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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE MODEL FARMER, for August, pub
lished at Corinth, Miss, is a good number
of a useful publication, which only needs
to be better printed and on better paper
than the copy before US, to supplant
many of the Northern agricultural publ
cations which find a large circulation al
the South.
THE CATALOGUE of the officers and
students OF West Tennessee College, fol
the wear Is69-7O, has reached us. 1t is
we'll printed, and contains much infor-
nation useful to those who have sons they
desire well educeted.
THE SUMMING UP OF JOHN GRAHAM
ESQ, to the Jury, on the part of the de-
Tense, on the trial of Daniel Mcfarland
in the Court of General Sessions, at the
city of New York, Recorder John X,
Hackett presiding. Printed and pub
lished by w. A. Townsend d Adams, o.
New York.
THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN SHIP.
and edited by W. ID. Love and S. o,
Hemenway, is one that should
find a place in the counting-roon
of every merchant, not only of Memphis
but of every city in the Mississippi val
ley. We have carefully noted its con-
tents, and must confess ourselves sur
prised by the variety and admirable ar
rangement of its contents. 1t embraces
the distances and names of every ship
ping point upon the rivers and railroads
of the South and Southwest, and the sta
tions TO which the Express compan'
les run also, instructions how to reach
any of said shipping points or sta
tions. As we said at the outset, this is
book essential to every well managed
commercial house, and we hope it vii
| find a thousand or more subscribers II
Memphis. Hugh R. Hildreth, printe
and s~tationer, l26 Oliver street st. Louis
will receive orders; and we believe on
of the compilers contemplates canvsssinl
/ our CITY for subscribers in q few days.
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DARING OUTRAGE.
A Negro ROhs a wassrmsiss wagon, ana
shssts the 0wnsr Of the nsIaas for
Claiming HE Properly.
Ne Makes hls Escape, and Dsfss Arrest
The Negroes ca the Old FAIR eroand
Sustain Him.

We are informed By the officers at the
Fjrat District station, that yesterday after-
noon about three o'clock, . couple Of 2
driyin0 q watermelon wagon stopped
their team about q half mile from town on
the old Raleigh road, to sell melons 70 .
marty Of negroes, One Of these, whose
name we could not learn, helped himself
GA melon and made of with Il. one OF
the boys followed him, and he ran until
he reached a shanty on the noeuslns'
where he turned In, and leaving tns mel-
on, r~eappeared with a shotgun. ine Doy
again demanded pay for his melon, SIC
the black desperate In reply deliberately
/ raised his gun and 6red on him, woundlng
him slightly In the body. The other Adl
seeing what had happened, drew 2 pistol
and ran to the assistance OF his Drotnefi
the negro meanwhile making on IN the
direction of the old Fair Grounds. Two
men who had witnessed the affair, joined
| the lad, and they pursued the negro 70
| cluster Of huts IN the old track, where ne
took refuge. When his pursuers came az
/ thew demanded his surrender, but wers
| not only met with a refusal, but b en-
| tire negro population Of that infamous
n~sighborhOOd turned out en- Ba0sSe 70 dc
fend him.
In this state Of affairs the men wer'
compelled L retreat, and, coming TO TN
city, went to the First District station
house, where they gave the above details
The Chief and other superiorofhcers Deinl
absent, attending Alderman Glancy's IN
neral. nothing was done in the matter, TIM
inferior officers not wishing to take OF
themselves the responsibility OF sending
men outside the city limits to make al
arrest. At the latest counts a ana
stood in statu quo, no attempt to arres
the lawless desperate having been made
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SAD DEATH.
A Young Swsds Dies Ia a Stable, Among
Strangers.

A Young Swede, whose name from
pspers found on his person and among
his effects, is Peter Larsen Nilsson Tor Ms
SEM. died in the stable, No. 50 Jefferson
street. Yesterday evening, OF congestion,
underline following sad circumstances:
Nilsson had been planting on shares
some thirty miles from the city, in the
neiohborhood of Somerville, and some
weeks ago was taken with ehills. Every
remedy that could be thought Of was tried
nv him in vain, and he determined TO come
10 this city to put himself under proper
medical treatment. Night before last, or
rather Yesterday morning at an early
hour, he started to town In wagon,
driven by q negro man employed Dy nm.
1t was hoped that he would reach the
CITY before the heat Of the day came on
but in this he was mistaken, and ne dld
| not get in town until nearly u O'Clock.
After arriving he experienced some dlm-
cuIty about getting into the hospital, and
during the delay he WAS taken with con-
gestion and died at the place mentioned.
We are informed by Captain Athey
that the deceased WAS about thirty
two years old, and from books,
papers, letters, ETC., found with
him was a man of some education and re-
6nemsnt. An inquest was held on him
last night, and the jury returned q YER
DICT in accordance with the above facts.
He will be given a decent burial at the ex-
pense of the city. We are uniformed as
10 what portion of Sweden he came from,
but are told that he left quite a fine crop,
and some money coming to him where he
had been at work.
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THE nswifan style Derby hat, at WhsA'

HmEzyIAN MUTUAL RELIEF SOCIETY
-FrNTRAL NoT1cz.-Ths members ofthe
Hibernian Mutual Relief Society, OF the
city of Memphis, are hereby notihed =
requested TO assemble At their hIIl
this Sunday afternoon, at 4 O'CLOCK,
for The purpose Of attending tne
funeral OF Owen Smith, The ioI-
lowing named members Of the society
will act as pail bearers: NJ. Gavin, Johh
Lilly, VIM. Walsh, N. MageVn6y, oL.'
James Reilly, VIM. Dean, James Powers,
JNO. LoAGUE, Vice Pres't.
NJ. Urnn Gnrsu
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SPECIAL PREMUM.-The Grover q
Baker Sewing Machine Company oner q
special premium Of ffty dollars go Tor
the best specimen of work made on the
Grover & Baker sewing machine, Tnlch
shall be exhibited at the Shelby county
Fair, commencing on the 10th OF DO
They also offer an additlonnI premium
OF twsnty-fve dollars SIS for b best
specimen OF embroidery, executed on the
same machine.
Employees Of the company VIII not
compete for these premiums
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70 the VOTERS Of fAYETTE, SHELBY
AND Upton.

In response to the cal made on ms
through the columns Of ne APrEAL
tooSnarfiaI friends, I consent that my
name NAV be used before the Floterls4
Convention called by the Democratic par
- sor fbe oounties Of Fayette, Shelby and
Upton. II selected BY the delegates 70 :
csndidacy for Fleaser, I shall spare neisneI
lime nor labor to make the canvass sue
cess. II the convention snan eno9SS Al
other. i shall be content. n DA
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HITE & CORWlNE
lob PRINTERS,
"A Union ST., Appeal Building.

- We take pleasure IN statingto our pa
irons that we have removed our Job PrtRttn
establishment to No. Il Union street. Aprea
Building. where we hope to see our old
toners and a. many new ones as wiz exam
inc our work and prices. Waarenov pr =
pared TO do ALL kinds Of Printing and 1
ing on the most reasonable terms.
Our stock lizards. Rnihsads and Cap b.
pera d eonplsta.
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HAPPY HOMES AND HAPPY
HEARTS.
Wcman's Work-Ths ST. Louis Belle TrebI
Piano.

In the circle of home woman puts forth
a power exceeding all other human
gency AS a maiden she can elevate
and refine a brother, or strengthen upon
him a taste for exciting pleasure which
shall hurry him away from the moorings
of manly principle and promise; into the
broad sweep of the current which des-
cends at length into h abyss of moral
ruin in time, blending its roar with the
dash Of those pillows which have no shore
and whose shipwrecked victims lind no
oblivious grave. AS a wife it is hers TO
make the domestic scene attractive, and
benign in its influence upon him whose
happiness and after destiny forever is at
her disposal. As a mother she leaves the
moulding impress of her Land on her Off
spring, as the potter in the clay,
she shapes to honor or dishonor.
No where does the terrific law "as
a man soweth, so shall he also
reap" come in with more certain
than in this relation. She
may breathe her hallowed counsel in a re-
luctant ear, baptize a brow of shame with
her tears, and lift her prayer with oresk-
ing heart over the couch of the thought
less sleeper, but around that son is flung
a spell, the song of revelry and the shout
of blasphemy can never break. Silently as
the morning light, her influence goes
everywhere. To keep her family st nome
is her care and anxiety. To 10 this she
strives to make the home-eirel9 pleasant
and happy. Music is n of the ehiel
assistants, and how many mothers hearts
have been glsddened by one OF those
sweet, clear, full toned Bell Trebl 9 Piano
and how often has she thanked Heaven
for the existence of the st. Louis Pianos
Manufacturing Company and tn cir in
comparable Instruments. Wilde, tSolins
& Co, general agents.
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ONLY ONE WEEK.

Beginning Monday, the god, viii we sell
AT COST,
Our entire stock. In
DOMEsTICs,
DARK snd:LIGHT, and
WHITE GOODS,
will give particular bargains. White
and colored fiannels, a complete stock
just received, will be sold under the reg
ular price, end whoever would prepare in
time for the approaching fall, cam save
25.. per cent. by coming to is this week.
HERZOG 81 BRO,
294 Main street.
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Criminal eourt...-EnppIn, Iudus.

The case of Myrs Day, charged with the
murder of Gus Banks, was called In the
Criminal Court on the last day Oh It's SEES
sion. and was continued by consent. At
torney General Luke e. Wright, Major
Ed. A. Beecher, Colonel Geo. CAN'T and
Geo. Washington appeared for the prose-
eution. General John +. Sale, Judge
John Bullock, Van A. W. Anderson, W.
l.. Van Dyke and W. s. j.. Adams aP-
peared for the defense. This isone Of the
most important eases that ever came up
in the Criminal Court OF memphis, ana
will ia all probability be a leading case in
judicial procedure in the State Of Tonnes
see.
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TAKEN UP

AFARE.-A bay mare, about tour years Old
vi nneen hands high, was taken up ny me,
avenue and Horn Lake road. The owner can
obtain her by proving property. paylng
charges, etc. lau2Ql LEON
NFARE-On ETH August, s miles from Mem
vi phis. fernando road, one bay mare, ten
years old, sway backed.
EuU a u DOONE-
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Death has again invaded the General
Council of the city, and the ink which re-
corded the demise of Alderman CLANCY Ii
hardly dry before we are called upon to
announce that of Owen Smith, mamber OF
the Council from the Filth ward, Who de-
ceased, after q brief illness, at half past II
O'Clock on Friday night, at his residence,
No. s6S Second street, at the early age of
thirty-seven years. The funeral notice
viii be found in another eoulmn. Mr..
smith was a native of Tullyinehin, eoun-
ty CJavan, Ireland, and came to Memphis
in h is twenty-drst year. His history dur
ing the fifteen or sixteen years that ne
has been living here is known to every
Memphian. He was honest, upright and
conscientious In all of his dealings with
his fellow man, and thus won the conf
dence and good will of all with whom he
came in contact. The best proof Of the
estimation in which he was held Is the
fact that he has twice or three times been
called upon to represent his ward in the
City Council, each time having been elect
cd by large majorities over determined
opposition. The funeral viii take place
from st. Patrick's Church this afternoon
at Az O'Clock.
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Advertisements

AuN bL5CLlcubs
"YEsTERDAY afternoon a lad named
Robert Holley, son of Mr.. John Holley,
yardmaster at the Charleston depot, in
attempting to Jump on the passenger
train which was just going out, fell, and
the train passed owe his right arm,
crushing it in a horrible manner.
"a messenger was Immediately sent for
Or. Joe Lynch, who, not being fully in
formed of the character of the case which
he was called upon to attend, went with
out carrying his case of instruments.
On arriving at tho yard, and learning the
nature of the injuries sustained, and for
other reasons, perfectly justl1aole, ac-
cOrding to the etiquette of the profession,
DIR. Lynch declined to perform the ampu-
tatiOn of the limb. DR.. Richard Taylor
was afterward called upon and ampu-
tated the arm close to the shoulder. We
learn hat the injuries are likely to prove
fatal"
Referring to the above, which appeared
in yesterdays APPEAL, we desire TO make
the following statement The lad whose
arm was crushed was the son of Mr.. j. b.
Holley, a carpenter in the NJ. & G. r. r.
car shop, and was injured in attempting
to get on the passenger train AFTER its ar
rival at $3.50 pm, and.whIle 1t was being
switched in the yard.
A messenger, SEM for a surgeon, found
DIR. Robb, of Buntyn, who was st the
OepOG on MS way nOHles NOV AaNlnS AA'
instruments, DR.. Robb desired Nh. Holley
to call in some other surgeon, and at Mr..
Holley's request to suggest one, re COM
mended DR.. Joseph Z. Lynch. DIR. Lynch
/ came without his instrument, ENTERED
the room, looked at the crushed
arm, and said: 81 will take the
job for fifty dollars" Mr.. Efolley
replied: 81 have the money, sir, and
want you to amputate the ARM" DR.,
| Lynch very harshly and abruptly said
"Give me the money and 1 will DO the
job; give me the fifty dollars and 1 will
| get my Instruments" Mr.. Obey, who
was holding the arteries of his boys arm,
replied: az have the money in my pocket,
sir, - and others present assured Dr.. Lynch
that he shOnld have the mone.T Y; but he
persisted, with profuse and decidedly IN
professional remarks, in deman ding pay
for the " job T" beforeh he returned 1or. his in
struments. Mr.. Holley, requested gen
tleman who was present to procure an
other surgeon, which was done.
The language, manner and conduct OF
DR.. Joseph E.. Lynch, while in the room,
was harsh, abrupt and insulting 10 the
grief-stricken family and to their friends
| present, and was deeply m~ortifyil1g to DIR.
Robb, of Buntyn, who had recommended
him.
In view of the circumstances neceszitat-
ing this statement, we desire the
/ people to know these facts, and to
Judge for themselves of DIR. j. Z. Lynch's
"etiquette of the profession"
JAS. A. PATE, Yard Master NJ. IL G..
| Railroad.
TN. MITCHELL. Condct'r NJ d R r.
WILLIAM CROKER, Foreman
j. ]. BARNETT, Car Inspector
Ct. G.. VANBUREN, Switchman
u. 7. BUSE, Switchman
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COMMERCIAL EDUCATIoN.-Those con-
tempiating coming from a distance, and
also those who purpose attending Robert
sons Business College from the city du-
ring the fall and winter months (day or
night, viii find it to their advantage to
apply before coming, that a desk may De
reserved for their use. As the College IL
slways crowded during the cold weather,
this precaution is absolutely necessary.
| Special attention will be given boys in the
English department, who will be taught
penmanship gratis.
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SILK hats, for fan, at whsaton's.

HITR q CoRwINE, pEoprietors OF the
Job Printing establishment in tbs APP
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared To execute orders o Job
Printing on the shortest notice. Tn pa
irons Of the APPEAL viii bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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Buy your Hats of

PARENTS will take notice of Mr.. ". Y.
Mitchell's advertisement, in our adver-
Using columns. Professor Mitchell Is no
strange to the profession of teaching or
to the citizens of Memphis. His school
will afford the advantages of a frst-elass
education in the English aDd classical
studies. His room, at No. 1908 Third street,
il centrally located and well furnished
with appliances for q high school. His
reputation as an instructor. will insure
a liberal patronage.
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary headed, Book for the million
MARRIA GUIDE-in another col
umn.i be read by all.
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sTRAYED---ST0LEE.

RFARF-August IS. lS70, a bay mare, in good
ola- hind feet white. Any one returning her
40 me will be literally rewarded. W r:
MAUDING. Walker avenue, near ElmWood
Cemetery. auASs
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FOR RENT.

DIDOR-Au the second floor of No SS
i Main 81 InQuireOn the premises. 4nn
HT0RF-HOUSE-On fernando street near
- Linden. 8 brick store-house, with lam
fIv residence upstairs; shelving ana count,
eis an complete. Apply next house, or ans
Main street. near Beale. AU.
SSFAIBLY HALL-FoT two years or less.
\ To secure this handsome and spacious
RalI. ever A8 and 385 Main street, call on
anil W A. WHEATLET. Bethel Block.
OFFICES. ROOMS, HOUSES.
w A. WHEATLEY,
anil Agent p. T. Bethel.
EsTHERRY PLACE" on Rayburn avenue
PsTtee A Harbert. II Union St aull
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MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HALL,
MEMPHIS August q. 1870,

The members of the General Council
will meet at the Mayors Office this day,
at 81 O'Clock, for the purpose of attending
the funeral Of the late Councilman owen
Smith. JOHN JOHNSONb Mayor
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No CURE, No PAYl-If your druggis
says there Ia any other Chill Remedy as
good as Stones Tonic Syrup, ask hlm If he
lie Main street, N, W. cor. Markst,
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JUST received on consignment, and for
sale cheap to the trade, 100 barrels Chess
ser Drips; 100 barrels Woods, Weeks e
Co.'s Golden Syrup.
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HARPER's MONTHLY. improved style,
with caves neatly cut, for sale at joe
Locke's, 236L Main street.
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Ioox HEREi-Hsve you seen those ere
rant eroouet sets Just receiyed Dy "Hoe'
collins e Co, 1914 Main streetT All COLI
pIete and boxed for o.
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STOVE PoLIsH-Rising Sun, Beauty
and Peep O. Day stove polish Zoo gross
Just received by Wilde, Collins a Co.,
dealers in grOcers' sundries, etc.
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n ever consider Simmons Liver
Regulator as the p~reserver Of the life of
\ ny little son, who is now IN blooming
h eaith. Mrs. ELLEN MEACHAM,
Chattshoochee. Florida.
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CLOTHES MEMBERSHIPS cheapest and
best clothes wringers in the city q be
found at Wilde, Collins Il Co.'S.
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BUTLER.
Roderiek RaHdOm Arrested N a Charge
Of FoFgery---A Disgrace to Tennsssee.

From the Knoxville Press and Herald
of Friday we learn as follows: Roder-
lex Random Butler has been arrested, on
the charge of forgery, by Deputy United
States Marshal, J. s. Riggs, and taken be-
fore the United States Commissioner, at
EaylorsviIle. He gave bond in the sum
of $500, for his appearance before the
Hon. Connally F. Trigg, on Friday next,
at Bristol. He will then be required to
give bond for his appearance at wash
ingtou, for trial, at such time as Judge
Trfgg may require. As the charges upon
which he was arrested, have their foun-
dation at Washington, Butler will be re-
quired to answer, if he has any TO make
in that city. The warrant was issued al
Knoxville, s we learn, upon informa-
ton filed before the hon. Connally II,
Trigg, by Capt. Schwartz, the agent Of
the Department, who was sent here foi
that purpose, as Buffers residence Is
within the Jurisdiction of Judge Trigg's
Court. The Department. feels confident
that they will sustain the charge against
Roderick.
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--latest styles resolved wsskly at the
JET PALACE OF 1. RoEscHER & Co,
sz MAIN sTRzEF, MEMPHIs.
. All iss goods bough. In our establishment
WIN b repaired free Of charge.
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ALL Of the latest weeklies and month r
lies, just received at Joe Locke's, 2S6lH
Main street.
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ATTENTION, LADIES. = Beautiful jet
Bracelets, for so cents and rs cents, at the
Jet Palace, 328 Main st1eet.
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W. e. wARD's Seminary for Young
Ladies', Nashville, Tenn, the largest
school in the South, and the most thor
ough in the regular course-music, cias-
sizes, French and fine arts-will open it's
fall session Thursday, September lst. For
catalogue, address WI Il. WARD.
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TRAVELLING Hats and Caps at
LEIDY q co., Hatters.
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THE Lothian hat for fall, at
WHEATON s. cos.

LEMON SUGAR.-IW cases of lemon
sugar. or portable lemonade, just re-
ceived by Wilde, Collins & Co., l94 Main
street, To be closed out at manufacturers
prices.
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AIDES JET JEWELRY.

l1xess silk Hats, fall style, Just re.
eel Ved, at LEIDY CO.'S.
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To THE MERCHANT ONLY.-Groeers'
sundries, exclusively Wholesale, Wilde,
Collins q Co., 1874 Main street.
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brood, anew and tasty hat, for fall, al
WHEATON Il COS.
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LE1DY& Co.'s for fine Hats. Sign Red
Haf
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DEATH OF COUNcILMAN OWEN SMITH

Home BIFTERs are the best tonic
Wilde, Collins d Co., general agents.
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POCKET Hats at
LEIDY q CO., Hatters.
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RoBERFs0N's BUSINESS COLLEGE is open
day and night, and offers all the adyan-
tages possible for acquiring q thorough
business education.
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No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew q Allen. No. s Was Court street.
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SOAPS, candles, ETC., sold at manufac-
turers' prices by Wilde, Collins q Co., ls4
Main street, wholesale grocers.
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CoNsIGEMENTs REQUESTED. = Murphy
q Wallace, a~uctioneers and general man
ufacturing agents, strees,
on consignments.
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JoE LOCKE has the largest assortmen
Of deiles on his counter ct 2S6N Maat
street. el
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FALL style silk dress hats at Wheaton
& Co.'s, sign of the tiger.
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FINE French Soft Hats.
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BE C~0NTTNUED.l

LErDY q c0,-pFsss Hats for fail.
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LAW REPORTS.

CAMBRIA, a new fall style hat, a
WheatOn's,
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DRIVING Hats at
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MURPHY,
Little Rock, Arkansas.
A

A-uctlOneer for 30 years, Memphis. Tenn.