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FLOR DE CANTERo.
MEETING OF THE BAR.

MEMPHIS, August &c, 1870.
Al a meeting of the Memphis Bar, held
at the Office of Messrs. Humes 81 Poston,
to take suitable action in relation to the
death of Edward L. Hamlin, Esq, the fol-
having proceedings were had:
Upon motion of General w. Y. G.
Humes, Judge John p. Caruthers was
called t the chair, who stated the object
of tho meeting in g few appropriate re-
marks.
Colonel r. Dudley Frayser was re-
quested to act as Secretary,
On motion Of Chancellor E. NJ. Yerger,
1t was
Resolved, That the members of the bar
attend the funeral Of our deceased brother,
Edward L. Hamlin Esq, in a body.
On motion of W. ID. Beard, ESQ.,, it was
ResolUed, That the chair appoint a suit
able number of the members OF the bar a
committee to draft resolutions expressive
of the sense of this meeting.
Whereupon the chair appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen such ommittee: Hon.
w. NJ. Smith, Hon. George Dixon, L. S.
Marye, N. W. Miller, w. d. Beard, T. B.
Turley and NJ. B. Trezevant.
On motion of J. A. Taylor, it W as re-
solved that the chair appoint a suitable
number of the members of the bar TO act
as pall-bearers, and the chair appointed
the following: L. B. Mcfarland, G. w,
Metcaif, L. E. Wright, b. M. Scales, w.
X. Poston, Chas. S. Collins, G.. J.. Griffin,
w. W. Goodwin, G. r. Phelsn, r. ID. JOr-
dan, A. NJ. Stephens, George Harris, T,
G. Scarborough, l.. B. Horrigan, O.. NJ. B.
Thurmond.
And thereupon, on motion, the meeting
adjourned, TO meet at same place at IL
O'Clock PM. tomorrow.
JOHN P. CARUTHERS, Chm.
r, DUDLEY FRAYsER, Sec'y.
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FASHION,.
What the Gentlemen Are to Wear This
Season.

A reliable man informs us that, not
w~ithstanding the war, the fashion mon
archs have had their usua meeting in
Paris, and have decided upon what shall
prevail among men, as well as among
women, during the coming fall and win
ter. To-day we give the styles for the
former, as follows:
'Short English jackets of melton, di-
agonal and cheviot materials, will still be
in vogue for day wear, together with dark
double breasted Prince Albert froeks,
having short skirts, and collars in long
rolls reaching low toward the waist.
The : Newmarket double-breasted cuta-
way coat, of varied materials, will also
continue to be worn.
Dress coats will be of the same pattern
as last year, and a renewed attempt will
be made to substitute those of blue cloth
with gilt buttons, for the funeral black
that has ruled for twenty years past.
OYercoats will vary in color and make,
but the blue, close-fitting garment, of
heavy cloth, generally popular last win
ter, will still be a fsvorite.
Vests will either be double breasted
with lsppels, or high in the neck, with
will be single breasted, cut low, and both
white and black.
Pantaloons for both day and evening
will be cut smaller than hitherto at the
knee, and larger at the foot, which it will
cover to the extent of the style in vogue
twenty years ago. The materials will be
the same as during last season. Together
with blue coats for evening use, light col
ored pantaloons will continue to be worn,
but black will doubtless be the reigning
hue.
A tendency exists toward plsinness in
shirts, and very wide plaits. Many
bosoms are made entirely without plaits.
Jeweled, pearl and ivory studs will be
worn as heretofore, together with metal
and jeweled slesve-buttons. The favor
lite collar is to be the negIige, standing up
right and turned down in front at the cor
ners.
The Prince Teck scarf, of varied %colors,
now very common, will continue to rule
for day wear, together with Windsor
of checked and striped silks and
satins, cut with a bias. In the evening,
white and black ties will maintain their
sway.
Buff and lavender gloves will continue
to be favorites for street use, with white
and lavender kid for the evening.
Silk hats are to be six and one-quarter
deep, and will bell more at the top
than last season. The brim will also be
wider, and is to roll considerably at the
sides. The many varieties of felt hat will
unchanged.
Canes are coming constantly more in
vogue. They are thin, knotted, and COM
posed of many woods. A reddish brown
is the faVorite color.
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]. DKLOACH, P. n.

HOhLCANAE N
W. z. MitcheTPs school, 800 Third st.
Yesterday was clear and pleasant.
Look at Joe ". Sails advertisement
81 for sale"
The best bargains in pianos will be
found at 23 Main street. Call and see.
Cleaning and dyeing to perfection at
b. A. Hollenberg's, 262 Second street.
Miss f.. Rudisill's school opens on
first Monday in September, at No. 81 Ex-
change street.
The Thermometer ranged from 76e to
Sc yesterday. At ten O'Clock am. it
stood At 76' Fair.
"A large stock Of second hand 7-octave
pianos for rent or sale, at u. G.. HOllen-
berg's, Clay Building.
Six card pictures for fly cents. Pho
tograPhs, 81 per dozen, at Armstrong;
Gem Gallery, 2ll Main street.
The Poplar street turnpike is getting
better every day, and 1t will be but a
few weeks before 1t is as level as z floor.
The Recorder disposed of twenty
seven cases. Fines to the, amount $l45
were assessed, and $50 were collected.
H. G. Hollenberg has a fine assort-
msnt OF Chickering Pianos, the best and
cheapest frst-class piano in the world.
Sold on easy terms.
The Young Mems Terpsichorean Club
organized on the I'D inst, and elected the
following officers: O. A. LeClerc, Presi-
dent; W. Green, Secretary; Z. }. LeClerc,
Treasurer.
Captain Pat. Winters received his
commission as Magistrate day before yes
terdsy, and will Immediately proceed TO
procure him an Office and Commence
work.
AT L. Goepel's, jackson Block, 375
Main street, there has just been received
a hne selection Of organs, Of prices vary
ing from S90to $500. Churches or families
can be as well supplied with organs here
as at the Eastern manufactured. Call at
GOepels. "a
We had the pleasure of being a guest
for a few minutes yesterday evening of
Madame Correll, on the Poplar street
turnpike, and enjoying the fresh air and
fresher beer of her exquisite garden. It
Ii the pleasantest place in the environs
Of Memphis.
The Emmett Guards will give a grand
picnic at James Park on Thursday next,
September LIST. The arrangements ave
been Entrusted to gentlemen thoroughly
posted in such affairs, and we therefore
confidently expect that the picnic will be
one of the events of the season.
The thanks ofthe APPEAL are returned
TO the young gentleman who serenaded
us with q trombone yesterday evening.
The manner in which he played but a
few days, and then Pm going home'' was
touching in the extreme, and made us all
heartily wish that the few days were over.
One J. S. Court, was fined S25 and sent
before the grand jury by the Recorder,
FOR whipping his wife. Sergeant Weather
ford happening to pass in b neighbOr-
hood Of Courts residence, on Orleans
street, he heard q woman screaming
n sounds Of heavy blows. He at
tempted to get in and stop the fight, but
the o was fastened, and while he was
gone for help, Court armed himself and
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CONVICTION.
A Cosy ViIlage-Its Schools and Churches
The Surrounding Countrywide
Memphis appeal"

CovINGToN, Tenn, August %, 1870.
Editors ApPeGL%Supposing that some
of your many readers are not wild on
political questions, nor carried away in
sympathy with Germany, 1 venture a few
suggestions as to the many attractions
and advantages Of this quiet, country
town. At this season, numbers of the
city folks are casting about for some new
home-out from the hustle of business
where the family can have some quiet
and retirement, where the children may
be schOoled without the many pernicious
influences of the thronged street, and
whore the first day Of the week is a Sab
bath indeed. Such a place Is this county
seat. Situated twelve miles from Mason
Depot, on the Memphis and Louisville
railroad, with a daily n of stages and a
daily mail to n from that point, it is re-
tired, n yet in easy communication
with the outer world.
There are here four neat church build
ings-Methodist, Episcopal, Baptist and
Presbyterian-with ministers supplying
each; also a christian" and a Catholic
organization, each of which expect short
ly to build houses of worship.
Two male schools are in operation-one
conducted by James Bysrs, than whom
no better instructor of youth can be
found in the State; each of these schools
are well attended and prosperous. Also,
there is here, the Upton Female Semi
nary, founded in 1856, whose operations
were not suspended by the late war-re-
spect for its venerable head, James
Holmes. DID,, then President, prevent
ing the Federals from interfering in any
way with its affairs. This institution Is
now conducted by George d. Holmes,
AM, assisted by a competent corps of
tutors. And l am glad to see a number
of names from your city already on the
students roll. Miss Hyer, also, Of Mem
phis, is Principal Of the department of
music.
Here, also, you find a society equaled in
few villages for purity and rural moral
simplicity-surpsssed in none. 1t is to
this place, Messrs. Editors, that I would
call the attention Of your readers.
Above are some Of its many recommen-
dations. Add to these a high, dry, and
healthy ~location-pure, good water-and
breezes fresh from hill and vale,
and 1 have pictured to you q of the
spots in West Tennessee.
When the Mississippi River railroad is
built Covington will be only one and q
half hours ride to Memphis.
Dwelling houses can be gotten either
for sale or rent, and choice build
ing sites can be had, as L learn, at quite
reasonable rates.
The DAILY APPEAL is q regular visitor
here, and its bundle at this postofice, 1
am glad to note, grows larger,
Very truly, SIGMA.
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DEFENSE OF COLONEL TOPP.

MEMPHIS. August 26, 1870.
Editors AppedI-As / am charged with
producing discord in the Convention of
yesterday, 1 beg leave to show who it was
that produced it, and how. Having been
informed by highly respectable gentle
men that the measures to be brought be-
fore the Convention were prepared, and
that the country people were ignored, 1
made an effort to get those who had an in
fluence in these matters to change it. /
said to them that there was much dissatis-
faction in the country, and that there
would be more unless the country was
fully and fairly represented in the ap-
pointment of committees and in all that
done. Failing in this, 1 brought the
matter before the Convention with the
hope that every member would see the
Justice of my suggestions. 1 was denied
a full bearing by those who had fixed up
the programme. The measures proposed
were carried out to the letter. Four CON-
mittees, consisting of ten men each. were
appointed. of the forty committeeman
named thirty-hve are from the city or i'm
mediate vicinity. and five from the cOun-
try. Facts speak for themselves and re-
auire no comment. / do not NEAR to re-
fleet on the Chairman, OF the gentlemen
named. I think the people viii see that
I am right, and that those who managed
this matter acted in a way of all others
calculated to produce discord.
Respectfully.
ROBERTSON TOPP.
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FLOR DE CANTERo.

IHAvE for the past eight months con-
staDtly used one of the S12 Oride Gold
Lever Watches, manufactured by
Charles p. Norton & Co., 50 Nassau
street. New York, and found the total
variation in its time but one-half minute
(thisty ~secondsl. and it retains the same
appearance of gold as when purchased.
Several of our men use them with the
same results. / cheerfully recommend
them for correctness and wear.
HORACE w. whitaker,
Erie Railroad,
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NOTICE,

The friends and acquaintsnces Of the
late Owen Smith, and the public gensr-
ally, are hereby notified that the business
of his establishment will be continued the
same as usual. Grateful for past favors
and patronage, it is hoped that by prompt
attention to business by experienced
hands, the same will be continued by a
generous and kind public.
MRS. OWEN SMITH.
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TO PLANTERS.
The Great Invention Of the Ags--Revsrsed-
Motion Champion Cotton Gin and HulIsr.

For ginning cotton, regardless of low
picked or gathered and splendid sample
made. First premium (blue ribbon and
diplomat awarded at the Louisiana State
Fair, New Orleans, April, 1870.
We have been appointed agents for the
sale of the above celebrated gins, and re-
specially ask the earnest attention of
planters to them, believing that they are
a great improvement upon any gin now
in use, and destined to work a perfect
revolution in the ginning of cotton. A
sample gin can be seen at our storehouse,
Nos. $50 and 35S Front street, below
Union, and all persons interested are in
vited to call and see for themselves.
STEWART BROS. Il FIZER,
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. James Simpson, OF the hardware
house of Barbour, Wilder & Simpson who
has been rusticating in North Mississippi
for some weeks, is again at his post.
Mr.. Z. Z. Clarke, of Clarke, Ely & Co.,
has returned home from New York and
the watering places.
NJ. L. Meachsm, Esq.,, of NJ. L. Meach-
am & Co., who has been on & business
trip to st. Louis and other points north,
has arrived at home.
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THE so Lever Watch, No. 1850, pur-
chased frem Chss. p. Norton a. Co, SO
Nassau street, New York, January 5th,
has been carried by me over six months,
with a total variation in time OF only
tWenty-six seconds, without the slightest
regulating, and presents the same bril-
lianey of color as when purchased.
JAMES r. WILTON.
Sec. American s.. NJ. Co, n. Y.
New York. Julv 30. 1870.
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GRAY hair resumes It's original color
under the operation OF Phalon's Yitalia,
or Salvation for the Hair, which contains
nothing dirty, is transparent, without
sediment, leaves no stain on the scalp, no
unpleasant odor in the hair.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers.
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j.. II.

DREMIUM SPECIFICS which received pra-
miuIas at the Virginia State Far, NOV. lSsa.
ELIAS EFFECTUAL ERADIcAToK-A pcsi-
tive cure for rheumatism, LumbagO, and all
pains Of the limbs and joints, which many
have testified to. Price 81 90.
ELIAs EFFKcTUAL ELIXIR-A perfect sure
to all sufferers rom Dysenfery, Diarrhea and
all the bowel disorders. Price IS cents
ELIAS EFFEcTUAL ExFRAcr-For the in
stantane0us cure of oothseh and Neural-
giaA Price IS cents
ELIAS EFFkCTUAL ELIXIR pos
Tive cure for Dyspepsia and all deranRs-
ments of the tomae and as an ordinary
Tonic" Is second to none. Price 81 90.
ELIAS PRE1uU CE1CKNT,
For mending China, Glass, Wood, etc, drmlv
and tmperceptibly. Price . cents per vial
The proprietor takes pleasure In recon-
meuding his specifics TO he Rublia, assurfne
them that the most remarkable cures have
been effected by their use when an other
remedies have failed. So They need huf =
trial to be convinced OF their treat valna in
Graduating most disorders Incidental to ne
human frame. "a
Fer sale Wholesale BY ISRAEL ELIAS. sole
proprietor, No. 81 Duane street, N. Y..and
In the city OF Memphts by
@. W. JONES q D No. 81 Main 81.
ANDREW RENKERT. NO. 100 Main 81.
GOODYEAR HILLS, No. 81 Main 50.
And druggists generally throughout th&
United states. an4
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Railroad Time Tables.

MEMPHIS LITTLE RoCK RAILROAD.
Through from Memphis to Little Rock in Il
hours. On and AFTER Thursday, the IlJh day
of August, 1870, until further notice. trains
Will run daily Sundays exceptedl as follows:
ARRIVES: A V
Hopeheld-...---.............. 80 pm. $50 am
DIiuhlty a.h. NV p III
Freight train will leave Hopefield Mondays,
Wednesdays aud Fridays. at 3 am.
Arrive at Hopefeld Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at4 pm.
FerrybOat will leave the wharfboat, root of
Union street, daily at 5 100 am.
Baggage checked through to Little Rock on
ferryboat. B. ID. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
{. 2. ROBSON, Asst Sup't.
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HITE & CoRwINE, proprietors of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, Il Union street are
now prepared 70 execute orders o Job
Printing on the shortest notice. Tn pa
irons Of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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JUsr received on consignment, and for
sale cheap to the trade, 100 barrels Ches-
ter Drips; 100 barrels Woods, Weeks IL
Co.'s Golden Syrup. Z
ESTES, MILLER & co.
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PITrsBURG, Camel and Anthracite
Coal, Pittsburg and Gas Coke, for sale by
BIGLEY, MELLERSH & CO.,
Main and South Court,
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NOTICE.

I WILL. at the October term, 1870, OF the
Il County court of Shelby county. tennessee.
apply for letters of administration on the
estate of inc. * Bosia, deceased.
August 3, 1870, aus
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NusIc.-Leopold Goepel has now on
hand a large assortment of cheap music,
also a large stock of musical merchan-
disc in general. Call and see him at No.
375 Main street, Jackson Block.
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The new food-source, Sea Moss Farine,
is becOzling very popular with all classes.
As a table-dessert, it is the cheapest and
most delicious in the world.
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another co.
umn, 1t should be- read by all.
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A WORD OF ADvIcE.-Mothers know
the importance attached to the care Of
teething children. Read the advertise
ment of Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup in an
other column.
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No cure no psyt- Ifyour druggist tells
You there is anything else as good for
Chills as Stones Tonic Syrup, don't be-
lieVe it, but ask him Vhe has u.
N, ROSE, llQ Main street,
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Mr.. GOSPEL has just received a fine lot
of the celebrated Knabe Pianos, which
viii be sold on reasonable terms, at No.
375 Main street, Jackson Block.
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FIFTY HoURs-NEw YORK DAILIEs.-
Joe Locke, 236X Main street, receives the
Herald, World, Times, Tribune, Sun and
Journal of Commerce; also, the weeklies,
ETC., through in hfty hours,
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis Posto flee and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
An letters directed to street and numbers
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers.
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ALL of the latest weeklies and month
lies, just received at Joe Locke,s, 2S6X
Main STRAIT
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No. / Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omeW q Allen, No. 8 West Court street,
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AN ounce of preventive is worth a
pound of cure. To prevent chill and
lever, take Simmons Liver Regulator.
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For a fine Hat, go to Leidy It Co.'s,
Sign, red hat.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Arrival and Departure of Mails.
MEMPHIS PosTOFFICE. hours
from s Am. toe pm. Sundays from 9 to
10 Am.
close AKRTvR
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NOVELTIES in Hats. Fall styles at
IEIDY q CO.'S
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ARRIYB


AN. }. Memphis & Louisville r An. 2. n.
R. All points North and
IL. 1880 East. Twice daily ....-..----I 4:l5 H:5O
Memphis & Louisville R.
1880 R-wRy matS----.--.--- 4:lb
Memphis g. Charleston r.
r An cities East & South
$50 and way mails---- $50
Miss. & Tenn. Il. r All
u:5. cities South and way mail 2.5
Memphis & Little hocE r.
II2sOg K. daily except Sundays b:O
Mississippi river 20 Hele-|
800 ma and Friar's POint,daily l0sOl
Miss. river TO VicksbuTgi
.tri-weekIy, on Mondays,
500 Thursdays and Saturdays goo
Miss. river to ST. Louis
.semt-weekly, on Mondays
800 and ThunsdayE.---...-..- s:O
White river, ~semi-weeklyI
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mondays and Fridays. 800
Arkansas river, tri-week-
ly, Mondays, Wednesdays.
500 and SOl
Memphis to Marion, Ark,
ltri-weekly, % Mondays,
1880 Wednesdays and Fridays. 1880
Memphis 10 Cuba, Tenn,
I2.SQ weekly, Friday. --.---- 1880
Memphis to Byhaiia and
Olive Branch, Miss. semi
$500 weekly, Tues. q Fridays 5U
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LOST.

RTULE-slO rev ard for a bay mare mule
vi strayed from me. Report 70 me at
Wythe depot, or 70 Owen6 McNutt memphis.
suE +. L. PERKINS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS several valua-
BILE papers. the same being no use 70 any
one but me. The nnder will confer a great
favor BY returning them TO me through post
aus JULIUS SCHARFF.
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HArrERs.-Leidy & Co, 26s Main street,
opposite the Square.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
k=cU. s. Mail Lins.EG
SUMMER

nURING the summer months the Wednes-
IL day boat for Arkansas river will be with
drawn, and during the present good stage OF
water our boats Will leave Memphis for Little
Rock and all intermediate landings as fol-
lows:
MARY OfD.--@-----R L. agnes, master
Every Monday. at 5 O'Clock pm.
The new and elegant si~de-wheeI steamer,
PAT CLEBURNE-~..Rees Pritchard, master
Every Friday, ats o'clock pm.
Returning, viii leave Little Rock for Mem
phis as follows:
MARY B0YD-----..--.R- L. Haines, master
Every Thursday, at 5 O'Clock pm
PAT CLEBURNE--..Reess Pritchard. master
Every Monday, at 5 O'Clock pm.
These boats are new and elegant passenger
packets, and are unsurpassed by any boats in
the line for speed and comfort. They make
direct connection at Little Rock for HOT
SPRINGS with the regular United States
mail coaches; and for FORT SMITH and all
intermediate points on Mondays and Thurs
days with the new and very light-draft
passenger packets, Dsrdsnelle, Captain Dis
mukes, ana Fort Gibson, Capt BOWIin.
Freights consigned tn this IL AT MIN
PHIS OR MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER VIII be for
warded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer.
JOHN D. ADAMS. President
No. 8 Madison st Stanton Block.
& CAsKuN, Ticket Agents.,
au22 No. 5 Stanton Block, lower floor.
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GENTS dress hats TOR fall, at
IEInV II 10 -
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POLITICAL.

PosTPoNEMENT OF MEETING IN FOUR
ZENITH DISTRICT.
Colonel J. J. DuBose, Chairman Execu-
tive COMMITTEES:
In consequence of the funeral of Mr..
Hsmlin, who is a citizen OF the Four
teenth Civil District, we, the undersigned,
citizens OF said District, would most re-
specially request that the meeting to
elect delegates to the County Convention
ha noafnnnAd to 8 n1clnck his ~evRnfna-
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FOR RENT.

TLOOR-Au the second floor of No. $3
ID Main st IpquireOn the premises. auR
SSEMBLY HALL-For two years or less,
n To secure this handsome and spacious
Han, over S3 aud S65 Main street, call on
auiI W. A, WHEATLEY. Bethel Block
OFFICES, ROOMS, HOUSES.
~ wa. WHEATLEY,
auIl Agent p. G. Bethel.
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business Hsts-neat and fine goods. at
LEIDY q CO.'S.