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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-19

NOTICE.-The concern of WILLIAM
~ Fl. DAVIS &c co. was dissolved on the 9Th
ultlmo by the death OF William II. Dayis. All
viii please present tGem, and I'll persons indchti
to them viii please make Immediate payment 10
the undersigned, who desires to close the affairs
of the concern as speedily as possible.
= r. II. COTTRELL,
surviving partner Of William Fl, Davis & Go.
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T1ITY CoLLECToR. 4eHARLEs &c

is one OF the highest Importance. and Que Tor
which hIr. Peasants 10 peculiarly qualified. An
old merchant, thoroughly competent as business
man. n systematic, weIl-informed and practical
.book-keerer and CLERK. and OF ,irreproachable
habits, he has, besides, reached that period OF life
when Iaen best understand and appreciate fespon-
sibilities and are best able to encounter them He
has resided all his life In this city, aud L. uniVer-
sally respected and esteemed by all classes. a
volunteer for field service In our late troubles ne
served during the whole war, and made model
soldier. In every point OF view Mr. peasants
has strong claims on the people for their support
That he will receive handsome majority to-day
Is the earnest hope of 49,
Iny18-1kR AN OLD COMRADE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-19

nR. WE. RICHARDSON s en-
- We respectfully request ,hst Won s,, Eli
the use or your name 70 be voted for AZ ,So Is
mary election for the Office Of CITY COLI LII gfl.
son and Marshall Wards win give Won such "enes.
1ority as VIII secure your selection. "a'
Respectfully, MANY voTrps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-19

TOR CITY AUDITOR.-Having received
| II the nomination for CITY uDlTOk by the
Con sentative committee, l most Respectfully SO,
! election to be held on Thursday next. Should
| not he your choice pledge myself to work for the
| nominee and the whole Conservative ticket
| INV I8-2t M. LOUIS F. BOsSIEUX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-19

rVlO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-I respectfully Announce my
seIf a. .candi(afei FOR the Office .of CITY SEX
GEANT, subject to y nomination by the Conser-
' ap seprtMsls THOMAS q. DUDLEY.
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DIssOLUTIONs d PARTNERSHIPS.

Having purchased the Interest of Mr. r. !.
Smyth Ina the mill property on the south side OF the
dock, shall continue the MILLING BUSINESS
In ali It's different branches, to which invite all
who may be In want Of MEAL, Et0uiS, or the
PLASTER, to come and see me before buying
INV iSEeodlm d. ". MOORE
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Two Men Shot-A Woman and Child Mar
rowly Escape Death.

Yesterday afternoon, about two O'Clock,
as a negro man, who gave his name as
Doc Evans, was removing his traps
from the steamer Walt, which was lying
at the fool of Court street, by some
means, as yet unexplained, a gun, which
constituted a portion of the said traps
las it now does of every negrO's personal
e~ffects), and which was lying on the dray
with them, exploded and wounded two
white men working on the levee, named
Thomas and James Freeman, the
former severely and the latter slight
ly. Evans wife was walking
along side the dray at the moment, car
rying her infant in her arms, and a por-
ton of the shot turkey and squirrel size)
with which the gun was loaded passed
through her clothing and grazed the in
fsnts body in several places. Thomas
in the leg, and his brother re-
in the arm. Both were Immediate
ly taken care of, their wounds properly
dressed, and no serious results are APP
pretended. Evans the owner of the gun,
was arrested and sent to the First District
station house. He claims that the gun
was not capped, and that it exploded
from the heat of the sun, in which
il had been lying for some time previous.
As the barrel is black, there is nothing at
all improbable in the story, and we hope
hat the poor fellow may be released as
oon as possible. The shot created con-
siderable excitement on the leVee, and
although the sun was shining with an
intense b%rilliancy, a large crowd gathered
round the scene of the accident and re-
manned there some time.
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MAGISTRATES AND coNsTABLEs.

The following are the full returnsf for Magistrates and Consahes:
FIRST DsTRdCT-J Wetherngton, 2S; Forgey, 27; Boyd, II2; Bond, So;
Ross, L. Eected-Wetheringtor and Fogey.
SECOND Observation-Disclosures, 1872; York, 147; Thompson, SO; Pratt, l4;
Nobin, l45.. Elsded-Lgon and York. Constable-COrbett, IA; Robinson, 49,
Elected Corbet
THIRD rRmT-Magstrates-Du Duncan, 1853; Reynolds 16; Bell, A; Persons, 9;
Elected onstable-Elected-Whg ,l6S. School ommisdoners-Brown
12; Bateman, So
Elechd-Gnes and Halle. Consahe-Trotter,S SO; Hen, los. Eleded-Hen. School
Commssioners-CanseH, ST. Hines, 81; Hedgepeh, Al.
FIFTH DISTRICT First ward, 4; Second ward, 29; Third
ward, 68; Fourth ward north of Madison street, 154; total 1851. Mynat-First
(RadfcaD-Fht ward, 1872; Second ward, 81 total, 49. Eeced-Wnter.
SIXTH DIsTRCT-School COmmisioners-Duncan, 1G; Moncrief 40; Wal
ton, 70. -
SEVENTH CIVIL Observation-Disclosures AIS; PuIiam, 25; Caldwell,
22; Pdddy, 1856. Elected Bartlett, Pulham and Caldwell. Constable Barrett 1872;
Bartlett, SH. Eected-Bntleu.
EIGHTH CIVIL TRCT-Magstates-Her and Brewer elected. Donaldson
elected Constable.
NINTH GIVE Observation-Disclosures. A. Hanol, 175; J. W.. Allen, no mo
oppostion)
Bleckey and Iry. Constabe-Walkere elected. School Commisioner-Dr Gale, l24;
C. RI Davis, 1874; Abbhngton, IN -
ELEVENTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Jones elected. Constable-Hut
elected.
TWELFTH neutrality-suspicious. I'll; Buntyn, asi Carigan, 4
Holman ant Buntyn. Constable-Cannonel elected.
THIRTEENTH TRICP-Magistne-E Elected, Hoegel; Constable elected, Jones,
FOURTEENTH observation-disclosures ward, AZ; Fifth, Ss; Sixth,
23; Seventh, 147; Tenth, SO; total 1854. Cook-Fourh ward, So; Fifth, 2l;S Sixth,
POS; Seventh, 43O; Tenth, S3; t1ll Hh. Majority for Mallory, 49.
FIFTEENTH DRTRHT-C S5; Agnew, 140. MsbOnty 49,.
SIXTEENTH DETRDT-Magktrate-Brooks 2B; Massey, 26 Winston, I6.
Eected-Brooks and Massey. Constable-McKenna,e 80; Brooks, 2Sl; johnson, Ill.
Eleded-Brooks.
SEVENTEENTH sTRICr-Magstrt Stone, So; Massey SO; Bowen, 30 Elected
Rook.
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NUMEROUS
A Policeman Dangerously Wounded by a
Negro Desperate.

Night before last, between 10 and IL
O'Clock, Mr.. II. p. SnOWden, a member OF
the police force, who lives in Fort Picker
ing, heard a tremendous riot going on in
a house near his residence, occupied by a
negro named Frank Lee. Ate listening
10 It for some minutes, he dressed him
self (having already retired), and went
oyer to command the peace. Not obtain
ing admission on demanding it, he walked
into the house, and as he did so was
stricken down by the negro Lee, who, see
ing his approach, had stepped behind the
door and waited for him. He was knocked
senssless by the blow, which vas deliy-
cred either with a billet of wood or a
heavy rock, and fell to the floor, where
he lay weltering in his blood until his
family, becoming alarmed at his pro-
trRcted absence, summoned help n went
TO Lees house to seek him. He was
taken home, and now lies in a very preca-
rious situation from the effects of the
blow. Lee was arrested Immediately and
lodged in the station-house until..yester-
day morning, when he was taken before
Squire Norton, who, after due examine
ton, sent him to Jail in default of 5000
bail. 1t is probable that the case will go
Immediately before the grand jury.
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spectfully report that, In their opinion, 1t
would be just and proper to grant the
privilege 70 said company, to use Third
street, from its intersection with Chelsea
street, to Union street, as q street rail-
road, to be operated by horses, mules, or
a dummy engine, upon such conditions a.
may be prescribed By the city for the pro-
lection Of persons and property, a. msy
be agreed upon by the parties. And they
recommend the passage Of the following
resolution:
ResotDed, That the Mayor and the I'M
pro7ement Committees Of the two Boards,
and the Attorney General, be authorized
TO make such a contract with the Raleigh
Springs and Memphis railroad as Will
confer the privilege to use Third street
for the purposes above mentioned, as will
protect the interests of the citizens and
this corporation In the exercise of said
privileges by the said railroad company.
A. l.. CUMMINS,
Chairman Council Committee.
THOMAS B. NORMENT,
Chairman Board Aldermen and Council
Received and adopted by Council
August 3, 1870. Concurred In by Board,
August 3, 1870.
By Councilman Kelly:
RESOLVED. That the City Engineer be an
thorized TO place a crossing on the north
side of Jackson on Third street.
Adopted by Council. Concurred In by
Board of Aldermen.
By Councilman Segnaigo:
ResOLUed, That the Mayor authorize the
City Engineer TO advertise for twenty
days, for bids to build a public cistern to
hold not less than six hundred barrels of
water for the use of the Fire Department,
on the corner of Landerdale and Linden
streets.
Adopted by Council Aug. 3, 1870. Re-
ferred to Fire Committee by Board Alder
men.
A resolution In relation to the preser-
walton of the Nieolson pavement as pro-
posed by the Empire Manufacturing
Company, of Memphis. For particulars
see the published proceedings of the
Common Council.
A resolution that the Mayor and City
Attorney, proceed against certain delin-
quent city taxpayers. For particulars
see published proceedings Of the City
Council.
When on motion the Board Of Alder
men adjourned.
L. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
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CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
Colonel Robertson TOppl.

Editors Appeal: We have noticed with
pleasure the name of Colonel Robertson
TopP mentioned as a suitable candidate
for Congress. The suggestion meets with
q hearty approval in this part of the dis
trict. In favOring the claims of Colonel
Topp, we have no fulsome eulogy to
lavish o him, as his ability and efh-
cheney in everything he undertakes is
well known by all. We write this merely
to request Colonel TopPt to consent to the
use of his name, that his numerous friends
in every part of the district may go to
work to secure his nomination. In a
crisis like the present, every good citizen
owes something to the public, and we
trust Colonel Topp will go before the Dis
trict Convention, and that his usefulness
and great talent will be found In the next
the desire Of many Democrats of
OLD FAYETTE.
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BONDED WAREHoUsE.-In reply to
many questions, and for the Information
of merchants generally, l would say that
the s~tore-house, known as No. 2l9 Second
street, Adams Block, has been bonded
for the purpose of storing imported lner-
ehandise.
Importers can store goods at customary
rates of storage, and insured at the very
lowest rates of insurance, where goods
can remain from one day 20 three years
'bofore 1t is necessary to pay duties there
on. O. s.. COOPER,
Surveyor of Customs,
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PERSONAL.

NJ. H. Martin, Esq, of Stratton, Goyer
Il CO.., has returned from a visit to the
interior of Louisiana.
Judge Sharkey, of Mississippi, is in the
city, and a guest of the Peabody Hotel.
He was waited upon yesterday by q host
of old friends.
General Forrest, President of the Men,
phis, Holly Springs and Selma railroad, is
in town. He is looking well, and Is san
guine of the success of his enterprise, not
w~ithstanding the war.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
CURES GUARANTEED OF
a T. T. IN,
THROAT DISEASES,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
CONSUMPTION,
And all other Chronic Affections
JEROME PANCOST, ND.
OFFICES ADAMS ST.

WE warn all who may nave any form o.
w these diseases to waste 20 &2re pre-
clous ume-the lays and weeks which Dea-
them steadily beyond the reach OF human
adm tak,ng into the stomach the hurtful
compounds, of whatever naE@eS, that have
deceived thousan 5 before you; waste no
more time II deploFing JCur condition, nor
In vaoching the progress OF some of your
number who may be e~xperiRenting, but
thousands throughout the entire country
who have tried the PGHoost Net0 Mode q Cure
with entire success after all others proved
useless.
LapOrtGnt ConlDlttnicdh0n from lUsH-kaOwa Cl-
ems tOhO hare made true trial Of Dis
Rational Plan Of Medication.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, June L 1870.
We, the unrersigned.b before we placed our
selVt s under ID Jerome Pancost's treai meut
for the cure OF Catar h snd affections OF the
Lungs, had fully come TO the conclusion that
there was no remedy or mode of medication
for the cure of these complaints, in (which
we could place any reasonable amount OF
confidence, we had so long been doomed 10
disappointment; and We are fully comb
deet this opinion Is large y shared In by
nearly ever person suffering nom these
dangerous Classes of maladies.
Having been subject to tn Sc most ANNOY
ing and painful diseases for a number o.
years before we began DR.. Pancost's treat
ment, Notwithstanding we made use ~ > .
erything we had heard recommended, as
well as had the advice and attention
of some of the most eminent physfcfans. lint
derived 40 benehls whatever from their
treatment We tsel that We eau in no way
better serve the cause Of suffering humanity
than to publicly bear our testimOny 10 tbe
permanent relief we have obtained nom this
rational plan of medication.
We can, with entire confidence, comment
Dr. Paneost and hb New System Of Practice
TO all who desire a SPEEDY and RADICAL.
cure. moving him to be not only a regu-
Early educated physician and honorable gem
tlemRn bat one IN whom the afnicted can
rely with entire confidence.
n. ii. MEETE, proprietor of the w~ell-krown
and extensive Wholesale Liquor douse
No. l4 Front street.
J. m. RICE, the popular and reliable Pe1ira
Omeer-residenee Chelsea.
GEORGE HERBERS, JR., 2O Front styaat
AANOS MCDERHOrT, Lehner Hoyiss cor
ner Second and Washington.
WIN A. ECkERLl, OF the weIl-Enown Gro
Gerry and Commission House rf Eekeriv a
Co.. corner Union and Front ? treets-
This Is the season When utQsrh and Thraat
diseases advance most rapidly fnto Bron-
ch1tls and CONSUMPTION, snd when MI diS-
eases Of the bre4h1ng Organs are most 40
gravated-and yet a peytod more faVorable
lor treatment tnaA we may again expect for
Cal Immediately for examination IL posss-
PIE 70 DO so, oshal wise write for a lIfEt Of
Saestlonsi a. ina treatment can be success
nly conducted 81 home, under nv instrpe-
'iOAS' rsle patient may be. Address
PANCUST. MD.
% Adams street, between Second and Third
n nA~- &.AAA
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Lumber, Laths and SHINGLES.

HAVE now on hand a FIJI stock OF cypress,
sawed shingles. I lave also a large stock OF
logs-am constantly saving. ana am prepared
70 MI orders for lumber, Of any dimensions,
- Mills and Lnmbsr Yard on Wolf river,
Immediately north OF Bayou Gaycso
v2sa4W q. II. VENABLE.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION

MA0RtAEE A PRIVAT C~OCNSELSR TO
mHiHttlHO6 THE MARRI or those about
GUIDE. 10 im %Tyts 9n the s giIys 4s3Sa-
lions Of the sexual system, with The latest
discoveries in producing and preventing Ods
spring, preserving the complexion, stc.
This Is an interesting work OF two hun6-rad
and ~twenty-four pages, with numfror ! en-
cravings. and contains Valuable inftT m ation
for those Ia are married or COP template
marriage still 1t is a book that Ought TO be
under lock and key, and not I'D CsrelessIy
about the house.
Sent to any one (free of pos .aze) for 50 cents.
Address DR.. Butts DispF nsary, No. " u.
Eighth street. St Louis, 70
So Nohos % ne AgticteS ~ U.syzp,ats.
Before aDplytng to me notorious QUACKS
who advertise in public papers, or using any
QUAck hkAEOIEs, Pc ruseD DR.. Butts work, no
BILE your condition
Ii. Butts can be consulted, personally or by
msll, On tns NlSsss IS mentioned in his works.
once, Noz y. E4Rhth street, bet Market and
Chestnut. St Lsufs- MO-
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Surveyor of Custom

For arrangement of the Liver, for Dys-
pepsla, Dlarrhea, Piles, etc, DIR. Sim
mons Liver Regulator certainly has no
superior. 1t acts like a charm, without
facilitating the system. l have tried it
thoroughly, and speak what / know.
REV. s. GARDNER,
Atspulgus, Ga.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

GARDEN and Cemetery Adornments, Cast,
VI Wrought Iron and Wire Ratings, Foun-
tatns, Vases, Nerandas, Settles, ArbOrs, Chairs,
Summer Houses, Iron Stairs, spiral and
straight. in every variety OF pattern. New
and improved styles OF Hay Racks. Managers
Stable Fixtures, Stall Divisions, etc.
PATENT WIRE WORK RafIings, Store
Fronts, Door and Window GuRrds, Fam
Fencing, etc.
Bronze WORK.
Having fitted up our Foundry with special
reference TO the above class OF work, We ar
now prepared to NIL, with promptness, a.
orders for Bronze Castings of StatUary, colo
sal, heroic and life size.
O~RNAMENTAL IRON GOODs-The largest as
sortment to be found in the United States, an
of which are executed with the express view
of pleasing the taste. while they combine all
the requisites OF beauty and substantial con-
structtOn.
Purchasers may rely on having AL articles
carefully boxed and shipped 20 the pJhcs OF
destination.
make 3 SELECTION spa
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--LATEST STYLES,
AT J.. ROEsCHER's JET PALACE,
328 MAIN STREET.
All Jet Goods bought in my establish
ment will b 3 repaired without charge.
], ROESCHER, Jewelsr,
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THE Rev. w. Berg, the newly APP
pointed pastor, will to-day oficiate at the
Second street Synagogue, corner OF Mon
roe and Second streets, at ten O'Clock a.
m. The subject of his discourse will be,
1.-THE lessen Of the day."
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FOR SALE.

TOATs-Low, for cash, a lot OF about my
VI full blood and half-bloodi ashmere ana
Maltese Goats, singly, or in pairs. Apply at
my residence. at Buntyn, where the STOCK
may be seen. or to Charles A. Choaie, At
torney. No. 20 second street, Memphis,
ELIZABETH e. HILL, AdmN
Rug6 or the estate OF Hume +. Hil decd.
- PRUCF BEER MANUFACTORY.-salls q
- Cefs Spruce Beer Mandatory, corner
Third and Mil streets t~entire business and
good viii; established In tlis city May, Iooi.
Rug JOE ". ALL Proprietor.
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~Driven we11z.,,

THE undersigned will attend 70 orders for
Il this well, made by . driving INTO the
ground without first removing the dilt up
ward" Patented By N. ". Green, January
Il, 1868, and affirmed to him by the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia.
.GRIGGS. General Agent for
". W. Green, No. 354 GayOsO House.
au2 MemubfS TannasSao
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7 o. o. F.

ODD-FELLows' HALF, corner OF Main and
North COurt.-RuthL Lodge, No. ], Daughters
OF Rebekah-meets on the first and third
Friday lights OF each month, at 5 O'Clock.
]. W. Waynesburg, n. q Mrs. J. W
Waynesburg. V. G.; Benz. Bingham, Sec'y.
9AYOso ENCAMPMENT, No. 3-meets on the
nrst and third Thursday nights Of each
month, at s o'clock. Alex. HUM, &. Pr j.
E Russell, II. P: Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
MENPHIS LODGE, Nc. 6-meets every Tuesday
night. at 5 O'Clock. :. NJ. Norwood, n. G.;
A. W. Jones. V. G.; ]. ". Waynesburg, Rec.
and Fin. Sec'y.
LODGE, No. S-meets every Mon
day night. at O'Clock. J. NJ. Sample, n.
g.; Leon Levy, VIC; Thos. 5. Bingham,
Rec. Sec.
SCHILER LODGE. No. l8O-mee's every
Wednesday night at $ O'Clock. II. Harder,
\ q. Ered. Krnpn. V. G.: Jos. Uni. Secly.
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BRlNKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE
South End of 1sSOto.

THE largest college in Memphis. and thu.
II cheapest college In the world. opens thS
Inn september, payable in advance. onars
terly- q. r. Bridges and lady In chars ~
Boarding Department; Miss j. h. Simr3ons
In charge OF Music Department. Board All
foundj, so per month; all Literary Branchts1
So; Music Vocal and InstrumentaN ~
jyz I'D MEREDITH, President
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THE ladies are in raptures at the intro
duction of Phalon's Vitalia, or Salvation
for the Hair. This grand discovery en-
ables them to shake their ringlets at the
frOsting hand of time in defiance. Free
from any sediment, it rapidly darkens the
grayest heads.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers.
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sEPrENNIAL INSTITUTE.
DIR. RUSSEIlb'S
SEPTENhIAL
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
~ North Court ST, Memphis,

THIS Institution, incorporated by the
Il State OF Tennessee, IS a legalized AssO-
citation of Scientific Physicians and Surgeons
devoted to the treatment of patients, and IN
structions in the theory and practice OF the
CHEMICAL SYSTEM OF MEDICINE.
1t Is divided into the following departments
FEMALE DEPARTMENTAL his department
every complaint known TO woman Is treated
with unvarying success.
CANCER DEPARTMESr-Cancars and tumors
are here cured in ninety-eight cases out of
every hundred.
DEPARTMENT FOR HEART IsEAsEs.-In this
department this formidable disease is treated
with the most gratifying results.
o SKIN DISEASES Every
form of skin diseases permanently cured
here.
CONSUMPTION AND CATARRH DEPARTMENT.
The professors in tins department have made
many important discoveries in the treatment
Of lung, throat and nose diseases.
EYE AND A DEPAkTMENT-The eye and
ear most tenderly and triumphRntly treated.
the exclusive treatment of a class o mala-
dies, nRmeleSs here, by an able prOfessorship.
SURGICAL DEPARTMEST--We daily perform
the most important operations known to
surgery.
All affairs of a private character held sa-
credly confidential.
81 Office hours from 8 O'Clock in the morn
ing TILL 8 O'Clock in the vening Open every
Sunday forenoon, from 9 am. 20 Il m.
]. RUSSELL MD,
Consulting Physician.
J.C WATSON, Secretary.
L g. WARRAE Treasurer. DIV ty7
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LOOK To YOUR CHMDREN.-Diarrhea,
Dysentery and summer complaint, are
cured by Mrs. acknowledgements
is sold for Is a bottle. See adver-
tjsement.
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HTTE & CoRwINE, proprietors of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared to execute orders olJob
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons Of the APPEAL Will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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ksdce to Contractors.

SEALED proposals viii be received at taS
Engineers Office, Memphis, Tennessee
uhtll IL m. on the list August, 1870, tor thsE
g~radaation, masonry and suPerstructurs on
bridges on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILEoAD.
between C~Ovington and Ripley, about aftsez
miles. A portion OF the work Is heavy am
worthy the attention of ccntraetOrs. a.
Mes and specifications can De seen AZ me En-
gineerts office, 80 Main street. Msuanhf on
and amer June 6, $50.
ies Chief Eng Mis- Ri1S y D