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OPERATIONS ON TIE LoIH
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
slers-Preparing to Slkedad dle-The Pras-
slams Expected.
LONDON, Dec. %, 1870
have received the following letter from the NEW
YORK HERALD correspondent at Blos, dated De-
cembcr 49, Your correspondent writes -
BIoIs CROWDED.
This city iB!ois Is crowded and has not been SO
much excited, probably, since the memorable
assembly of the States General, held just proceed
ing the war Of the League Troops OF all arms In
Vulnerable teams, supply trains, ambulance wagons
and thousands Of stragglers are jumbled up IN an
nextricable mass.
INTERMITTENT FIGHTING.
That military msery-intermittent fghting-has
continued without any concentrated force since the
capture Of Orleans Constantly feeling the French
lines, the Prussians have lost no opportunity to
break them, and they have certainly been watched
with vigilance equal TO their own. On the right
the skirmlshing extended to SalbrIs south Of the
Loire, and on the left from the neighborhood OF
Meung TO MarchenOir. On Wednesday and Thurs.
day fighting was lively along the line, especially to
the left OF Marchenoir.
STRAGGLERS.
Riding In the direction of the contest to-day it
was diffcult to find a pathway through tn stray
glers. But even their immense numbers did not in.
dictate the proportions or to-day's fight. On the
contrary, the stragglers were from the Sixteenth
and Seventeenth cOrus alone ana d,d NOT ranrasont
the entire army. AS the Prussians sent shells into
Blois to-day these stragglers were making vigorous
efforts to find place OF safety.
PREPARING TO EvAcuATE BLoIs.
The commander Of Blois mas evidently small con-
ndence in his ability to keep the Prussians out OF
the place. The wagons arc under orders for point
west OF Bos Regiments OF infantry are kept stand
ing In the streets all night and regiments OF cavalry
with their horses ready caparisoned, AFFORD evil
dence OF preparations to skedaddle.
THE PRUssIANs EXPECTED.
1t Is expected that the Prusslans win arrive on
the south bank OF the Loire, as they have pushed
the line vigorously there. At night gap'was cut
in the bridge and some preparations were made to
The preparations are peculiarly foolish. Run
ming from tie bridge is broad, straight
street, at The end Of which one hun.
dred steps lead to height in the
thickly populated portion OF the CRY. NUMBER Of
brass pieces were posted on this height with the
expectation Of annoying the coming foe, but they
could not prevent the passage, nor mnct material
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r r A N G E.
Another Great Eortie
from Paris.
German Positions Carried East
OF the City.
THE FRENCH REFUSED AT BOURGET.
Herald Special Report
from the Loire.
Prince Frederick Charles Commu-
nications Reported Cut.
German Advance on the Army
Of the North.
French Surprised and Beaten at
Langres.
ANOTHER SORTlE FROM PARIS.
German Advance on the Army
Of the North.
French Surprised and Beaten at
Lsngres.
ANOTHER SORTlE FROM PARIS.
TELsGaaMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Operations Resumed-sortie of tho French
Germans Driven from Their Positions
French Repulsed ut Bourxet.-successes of
Ducrot--CsenernI Particulars.
BORDEAUX, Dec. %, 1870.
Advlces from Paris of the night OF the 2lst bring
the ocal report of the military operations.
The report says
ANOTHER soRTIE-rRENcu SUCCESSES.
Operations were resumed to-day, and only ceased
ut nightfall. On the right Generals Malro and
Blaise occupied Neuilly -surmarne villa Evrard and
Mason Blanche, all to the OF Paris. The fire Of
the enemy was senced at all points.
REFUSE AT EoURGEr.
1t Is also stated that after short combat, in
which General Fave was wounded, the troops from
st. Denis, under Admiral La Rouciere carried
Bourget to the north Of Paris, but were unable to
hold the place. and relreated, having captured 100
prisoners.
DUcRoT's ADVANCE.
The forces OF General Ducrot were also engaged
south Of the city in violent artillery action against
Mont Albion and BIancmesnil and at night Ducrot
occupied Groslay and Drangy.
FEINT.
General Noel made feint on the side OF Mont
Valerien west OF Paris against Montretout, and
Chief Of Battalion Faur occupied the island OF
Cniard, in the Seine The mouilized National Guard
fought with the troops in these engagements and
displayed great ardor.
THE LOSSES.
The garrison OF st. Denis and the marines lost
considerably IN attacking Bourget but the losses of
the other troops were not heavy.
TRoCHU.
General Trochu remains outside the city with the
army.
GrKmxN EErcr,r--,E,1..-.. -,p .ov,r,r, ----~
LONDON. Dec. %, 1870
despatch from Versailles states that OH Tuesday
she fire from the fortincatons of Paris was active
but ineffective.
THE SoRTtF.
During the cannonade a sortle was made by the
French against the Prussian Guard ana the
Twelfth corps lSaxons,. The fighting lasted several
hours. The German loss was small.
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MISSOURI.
Conviction and Sen,eD,c Of the Lnpsn Family
Mnrdcrers--A Tricky New Yorker Ar.

Murderers-A Tricky New Yorker Ar.
rested.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 90 1870
The trial OF John Armstrong and Charles Jolly for
the murder of tie Lapln family, near Porosi, about
month ago, closed yesterday, and after an absence
OF only three minutes the Jury rendered verdict OF
murder IN the first degree. The murderers were
sentenced to b. hanged Oh the 27th Of January
William Bunce, OF Rochester, y. r., was arrested
here yesterday, charged with removing the cancel
lation mark from postage stamps ana using them
the second time He will leave for Rochester to-day
In charge Of an olicer from that city.
Tic New England residents here held a grand fes-
tival last night In commemoration OF the 25oth
nlversary OF the landing Of the Pilgrims. large
party was present.
Navigation is suspended.
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SATURDAY a. ls7oTRIPLE SHEET

damage. Their only effect was to draw return
fire. which led to the explosion OF hundreds OF
shells against houses filled with wounded mon ana
women ana children. Perhaps 1t is proper to kill
Prussans even at this cost, but II the French re-
sistance was equally as desperate In the open coun-
sary.
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cessary majority 20 convict II some OF them do not
prove recrean The republicans seem hopeful OF |
the Governors acqutta.
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LOND LYONS.
Interview Between the British Ambassador
and Herald Correspondent.

The Chateau Rigny-The Eastern Qu~r. in
France Will Maintain the Treaty. War Would
be Bad for England-America Would Gain
Monopoly Of the Breadstuffs Of the
World-Privateering- Horse Flesh-
-Washburne-Englis Cap
tives from French Balloons
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=MArrNEE 2 pm. FIlomenO grand con-
aaHf
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
An Overdose of Morphla and a Distressed
Family.

Some three or four days ago 9 poor wo-
man named Theresa Davidson, living in
the second story of the house on the s. z.
corner OF Third and Madison streets hay
ing been in a delicate state Of health for
some time past, on the recommendation
of a negro woman sent to druggist near
by and bought several grains of morphine
which she took at a dose. As Don as it was
discovered that she had taken too much
of the iDsidious drug, several physicians
were sent for, all of whom, except DR..
Purnell, decided that nothing could be
done for the sufferer. He, however, ap-
piled the usual remedies, and the untOr-
tunate woman, on Thursday, recovered
her faculties sufficiently to tell her neigh
bors who and where her husband was.
She then sunk into a stupor, and yester-
day morning death ended her sufIerings.
She left to mourn her loss 3 helpless
family of five children, the eldest of
whom is only twelve years of age. Being
an Israelite, her Acknowledgements made
up a sum to bury her in the plainest,
simplest manner A few hours before the
corpse was moved TO its final resting
place, the husband, who is an optician,
and who has been working at Corinth,
returned home, and WAS heart-broken at
the scene which presented itself. Tho
funeral took place about five O'Clock, the
mourners being some of our best Jewish
citizens.
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THE GREENFIELD"
Ratchet and rouss---A Tale of the Forge.

Yesterday afternoon, while Peter Hauk,
a peaceful, hard working blacksmith,
al tut forty-fve years old, was hammer
leg away on horse shoe in his little
sop on the Fort Pickering road Just
this side Of the French Gardsnsl n
Fred. Martin, a neighbor, who has had
mis- suspicious aroused about somebody
went into the shop and commenced talk
ing about Mrs. Hank in a most outrageous
and unjustifiable manner. After listening
until flesh and blood could stand it no
longer, the sturdy son of Vulcan snatched
up a Ratchet which was lying close by
and made for Martin with il. The SLAM
derer $50 supposed, anyhow lodged the
first blow aimed at his head, and threw
up his right arm to defend himself. The
consequences was that it fell on the wrist,
sevsFing the hand nearly from the body.
A second blow was struck, bat was ward
ed off also, with no other damage thar
splitting a hand already made useless.
DIR. - Ia German physician, whose
name we could not lesrn) was on hand
promptly, and dressed the wounds, which
are said to be very severe. The doctor
went 10 Squire NortOn's and
got out a warrant for Hauk, who will
have a hearing to-day.
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TTrDGE 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUlE-At the
request OF a respectable portion OF lne
mar aud OF the people of the tlIJeenIh 4ul-
cisl Circuit, I announce myself a can0luAte
or T16ge of that Circuit. The election 70
he 6eld on the hrst Thursday, being the 4tn
day 81 August nsA IsAAcM STEELE
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Grand De % be New orIaans and

Grand Era for the New Orleans and
Greenville trade.
The Ldonedasis due up to-day.
River mel viii b interested in a letter
In another column, written by an old
citizen, whom We suppose to be Captain
James Davis.
To-day viii be an era In our river his
tory. The Great Republic, Robert E. Lee,
Richmond and Natchsz will all be al our
leYee at the same time.
The r. +. Lee and hatcher are advsr-
tised to leave New Orleans on their up
trip at the same hour. That they are the
sWiftsst steamers evsr built there Il no
doubt; that they viii make fast time
there can be no doubt; but, there is con
siderable doubt a. to which will first reach
Cairo. Captain Tom Leathers has already
won laurels sufiieient for any one man,
and Captain John Cannon is not the man
to stand on any but the highest round in
the ladder. We shall see what we will
see. q
The following is an account Of the sew
eral FAST runs from New Orleans to Cairo:
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FRENCH I0HN sHOT.

Last night at II O'Clock French John
was sitting in Capt. Ben. CARROTS lap,
and a pistol exploded in the Captains
pocket. The ball penetrated French
Johns thigh. The two gentlemen were
in a vehicle, Carrot sitting on French
Johns knees and wearing his pistol in a
pocket in the waist Of his breeches- -Four
ladies were in the same vehicle, who were
terribly frightened. French John Is very
eriously hurt. The thighbOrs is injured.
The party were on the way home from
the Masonic Fair.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CLERK PROBATE COURT.

NLERK PROBATE COURT.I am q candi-
- date for the above ONCE, subject 70 the
les NJ. B. IRRELEVANT.
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REAL THE WHOLE OF 1T
A Great Day fsr Ribbons.

Sash Ribbons, Fans, Gloves, Etuffs, etc.
bargains will be given in the above
Saturday, the 18th.
Opened on yesterday, a beautiful lot of
Linen Lawns for 25c. Elegant patterns,
blue and pinks, etc.-a great bargain.
For this day, a great bargain in Parasols
81 so and 81 apiece; handsome silk Lined
goods.
Come to-day for great bargains to
HERZ06 & BRO,
294 Main street.
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FOR ST. FRANOI5 RIVER.
Memphis and ST. Francis Ever Tues
day Packet.
FOR HslsnA, Mzrlzna, Madison ana Htttshura
The new md elegant sldsWhsel Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS,
7. K
WILL leave Memphis for Hell -
w ENA. LAHGUlLLE and
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY, Al
O'Clock pm.
LAEEY ~HARMsTAD & CO. Agents.
H.hlg MOsby Block. gA Front Rows
WHITE & LITTLE RED RIVERS.
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PROCEEDS To BE DEVOTED To
Removal Of Gettysburg Confederate Dead.

The privilege OF the grounds, consisting o.
BAR-iIn this all liquors, beverages. tobacco
and cigars, and all things appertainfng -
a wei regulated bar viii be auOWedJ
RESTAURANT-tThis nclud all su0stau-
ual refreshments, such as breads. tarts,
meats, fish, coffee, tea, milk. eJcl
COtFECrIONERY-(tce cream. saltwater.
candles cakes, nuts, huits, and everything
usually found in cOnfectlOu stJresl, and
SHOOTING GALLERY. ars now open to bid
ders-remain1ng 50 uutl the 18th inst.
None OF the abOve-named refresnment
stands viii be permitted to sell anything
that viii conflict with the others. Parties
receiving the right to vsnd Will be privl-
legged 70 erect as many stands as they please,
and be protected in the same from ont
siders.
AL bids for music, lights. privileges. etc,
must be addressed to HENRY MJOuE. Chair
Privilege Committee, Ledger Office. iel5
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Be Il ordained ty lh>

Be Il ordained ty the Geaenal OOuaol o. ne Gsy
Of MeHgphfS:
That Article 2, Section &, be amended by
inserting the word razor between the
words bOWie-knlfe " and dirk, in order
that II shall be considered "a deadly
WeHpOn. and forbidden 10 be carried con
cealed % and any one fOund carrying the
same concealed shall be liable 70 a hne Of
not less than i've nor more than hftY dollars.
Passed nrst Teadins rules suspended and
passed second and 1nal reading by Board OF
Aldermen.
Passed FIRST reading by Council; rules sus-
pended and psssed second and hnal reading.
Approved june II, 1870.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest L. X. RICHARDS, City Register. isls
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PAYABLE JANUARY /. 1871.

Our large and varied stock Of Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes and Notions will be
sold to Merchants and Planters, payable
January l, 1871. This is a great induce
mAt as our stock is nov complete. Re-
member the place, No. 23l Main street,
Clay Building.
y. II. LoEWENSTINE & BROS.
23l Main straaf
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o HOT SPRINGS.

81 COACHES LEAVE sLIrrLE Rock daily
At 5 an. FARE L Sc by purchasing
" Round Trip Ticket" GOOD UNTIL UsEDt.
FARE ONE WAY, So Private coaches and
pleasant carriage-fOr parties OF three or
or four for carriage and seven for coach, re-
main over night en- route. Secure by tele-
graph at our expense. Fare g. Tickets for
sale AZ E7h and rs Main street and 3 Madi-
son street. Memphis.
-CHfDESTER, sEARLE AGO.
my9 ProprietOrs
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LOST-REWARD.

aEAREs-s50 REWARD-On the 9Th inst,
vi from the subscriber, three miles east OF
Memphis, ON the N. andC railroad, two Bay
Mares: one large. with full name and Laus
with right eve out and collar marks. The
o-her Of Medium size, thin mans ana TAI,
aud star in her forehead, also collar marks.
The above reward Will be paid Tor their de-
10 me, or Tor Information by which 1
eln rae.Nar fMem. nom I.A. CIV.
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NOTICE.

OFFIeE oF~THE GRADER COTTON GIN AND0
MANUFACTURING Co, 86 sHEEBY ST.
Memphis, Tenn, June 2, $50
nROFOSALS viii be received an the Office Of
ii this company until SATURDAY, 18th inst a.
noon, for furnishing our factory with Btu
minous Coal nut size, to be delivered az the
door Of the factory, ten barrels every other
day TO lst January, 1873. H.
Proposals willnaine the locality where the
coal is mined.
Jsz T. PARKHAN, GenIs uph
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ORDINANCE.

Be e oriafned BY ne General Council Of ne CSsy
Of Memphis:
That the Sanitary Sergeant be empowered
and IL Is hereby made a part OF his duty, 10
notify property owners when their side
walks rec ulre repairing. and all persons re-
1using or negiecfIns for a longer time than
thirty days, after such notice. 70 make such.
repairs shall be subject 70 the penalties at
taehed 70 misdemeanors.
Passed first reading BY Council, and the
rules peing suspended the ordinances passed
a second and hnal reading.
Passed second and dnaI reading BIZ Board
Of Aldermen, June Is, 1870.
Approved June II, 1876.
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
Attest: Ii r. RICHARDS. City Register isIs
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sTAsRlNG ARRAY.
Two Brick RasOns 90 for Each Other with
Knives.


About eight O'Clock OF Thursday even
ing an alteration occurred on the corner
of Greenlaw and Fifth streets between
w. H. GaylOr, a brick mason, and an old
citizen OF Memphis. and Henry Worship,
also q mason, an Englisbman by birth,
and of recent advent in this city. After
a few hostile words ths parties elinched,
and Gaylor used a pocket knife, which he
had open in his hand, freely on his sdver-
sary, %stabbing him in eleven places. Sew
ersl of the cuts are of the most dangerous
character, and it is said by the physicians
who have examined the wounds that it
was impossible for him to recover.
ldr. Gaylor came down town imme-
distely, and hunted for a deputy sheriff
to whom he could deliver himself; but
finding none, and not wishing to bel in the
sts~tiOn-hOuse all night, be kept himself
close until yesterday morning, when he
delivered himself up to the sheriff. HIS
examination will take place to-day.
Meanwhile, Worship was not expected to
survive last evening at three O'Clock.
HALF-DOzEN first quality Wamsutta
+. Y. Shirts made to order for SIS.
-WIGGANS & THORN,
L- g ogQ Nafn atraat
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Meeting of Stockholders.


OFFICE SOUTHERN LIFE INsURASrEC o
Memphis, Tenn, June Is. Ism
Is hereby given that The animal
~ meeting OF the stockholders 0fthe Sautn-
ern Life Insurance Company VIII be held A.
1neomce OF the compGny on TUESDAY, July
5th prOx.. between The hours OF l0 M ana
p M.
Al this meeting an election viii be held for
Directors 70 serve the ensuing year.
JelS BEN Secretary.
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ORDINANCE.

Be 4 ortqiaed bg ne General Council Of ne Gun
or MeDsph5.
That in order to secure the payment OF
the hny thousand dollars authorized 10
be borrowed by an ordinance, passed on the
18th day OF Nav. $50, the MavOr OF the Civ
shall have authOtity to mortgage any proper
" OF the city Tor the purpose OF securing the
yme Of the said notes Al maturity.
Passed nrst reading rules suspended passed
second and hnal reading by Board OF Alder
men and Common Council. June Is, IS7G.
Approved June n, 1879.
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
Attest: L. R RICHARDS. City Reyisfer iefs
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LETTER LIST.

The following il the hist OF letters remain-
Ing IN the Memphis Postofdce and n0tdelfv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed TO streetand numbers
win be delivered promptly bycarriers,
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TTDGE SUPREME COURT EASTERN d.
v-TsToN-Tb he Voters Of TenneSsee' 1 am
cersidafa nom the Eastern DIVISION loI
Tndgs of the Supreme Court OF the STATE OF
Tennessee, and request your votes AZ The
election in August next.
.,s 7o-b nav is70. myl9
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SEE the great sale of i've city resi-
dences, on Poplar street, near Main, to be
sold to-day, at u O'Clock, upon the prem
ises, by Register, Trezevant Il Co., auc-
tioneers, for NJ. j. Wicks, trustee.
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WHITE & LITTLE RED RIVERS.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet &C..
Hhftg River D 8. aali Line,

THE entirely new and magnih- -
Il cent side-Whssl passengerS
built expressly FOR the trade,
K P. WALF-----JoHE W0oDBURS, Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, at
5 O'Clock pm, for all points on WHITE RTvEz
THROUGH To JkCEsONPORT; alsO, % =
POINT and EAR on LITTLE RED RIVER,
connecting at DEVALLS BLUFF with Rail-
road for LITTLE ROCK and Hot SPRINGS, con-
Meeting az J~acksOnport with steamer Bates
vile for POCAHONFAsand Intermediate points
on BLACK RIVER, and with steamer Argos for
Batesyius. FOR freight or passage Apply on
board or at ONCE Of the Company, No. 3Madi-
son street, Stanton Block.
app ". h. KENEEDAY. Agent.
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Chairman Priv, Con.

MAccARoNf.-Just received, 200 boxes
fresh Italian Maccaroni, imported from
Genoa. Nc. ssh Jefferson street.
l.. MONFEDONICO.
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SEE the great sale of five city resi-
dences, on Poplar street, near Main, TO be
sold to-day, at u o'clock, upon the prem
ises, by Royster. Trezeysnt & Co., auc-
tioneers. for NJ. j. Wicks, trustee.
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SEE the great sale of five city resi-
dences, on Poplar street, near Main, to be
sold to-day, at IL o'clock, upon the prem
ises, by Register, Trezevant & Co, suc-
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TO n LADIES.

Just received from our factory in Phila-
delphia one hundred dozen new style
ehignons, at i've dollars per dozen, or
fifty cents each, at
NJ. J. YANCEY & CO.,
l92 Main street.
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NOTICE.
nRnIHAhcE-

THE business heretofore conducted under
Il the frm and style OF Z. Meyer. Is this
day dissolved. T. MEYER.
1rana 10 HaTN fasH1
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BR0OM'S OPERA HOUSE
Jefferson Street, near Mgin.)

HAS. II. Il. BROOM.-..Lsssee and Proprietor
GEN \. GORMAN-.-Acting Stage Mauagar
Prof ARsOL OF Orohesfra
- THIS STANDARD VARIETY THEA
TER is open the year round with a powerful
and talented corps Of male and female art
fsts, presenting each evening a prOgramms
replete with music, mirtn and melody.
admission. 2le: Private Boxes. 81 ap27
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DON'T forget matinee this s~fternoonY

THE SILVER MoUNrAIN SoAP-It Is
the best cleaning soap in the world for
washing, securing and polishing tin, cop
per, brass kettles, marble, ivory aud win
dows. 1t cleans paint and varnish work
as By magic, and for removing stains of
tar, Oil, grease and paint from clothes, 1t
has no equal. No family can afford to be
without it. Ask your grocers for it. Only
hfteen cents a bar. Sold everywhere.
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JOE LOCKE has the largest assortment
OF dsilies on his counter at 236H Main
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LADIES' lei IsweLRY

LATEST STYLES
AT J. RoESCHER'S JET PALACE,
S28 MAIN STREET.
All Jet Goods bought In my establish
inent Will be repaired without charge.
J. RoESCHER,
J6Weler.
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HITE d CoRwINE, proprietors Of the
Job Printing establishments in the AP-
RzAL Building, IA Union street. are
now prepared to execute orders for JOB
Printing on n shortest notice. The pa
irons Of the APPEAL viii bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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mnaFsUPREME C~ouRTwEsT. DIV.

, TTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE FIF-
4 TFESTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-h Response
., ~ 4affsring assurances OF ppo when
6sve been rendered tome, hereby announce
MYSELF a candidate tor reelection 70 LLe
G-Fic{sI Circuft Election hrst Dhursday IN
August next MALhL