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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. full and
fashionable audience assembled TO wit
ness the Buckley's in their very tai
ented and unique entertainment, Il we
must say a more enjoyable evening and
amusement il has not been Our fortune TO
see. All the artists are first-rate, neat and
talented in their acts. Mr.. G.. Swayne
Buckley is q perfect master OF whatever
he undertakes, and his ruling spirit is I'M
mistakeably indicated in the manner
in which every act is given,
aud the rapidity with which every act
follows the other, shows how thorough
ly the manager understands MS business.
The audience Is never allowed 10 wait for
something to engage It's attention, and
hence they are always e~nlivened, pleased,
when the performance IS over, fully salts
ned. Mr.. BuckleY's Musical Moments, -
and Hogan and Hughes double song and
dance "Shoo-Fly," are Of themselves per
forInances worth the price Of admission.
aud We can safely say that all who attend
this performance will be delighted. An
other change tonight, and none who af-
feet negro minstrelsy should miss an op-
p~ortunity now afiOred them OF witness
ing an entertainment, amusing without
grossness, and unsteady a treat.
DEUTsCHE D-RAMATIsCHE VoRLEsUNG-
EN.-Mr. Oskar Guttman, a German gen.
tleman of high culture, and great reputa-
ton as d reader, will give 2 series OF Ger
man readings at the Memphis Club Hall,
commencing this evening. We are not
informed positively what Will be the sub
ject Of the reading, but probably Hsrz's
king Rene's Daughter" Tickets can
be had at No. 20 Front street. The read
ingis 70 be entirely by subscription.
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RAILRoAp sCHEpuLE-

MEMPHIS N LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Going West-Leave HopeheId daily at s.Cl
am.
Coming East-Leave LtAuguule at 80 p.n.
F~srFyl5oat leaves foot Of Union st. a. 90 am.
b. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.
MENPHIs AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
EPART ARRIVE.
Day Express, city time.--AM ain. 2:i5 an.
Night Express, city ttme.-2:6 PIN E5 am
Ticket Offices No. &d ~ Main street and Al
Depot, head Of Main street,
Sleeping Car attached 70 Night Express
Train which goes through to Nashville. via
Nashville and northwestern Railroad. with
sAa. B. JONES, Gent szpr.
MISSISSIPPI AED TENNESSEE RAILRoAp D.
AEarVE. DEgAhI.
New Orleans Mall cailT---3-0 pm. I2.O0nOOn
n. Orleans Express, datly-80J am. AIS pm
Freight, daily eXceptsun-
- pm SEQ An.
Mall Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and AL points south.
Express Train makes direct connection for
~CoteeviIle, Waser Valley, Oxford, Holly
and al points north Of Grenada o.
Mississippi CenEral Railroad
Ticket Office = l2 Main street and az TIT
Sepol. Omuibusses viii call for PASSENGER
anu ehecE baEsaHs in any part Of the ci1y, by
leaving orders as ~ - Main street.
A. =. LIFERMORE. Gent EupI.
q OAKLEY TeuT Tieicf AGENT
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NoTIcEIN

To the creditors OF Price & Yeasnan. BANG
rupts.
4nthe District Court OF the United Sf1fas-For
the DISCREET Of West TenneSsee-In ne mat
ter Of Price & Featmsn-W. l. Yeatman
and A. a. Price.
To tho creditors Of the abOve-named FanE-
rlp5s:
TAKE notice that a general meeting Of the
the Office Of T. J. Latham. Esq-. REGISTER. ia
me CITY OF Memphis, in said District, on the
oth day 81 February, A.D-, TE0, ct 10 o'clock
fDal dividend.
4 also give you notice thai I have Elsd my
nnaAaecounS As assignee Of he estate o. Price
q ealman bankrupts. in safd court, and thai
On tne Dth day OF february next 1 shall ap-
ply 70 SAID court FOR the settlement OF my said
~oun y for O discharge from all liable
ny IS assignee Of said estate, In accordance
win the provisions Of the 18th section o. the
Aet lCongress entitled "&n act to establish
a UNIFORM system OF bankruptcy Lhroughocr
TIC C1lteQ states, approved March = III
y WOOLDRIDGE Assignee OF the
Il40 Egtnra0T Price Il Fauauuau. HruErunra
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Card from W. j. Ross, General Sapsrih-
teadentof the Company.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
-EEPu-r - EHAuLESTON r. R,

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON Il. r.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. %.
Editors 4Ppsat: fad upon iuvestt-
CATION, the telegram published in your
paper Of the 9Th inst, stating the great
Southern mail between New Orleans and
Eastern cities, carried by the short tHte
all rail great Southern mat route via
Grand Junction, Chattanooga and Lynch
burg, bad been transferred 10 the Louis
Vile line, euuana,ed from Interested par
ties at Louisville, and is i oGHurG. No
such order has been given. The great
Southern mail route sjIlI continues TO
carry the mail between New Orleans and
Eastern cities. W. =. ROSS,
Tanaral SuDt. N. & c. 4. r.
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ACCIDENT.
Collision of Trains on the II. 8 c. R. p.
One Nan Killed, Trains Smashed, Escape
of Passengers, Etc, Etc. Z

Welesrn from q private dispatch receiv-
ed yesterday morning, that the passenger
train which left this city 81 1880 on
night, was run into by aditch-
ing train Yesterday morning, near Sauls-
bury-sOme of the cars smashed up, and
one passenger, a man named Lowe, was
Killed. The following are the circuin-
stances as near rs we can learn them:
The train was on time at Grand juno
fi0D. and ran from the Junction to Sauis-
bury on schedule time, arriving at the
station at ten minutes before fvo o'clock,
Yesterday morning, and there met a
freight train lust pulling m tho side track.
In consequence il was DELAYED a few min
utes, and a ditching train which Was fol-
lowing it, surprising that it had fOunda
clear track and gone on, came laundering
down the down grade. in the rear. This
left the passenger train in an awful fix
between two moving trains, with no choice
but TO stand and take H." which il did.
The result was that one passenger
q gentleman named Lowe, from Sauls-
bury, was KILLED outright, some ears were
smashed, but so far as we have been able
to learn, 10 other damage was done. The
escape of the passengers under the cir
cuuastaEces IS most marvellous.
Conductor Simmons, in charge of the
unfortunate passenger train, who is in no
wise to blame for the matter, telegraphed
that the. wreck was removed by nine
o'clock, from the track, so that business
was not interfered with. The passengers
and tha damaged cars were sent back to
Grand Junction, whence they were taken
on by the mex train.
No blame can be attached to the officers
of the road for the mishap, il IS one of
those that will occur in the best regula-
ted famiIiea."
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FoR SALE.

81 - q y Test SsSAE @
lSO feet long ~ feet beam, 8 feet hold. viii
carry seven hundFed tons; has n inch cylIn-
3ers- G feel stroke, with ample boiler power:
Is now laying At Fort Pickering. VIII be sold
on liberal terms. or exchanged for city prop
eEty. Apply To
deal FLEA. CALVERT.
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A RARE CHARGE

CIRCUMSTANCES Of a private nature eor
u pei me 70 sell that weii-known AMI we1-
paying establishment known as me Cochran
did chance, more especially aaI orsr n a.
saay terms. Apply On ths premises, 70
IAA L = EQER
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

GoCSTY COURT CLERK-We are author
i1elt &, anuouucs JOHN p. TRELEVAET
ls O clll l.ate Tor IAe omre Of County Cont
eek al the March election. subject 70 ELe
nomination o the county convention. jale
EOUNfT COURT CLERKLn answer To
the c0mpttlll taTy call made la your
gestzllsg's Issue 10y many Of my friends
some Of wl1u have known rae long, I all
HJluv mrstlt "A candidate Tor County Court
olelE o. shelly county, subJeSs to the deCi-
SION OF the oQGacy Convention.
JAZZ JSO g COOPER
EoUNTY COURT CLERK-we are author
~ l1ea % uuLo-uce JAMES BELLY, the
FIs1th AePntF tounty Jourt Clerk, as u can
o4At .uAlg court Clerk al tbs ensuing
M-ieh eiesuoa- jail
COUNTY koUFr CLERK. HARVEY
\ MAfHEsi D. "a csnaidale Tor County Corrf
Clerk, subject 10 The proper Democratic con
yeaIen 5sa
HOUAIN COURT CLERK.-We are aufaor.
izeI fu anmounCs HUGH j.. GREER go
candidate TOT the ONCE OF County Court erE
81 fle Match election subject 10 romfns-
ion a tAa county convention. dsSI
-oINTy COURT CLEEK.-At tho ~soll~f-s-
iton 81 nan er01z friends, ana fn ~
Z, ne Ills la the APPEALand Iefver
,is rssnecruily state that I am q canal
ggrE OF fbc County Court, subfsel "a
~ ~ pemocratic convention.
VIAL y. WOopsON,
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POLICE APPLICANTS.
OFFICE OF CHTEF OF PoLny

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January q, 1870. !
All applicants for positions on she Po-
lice force will meet tomorrow, az the
Mayors office. at i pm.
BY request OF 7. W OtDONNELJ,
Chief OF Police.
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A BEAUTIFUL lot OF dress goods offered
this week a. twenty-five cents per yard.
HERZOG & BRO,
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LAW REPORTS.
MunloIpal Courl...Iudne Fnule.

Municipal COari---Iudge FOgts.
The business transacted yesterday was
as follows:
The jury in the case OF Hardemau
against Nesche, OF al, commenced day
before yesterday; falling 70 agree upon a
verdict, by consent of counsel a mistrisl
was entered.
The case Of Wells against SchOonoover,
occupied the attention of the court all day
yesterday. II will ba resumed this morn
ing, after which the cases published for
the day will be called up for trial.
Law Court---ludge CarmaCk.
Stands adjourned until this morning at
the usual hour.
Criminal cOurt---ludge Hudson.
Seven jurors have been obtained in the
Dickens case. The remaining jurors will
probably be secured to-day.
Chaneery Court---ChaHceIIor Morgan.
Yesterday tho case Of Merrill VS.. Vance.
occupied the attention of the court.
The DEGREES fled were:
Harris vs.. Davis; final.
Malatesta vs.. CuneO; as TO petition.
kaufman VS.. Merriwether; injunction
dissolved.
R0yster VS.. Roster; resale.
Brown VS.. Hunt; amended DEGREES.
Nlchol VS.. Dunn; reference.
To-day being motion day, the role Of
solicitors will be called, commencing al
letter "Y."
The bills filed yesterday. were:
H0ughtOn, Perkins & CO, vs.. J.. 3. Par
ker & Co.
a J.. Montgomery ct al w. \. H. Doug
lass 81 al.
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laSaKE ASnUA.

CT. vINCENT'S INSTITUTION FOR THE
. INSANE, 81 Louis, Mo. This Institution
was iountea by she sisters OF Charity, Au-
its arrangements and accommodation. IN
sane patients Of both sexes and Of al de-
nominations are receiveu, also those addicted
to taking opium or olher stfln0lants to eX-
Cess aud desire 10 correct. For terms, etc,
apply TO Dr. J. BAUDBY or the SISTER
gf1pEgFnR 1900
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City and County Scrip and Tennessee
money, at City Bank, No. 8 Madison
street, in sums 10 suit.
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BARTLETT CIRCUIT COURT.

WIGGANs & THORN have Just finished
alOt Ofboys shirts.2S3 CLAY BUILDING.
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oCa dress goods are closing out at much
lower prices han before.
HERZOG K BRO.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS,

No advertisement is inserted In the
SUNDAY APPEALunless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same as sl other Memphis papers,
sixth additional.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-21

BLACK AND FANCY SILKS, Irish Poplius,
and all Dress Goods AZ cost.
A. SEESSEL &SON.
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TEE best mattress and upholstery work
done at Thixton's, A Court street, next
Southern Express once.
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LETTER LIST.

The fouoviur Is the list Of letters renialn-
ing in tho Memphis postOfice ana not oellN-
cred ny carriers yesterday.
AN Tetfs~s directed to street ana numbers.
vii he doii ered promptly by carriers.
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FRUIT TREES.

4 LARGE stock offered for aprinz OF ls-0
y at reduced rates. Apple and Peach. So
per 100; Pear. Cherry, APrlcofs and Puins-
90 cents each, $40 Fer lo0 Catalogues ssnr On
application Be BLEDSoE, FTopri-tor
jas shelby Nurseries. Collierv Il. Tenn.
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EsTABLIsHED 1sn.
UNIFIED STATES mTEsaAL aEyEauE.

ASSESSORS OFFTCESrH DrsrEICTTESN..1
MEMPHIS. JaHuary b. $50.
The annual returns OF income for rn4
i year lS6B, VIII be due and received b.
the Asststaut Assessors OF each county in
this district. from Jan. Ist TO March I>t. fg0
and al returns not made by March VIII
have a penalty OF dfty per cent. ad ID - me
assessment, a. the law requires
A 3. NETETlK.
United SITES A~s---or
ta5 Eighth District 81 Trnrassaa
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rnR : FnR SAlEI

DRRss-PArTERNs of poplin, for W dol
lars and hfty cents. HERZOG II BRO.
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RIVER NEWS.


IN EOhI.
Minneola. r r. Walt. Fanny Brandeis.
Mary Boyd. Kate Kearney. saIie v.
St. Luke.
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Look AT OUR bargains in Dry Goods.
\. SEESSEL 4 SON.
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Pucki Puckl! Pucklll at CowPER-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN q Co.'S.
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TAX.COlLECTOR.

Go TO Locke's, 1861 Main street, for the
latest news.
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THE well-known hrm of Malone, Thorn
as 4 Co, No. 10 Union street, received cot
Ton from five different States on the 18th
inst, tO-wit: Tennessee, Mississippi, Ar
kansas, Alabama inc Louisiana.
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DR.. JNo. C. RoGER's Office moved to
l0I Adams street.
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Why? Have you not read Pack? al
CowPERrHwAIT, CHAPMAN d Cos.
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DRY GooDs AT Cosrl Dry Goods at
cost. \. SEESSEL & son.
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COUNTY scRIPl COUNTY SCRIP !

In sums to suit taxpayers, at City Bank,
No. 9 Madison street.
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THE following dates Of our 1les are
missing; July 3, July 7, and August %.
We viii pay fifty cents each for them 70
The arst party bringing them 10 this Of
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4 FINE all-linen hemstitched handker-
HERZOG & BRO.
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A0EErING ofthe Directors of the Mem
phis Wood and WiuOwware ManUfactur-
ing Company was held Al the office of D..
H.. Townsend yesterday evening, and the
following officers elected to serve until
July ], 1870; d. II. Townsend. President;
Dr.. w. d. Tucker. Secretary; J.. Halstead,
superintendent and Treasurer.
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FEBRUARY.-Leslie's Lady's Book, at
Joe LUcke's, 1861 Main street.
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FASTEST TIME ON RECORD.
What the Phrase Really Means--useful
I Table.

We often bear mon use the phrase, in
speaking of racehorse time, the fastest
time on record" For the Information of
the many, and especially newspaper race
reporters, we have taken the trouble TO
collate the fastest time on record, +" made
by running. trOtting and pacing horses.
The following shows the figures" ineach
Crude;
RUNNING.
Even mile, made by Hersog..-..Im. 43Hs.
One mile and n furlong, Fanny
L~UdtoD..... COS.
Two miles. HeQirG----~---.."-3m. 3fZs.
Three miles, Norfolk G19s.
FOu miles, LeEington-~.."".~~7m. 1913
TRoTTING.
One mile, in harness. DETER. I'm. I7Hc.
One mile, under saddle, DeLtsr...2m. is.
One mile, to wagon, DeEte1@..--.2m. 2lAs.
Two miles, in harness, Ft0TG
TeHtpte........ 6OZs.
Two miles, to wagon, DEXTER and
Gen. 56Hs.
Three miles, under saddle, Dutch
SzHs.
PACING.
One mile, saddle, Billy Boyce....2m. 14Hs.
One mile, to wagon, ROcuhOntGS-Zm In. HIS.
Two miles, in harness, HerO-~..4nl. 56As.
Two miles, TO wagon, Hero---.4n. 5ys.
Three miles, harness, j. II. Fotk.4m. AS.
Three miles, wagon, Pet"~-~-.1m o94s.
sTnis was a trial, and DEXTER drew wagon
and driver weighing three hundred and
eighteen (31Sj pounds. One mile to wagon
was made on a course by DEXTER and Lady
Thomas, in 2m. 24s.
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mark Twain's Innecents'i are at Cow
PERTHwAIT, CHAPMAN & Co.'s.
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TAPESTRY Brussels, 81 70; S-ply, 81 rs;
Hemp Carpsting. 80 cents, etc. sold by
L. FEGAE, 20 Second st.
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DoMEsTIos, SHEETINGs and Irish Linens
at less price than can be bought in the
city. y. SEESSEL SON.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single Rheet published in the South.
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All NoTIoEs, Trimmings and Frinsss
at cost. A. SEESSEL i son.
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TO ADVERTISERS IN Tae APPEAL.

Napoleon the Thirds at CoWPER-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN & Co.'S.
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M. 8 c. r. r.

The southland Writer'S al CowPEB-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN Il Co.'S.
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CITY LIcENsE ANp TAxss

City Scrip. ia sums to suit. for licenses
and taxes, az City Bank, No. 8 Madison
street.
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EXCITEMENT AT ERzoais.-Dre ss goods
almost given away. Price them.
Get Twisted Threads at CowPRR-
rHwAIT, Chaplain & Cos
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JoE LOCKE, 2S6K Main street, has Co
dey for February, writing paper, enyel-
oPes, etc.
BLANKETS and shawls reduced at
HERZOG'S,
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STEAMB0ATs.
FOR CINCINNATI.
FOR RIVER

Memphis aad Arkansas River Packet Com
Pany.--gailed Sizes Sail Line.
For Helena. Pine Bluff, Little Rock, and
THROUGH to FORT SMITH
5GeamSE Mary Boyd
This new -aadspIenGid passenger IT.
steamer VIII leave Gs above -
SATURDAY, &l inst, az 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on beard or to
" H.. &ENNEDAT, Agent,
taA No 3 8lRdlza1 ST. stanton BfeeE
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KENTUCKY HORSES FOR SALE.-One
pair large sOrral hUrses-wiu work sin
lie or tosether-fOr sale Low by
o. +. PRESCOTT & CO.,
Lamp Store, No. 10 Jefferson street.
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FLASNELs, BLANKETS. and all Wooden
Goods at cost. A. SEESSEL & SON.
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6k Main street. has De-
morest and Peterson for February, and
a host OF other monthlies, illustrated
weeklies and dailies.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. WRIGHT s. q can
- HId.Ie for sheriff OF shelly county at the
ei---iun ga March next. subject 20 the de-
cisiol or the Comfy Convention 20 meet on
gTh OF euClry ta8
O. H-GFFF-E. A. COLE - = candidate for
y sheriff o. shelby county 81 the election in
March u-A. subject 20 the decision Of the
County Convention 10 meet on 9th Of jan
nary. yS
CHERIFF-T hereby announce myself az
= au INDEPENDENT candidate Tor re election
o. tie Olnce VI -heEiH, al tue ensuing Aarch
el--rttu- 4. r. CURRY,
sam sheriff Of SHELBY county.
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The APPEAL is delivered for Is cents =
week.
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ORR ENTIRE STOCK of Miles Shoes at
cost, 4. SEESSEL& son.
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FOR COUNTY TAX-CoLLECToR-

HDTErY TAN-COLLECrOR-dEpR+E
RFT POWELL isH candidate for County
Tx 8Ifuatn~ % Shelby county, 40 the rtec-
ton id Nsl-cn next, fubiect 70 the action
Of The County Convention, whicn meets Jan
uHy nth jail
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CARRIERS
RED RIVER LINE Or PACKETS
FOR
.yiCksharg. Hatohsz, Alexandra, Shreys-
port and jeGers0H.

81 The only Line giving Through Bills o.
LsdinZ and E-ck=ts 60 . above points.
~ Passengers Big tlts Line escape the an
nOyance of chln=lDG boats. and hs snor-
nous charges 40 the Mouth OF ked River.
The following axe lie sue Of tie steamers
composing tkis line;
Il. II. sHREyE-.H. 8 Carter. master
MOUNTAINEER-- ~.Cr0pstsr. master
SILVER ROW..--.--.Thos Rea. master
WALTER B. DANCE---.Lloyd I. Belt, master
G. For Tickets and all re liable informa-
ttou call at the General Passenger Depart
ment, No. Promenade, foot OF Jefferson II.
,. Il. SHOCK
GenersI Ticket and Advertising Agent.
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ArroRxEY-GES. CRIMINAL COURT.

TT8E~ EY~-gFNFFAL or THE GRIM
\ TNaI. rDfFT-Ne are authorized - an
u1rrae NEWT BART for Attorney ton
eraT af E.e "rir.luI Court. subject % ina de-
r-L.4 pI tue Democratic convention flec-
u1l ll Na5. jaw
THORN Ey-GENEHAL or THE GRIM
y l.ALrlt FT-N5 aEe authorized 20 an
ururr- A.. o. WEIGH as "a candidate for At
uoIuey-8clgral OF the Criminal Court. ceA
FOR JUDGE lsr CIRCUIT COURT.
ZIG FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-Etfors
ag4s1l. IN re pouss 20 the very compli-
meut4y raI la your paper OF yesterday
alzuea one o. Tht Bsr," I hereby aunoanos
nvsaf o. candidate Tor Judge OF the h-rsl
6e.T c. W. HETGKELL-
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VELvErs, g so; Body Brussels, s. 60;
Ingram from IS cents to 81 90, etc, at
+. FEGAN'S, 200 Second st.
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FOR CLERK lsr CIRCUIT COURT.

CLERK IR-T CIRCUIT COURr-Ne are
= autl0r Iii TO announce General r. VI.
PH AI"rEI for the unio- OF Clerk OF tho
F1rgf gtraal. Cont OF Shelby county, subject
10 TIE acton Vi the Democratic convention.
JniS
TLEEK TIssT CIRCUIT COURT-We are
Il authorized 70 M. 81. y l.
ETFWNEI as q candidate for CLERK OF the
YTfrst circuit Court. sdb -ct 20 the nomination
OF the County Convention, 10 he held Janua-
y 57fh. l6i3
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PRIMARY MEETINGS.
Democratic Executive CozMittss---Shsl5y
County.

The primary meetings in the wards OF
the city for the purpose Of appointing
delegates TO the County Convention, viii
be held on Saturday evening, January y,
AZ seven O'Clock, At the following places:
First Wsrd-Main street Euginchouse.
Second mathematician, Exchange
Building.
Third W~srd-'Squire Kiernan's Office,
Adams street.
Fourth Ward-Stillman Hall, Second
street.
Fifth Wsrd-Municipal Courtroom,
Second street.
Sixth Ward-Waldrsn Block, Main
street.
Seventh Ward-Fergus0n Hall.
Eighth Ward-Poplar street Market
house.
Ninth Ward-Chelsea House.
Tenth Ward-COrner of Main andSoUth
streets. THOS. Ii. LOCKWOOD,
Chairman.
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E0R sALE-mIscELLANEOus.
ESTRkY.

Nosioss under this head U7N b. inserted Of Ten
GEMS per lane, each Insertion.
TUW-From 90 Vance street. January "a,
l $50. q l~eddiAa-bruWH MuLEh COW. sill
in q rght al en4 crop lu The Leiti d sulJS-
falls r.. NOLLDA.