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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-18

The concert for the benefit Of the Church
Home came of last night at the Memphis
Club Hall. II was largely attended by
the elite and beauty Of our city, and, as
all similar affairs gotten up by cur talent
ed Young townsman, Mr.. Henry Farmer,
was a brilliant success. We have not
space to more than sllude to it, but must
express the pleasure all present enjoyed
IN listening to Miss Emma Wilkinson,
who rendered Kathleen" in 2 most su-
perb style. and the encore h received
evinced the appreciation the audience had
for her. Miss Katie Harris was also warm
" received, and took all her hearers by
surprise. Henry Farmer, Mr.. H. Bishop,
and the other male amateurs, did spien-
didly. The concert was, as We before
said, a complete success, an viii, wo hope,
be repeated.
MEMPHIS THEATER.-Buckley's Seren-
aders and burlesque Opera Troupe opened
at this place Of amusement last night. To
one who has been an attendant there
nightly for the past three or our weeks,
To come down from Mrs. Bowers, Joe JEFF
ferson and the German Opera TO the per-
formanca last night was indeed, If not
from the sublime TO the ridiculous, it was
very much Ike it. However, the troupe
is good, and will do well. The members
Of it are all artists in their line, and they
make some exquisite music.
BRooM's OPERA HoUsE.-In spite Of
the counter show at the New Memphis
Theater, Broom's was crowded last night,
and the house was kept In u constant roar
of merriment from the ''going up Of the
curtain TO the hDal falling Of the same"
SO large was the company that the dimin-
ton caused by the absence Of the party
now starring in Jackson was scarcely mo-
tioed. There is a roaring bill every night.
Go 70 Broom's If you wish TO see fun
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OPERA CLoAKs at reduced prices, at 3.
LowenStein & Bros.
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STILL IN THE FlELD.-Attention IS
called 20 the card OF col A. 7. Curry, the
present incumbent who, We see by bis an
nouncement, is still ia the held for
sheriff.
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STEAMBOATS,.
RIVER LINE
Memphis and Arkansas 5iser Packet
Company.

Memphis and Arkansas aiyer Packet
Company.
eu. S. alaI Line.
vV1nt1- Arr@nsomeat
nU8ISG the present higa water IL the Ar
- kansas river, Jhis company viii rau the
following feet o. elegant passenger boats
through TO FJr- Smita;
THOs. d. ALLG Reese P~rtschards master
NARY BoTp--~--~-~-Hay1ess master
". a. CALDwELL--.E. u. holland, master
GUIDON Kice, Master
'DARDENELE-wm B. Rowland, master
ozAIlE--..AG storm, master
FORT GIBSON .Eagens smtsh, master
LEAVING MENPHIs
TUESDAYS. TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS,
o'eiycA pIu.
These boats are eisE9ut They leave On
time. Their accu tmodu4ous are u1iIr-
passed and they or r under tlis GRANGE
inenL u,tpreeedsatea Aeiitles % enl.laEts
shttpcrs md the travelling puulc-
Persons desiring - s1p Over tuis line
should oGnSiEu Iaigatfu e. aud A. h. p Co..
Merphis. Fr4izhas SIN be fprg4rd-0 60 QUO
card rates. aud without clarEo tGr adding at
MeEphi- JOHN d.. ADAMS, President.
". u. KENNEDY, Agent.
no. Madison St, stanton Block. ds3
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COUNTY SCRIPT COUNTY SCRIP!

BLEAcHED DoxEsrIcs-Greas induce
msnts At MEEKEN BROS.
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Get Twisted Threads ct CowPER-
T9wAIr, CHAPMAN u Cos
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IN corNTY TAN.coLLEcroR.

H1-NTy TAN-gOLLECTOR-GEOkGE
nr.Hfn- o. shelby Eounty. al the cleo
r0n In March next subject 10 the ACTON
.rrr. -Hu-fy Convention, which meets jan
Ug-y -tl. 'aA
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o of remnants, just collected, are
offered at half their value, at HERZOG &
BROS. Price their dress goods this week.
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.-we are author
- lzea r-1aulou1ce JOHN P. TRtZkNANI
a. q candidate for the Office Of County Coart
clerk a. the March election, subject 70 tue
nomination OF u county convention. Jae
ICUNIY COURT CLERK.-In answer TO
L the complimentary call made I'm your
Yesterday Issue. 10y many OF my frienuS,
come of whom have known me long. 7 an
aa1uca mya N a candidate for County Court
CLERK ef shelby county, subject 10 the dsgi-
sion 8f tine Lol4ty Convention.
5aIs JNO. c. COOPER.
COUNTY COURT CLEBK-we are author
fzaa 10 a~urofnte IAN REILLY. the
rresCut deputy C0unty Court Clerk, as a can
alr-f. tlr County Court Clerk al the ensuing
5fsrea election. isu
HOI-VTY COURT CLERK. HARVEY
L. hAIlIES D. "a canftdaie Tor County Cocrt
clerk. -lle-t 10 The proper democratic con
COUNTY COURT CLRRK.-We are author
fzef o announce HCG9 y. GREER a.
ndstefe toI thv ouice OF Comfy Court Clerk
40 afitrch election. subject 10 the Lomina-
zion 81 sie county convention deoi
.orNg'Y COURT CLtkK-At the soHcita-
fou o. uuUe Tous a.4ebdp, end in To
- ID ne calls ia tne APPEALand Ledger,
o-is respect Uliy state that ana @ candf-
INCL 81 f~hsGounty Court. subject 10
CSC ~ oil The democratic convention.
8 WILL o. WOGrSGN
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AFINE a~ll-liuen hemstitched handker-
HERzo0 & BRO.
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ATTEND the sale OF Remnants Of all
kinds u Dress Goods, ~
, MENREN BROS.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR FRIAR's POINT.

FoR HELENA & FaiAR's POINT
The Peoples Fsvorite Packet,
Ge3. VI. Cheek. @
WIN leaves THIS -Ioth L-at5 p.m-
gECHD ". LIGHTBUENE, GeuI Eseu-
Eats jefferson street.
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HANDSOME sILKs at 0Oc. per yard, 81 2.
Lowenstein & Bros.
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CRY LIcEgSE AND TAxEs.

CITY Scrip, in sums 70 suit. for licenses
and taxes, a. City Bank, No. 9 Madison
street.
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Cooley, Peterson and Demorest fer
January, al Joe Locke's, zs3h Main street.
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ssMark TWsin's Innosents" are al Cow
RKR7zwAIF, CHARMAN u ce.'s.
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In sums to suit taxpayers, at City Bank
No. 9 Madison street,
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Legal Tender. Kate Kearuey. Liberty.
Alice Dean. Guiiou. T.. allen.
MoIIieG-atz. st. Francis. U. ". Cheek.
Fanny Braudeis.
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5000 PAIRS Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes, some or which are slightly
damaged. from fifty cent to one dollar.
J. II. LOEWENSTINE q BROS,
No. PSI Main street, Clay Building.
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BEAUTIFUL FRENCH CLoARs at half
their value, % D. LoMensteln q Bros.
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Read yesterday To-day and ForeverI'
at CowPERTHwAIT, CHAPMAN q Co.'S.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-18

Napoleon the Thirds at CowPER
THwAIT, CHAPMAN & Cos.
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Pucki Puesll Puck!!l at CowPER-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN & Cob.
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ATTESD Remnant sale Of
MENKEN BROS.
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BUSINESS NOTICING contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi'
yfduAl owner Or employee OF thss Office,
will be paid at counter or recognized
as an offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle 1t
himself IN person.
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I0 AbYERIIsEFs IN - AaaEaL.

A GENERAL REDucrlcx at D. Lowen
stein & BrOs-
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BLEACHED DOMEsTIC~-Gveat induce
ments al MENkEN BROS.
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BALANCES OF our Remnants at q sacFi
fee. MENKEN BROS.
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Go To Locke's, 2sGH Main street, for the
latest uau-a
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DREss-PArTERNs Of poplin. for two dol
lars aud fifty cents. HERZOG & BRO.
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SLKsi SILKs!l SILKs!li-Great bar
gains in silks, at D. L~owensgein x Bros.
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TEE following dates Of our flss are
missing; July 3, July 2, and August 26.
We viii pay htv cents each for them 10
the hrsS party bringing them 10 this Of
hco.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY TRUSTEE.

EON TROUSDALE Is a candidate Tor
IL County Trustee OF SHELBY county, sub
iect 70 the action of the Democratic party.
fal5
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HERzoG's prices OF dress goods are rev.
olutionizing. GO and hear the reductions.
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nua NAV CITY DIRECTORY.

Our new City Directory for 1870, gotten
I'D by Mr.. Richard Edwards. and from
the press Of the Southern Publishing
Company, is now being delivered. Il is
an elegant volume, handsomely bound
and printed, and full of information Of
that character which must be appreciated
by every citizen or business man. II IS
evident that more than ordinary care has
been taken with the canvass, consequent
~ the volume IS more valuable than any
Of its predecessors. In the general elias
siheation of anne there is q marked in
crease over the number in the Directory
Of 1859. lattering to contemplate. The
increase in our population is more than
eight Thousand, a. there are over one
fourth more names than were given in the
last volume. The business classification
also exhibits thu same marked difference,
all of which will be appreciated. This IS
the eighth volume OF Edwards Directory
OF this city, and when contrasted with the
earlier publications the improvements in
its mechanical appearance and the rapid
" with which the city has increased in
business and population are seen at a
glance. So valuable 3 work as this, and
one so much needed. should surely COM
mand the consideration OF every citizen.
We pave no hesitation, certainly, Ia CON-
meuding It 10 public patronage.
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FOR CINCINNATI

REGULAR Memphis and Cincincau Packet
For Cairo. Louisville and C~lnclunalL
ALICE master
rms elegant AID swim steamer 2
viii leave as above =4@
WEDNESDAY. 9Th inst. at5 pm
LARRY HARSf5TAD. Agent,
tara No. IL Madison street
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COOP WHITE l04 Blankets, So Is per
pair. MENKEN BROS.
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A GREAT DEoLISE in silks, at B. Low
ens5ein 4 Bros.
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FoR RIvER.

aenDais and Arkansas River Packet Go.
White 8iyeF Line.
For Helena. Mouth White River. Clarendon.
DsVaus BLUFF GEd ia ksoDIort.
GxeanaoE HIP w AEE,
Ad.
This entirely new and elegant -
side-Wheel passenger steamer,
bult expressly for t1is river, VIII leave a
above
FRIDAY. ust fnst, at s pm
For freight or p ssgEe IpPty or board Or 70
W. r KEY EE4t&1, az ut.
jas No. Madison ST. stanton B-oeE
Memphis aBd Arkansas 8iVeF Packet Con-
paHy---BBissd SssisS vail Line.
for Helena, Pine Bluff. Little Rock, an
THOUGH TO FORT SMITH
STIAnEIR GUZDS5T
Clay Rice
This new and splendid passenger
steamer win leave Ks above z
TUESDAY, ls-h Inst, az 8 pm
FOR height or passage apply on board or to
VII. EENNEDAT. Agent,
fel5 No. 3 Madison ST. stanton Block.
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WI HAVE reduced heprices on Bleached
and Brown Domestics, Sheetings, Pillow
case CottOus, Linens n Table DamasSs
At 20 to % per cent. less than oar for
mer rates.
J. II. LOEWENSTISE & BROS,
No. 81 Main street, Clay Building.
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A BEAUTIFUL lot Of dress goods offered
this week at Twenty-Five cents per yard.
HERZOG u BRO.
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80 cLERK II cRIaINAL coURT:

TLEHK DFTHE CRIMINAL COURT am
L "a candidate Tor Clelk OF the Crimtnal
Court . shelby county, subject 10 L4e ON
VeHtiou. jail az
CLERK OK THT CRIMINAL COURT
l. hereby myself a. a candidate
Tor Clerk uf "tlelrmsual touri- subject 10 the
farislon OF the Democratic Convention.
"a JOHN ". GRAHAM.
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For

V5scss l8adeT llls head uriu Dc usserlsd AZ Ten
csa1S per line, each insertion.
TTOU- E-Contaiulng our rooms, No. &c Ruth
II street; apply on premises. JAR
WOOD LAND-f1 acres wood land fer
w saie-due StOcS range, six miles north
east OF Mem L5~, near Hutrule river. 81 nav
iEa.iOu. rlCl ana shove overflow. Apply 10
". beuie>, corner Second Sud iacksOn, or ".
\. Wh5atley, Bethel Block lal5
OAR LICESSE-With or without nxtures;
- apply 10 McLairesu & Co, 81 Front Row.
jsl5
nRESS PATTEHN@Latest styles 81 : cts.
~ each. No. So Main street. JAIL
rAW AND GRIST MILL.-A steam saw and
- grist mill. or exchange the same for i'm
proved city property or farm lands: tinoeE
aud mul-sItr viii be leased to purcuss- ?, ar
desired. Apply To r. OJom a. sou. at Nee-
blttS station. Miss. and Tenn hlliroat, OF
PARTEE EURLE-ON CO. Memphis. deal
NELOCIPEDES.-WtI sell, cheap, 4 lot Of
Nelocipedes, ia complete Crd-r-rvst
nskes-lstest styles Apply to VI Wood
on. or r T. English firH
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EsTRAY.

sosioes under Ls head frH b. igss7tsd u Ten
ceaG pen iule. each Insertion.
TOW-From Zi Vance street. January u,
u 1870. a rcddisu-nTcwu MLLEI CON slt
10 &c rIgh. ell 6la crop 3 % the LETT; a suite
be reward Nil be paid tOr h-I Z, cJyery.
sis B.. MJlLLG.
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OSB HUNDRED Arabs reduced to Eve
dollsrs. We have reduced our Arabs TO
ave dollars.
J. II. LOEWENSFINE BROS,
Isl Main, Clay Building.
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MEMS AND BOYS Cassimeres ut lOw ig-
ures. MENKEN BROS.
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". HISS
VIII leave as above, WEDNESDAY,, deem
her s3t, al o'clock pm, and every airsrnate
Wednesday thereafter.
For ali reliable Information, apply al the
General PASSENGER DEPARTING nt, No. Prone
made, 1Uot OF Jefferson street. Passengers
procuring tickets at this Office secure Slate
looms. S. y. SHOES
noT Ticket agent.
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WIaGANs g. THORN have just finished
q lot OF boys shirts.35J CLAY BUILDING.
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PERSONAL.

BLANKETS and shawIs reduced at
HERZOd'S.
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NEW PUBLlCArI0as.

PIECE goods greatly reduced
HEEZ0I & BRO.
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REMNANTS Of Linens and Dress Goods
very cheap. MENEES BROS.
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Why7 Have you not read Puck7 at
CowPERTHwATT, CHAPMAN &c Cos,
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Memphis and ST. Francis River ties
day Packet.
Far HsIsna, Manana. lseison snG Wtstsb1zR
The new and elegant siceWhesl Passenger
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A GENERAL REDUCTIoS at B. Lowen-
stein & Bros.
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For SALF.-A wellestabIishSd board
inchOuso. with eleven rooms, substantially
furnished. for sale cheap. Rent low. Lo-
cation within 100 wards of the Overlon
Ho.el. Inquire ag this Office.
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Regular Memphis ard New 0rlesBs
Packet
F09 NEa ORLEANS & The BEagS
The large and magnidceat passenger steamer
GREAT REPUBLIC,
w.B.Donaldson, master J.H-Atsinsen, clerk
I'LL LEAvE AS AsovE
WEDNESDAY December Isl, at 5 pm
And every alternate Wslnesday thereafter.
For freight or p1ssags apply % board Or 70
Levy 4 E0GBlNS, Agents,
f6 leifeas9R Street.
IAB3T HARMS TAD, Agent,
SOFA Y Madison Street..
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REMNANTS TO be closed out at
MENKEN BROS.
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MABKEruAsrEE.-Mr. B. Merrill in
forms Us shat his name is before the Gen
erai Council for eiec ion 70 the Unice OF
Marketnaster Of the South Tor Bsal
street) market. Mr.. MerriI! promises in
case he il chosen TO serve the city 10 the
best of his ability-which we have 10
doub. he will Go.
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DIR. JNo. C. RoeER's ONCE moved to
IUI Adams street.
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almost given away. Price them.
BLACK SILKs-A new lot Of superior
Black GrOs Grain silks, ~ 81 IS per
yard, at M@NAEN BhO5'
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REGULAR Semi-weekly P~acket-F0r OsceoIa
and siI Intermediates Landings.
MOLLIE GRATZ-.---Andy j.. DsartG. master
Tdfs superb ight-dreughE pas Is
senger packet viii leave as above $3.50
Every TUESDAY and FRTpAy. al pan a.
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Regular Wednesday Packet, foe 9iCksbaTs,
NaieaBz and New Orleans.
Magnificent Low-Pressure Steamer
Gr0as Republic,
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rrrrSY-SFNrEAL OF THE GRIM
rNsF- nT-ET-WE are iZed 70 an
NEWT HART Tor AttorneN-'8er
.-.r.F re ETlEiual Court subject 10 tbe De
..H-r ~ rla Democratic convention isS-
L.ru 900 EaE.
--rrENFv GENERAL OF THE GRIM
...Lr,T I've IRE authorised 10 au-
s.-.. -. E WEIGH as candidate Tor Al
..-Eruara nF Gle Criminal court ue-t
ron sUDGE Isr CIRCUIT COURT.
--U4- F.E-r CIRCUIT C~OEkI-Elt,Ts
-= J.. re-uHr.e go the very tCuph
r.-r. y cad fn yous paper OF YESTERDAY
r... ..al. HUr GHs. & hereby announce
-#v- . .alI. Galc IJE Judge OF LL- ELIst
l...-l. ..-. tol S-clly CsuuiS-
C.. ". HEISKELf-
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SAINT FRANCIS,

Capt. I. O"Dlu---oa :. ralnel J4eTk
WILL leave Memphis for TEL -
w ENA, LANGglLLE and ST.
LARRY HARMsrAD. Agent
feID zGsdissn straaE
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FRENCH CJoAKs at half their value, at
B. L0weustein < Bros.
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BALANCE Of our Cassimeres at a sacrl-
ice. MESKEE BROS.
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OUR dress goods are closing out at much
HERZQG & BRO.
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TUESDAYS, TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS
FOR E ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
SECULAR ssmghis and ses Orleans Packet
MAGEErA.----.----.J. z. Hicks, master
John s. Sullivan, Clerk
The only Memphis and New Or
leans packet. Leaves MemPutsaZ
Is follows:
5th
Wednesday ........---- anuary lSth
February I'd
Weduesday-..-.....-... ........-----Feoruary 18th
LARRY HARMSIAB q 20.
da7s FTTTOTT - NTFTFR Accents
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OPERA CLoAKs at reduced prices, AZ B
~Owauzteiu 4 Bros.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White 8iyeF Line.
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FOR CLERK Sd CIRCUIT COURT
EaP CIU7E OF TIE THIRD fBARTLErT)
Il CIR UT CBCET-N ithout a doubt, l am
= raudslara before the county convention ior
CIark of rl.eIbErd fHartletu Circuit Court
.zrS J. No. BROOKS
-OR CLERK or THE TaIRD Or BART
LENT CIRCUIT C0URr-Piease an
T1uuee ne rs "a candidate for the above
oEH-a. subject 20 "a ~ Lne ON
TLrRE THIRD CIRCUIT COURT BART
lFTE.-N are authorized 70 ~7nnounH.
j. w. FHEa r candidate fOr CLERK OF intro
tGafteHl Circuit court, subject % the nQinl-
nation OF fhE County Convention 70 De nttu
IlulaIy 9Th JG1
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FOR CLERK ID CIRCUIT COURT.

CLERK Second CIRCUIT CoCET-Nr
4 Ff-l. some sind trends have soa1 Itt
-sH uuon me % become a candidate Tor tho
hove oHee. IN reply / can only say, that
: win accent a~uouination, Il rendered, and,
II elected, viii eude8vor 70 perform the du-
49, N. b. IRRELEVANT.
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Vo.ces u8adeT 1tis head tciu Dc INSCRIBED a. Ten
cea1S per line, each insertion.
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is evident or the presumption is great I'M
less that matter Is determined by a COM
petsnt tribunal7 Does the law not con-
template that, in q matter Of such vital
concern, the accused shall have a
hearing2 How did the fundamental law
contemplate that this tribunal might be q
mere inquisitorial body, receiving only
ex parte statement, or atrbunal organ
lied according TO law, and invested with
power to hear and determine all the evil
denes in the causs7 If It were LEFT to the
grand Jury, the liberty Of the subject may
and would depend upon anex parte state
ment, and that, perhaps, of one who Is
the peEjured enemy Of the accused. Can
it be possible that the finding OF an in
dictmsnt upon such testimony shan con-
cIude further inquiry by the Court
has been committed, and that upon
such ex parte evidence which may
be conceived In malice and be-
gotten in perjury, the innocent
accnsed must be confined in prison for
months, it may be for years, without any
deliverance ave by a jury of his country.
Our ideas OF national justice upon the
statement of such q proposition, seem to
me to afford a respOnsetO the inquiry. l.
appears to me the law contemplates a
hearing, a trial, not an %inquisition, but a
hearing of tbs evidence on both sides,
aud then, and only then, may or may not
the proof seem evident or the presump-
ton great. A hearing In this sense pre-
suppOses competent authority to try a
court or some judicial body which can
only try In a legal sense upon the whole
evidence being submitted for and against
the prisoner. The law means justice TO
tbs accused, but how is this TO be attained
il you hear only the testimony of his ae-
To grant the application may be
incOnvenient 70 the public, but it may be
tor the time the only safeguard OF the in
nocent. Personal liberty il too dear to
be sacrificed by considerations of policy
and convenience. 1 must declare b law
according to my conceptions OF the spirit
and intent OF iIs founders and let eOnse-
qusnces take care of themselves. The APP
plication sought will be granted.