voters Of WESTMINSTER County will to-
morrow decide whether they prefer honesty to
corruption in Office. They know that JAMES
w. Hustled did his best to curtail expenses
and thus reduce taxes last Winter; they know
that Messrs. caldwell and Lawrence worked
and voted on the other side. If they now
vote for the jobbers and against the true man,
they must expect to pay the $4,000 which
the Ring have stolen, and which the State in
ssts on being paid. Messrs. Rowe, HAIGHT,
CADY and Hustled can all be elected if their
friends really try.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

The Hon. E. DELAFIELD SMITH is running
Cor ct-Attorney on the Republican ticket
with Nelson w. Young for Coroner. This
ticket is indorsed " City and County-No. G."
Inasmuch as the WOrkingmen's candidate for
Coroner will receive the Republican vote, they,
the Workingmen, ought to vote for Mr.. Smith,
and not for Garvin, the Ring" candidate.
Mr.. Smith was U. S. District-AttOrney under
LincOln's first term, and is an energetic, trust
worthy citizen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

The Hon. Samuel T. Maddox is the candidate
for Assembly in the With District of Kings
County. He was fairly nominated, and is fairly
entitled to the support of every Republican in
the District. His record as a Member of AS
sembly in 1862 was creditable one, and his
election ought not to be hazarded by running
an independent candidate. Forget your differ
ences, friends, and secure a Republican in the
next Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

Vote for CHARLES GOErP, candidate for JUS
tice Of the Superior Court Mr.. GOepp is a
German by birth, but long resident in this
country. He is an excellent lawyer, and would
make an upright and competent Judge
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth fun
D1lUe and address
, 1869-05-11
S e, G q TX a v :.


PURSUANT to orders from the Royal Governments it is hereby
AZ made known that the taxes for the year 1868, viz Ground
and Building-Tax, the Tax on the production of Sugar, the Per-
centas e-Tax on the Rent of houses, the Quart pro Cent Tax, the
New Tax, the house Tax the Cavalry and Artilery-Tax and the
Immigration-Tax, become due on the list of May this year. A list
of the Tax-Debtors and of the properties with specification OF the
respective amount of Taxes, will be found exhibited for inspection
for the Jurisdiction of ChrBtiansted at the Royal Treasury Office,
and for the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted at the Sherifs Office IN
said town, and will be advertised in the st. Croix Avis. u
In accordance with Governments Order the aforementioned
Taxes will be received after the 9th of every month, and on the
LIST Of June the lists Of arrears will be sent to Government for their
further measures.
Royal Treasurers Office, st. Croix the 9th April 1869.
j. A. HOVER,
const.
, 1869-05-11
Bekjendtgjorelse

VFOLGE Diet Kongelige G~ouvernements Ofdre bekJendtg]ores
n herved at Skatterne for Aaret 1868 nemig: Grund- og Byg-
ningsskatten, Afgift af Sukkerproductionen, Leieafsitten, pct.
skatten, Ny, Huus-, CavaIeri- og Artilleri- SAINT Immigauons-
over Skattedebtorerne og Eindommene, med Angivelse at Skatter-
mes Belob er hen1agt til Eftersyn for Christansteds Jurisdictions
Vedkommende Diet Kongelige Kasserercontoir, og tor fTederlk-
steds Jurisdiction paa Byfogedcontoiret sammesteds, og vii tllhge
blive ~indrykket st. Croix Avis.
Ifolge Gouvernementets Ordre modtages ovenanforte Skater
efter den ode liver NAMED og den 1se Juni vile Restancellsternc
blive indsendte til Gouvernementets videre Foranstaltnng'
Det Kongeige Kasserercontoir, st. Crox den 9de April 1862
J. A. HOVER,
, 1869-05-11

Skatteyderne
Navne.
Cruiser, Virginie u
Ann C.
Cunning, JOS, Arv.
Coulter, Francis
Daguilard, NJ. L.,
D6ttre
Dahl, Andrew
DAILY, John
Mary
4" Adrlane II.
Dam, Andreas Mt.
Daniel, Anna M.
Danielsen,M athilda
Dardis, Adriane
Mary
Davis, John, Arv:
Derrick, John W.,
senior
, 1869-05-11

Donaldson, Pauline
Douglas, David &
Caroline Dyer
Doute, Anna, Born
Downing, Janeky
Dreives, Carl F.
Drewerson, Eleono-
ra & Born
Drummond, Phillip
& Born
Duncan, Francis d
Born
GeorgeB.
Dyer, Alfred&C Con-
stantia
Fredsrik
Ch., Arv.
g Frederik A.
Annesta
Quicker, Martha
Ebbesen, Geo. B.
Edlam, Francis
, 1869-05-11

DeLeon, Wllhel-.
mine
DeWent, Lucille q
Edwa
Sarah
DeWindt, Cornella
Susana NIL.
S. Hans
Dewitt, Mary &
Sarah ].
, 1869-05-11

FORTEGNELSE
~" over dc den Le Mai 1869 rflde Skater til St CK Colonial e for At 1865
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SO 1T GOES.
Something 10 be TEead and Pom
dered by BrOWnIOB.

About $50 years ago, OF an island
meadow In the river Thames, still known
as RunDymede, on the 18th Of August,
the iTOn-c clad friends Of freedom
met King John and vreeted from
him Magma Charta, the great char
'eF Of English liberty. II contained
these words: mo man shall be arrested,
iIR pr:soned, or deprived of his own free
household, OF Of bis liberties, or OF his
own free customs, or outiawed Gni ban
ished, or Injured in any manner; nor
will we pass sentence upon him, nor send
trial upon him, unless by the legal judg.
ment Of bis peers, or by the law OF the
land This is the great germ OF our
civil liberty, 1t was defended in Eng
land by many bloody wars, and has been
ratified by many acts of Parliament, i,
and ct the present day no King or Par
lament Of England Vogld dare In any
way to restrict the privilege OF the
hd6eds corpus. 1t was sngPsfted ss a
fundamental principle in our Constitu.
ton, and our forefathers believed It TO
be sure guarantee for the rights of fu-
ture generations.
About six yeaTs before the Federal Con-
stitution was adopted, EeI4srEs BILE
prophecy WIS uttered under the following
circumstances In 1870, Henry Laureps.
former President OF tue Confidential Con-
gress, was sent as Minister to Holland.
On his way he was captured and inn.
prisoned IN the Tower OF London for
fourteen months. When Lord Shelburne
became Premier, Laurens was brought
up on habsas corpus and released. After
his release he dined with Lord Shel.
buFne, vhea The eoIvs-setion turned on
the separation of the two countries.
Lord SSelburne remarked al am sorry
for your people," "Why so?n asked
Laurens. hThsy viii lose the habeas
corpus" was the feeSiv. Lose the ha-
beas corpus !" said Laurens, in ssttnnish-
ment. YES" ssid Lord Shelburne.
- We purchased it with centuries of
wrangling, many years OF fighting, and
had ii confirmed by at least tifly acts of
Parliament. All this taught the nation
its value; and it is so iDgrained in their
creed, as the very foundation to their
that nc man or party will ever
dare 10 tramp on 1t. Your people will
pick it up and attempt to Rse it, but,
having cost them nothing, they will not
know how to appreciate it. At the first
great internal feud that you have, the
msJority Will trample upon II, and so
will go yOar liberty"
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leglslation? Unless the psrty has lead.
ers competent and courageous enough tc
do this, 1t Is likely to be ruined, to fall
into general disgrace, before the admin
istratlon OF Grant Is half over.
It IL not enough that the attempts OF
the monopolists to increase the burdens
they lay on the psople shall be defeated.
1t Is necessary that some influential party
leaders shall push through with might
and main legislation reducing the odious
protective" taxes, relieving the people
of the oppression under which they lie,
breaking up these monopolies which
make living dear and the lsborer's and
mechanics life hard, and denouneing as
every scheme which
looks to support from the treasury, and
as the enemy OF the Republican party
every one who brings forward or faVors
such scheme. That Is the way to save
the Republican party. Who will do It?
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GREELEY.
"YOu Lie, You villain, You LIe.'

The New York Democrat of recent
date says: George Francis Train deliv.
cred the first OF q series OF seven lectures
on his fsvofite topics, the finances and
Fenisnism, last evening, Mr.. Train was
Ia his ueuRl lively vein, and amused and
aroused the enthusiasm of his entire sus
dience for two hours, talking about lit
tie of everything, and coming around at
stated intervals to the main subjects.
The point of the evening was a thirteen
stanza eplgram on Horace Greeley -
WHICH he denominated Thirty Years
of Horace 3reeleyism Boiled Down. y
He said he had adopted, as q closing line
TO each stRDza, an expression of n. G, g
frequently used In the Tribune, " You
lie, you villain, you lie" The following
are specimen stanzas:
Fan Of editorial sass.
Calling everybody ass
Year foJten paper VIII not pass
You Aei you villain you lie,
On finance, ignorant Horace O..
Teaching naitves A. B. O..
Ruzzing Ike bumbie bee,
Ken ite, you Villain, you lie!
On the finance question, Mr. Train
was very earnest In advocating an equal
currency for all. He read, with effect,
an epigram on the bondholders and the
people, commencing with this stanza:
Work, work, woikl
With pick, and svoyel and Ak
To pay the New England CONTRA tons.
foeT own ana The eopdheidsrs' tax,
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DIssoLuTIONs.
Dissolution Of CopGrtnersAtp

THE copsrtnership heretofore existing under
l the style and firm of ROSE q VIGUS, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent NJ, Rose
having purchased the entire interest Of +. W.
Vfgus and assumes ali the liabilities OF said
firm, and alone l. authorized to sign the firms
name in hquidauOn. NJ ROSE,
+. W. VIGUS.
return my thanks to our friends and the
pu bic generally for past fsvors, and cheer 'ully
recommend my former partner for their gem
erous support F. W. NI0US
Memphis, January 20, 1889. jazz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-26

"A poor man Ia Onio thinks himself
helr to $40 600. coo Ia England, and Is
Issuing $1,000 bonds for $40 apiece to raise
money to take him over.
The assessed value of real estate In
san Francisco is SIS, ,576, ,l79, owned by
apout nfteen thossand persons, who pay
a land tax of 81 1890
Madame R1nalds, nee Miss Carter,
OF Boston, has won her divorce case in
Paris, and is to hAys eighty thousand
nvres per year and the custody of her
children.
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COTTON GINS
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

-s,,p 49,. - Tale Agents for the sale OF thes-
w 1,r5rsIIsd .. y Stands. For beauty OF
srtPI'T. IfsHTSEss o. nRAfI, ASb ~, oUiANTITI
or LINT COTTON turned ons az 80 SIiSs Icy ~ =
unsurpassed. Reference can be ,sIS trs ~ -
every planter who has given them -. -
Where mule power Is used, they make a b e
OF nom One-quarter 10 One-tnird the dram
oVER ANY OTHER GIN. We are also agents fol-
BTaAUBS GRlSr MILLS, and WHEELER,
CLEMSON & cos CIRCULAR SA VS..
McCOMBA & CO.,
Dealers In Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
G22H and g2l Main Street,
fvli daUfnn Harnuhia Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-26
PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE.
ktterHeyS, Solicitors & PrOct0rs

A TTESD 20 cases In the different Courts sit
% ting at Memphis, and In the river counties
OF Arkansas.
So The Senior partner viii hereafter espe-
cially attend 10 cases in the Supreme Court Of
Tennessee, and in the supreme Court and
Court Of Claims OF the United States e. Wash
sngtOa, being OF the firm OF PIKE q JOHN
son, OF that city.
Ofios 10 the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner Of Cent and second streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-26

CEALED proposals viii be received at the
- once OF the undersigned, in JacksonpOrt,
jackson county, Arkansas, until the first day
OF January, 1853, for the erection OF a BRICK
COURT HOUSE. with iron window caps and
Edlls. iron cOrnice, stairwsys and balconies,
slate and Tin roof The size OF said building 50
by ~ feet with center projections on each side
and end, OF two by Gfteen fset. carried up with
dormftoriAs: to be tsFO gtOFiss high, with
rnansard or French roof. Delfry ana dome.
Plan and specifications can be seen - this
once. Three annual payments, 10 be made Rc-
cording 10 the progress OF the WORK, and the
house Is 20 be completed by the first Of jan
Slary, 1870. and the payments 70 be made ac-
cOrding 70 the reports OF the Internal Improve
lnent Commissioner 70 the court
Riley KINMAN,
dsc9 Ina Sheriff Of Jackson County, Ark.
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NOTICES.
Notice.

FT1HE buEsuess Of Moore, Whitdsld & Co., viii
4 be cOnunaed ss heretofore
VIRGIL V. MOORE,
5alz Surviving Partner.
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NOTICE.

HTT patrons and all who wish 10 have their
NJ Pianos end Organs Tuned o. Repaired by
me ia q superior woTkmanlike manner, viii
pleass leave their orders at Ciark's 5eWeiIy
pstoTe, eF 1t No. 80 Second street, and NOT al
Mr.. Ratgenbach 5 music store, as / have no
connect ion whatever with that establishment.
z. q. HOLLENBE
tsl6 Piano and Orgen Maker.
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Pike E johnson,
COUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WAsHITGTOE. D. @.

FEyHTS FIRM, ESTABLISHED AT WAsH-
ington, (Onice, 2I5 r street,, will attend 70
all cases that may be entrusted 70 them, in the
Supreme Court OF the United States, and Court
OF Claims and Rlso to the recovery or claims
against the Government or individuals, and
70 business before Congress and Ia the Depart
Lneuts.
The senior member has been a practising
lawyer for thiIty-twO years, and Is e mem beT
OF the bars OF the Supreme Courts OF ArE an
sas, Lou sisna Gnd the United States. Ine
sunior, bred a lawyer, was long q Represe Ia
live and senator in the Congress Of the United
states, and familiar with the modes Of trans
acting business IN the Departments.
The senior, retaining his residence at Mem
pltE viii also, as one OF the nTm OF PIKE,
ADAMS PIKE, attend 10 cases in the Su-
prems Courts OF Arkansas and Tennessee, and
In the United States Courts and Chsncery
Court st Memphis. nOY28 II