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The national Republican., 1869-02-19

schools, while In q state OF slavery. [Ap-
plause, and cries OF "That's IL" "That's
iu"l Mr.. Bailey was In favor Of keeping
the schools separate and indorsed Mayor
Bowen's inaugural.
AMER some further discussion, Mr.. Parker's
resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Merryman asked that the following
petition might be read, with view to have
1t signed by those present.
To the honorable members OF the Board Of
Aldermen and Common Council Of the city
Of Washington; We, the undersigned voters
Of the Fifth ward, would most respectfully
represent TO your honorable bodies that the
Commissioner Of the Fifth ward since his
appointment to that office, has employed one
certain set Of men to work for the corpora
tion without changing hiA hands as they do
In other wards In the city. Several hundred
workingmen have not had one days work In
the Flfth ward since William Barnes has
been appointed commissioner Of said ward;
and we, therefore, would most respectfully
request that your honorable body would
cause two assistant commissioners TO be ap-
pointed by the Mayor whose duty will be to
employ men to work In the Fifth ward, and
also to superlntend the said work.
This was subsequently put In the form Of
a resolution and unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Michael Duffy, Of the Third ward, was
called upon aud addressed the meeting In
favor Of harmony and united action. He
advised them TO strengthen their organiza-
tlon, and when the nominating convention
came of they would not be treated as they
were at the workingmen's meeting last week
After the remarks Of Mr.. Duffy the work
ingmen's convention adjourned and the Re-
publican club resumed Its session.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
Duffy, was adopted by the clubs
Resolyed, That We Of the true Republican
party Of the Fifth ward, will indorse the ad-
ministratlon Of Sayles j. Bowen as the only
true friend Of the Republican party of this
city, and the only one that done battle also
for the interest Of the colored men.
Amer some discussion, participated In by
Messrs. Brown, Duffy, and Parker, the reso-
luton was adopted, and the club adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER,-f0W ray
was repeated last night for the fourth
. time, with no apparent ~diminutton OF
interest, and considering the weather, to
a very ,ir house. Few plays ever put
on orr Memphis boards have taken better
than Foul Plan. The weather has been
Admirable ever since MissPriee has been
in our city, and Yet there hss not been a
POOR house q single night. Tonight, on
the occasion Of the first benefit OF Miss
Price, the play will be Leah, the for
saken-Miss p. as Leah
PANORAMA.-rhe snow q raIa could
not keep away the eager and expectsnt
throng which crowded the New Assem-
bIv Hall last evening to see BullaTd's
crest DanoFamR Of New York city. AS
the time draws near for its departure
the eseeruess 70 see it increases among
ali classes. There are a great macy o.
| orr friends who have been to GEE Il sew
eraI times-not satisfied with having
seen il once. We learn that an exit
bition will be given on Tuesdey, l6th
inst, for the benefit of Grsca Cnurea.
This p~raisewOrthy generosity on the part
of the management will be gratefully
/ remembered and appreciated by the
friends of Grace Church and The puOhc
| generally. We hope that Our citizens
VIII shOR Themselves equally liberal, and
purchase the tickets from the committee
Of ladies who nave them for sale.
GAIETY.-BOb Hart, who is, without
doubt, one Of the greatest living negro
g~elineators, is now at this tbeRter. Hs
is greeted by enthusiastic crowd
| nightly, who are entertained by him IL
| his own inimit8ble way. Go and set
him tonight.
THE NARIErIES--IDe new blli auu
new stars take veil, and q ful house Is
present every night to greet them.
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CRIMINAL ENTELLIGENCE.

Police news was very light yester-
day indeed. Scarcely anything OF any
consequence went on any Of the docEets.
Ed. Ferguson was lodged in the Sc
cond district stationhOuse, charged with
having stolen goods in his possession.
The ball OF J. Il. ChOste's house was
entered yesterday and = fine oveTcoat
stolen tberefrom.
Henry Robinson and Winter Payne,
two coIOred sports, were arrested for
gambling and having gambling devices
on their persons.
Mrs. Orrie and her daughter were ar
rested and locked up in the First District
statiouhouse for committing an assault
on Mrs. DegnGn.
Frank Moody, q black man, wss ar
rested for stealing a short piece OF rope
with 3 mule tied to it. He was escorted
to the First District and given dry lOdg-
ings.
Dave Mahoney was picked up with
q pistol as big az q cannon q pair OF
brass knuckles as big 81 g boxiDg~giove,
on his person. He ives carried up to Mr..
Powers' elegant new building, near the
LOuisvills depot.
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THE t CHAMBER.
secret Session Of the Citizens
Union.
They Determine 10 "gO for
Aid McDaVIsI and The FirAt
National.
Eminent Counsel Engaged.

The Citizens Union, disguised with
the reports made of their proceedings
when they met in open council, deter
mined some days ago to hold ali of theiE
meetings and pOw-wows hereafter IN Sc
cret.
Accordingly, yesterday, the "secre'
word Yves passed around, and the SELF
constituted watch dogs OF the public
moneys, goods and ehRttels, notified to
assemble at the office of the Peoples H.
surance Company, to take into CONSIDER
stion matters of the very gravest import
What the proceedings were is not neces-
sarv to repeat, and we did not take the
trouble TO learn, though we could have
done so with ease. We know, however,
that il was determined to enjOin the city
Immediately from the issuance OF bonds
lately voted. Eminent counsel have
been engsged-Gen. Chalmers, Judge
Wright and others-and suit is to be en-
tered Immediately against the First Ma
tional Bank and ex-Chsirman OF the
Finance Committee, McDavittr for al
legged frauds in the disposal of the last
million Of the city's bonds. This is TO be
done instGnser, so We may look for lively
times.
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STATE NEWS.
miscellaneous


The eitiz Ems of the different neigh
borhoods will be pleased to learn that the
postofiices at Donelson and Whites Bend
have been re-opened lately. q mails
will run accordingly.
Toe Banner says: We understand
that Gov. Senter viii not have anything
to do with ~pardoHing out convicts from
the penitentiary, as has been the custom
with his predecessor. He intends TO
leave it Discretionary with the courts.
Gov. Senter has issued q proclama-
ton ordering an election to be held on
Thursday, the 18th day OF April, for q
Chancellor OF the Seventh Chsncery
District, which Office was made vacant
by the recent decision OF the Supreme
Court in the case Of Barry vs. L2uek.
There are not over q hundred and
fty militia In Nashville at the present
time. The Union and american OF
Wednesday says: "Gen. Cooper re-
turned from the front yesterday. He
laments the fact that his heroic veterans
have been covered with more measles
than glory since their arrival in Giles"
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How Gov. senior Constraes the MOdih'
cation of Martial Law.


Gov. Senter, in reply to q delegation
of gentlemen from Giles county, who
called upon him to know how to con-
strue General Order No. 4, stated that it
was his intention in promulgating the
order to leave the laws and the civil ex-
ecutors OF the laws untrammeled, and
to authorize them to call upon the mill
tia for aid in the execution OF the law,
whenever the civil remedies might prove
or be likely to prove insufficient. In
short he assured them that the militia
was designed, under the same order, to
operate in aid Of, and as a protection to,
the civil authorities, and not out
side or in defiance Of them, except in
the ease of offenses against the militia
themselves. Bat be further said that
this modification was based upon the as
sumed good faith OF the civil authorities
and the promised readiness of the eiti-
z 9ns to bring offenders to trial, and that
where persons known to have violated
the law were permitted to go at large,
without any attempt Or effort to bring
them to punishment, and upon refusal
to do so, then, in such a case, it would he
the duty of the militia to take jurisdie-
ton and do what the civil authorities
had failed or refused to do.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-12

DIR. LANE, SURGEON CHIR0PoDIsT,
can he consulted at his rooms, Peabody
Hotel, on ali diseases of the Feet, such as
COrns, BuniOns, Csllosities, Enlarged and
Disabled Joints. He will alleviate by his
instantaneous and painless process OF
efectually removing the worst eases OF
soft and hard Germs, Bunions, Nails PEN
etrating the fish, and all other exeTe-
cenees of the Feet. His procedure is new
and different from any hitherto intro
ducsd. When persons are suffering the
mosteXcruciatiDg pain, he can give them
instantaneous and permanent relief.
Persons relieved Of these ex%crescenees eX-
uerisnce the greatest comfort Of human
existence. He can remove the worst
soft or hard Corn without any injury to
the Feet, and emoves the worst BunioDs
without Injury TO the metstarsus bone.
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THE COURTS.

LAW CoURT-H s.. Lee, Judge.-This
Court convened yesterday morning st 10
O'Clock, and Immediately proceeded With
the trial of the case OF 5turgiss vs. Jack
son Insurance Company, continued from
Wednesday, which resulted in 2 verdict
for the plaintiff to the amount OF 1929
SO. The next case called was that of
Potter vs.. German National Baak Pend
ing the trisl of which Court adjourned
until this morning, when the above case
will tie resumed, and if disposed OF in
time, Wednesdays calendar will then be
taken up where LEFT off.
The Jury in the case OF johnson VS..
Wicks ct al. still fail to agree upon 8 YER
dict,
MUNICIPALC OURT-GsO. ". WGJdTGH,
,JldQe.-This Court was engaged the es-
tire day yesterday with the case Of Me-
Henry W. Mitchell, commenced We'd
nesday. Tne trial was coDc'ufed and
the case given to the jury, but owing to
tn 9 lateHess of the hour no verdict was
rendered.
To day the calendar published We'd
nesdsy will be called for trial, beginning
with 1858, Terry vs. Rutland, ct al.
CHANCERY COURT Vim. III Smith,
Characteristic day is motion day. The
roll will be called, commencing at A,
after which the unfinished case o. Shell
ton VS.. Parham and the remainder OF
yesterdays calendar will be taken up and
disposed OF
The papers in the cases of Winchester
VS.. Smith, and Mari, administrator, VS..
PesggiO ct al, are wanted by the Court ;
parties having same will return them at
once.
The Chancellor has decided ths cases
of DelaTooke VS.. DromgSole, and La
Fon;aine vs.. Gatti, inf favor Of complain
ante.
CRIMINAL COURT. = Vim. Hunter,
judge. This Court was occupied yestsr-
day in making up 8 jur5 in the case of
| State VS.. Rnsser, indicted for the MUIR
der Of Moses Hecht. To-Day the trial
will commence, and from the number
Of witnesses subp@ lasd, il is thought
that the case will continue for several
days.
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PHLYCTENULAR OR SCROFUL0Us OP.
THALNIA.-This disesss is distinguished
from al other infammatiOns ofthe eye by
symptoms so very striking thet any n
who has seen the disease q few times
cannot mistake it. Slight redness, great
intolerance Of light, phiyctenule at the
edge or on the surface of the cOrnea, and
ulcers and specks resulting from these
phlyctenu'R are the symptoms which
characterize this opthslmia q disease to
which children are SO liable that cut of
one hundred cages of Inflammation of the
eyes IN young sui jscts ninety are OF this
kid. This opthalmis is very often the
first manifestation of q scrofulous con-
stitutioD, and neglected or mistrested
frequently becomes the cause of perma-
nentIy impaired vision, or even of entire
loss Of sight. We would advise the pa
rents OF children afflicted In this manner
| 10 take them Immediately 10 DR.. Norris,
he famous Southern ~oculist, 2S3 Main
/ street, and have them cured. The Doc
tor cures all diseases OF the eye and ear.
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A CusroMHoUsE.-Mr. Cherry, the
President of the Chamber Of Commerce,
has appointed as 3 Committee to memo
risIize Congress on the necessity 81 q
custsmhouse in Memphis, w. y Green
law, w. II. Stephens, w. r Moore, ,.
L. DsnnisoD, Jno. Egeritt, W. K. Hunt,
L. s. Davis, H. NJ. L~oWenstsin, u. y.
Trader. WE. Harrington and Jno. Petit.
grew. The members Of the Committee
will meet st the Office eff the Peoples
Insurance Company. on Monday, at ten
3. M.
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CURIOUS ACCIDENT Two street cars,
close together, were proceeding up Main
street yesterday toward the Louisville
depot, when the first n stopped sud-
denly. The driver Of the second, not
paying attention to his business, did lot
stop his mules, and drove them smack
into the door Of the foremost car, break
ing the door off its hinges, and frighten-
ing the lady passengers into conniptions.
Such car elessness is criminal and oughl
to De punished.
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FOE SALE.

-OR LE-The beautiful Residence kDoWn
Il rs lie MENKhN PLACE, on BounoAIy
avenue. about iwo blocks north 81 Tue teIDl
- 81 inc POPLAR street railroad. The grouhos
.r,nTries spout A, acres, with carriage hOust
and -ou.-houseS. Ii VIII be sold on IaNoIa9Le
terms. or exchanged LoI 0asiness P1ORS'
Apply 70 MANKEN mHo
TOR SALE CHEAP.-A Lei IN on - Sold
II NC facing Horn Lake road, viii ps SOY
Iaw Tor casa. Address Mrs. MAGUIRE, No; IOO
Madison street.
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NoT1cE.-We have reopened with q
Connection with Pstro aud coal OIL.
Iamns and lamp fixtures, which we shsh
have aIwsys on hand, in sDy quantity,
at the lowest market prices. Our pat
rons will please call aud address their
orders to No. 1851 Main street, formerly
234 Main street.
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TIE sale of watches, diamonds, etc,
wiu he continued this morning, at the
sal,s-rooms Of w. H. Passmofe d Co.,
Uhen the diamond ring and pin referred
TO Yesterday, together with q msgnln
cent diamond bracelet with o setting OF
nearly seventy white stones, WIN be SOLO
rin and can be used IS either. Also, the
6rs,ing. Jurgensen, Charles L Jac ID,
and Jnies Emery watches, together with
a beautIful assortment Of gold and silver
chains.
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" Tall eaks from little acorns grow,
Large streams from little fountains n

Tall oaks from little aeorns grow,
Large streams from little fountains now
TIERS we're but little known, To-day there
rs not a nook or corner of our land
where they are MOI found and used. The
sale has reached the MORMON numbSr
OF Five Millions of Bottles annually, and
il is constantly increasing. 1t only shows
what can be done with q really good
Medicine. and a Systematic course of making
it known. Perhaps no medicine in the world
was ever SO desarveily popular as the PLAN
the ricn or poor, and you will always find
these Bitters In use. Their merit has become
an estab fact, and we cordially recon-
mend them is cases OF d~yEpepsia, loss Of appe-
tite, chills and fever, headache, etc, etc.
DIfa water.-SuPeIiOT to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, end sold at half the
price.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
Offee--NO. Is Jefferson Street
CITY MATTERS.
LOSE.

Several numbers Of the files Of the
DAILY APPEAL. They have been
loaned out, or taken from our office, and
any gentleman having or knowing the
whereabouts OF the same viii confer .
great favor by making it known to u.s.
AIEsLIE, HEATING 3 co.
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CoRRECrIoN.-Professor HandTerker,
leader Of the City Band, requests Us TO
correct the statement made by rs ana
other city papers, that it was the Mem
phis Band which accompanied the III
neral of Sergeant Finch. IL was Inc
Citv Band and not the Memphis.
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PARTICULAR attention is called to the
fact that for the comfort ant convent
euee Of travellers the Memphis aud
Charleston Railroad have made arrange
ments SO that passengers can secure
sleeping car bertbs st their principal
Office 27S Main street.
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gSedfeI naGl europa. Die sDSEiht
Rafisud BaHt@ rpu Rsmpbis bat ArrausEmsnts
astrpHeu, 70 ea6 Fs hirtrt aui ale 9roBsrsa
gtdbts In Gurrpa sisbtn fam. D;Ss u sine gro
az gsouemli6tet FMr SplhC, uSlas ibTtu 6rsuueeu
ppr 8rrpauetcu @dp Iaidrn ppgtu. !
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LAST DAY HERE.-The PIuorams OF
| New York City exhibits at the New AS
sembIy Hall, at 81 and S O'Clock this
| evening and night, for the last time here.
! Twelve thousand persons have visited Ii
here, and sill speak in its praise. It goes
from here to New Orleans.
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CONTINUED SALE OF DRY GOODS
Observation-Disclosures Bros. will contin-
ue the sale of Dry Goods Remnants every
day this week. These remnsnts viii be
sold at a great sacrifice preparatory to
the opening of their Spring Goods. 7
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COLI and silver watches, diamond
pius and rir q, solid silver and silver
mated ware, &c auction. Sal Wedoes-
day at 2 O'Clock, and everyday until the
entire stock is closed nut. No: 2iS Main
street, next to Ward Il BrO.'s drug store.
c, J. TYLER & c
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Now OPEN for inspection, a large
stock Of Cue jewelry, gold aud silver
watches, and cold silver goods, Whleh
are TO be sold abduction, commencing on
"wednesday at 2 O'Clock, ct 2l3 Main
strest, next TO Ward & Bros drug store.
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RUCKEYE SALVL "a fresh
supDIy Of the justly celebrate
aTIicte for abe cure OF Piles, re-
ceIVea and for sale by
q. w. JONES d CO..
Wholesale Druggists.
95Z Main street.
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FIRE-A fire broke cut IN the cellar OF
the coffin shop Of McCaffrey q Corne-
Illus, on Second street, about two o'clock
yesteTdsy morning. Not mGch damage
was done. The fire WIS caused by the
explosion Of q coal oil lamp.
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MURRAY & RIDGELY, Merchant Tai
7orA. 81 Madison street, have just re-
ceIyed The most complete stOck for
sorInR ar0 summer wear, which, for
quality and style, cannot be surpassed
Prices reasonable.
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BUCKEYE SALVE.--Theg great
remedy for Piles, jHst received
and for sale by
MANSFIELD g. HEGHEE,
Wholesale BrUggists,
S0I 81 BOB Main 1t.
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THE Tea Party at the Central Baptist
Chu rch rooms last night was, despite of
the weather, q success. 1t will be re-
pested tonight with music, singing and
. splendid eupper served by the ladies.
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Buckeye Salve.- The great
remedy fOrthe cure GfPiies. just
received ard for sale by w. N.
WiIkersOn & &C., Druggists $40
Main Street.
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BIRDS, Docs AND FANCY CHICKENS.
A new lot iust received on the stesmeT
Belle st. Louis. Purchasers should cal
Immediately and get bargains, for the
owner will leave in q few dave.
CHARLES ESTECH,
81 Jefferson street.
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AUCTION SALE Of fine jswelry and
solid silver goods, commencing Wednes'
day ct 2 O'Clock, and every day until the
entire stock is closed out, al 2l3 Main
street, next to Ward l. Bro. q drug store.
CD. TYLER AGO.
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MEMPHIS. IENN.. March III. lNl

1 cheerfu!ly certify that DR.. Lane sue
cessfully removed seeea corRs and tl00
6unions and operated on two inverted
toe nails, and absolutely without pain or
bleeding, soreness or cutting; but that
part of feet the operated on was as natural
and the skin as plisble as any other
PARTON of tins feet, for me at his rooms
al the Peabody Hotel. he uses an in.
strument with skill and dexterity, and is
a scientific manipulation. l gladly bear
testimony to his skill.
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By the latest steamer, new sTriva's in
neck ties sod underwear, at Wiggans &
Thornis. 233 Main street.
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KALcEMINING.- Walls and ceilings
beautifully and srtisticslly calcemined
at the shortest notice, by Hook & La
gill. No. SO Monroe street.
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A SKILLFUL OPERATIoN.-A Conlpli-
ment to a SkHlfaJ Chiropodist.-If any
person entertained q douOt as to tue skili
ofLhe gentleman which the following
card has reference to, they may dispel i.
from their mind when they read the fol
lowing communication. The writer Is
evidently enthusiastic hear him
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We are glad 10 announce to u friends
that Mr.. Sam. Z. Cary, so long and IA
vorably known Rs q Railroad mao, con-
nectsd WITH the Mississippi Central roAd,
mas been appointed general ticket agent
OF the J~gfFersonville, Madison and l.
dianspolis Railroad. His headquarters
are at Je1feTsonylle, Ind.
We are glad to learn that the eondi-
tion Of Manager Eley is very much ina
proved. He has been very Ill for Some
time, and at Z time his life was des'
paired CT
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SPRING suits beautifully dyed and re-
paired at the Memphis Steam Dyeiug
Establishment, 262 Second street.
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GENTLFMEN's wear cleaned by the
new process only at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing K Establishment 262 Second street.
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IF you want something g cd to read,
Locke'e is the place, 1854 Main street. I
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HATS, legitimate styles and fine quail
tiles, st Leidy & Co.'S, 269 Main street,
opposite Court Square.
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NOTICES.

Constitution water is a certain cure for
| diabetis and all diseases of the kidneys. For
sale by all druggists.
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LACE points and point laces mace
like new, at the Memphis Steam Dyelog
Establishment, 262 Second street.
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The very latest style Green
Hat. "GaEs. PriHl." at Hand
Ian,s. 379 Main street. INCEST
s1tHIUg" Out.
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EXTRA Inducements In furniture and
carpets ct AIMEE, Beattie q Go $50 Msin
81 Don't fail 10 give them q call.
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IMPORTED Hats, at Leidy & Co.'S, oppo-
cite the Square, 269 Main strt o..
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Black Silks, Black SIIks-Just
Received an elegant and Cheap
Assortment. Menken Br0s.
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GARDEN and Flower Sect just re-
ceivad st Goodyear & Falls Drug Store,
2sl Mcip street.
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THE DAILY APPEAL is deibDsgsd By
faithful carriers, Screen times a s0sek for
tVeaty-fVe cents.
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SILKS and dress goods o! every mate
rial cleaned and dyed OF the Memphis
Steam Dyeing Establishment 262 Second
street,