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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-06
THE CONFEDERATE DEAD
Programme Of the COmmemOFaiiOn cers'
monies.

The Ladies' Monumental Association
having set Saturday, the 7th instant, for
CommemoratiOu Day, and the decoration
OF the graves Of the Confederate dead In
ElmwoOd Cemetery, the following order
Of ceremonies and programme Is pub
lished for the Information Of all who wish
to take part on the OeeasiOns
The Confederate Relief and Historical
Society. the Ladies' Monumental Asso-
citation. and al other societies wishing to
do so, IN q body: all schools Of the city
and all other associations, are requested
10 meet at the south gate Of the cemetery
by half past nine O'Clock am, where the
procession will be formed.
The eachers of all schools, public and
private, that intend TO join in the process
sion. are requested 70 have their pupils
dressed as nearly uniform as possible; the
girls and young ladies 70 wear PINK cam
brio sashes, tho boys 70 wear white sashes
Of the same material; all the girls 20 have
a bouquet, and the boys an evergreen In
their hands.
THE PROCESSION
will be formed a. follows:
Grand Marshal-CoI. Moses White.
Assistant Marshals-Captain r. j.. Black
Charles Locke, Esq.
Band.
Schools.
Distinguished Guests.
Confederate Relief and Historical Aasc-
citation, with eysrgrsens.
Confederate Soldiers generally.
Citizens.
The procession will move from the gate
at eleven O'Clock am, precisely, aud pro-
coed to the graves Of all Confederate sol
diers, where flowers, etc, VIII be strswed:
after which, the assemblage viii meet
around the speakers stand, where tho
following ceremonies will take place
Music.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. MnusaT.
Address By General William p. Bate.
Music.
The assemblage win then gather around
the eenotaph erected, when after PRAYER
by the Rev. DR.. Carmichael, an a%ppropri-
ate address will be- delivered by Colonel
VIM. h. Stephens on laying thu corner
stone; amer which q collection will BE-
taken up TO be expended on the m0nu-
hent. Arrangements have been made
with the Memphis and Charleston. the
Mississippi and Tennessee, and the Mem
phis and Ohio Railroads for half fare to
those who especially attend the celsbra-
ton. Mrs. Galloway viii issue 2 certil-
cate Of return to all such visitors from
abroad Country papers are respectfully
requested to announce this fact.
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DRAwISG-ROOM CHAT.-The following
conversation tOO place in the drawing
room OF a mansion on Clinton Avenue,
BROOKLYN, one pleasant forenoon about
ten days ago: Two ladies, Mrs. Morgan
and Mrs. Knight, had just dropped in
Tor a mornings call on Mrs. Rapelje, the
lady OF the house,
Mrs. My dear Mrs. Rapelje, are you
sick? You look quite delicate.
Mrs. RIO: not sick exactly; but
suffering from debility; and dreadfully
nervous. DO you know, 1 could cry this
minute.
Mrs. K.-Too much excitement, I'm
afraid.
Mrs. R-Perhaps. But what can one
dO7 In the gay season, one must give
parties aud attend them.
Ms. MI suppose 50. Fashion is law,
more's the pity. But you must take
something to tone your system, or you'll
break down.
Mrs. Ri hate medicinsi But you
shall prescribe for me. What would
you adviser
Mrs. M-Wen; III tell you my plan.
Whenever I'm nervous or historical, or
have a headache, or am at all out OF sorts,
] a a couple Of ta~blespOOnfuls Of
PLANTATION BITTERs once or twice a day
for a week or so, and it Invariably brings
me round.
Mrs. K.-I do the same thing, with the
same pleasant result. / have implicit
faith in that article.
Mrs. R.-Well, ladies, on your recon-
mendation, III try it.
"SEA Moss FARINE can be taken into
the stomach of the most delicate, and is
Just the thing for invalids and all those
desiring a light and delicate food.
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"BREAD CAST UPON THE WATERs."-
If the Great Providence has not literally
cast bread upon the waters, He has plant
ed the elements Of wholesome nourish-
ment on the rocks, in the shape of Sea
Moss, from which the b. Moss FARINE
is made. This new article has everywhere
won :" golden opinions Of all sorts of peO-
ple," and the housskeepers OF the land
generally regard it in the double light of
a staple necessary and a delicious luxury;
for while its use lessons the expense Of
living, the exquisite dishes prepared from
it cannot be obtained even at an extrava-
giant cost, from any other source. Scien-
tifc committees, hotel keepers, profess
sional cooks, ladies who superintend their
ewn kitchens; physicians, nurses, dys-
pePtics and inYalids of every class bear
witness of these facts. To this mass of
Endorsements we unhesitatingly add our
own; and, without fear of contradiction,
say that the blanc mango, buildings,
custards, etc, are the most delicious We
have ever tasted.
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FOR RENT.

ID ESIDENCE-5s fernando street, seven
II rooms, s~ervants houses, etc, good well
and cisteEn, large lot, healthy and pleasant
location, large vegetable garden planted and
in 6ne condition. Terms moderate; apply 10
T. e CASKIN, Craftmen's Insusance Com
PAW. 5 Madison street. my5
DACK PARLOR-WIth board, at moderate
ID price, at Ito Madison street. my4
ID OOMS-Newly furnished. single OF in
II suits, suitable for families; water fccili-
ties and yard accommodation excellent; APP
ply at Hotel D'Europe, with satisfactory
reference. my3
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CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS MEET.
ING,
Proceedings 10 Relation to Major Ed.
T~rsZeVant's Remains.

The Confederate Relief and Historical
Association met at the Peabody parlors
last night at 81 O'Clock, to take action in
receiving and interring of Major Ed.
Trezevant's remains, which arrived here
Yesterday, and are now lying in state at
Holst's. 1t will be remembered that this
lamented gentleman was a gallant soldier
of the Lost Cause" and one of Forests
old regimental officers. He was killed at
T~hcmpson's station, in this State, in 1868.
On motion of Colonel Barbour. Captain
j. II. lfathes was called to the chair, and
r. Semmes, jr., acted as Secretary.
The Chairman hen stated the object of
the meeting, when on motion of Henry
Noodle, a committee of five, consisting of
Henry Noodle, Colonel Bsrbiere, Captain
Barbour, Colonel Fizer add Captain r.. J..
Black, was appointed to make all neces-
sary arrangementsa for the inter
ring Of Major Trezaf nt's remains in
ElmwOod Cemetery morrow; also to
eopfertgith the Ladies' Monumental As
sociation in making the same part of the
proceedings In the decoration of graves.
Notice was also given that members of
the Relief Association who intend taking
an interest in the ceremonies of to-mor-
row could procure of the Secretary the
necessary Society badges. And it is
hoped that every member will lend his
presence on the occasion, and meet
kAOAABAAN az Nhb SOAAkA kaNO VI Az SOAAC-
terry at 81 O'Clock.
A communication was received from
Mrs. NJ. G. Galloway, President Ladies'
Monumental Association, asking the APP
poinJment of the following members
Of the Historical Association as So
licitors of funds 10 help defray the
expenses of the day and the completion
of the monument, the cornerstone of
which will be laid on tomorrow. 1t is
also expected each gentleman appointed
will be accompanied by a lady, who will
aid him in his solicitations, etc: Cap
tain r. j. Black, Captain West Sneed,
Colonel X. w. Frazer, Colonel John C..
Fizer, Major w. II. Rhea, Captain A. J.
Loudon, Lieutenant c. d. Steinkuhl,
Henry Noodle; which was received and
the gentlemen requested to act.
The meeting then adjourned.
The committee appOeted to make ar
faugements, etc, met after the adjourn
meDt of the society, and agreed upon the
following gentlemen as pall-bearsrs to the
remains of Major Ed. TreZsyant: Col. w.
+. Taylor, Col. Barbiere, Capt. West
Sneed, Capt. B. B. Hudson, Major G.. V.
Rambaut, Capt. Ed. Beasley, Lieut.. c. D.
S%teinkuhl, Capt. r. 7. English, Mr.. r. G.
POrtlOck, and Capt. Jack Doyle.
The above gentlemen are requested to
report Oh horseback to Col. j. c. Fizer,
at Messrs. j.. C. Hoist & Co.'s, at half-past
eight o'clock, when they will receive the
requisite badges.
The comrades and friends of the de-
ceased are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral; also, to meet at Hoist & Co.'s
on horseback, TO accompany the corpse to
the cemetery.
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CLOSING SALE OF LACE GOoDs.-This
morning, at ten O'Clock, W. H. PassmOre
q Co. make the final sale of Laces, Lace
Points, Embroideries, Insertings, Edg-
Ings Lace Chemisettes, etc. This is un-
q~UestiOnably the finest stock brought to
this market of late, and should attract
the attention of lady friends in search of
bargains.
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PERSONAL.

We had the pleasure Of meeting yester,
day Mr.. A. Kirchhof, of the firm o
KirchhOf Bros. & Co., Chicago, dealers
in and importers Of wines, champagnes,
liquors, etc. Mr.. Kerchhoff is stopping al
the oyerton, and viii remain in the city a
few days on business with our merchants
G. Nourse, Esq, the well known agent
OF the Phoenix Life Insurance Company,
Is Ia our city. His many friends will be
glad 10 learn that be IL rapidly recovering
from his recent severe illness.
Colonel mo-. II. Bills, Bolivar, Tenn
Colonel Paul T. Jones, Bolivar, Tenn.
Colonel F. r. McGehee, Mississippi; Rev.
A. w. Wilson, BaitimOre; Rev. T. j.
Msgruder. Baltimore; Rev. Thos. f.
Bond, Baltimore, are stopping at the Pea
body Hotel.
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LIST OF PRICES
FOR THIS WEEK.

Mozambique, 25 cents per yard.
Grenadines, 25 cents per yard.
Linen Lawns, p cents per yard.
Buff Mozambique, 25 cents per yard.
Pink Mozambique, 25 cents per yard.
Japanese Mozambique, 25c per yard.
Imported Corsets, IS cents.
French Corsets, 81 80.
Swiss, IS cents per yard.
Good Swiss, 25 cents per yard.
Irish Linen, 50 cents per yard.
Good Linen, 50 cents per yard.
Great bargains In Lace Shawls.
Great bargains in Iron Grenadines.
Great bargains in Piques.
Best French Bingham, IS cents.
Sash Ribbons.
HERZoG & BRO,
294 Main street
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S.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-"Norah O'Neir'
was given last night 70 quite a good audi
D considering the weather. Tonight
is the last night, and the benefit Of Mr..
and Mrs. Watkins, and we hope 10 see the
fenches al filled. The play is "Norah
DWELL"
TuE FAR.-The storm last evening
s. marked effect upon the attendance
IlIr aud festival progressing At the
Lbs Club Hall, but the choice few
1J accepted the situation and kept
-siciaus busy until midnight. To
there viii be extra attractions,
cur space will not allow rs to par
arize. Ali who can attend should go
and help the ladies in their lsuda-
Efforts, and enjoy themselves al the
-slue tiuo.
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until you nave seen "a stock of them.
We nave just opened a magnificent as
sortment, imported by us from Paris,
which cannot be equaled in the city.
Ask for cur Lawn POintes d'Orient, at IS.
Fine goods at all prices; the best value
ever Ofered.
MFNKEN BROTHERS,
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LAW REPORTS.
Law Court--Iudge Anderson

LaW VVNEt-dHNHN N"NO'e0"s
The case of Ferree & Andrews VS.. stat
ley ct al, was still on trial when the
court adjourned yesterday, and will be
concluded this morning, after which the
special calendar will be taken up at No.
300, Hawley VS.. Moore. No Iitigated
cases beyond the special calendar will be
called this term.
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TREMENDOUS ARRIVAL
LACE sHAwLs
THE BARGAINS We GIVE

We have received on last evening a
heavy assortment Of Lace ShaWls, which
defy anything in the CITY. The goods are
unusually cheap, and we shall sell them
likewise. Price the shawls anywhere in
the city, IL you have 10 buy one, and then
come to US, and we will sell you the bar
gain. The goods will be marked out this
morning. HERZOG & BRO,
2a4 Main Gfraet
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Great uceess-Aagniicsni ExhibtioH-Ail
Memphis turns cut 10 Rii5sss ths
ShoW.

The grand baby show, of which wa have
so frequently spoken in our late issues,
came OF at Court Square yesterday after
OOn We are sorry that space viii not
allow Us to make a report in detail OF the
exhibition, bat we can say with truth that
1t was q grand success, in every sense Of
the word. Not only were all the babies
in town en- parade, but their mammaa.
papas, aunts, uncIes and kinfolks gener-
ally, were there to see them snd TO beE on
them.
The preliminary exhibition of the pre-
viOus evening was not "a patching for
where there was one on wednesday there
was a dozen yesterday, and the whole
town turned u to look At them. By a
fair and impartial estimate there were az
least five thousand persons on the
grounds, comprising our very best citi-
zens; and everybody, male and female,
young and old, seemed to take IN inter
est in the affair.
By some singular oversight of those
who got the affair up. neither judges nor
managers were appointed, and the
whole show consisted ia trundling
the little charges around In their
carriages. It would be a great pleasure,
did time and space permit, 70 give a full
list of the prize babies, but under the cir
cumstancss we can only mention those
brought more prominently before the
public" They were as follows: Harry
SIagIe, nine months old, and As pretty 4
boy as ever breaIhed; Belle W ard, sixteen
months old; boy of Captain Stein, four
months old, and weighing twenty-five
pounds; Nellie Levy, Henry G.. Hart,
Eva Frank, Jesse Rogers.Juls TAYLOR, an
Anderson, ir-, Bertha WiiIetr, G. Rayner
Hodges, " alter Ellis Reed, Captain sam
Shocks. Mrs. J. K. Miles, Mrs. CIark'a
and Captain Thornt0n's babies all-splen-
did specimens Of home manufacture,
Many were the side bets as 20 the claims
of the different contestants, snd much
money changed hands on the general re-
suit. We EHoV Of several bottles OF wine
that were lost and Won.
The " show :" enlivened Court square IN
a name that startled the oldest squirrels
out of their propriety, and it was fully
nine O'Clock pm. ere the crowd dispersed.
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A PARAGRAPH FOR THE DRBssING-
ROON-Gentlemen who are trying to re-
vive the tinges of other days in their
grizzled hair with muddy and glutinous
preparations, are hereby informed that
PHALON's YTTALIA, OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR, will accomplish the object
more effectually han any of these, and
IS transparent and without sediment.
this paragraph out and lay it on
NSt&bOilet as a reminder.
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B~EwARE.-The public in general are
cautioned TO look out for the spurious ar
ticles put up in imitation of and as sub
stitutes for Simmons Liver Regulator.
Buy only from respectable druggists, and
see that it is put up in square packages
and has the signatures Of A. q. Simmons
and j. H. Zelin & Co, on its side; all 9TH
ers are frsads upon the public. Beware!
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DRY GOODS ON LONG NJ
Flrst-cIass Stock 10 be Closed Out.

We call the attention Of city and eoun-
try merchants thar, being DESTROYS OF
closing out our large stock of staple and
fancy dry goods, notions, boots and shoes,
we will sell payable November 1, 1870, and
at net cash prices. Our stock is complete
and well assorted, and must be closed n
in sixty days. Extra inducements offered
to any one wishing to purchase stock and
stand. j. II. LoEwENsrINE & Bros,
Oh Main street, Clay Building.
A. JUsT removed to 1876 Main street,
Webster Block, one door south of Wash
ington. Having my expenses greatly re-
duced, We can sell cheaper than any other
first-class house in the city.
SrArIoKERY of every description at Joe
Locke's News Stand, 1854 Main street. Z
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L0ST-REWARD

A0TPIN.-On Second, between Monroe
q rect and Court square, in the Square, or
- an street. between Court Square and ].
ADeweustine & Bros store, one Gold
--catpi0. with raised coral set and pearl in
ENTER. The finder Will be suitably rewarded
by leaving 10 at this Office. my6
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A. JUSr removed to iG5 Ealn street,
Webster Block, one door south of Wash
ington. Having my expenses greatly re-
duced, we can sell cheaper than any other
first-class house in the city.
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THIRTY-TwO years under one manage
ment, the American House, Boston, has
grown from a small hotel TO the largest
In New England. l. is furnished with
all the contrivances for the convenience
and comfort of its guests, and is deserved
" popular with the travelling public.
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UNDER VALUE. OUR MARSEILLES
QUILTS!
CANS NEW STORE, 29S Main St.

TRUTH.-The powers of Mrs. Whit
cous Syrup for children are as posi-
tivA 5 the sunlight from heaven and
genfs tRnd soothing rs an angels whisper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-06

HITE & CoRwINE haye removed their
Job Printing establishment to the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Unionstreet, anI we are
now prepared to execute orders Tor Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and set accordingly.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WASHER AND IRONER-An q No
w washer and ironer at l6l Second street
Immediately. my6
EIRL-A good house girl that can wash!
VI iron and do Homework; good wages and
good quarters. No. Sc, corner Vance and
Shelby streets. my5
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OUR PONeEE PARAs0LS The CHEAPEST
CANS CHEAP STORE, 2s8 Main St.
THE BABY SHOW.

No. l Gravel Roofing done by BirthOI-
omew & Allen, No. . West Court street.
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WANTED---TO LOAN.

MONEY TO 1 lAN.-Parties can negotiate
n Tor large or small amounts, on long or
short time, by addressing j.. b. s, POstofnce
box ~ spl5
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BOYS and Gents Plaid Suits at A
Just's, 1875 Main street, Webst or Block.
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TOWELS. % by 40, ONLY CSC
At CANS NEW STORE, 29S Main st.
DON'T BUY A LACE POINT

JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
cities.
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DAHLIA Dress Coats. something new, al
A. Just's, l95 Nain street, Webster Block.
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INrEREsTING TO HOUsRKEKPRRs-Com-
mon yeast produces but 10. 8 or. OF
bread from I ID. 4 OF. of flour; but I ID. ~
OF. of bread may be obtained from the
same quantity OF -four by using DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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THE Berlin OourGAt rccommends DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder, and the
editor says il is free from the offensive
taste of salerstus and its ordinary com
pounds. Try it.
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A. JUsT removed to 1876 Main street,
Webster Block, one door south of Wash
ington. Having my expenses greatly re-
dueed, we can sell cheaper than any other
hrst-class house in the city.
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LARGEST variety and prices lowest ia
underwear at Wiggans q Thorn's, 8S
Main street. F. Y. shirts ready INSIDE or
made 10 order-ht guaranteed.
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HARNEss.-Patronizeh home manufacture
Buy harness of P. J. Quigley, $50 Main.
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Observe DonOhO, joy & Co.'S advertise
ment Of the Wickersham property EN-
braefng Library and Post Once buildings
New Memphis Theater, and other valuable
property for sale.
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CALEDONIA SALOoN-Always on hlei
New York, Chicago, Cincinnati and 50.
Louis dailiss and ali sporting papers,
corner Madison and Main streets.
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A FIN assortment Of Business Suits at
A. Just's, l95 Main street, Webster Block.
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JOE LOCKE, 236K Main street, has the
largest variety Of Monthlies, illustrated
Wseklles and Dailies in the CITY.
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GAS fitting done promptly by Browne
& Browne, No. IL Madison street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR JUDGE 1sr CHANCERY COURT.

MISUNDERSTANDING
- Appe0ls You may announce me as an in
dependent candidate for Judge of the First
my rs AYREs.
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ST.. LOUIS HoME JOURNAL at joe
LOcks's, Z364 Main street.
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FULL assortment Of Boys Suits, new
styles and cOlOrs, Al A Just's, ls7 Nam
street. Webster Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-06

PUMPS for bored WelLs by Browne a
Browne, Al Madison street.
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HARNESS! HARVEST Great induce
ments at $50 Main street, P. J. Quiglsy.
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THE LATEST News may always be had
at Joe LOcke's News Stand, &6A Main
street.
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For SALE-Ladies' and Misses Shoe
at Factory, 2OS Main St, at great bargain
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ALL WHALEBONE cORSETS ONLY Use
CANS NEW STORE, 29s Main st.
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1 WISH to notify my friends in the city
and country, and especially the members
of the Genera Conference 10Y here, that
1 can be found at Menken Brothers, 263
Main street, where / shall be prepared TO
sell them dry goods, etc at very low fig
ures. W. j. HOBSON.
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FOR JUDGE CRIMINAL COURT.

FUDGE CRIMINAL COURT-To the People
J Of Shelby OGnty. am a candidate for re-
election 10 the ofice of Judge Of the Criminal
Court, at the ensuing May election.
nn2l y. Z
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GENUINE CHEvIoT SUITS at A. Just's,
1876 Main street. Webster Block.
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FOR 15rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

JUDGE 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-At the
- request OF q respectable portion Of the
bar. and Of the people of the Fifteenth judi
cial Circuit. / announce myself a candidate
for Judge Of that Circuit. The election is TO
be held on the nrst Thursday, being the 9Th
day Of August next
apps ISAAC NJ. STEELE.
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CHANCELLoR % CHANCRY ooURT

GHANCELLOR % CHANCERY COURT.
- I announce myself as a candidate for the
Chancellorship of the Second t2d) Chancery
ap2i 6 A.HANsON.
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MsRSEILLES QUILTS CHEAP,
at CANS, CHEAP STORE Dos Main at
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STATIONERY of every description at Joe
Loeke's News Stand, 2S6H Main street. =
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ZOE LUCE Isr CTRCUTT COURT.

JUDGE FIRST CIRCUIT COURT.-C. W.
u HElSKELL, regular nominee OF the DEM
ocratic convention. Election May @, $50.
FUDGE FIRST CIRCUIT COURT.-We are
y authorized 10 announce 7. I. As
q capaidate FOR the once Of Judge OF the
FtrsAdrcuit Court Of Shelby county, at the
election, May &th febl