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DRY GOODS ON LONG TIME.
Flrsl.C Isss slaek o Be alaasa out.

We call the attention Of city and coun-
try merchants that, being DESTROYS Of
closing ont our large stock of staple and
fancy dry goods. notions, boots and shoes.
we viii sell payable November I. 1870. and
at net cash prices Our stock Is complete
and well assorted, and must be closed onl
in sixty DAYS. Extra Inducements offered
TO any D wishinglto purchase stock and
stand. ] II. LoEsFENsTxEn q Bros,
Main street, Clay Building.
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A PARAGRAPH FOR gAE DREssINa-
ROoM-Gentlemeg who are trying to re-
vive thu tiages OF other days in their
gsi4zled hair with muddySand glutinous
preparations. are hereby informed that
PHALoN's VITALIA, DR. SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR, will accomplish the object
more effsctusiiy than aHy of these, and
transparent and without sedimenf,
this paragraph ont and lay it on
I'd oilet as a reminder.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Don't forget the concert on Thursday
night in the audience room Of the new
Central Methodist church, given by the
Sunday school children and several other
Of the hest singeTs OF city. Go see
this beautiful house, and enjoy q rich mu-
steal entertainment, and contribute q dol
lar to a most worthy cause. .
TnEATER.-Good houses greet the En-
merson troupe, and everybody goes
away satisfied. Tonight a new and
charming bill will be given, and we ex-
pect to sse the house crowded.
BRooM's-was chock full, and every
body was In an ecstasy of good humoF.
The negro minstrelsy part Of the bust
meas, cannot be excslled BY anybodys
troupe.
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Saturday, May 7, 1870.
HERZ0G & BROTHER,
294 Main Street, Memphis, Tennessee.
Prices of Dry Goods for Next Week.

IO-4 Heavy Shseting, 45c. per yard.
"A Bleached Muslin, l5c per yard.
"A Bleached Muslin, very dne, I7H'
per yard.
Linen Lawns, 90 per yard.
Linen Lawns, 25e per yard.
Mozambique, 25o per yard.
Bareges, Csc per yard.
Grenadines, 25c per yard.
Japanese, Csc per yard.
Lawns, Csc per ward.
Iron Grenadines, soc per yard.
Iron Grenadines, pure, 00c per yard.
French corssts, 81 50.
Imported Corsets, 75c.
Bargains in Hosiery.
Fans, very handsome, for 81.
Marseilles Trimming, 5no per piece.
Marssilles Trimming, 75o per piece.
Pongee Parasols, lined beautifully.
Sun Umbrellas, cheap.
Ribbons very low.
Lace Curtains.
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LAW REPORTS.


Law Court---Iudae Anderson.
The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Lewis, Matthews q 90. vs.. Steeli dis
missed by plaintiff.
Townsend, executor, rs. Berlin q cases.;
Judgment for plaintiff in replevin.
The case of Kenny VS.. Mallory Is with
the Jury, and tbus ends the special calen-
dar which has occupied the Court the
whole term.
To-day, tomorrow and next day will be
devoted to executing writs of inquiry, and
Saturday will be motion day.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF CITY PROPERTY
Attention is called to the sale of the val
liable city property on Adams street, be-
tween Main and Front. The sale takes
place to-day on the premises, by the
Clerk and Master. Terms, one third
cash, balance in one and two years,
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Observe Donoho, JOY & Co.'s advertise
ment of the Wiekersham property, esq
braeing Libraryan Post once b~uildlngs,
New Memphis Theatez, a2d other valuable
property for Gals.
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FOUND.

TTANDKERCHIEF MONEY yesterday
EVENING a handkerchief with small sum
OF mRaey tied IN one corner; Also "A pass Key
attached: any one can get same by Gaining Al
this office and proving property ana pay lls
charges. M1A
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A. JUST removed to 195 Main street,
Webster block, one door south of Wash
ington. Having my expenses greatly re-
duced, we can sell cheaper tha2 any other
hrst-class house in tho Oily.
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A. sEEssEL & SON
WILL OFFER, ON MONDAY. MORNING,
MAY 9TH,
5000 YARDS FIGURED LINEN LAWNS.

Comprising an assortment which has
never been approached in Memphis.
These goods deserve the especial exami-
nation of every lady in this vicinity.
We intend to give to our patrons the
benefit of an auction purohase-thst ena-
BILE US TO put these goods on u counter
at exactly one-hslf their real value. We
name in part
so pieces desirable styles at Zoe.
so pieces small figures at BE.
so pieces figured and striped at SOC.
25 piecesd lperior quality at S5c.
% piece very attractive at 40c.
25 pieces extra fine at 45e.
Is pieces plain, all %cOlors, at zoe.
We earnestly invite the attention of
every lady in Memphis to this announce
meut.
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18th Day of March Last,

For the ratification or re;estion Of the no
posed New Constitution for the State OF Ten
nessee Except the counties Of Knox, G~raaagsr.
RoanA and OvertOD, which returns have not
been received, and n the uumbFT votes
cast for New Constitution 70 be l92.IZ8l
ninefy-eight thousand one hund red and
and for the 'sUid Cor stiturlon"
E33yS7Zl t~htrty-three thousand ely al hundred
and seventy-two, being a MAJOR Nv OF I'd Sol
sixty-four thousand two hun red and any
SIX for the New Constitution.
Nov, therefore, 1, d W Z. sENTER, Gov
ernOr OF the stale Of Tenns ssee. bv virtue Of
the power and authority IN me vested, do
hereby declare and procl aim that the " New
as subm ltted 10 the people,
was ratified by them at the bsllot-bOx. on the
18th day Of March lat, by said majority OF
le4 26l sixty our tho usand two hundred and
hfty-stx votes.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto subscribed my ofacial signature.
and ordered the great seal Of the state
SEAL TO be afaxV1 Done atthe Department
in the city OF Nashville. this oh day OF
NAY. Ap., 1870, and Of the American
Independence the niuety-fOnrth.
D. W. c.. SENTER.
by the Governor:
A. J. FLETCHER, Secretary Of state. pyn
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, always
has the latest papers nom the principal
cities.
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4. seessel & Son will open this day,
800 pieces colored brilliants, choice styles,
and excellent quality at 12IE cts. a yard.
They are great bargains.
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GERMAN CITIZEHsu

All Germans are requested to attend the
mass meeting this evening at the Grim
inal Court. THE COMMITTEE.
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BAGGAGE AT AUCTIoN.-Attend the sale
of Commercial Hotel baggage at A. NJ.
StOddard & Co.'S, 81 Union street, Wednes-
day morning. Great bargains. Sale posi-
fiua-
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To obtain a good Shoe, secure for ser
vice, appearance, and beauty of tit,
"GANs' MAKE" of Ladies' Cloth and Glove
Kid Shoes. These Shoes are guaranteed,
so you are sure to get n good article.
CANS NHN STORE, 298 Main street.
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So light and delicate are ali the prenaE-
ations made from Sea Moss FaFiRS, that
1t is invaluable for invallda and all those.
requiring 3 light snd easily digested food.
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GO to Seessel's for Linens and DOmes-
tics, the best brands and the lowest pri-
cas-
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BEAUTIFUL PERGALEs, Only IS CENTS.
CANS NEW STORE, 295 Main st.

If you wish to get the handsOY aest
Lawn you yer saw in your life for the
money, go to SeessePs this week a'ld ex-
anime those new goods just rscej we'd, al
Is cents a yard.
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Put 5 for bored igsAs by Browne &
Browns, Al Madison street.
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NARsEILLEs Trimming, very handsome,
at SOC. per piece.
7. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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TOWELS, napkins and table damssks a
reduced pI''s 4. W. JOHNSTON q co.
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JoE LooKE. 2sgX Main street, has the
largest variety of Monthlies, Illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city.
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THE LATEST NEWS may always be had
at Joe Locke'a News Stand, 1854 Main
gtr6St-
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OUR entire stock of fancy goods at re-
duced prices. Call and secure bargains.
7. W. JOHNSTON q co.
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GAS fitting done promptly by Browne
& Browne, No. Il Madison street.
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DAHLIA Dress CoaarSomething new, IS
A, Just'H, lQl Aesp street, Webster Block
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EcoNohY.-By using IL Whitesmb's
for children many a doctors bill
can be saved and much suffering averted.
Read the advertisement In another coll
RHn.
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No. l Gravel Roofing lone by Barthol-
omew q Allen, No. 8 West Court street.
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a FULL assortment of Boys Suits, new
styles and oolors. at A. Just's, 195 Main
street, Webster block.
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EXAMINE OUR 75c. C0RSETS.
CANS, NEW STORE. 29s Main st.

A. JUST removed t. las Main street,
Webster RloOk, one door south of Wash
ington. Having my expenses greatly re-
duced. We eau sell cheaper than any other
first-class house in the city.
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GENUINE CHEvIcr SUITS at A. Just's,
l96 Asain street, Webster Block.
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CHILDREN's suits. elegantly braided,
and embroidered in Marseillss. Piques
and Linen, selling very cheap al
A SEESSEL q SONS.
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LINEN HANOgERGHIEFS, VERY Low.
CANS, NEW STORE. 29s Main st.

CHEAP goods at
T. w. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

Il AR0RERS. ETC Railroad comPanys con-
tractors and Others wanting Laoorers OF
nechauicS wiI he supplied, free Of once
~EarTrsS bv lesying orders with AAiON q
on Iss Front street
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DON'T FORGET Qua HARsEILEs QUILTS,

WANTEn-Two Milliners, at Mrs. NJ.
A. Roberts,, 353 Main street.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE, LIVER COM
PLANT, ETC, EFo.-The brain being the
most delicate and sensitive of all our
organs, is necessarily more or less affected
by all our bodily ailments. A headache
is often the first symptom of a serious
disease. If the nervous svstem is a.
fected, there is always traunle at its
IL tina psrioranium. And u maS
90 here remarked that as the nervous
fibre psrvsdes the entire frame, no part of
the physical structure can be affected
without the nerves suffering sympsthoti-
cally. Liver complaint of every type af-
fects the brain. So2etimes the effect is
stuPof, ~aoafGsion OF ideas, hypochon-
artasisi sometimes persistent or period
loal headache. In any case, the best rela-
edy that can be taken il Plantation 5it-
tsre. In headache proceediHg ffom indi-
gestion or biliouspesE. or 10th. the stom-
acb and a~ntizoilions properties Of the
preparation win eoon relieve the torture,
BY remoYing the cause. If the complaint
is purely neryous-in other words, If i
had originated in the nervous system,
and is NOT the result a sympathy, the
Bitters viii he equally e~nleacious.
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loan confidently say that Simmons
Liver Regulator has done me more good
all the medicine I ever used. Ishall
never be without 1t,
JOHN J. ALLEN,
Bibb county.
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~WANTED--TO LOAN.

rONEv To L1AN.-Parties can negotiate
Nj en- large or small amounts, on long or
short tine, by addressing J. B. :, Postohee
DoX 81. 1P1
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BOYS and Gents Plaid Suits at A.
Just's, 1876 Main street, Webster Block.
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qua MAKE SHOES.

ST. LOUIS Home JOURNAL at Joe
Loeke's, 236X Main street.
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THE LApIEs' SaEosIs CLgB, of New
York, recently changed their discussions
from wOman's suffrage to Hair prepare
ions and Pimple Banishers. They de-
clsred that where nature had not endowed
them with beauty, it was their right-yea,
their duty-to seek il where they could.
So they all voted that Magnolia 5alRi
overcame Sallowness, Boagn Skin and
Ripg-marks, and gave to the complexion
a most dtstiRgEe '(Sorosian) and MARBLE
like appearance dangerous to men, no
doubt); and that Lyons Kathairon MADE
the Hair grow thick, soft and awful pref
ty, and moreover prevented it from turn
ing gray. If the ~pfpprietofs of these aTti-
ples did not eaRd tbs sisters an invoice,
they are not smart,
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FOR RENT.

ADMINISTRATIONS and unturnlsheo, 20
myll
n ESTDESCE.-The desirable residence, NO,
X ~ Madison street. formerly occupied Dy
NJ. FARRINGTON,
myS or JOaN . hOhLN
n ESmFNCE-58 fernando street, seven
II rooms. ~ervantS houses, etc goou wei
and eistern. large lot, healthy and pleasant
location. large vegetable garden planted And
IN fne condition. Terms moderator Apply 70
( Nagflor street. my5
n OOMS-NewIy furnished. single OF IN
II sufts. suitable for families; water frclll-
ffss and ward accommodations excellent ap-
ply at Hotel D'Europe, with satisfactory
reference.
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Two hundred pieces of Sash Ribbons,
in all styles, colors and qualities, re-
ceived this week, and selling very low at
SEESSEL'S.
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GREAT BARGAINS
VIII be gisen during next week. in
WHITE AND PINK
MOSQUITO MEETINGS..
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LARGEST variety and prices lowest in
underwear at Wiggans q Thorn's, 233
Main street. F. Y. shirts ready made or
made to order-ht guaranteed.
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HITB & CORwINE haYe reyAoved their
Job Printing establishment GO the AP-
PEAL Building, IA UniOnstret, and we are
now prepared TO execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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HARNEsS.-BatroniEe home manufacture
n1" HARNESS offP. ]. ouiRlsp- asa Main.
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sPANeLED Fans, with elegantly carved
handles, only Zoe, at
4. W. JOHNSTON & co.'s.
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A HANDSOME Fan is one Of the most
essential accomplishments in a lady's
dress; whether for theater, ball, party. or
promenade; and most assuredly, this
little auxiliary contributes more to her
comfort, and figures more conspicuously
in her toilet, than any other of the many
bewitching attractions, connected with
the paraphranalia of a lady's boudoir.
wish TO call particular attention to a
new lot of Partisan Opera Fans, to be
opened to-day at
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A GREAT MEETING.
Memphis and Selma Merchants Come to
the Rescue.

Spssch Of General FOrrest---Iudg Byrd's
Address.
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Nothing to compare with them, in ma
terial and elegance of workmenship, has
ever been brought to this city before.
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PEgERsoE, BaiiOa and PleT mt Honn
at Joe Locke's, 2seH Main stGkdss,
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A. JUST removed to 1876 Nain street.
Webster Block, one IGOR south OF Wash
ington. Having my expenses greatly re-
dured. we can sell cheaper man any Other
hrst-elass house in the city.
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts DIS
pensary. headed, Book for the milliOH-
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
umn, IL should be read by all.
WHITE PlQUES, CHEAPER THAI EVER.
CANS, 2os 8aia street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
JUDGEsUPREME coURrwEsT. DIV.

VUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
j vIsIoN The friends OF Hon. JOHN LIT.
SNEED, OF Fayette county, are authorised by
him 20 present his name 70 the people o.
Tennessee a. a candidate for Judge Of the
Supreme Court FOR the Western DiVlslon'
Election August 4, 1870. N.Y.
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STATIONERY of every description at Joe
LOckeis News Stand, 26H Main street.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

If you want to secure a bargain.
GANS' NEW STORE, 29S Main st.
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F!
Country dealers will find a full as
sOrtmsnt at prices that Wi!
compare with any market
in the Southwest.
No. sss MAIN STREET.
A PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF TENNESSEE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Nashville NJ Is-n

IN pursuance Of the Fourth Ordiuance o.
i the late constitutional Convention LhRVs
carefully examined the Official returns OF the
aleetinn held on the
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: FINE assortment Of Bus
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[oFFICIAL.1
BOARD or EDUCATION.
Report Of neutrality-suspicious. Of City
SchooIs---Vlsiting Committees.


MEMPHIS, May 9, 1870.
The Board of Education of Memphis
CITY schools held their regular monthly
meeting his afternoon.
President T. r. Smith presiding.
Present-Messrs. Garvin, H~olbrook,
Steffev. Smith, Eaton, Young, Wiggin,
Bruce. Matthias, Kortrecht, Fealey, r. l..
Mitchell, Taylor, Reder, W. Y. Mitchell,
Absent-Messrs. B~allentine, Barbour,
Pante, Lenow.
The minutes of the former meeting
were read snd approved.
The superintendent made a verbal re-
port of the state of the schools. as all
doing we'll and in a iourishing condition.
He presented a communication he had
received, as superintendent, from Mr. E..
7. KaeL which the Board ordered to be
referred to the Committee on Appeals.
Mr.. Bruce, chairman of the Finance
Committee, presented the following re-
port of the Treasurer:
April 9, ls70,a cash balance on
So,4l4 u
May l, received from City Tax
5000 z
$1,000 40
Disbursements.-... -..... 7,744 20
Balance on hand......~..--...-.. S4,S25 70
Report ordered to be received, filed and
published.
Nj. Bruce presented the pay roll for the
month of April, and the following ac-
counts, as approved by the committee:
Paw roll OF white schools {, 234 Is
Pay roll of colored schools. 949 90
Total. Is
Messrs. Young q Bro, stationery.-S IL So
Messrs. Brown & Jones, fuel.-...-.. "a 20
Messrs. Risk q Johnson, sundries
and repairs..--.---"-.--.--- ~
Messrs. Wheeler, Pickens q Co.,
brOOmS, IA W
Trustees Collins chapel, remit. Is 90
M Jovce. rent..-.m...--. 25 90
G. 7. Beauregard, rent...--......... 90 90
\. Folwell, repairs on Market street
school Gus as per contract-...... 100 %
Pay roll and above bills ordered to be
paid.
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We take pleasure In offering
TREM NDOU SSTO OK
L A NJ A P o n T 8,
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= SMAsIs Of PRICES.

N.B.-orders win receive careful stten-
,HERZOG & BRO, 24 Main.
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j. FLErCHES, Secretary of state. pyn
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DIR. Parks, of Georgia, opposed changes
suggested BY Colonel Pitts. He said that
the strong and richer churches moDopo-
lizs ths services of the ministry, while the
poorer churches were neglected and lost
TO Methodism. He had been preaching
more than hfty yssFs, and had
travelled "bear meat cirrustsp When
circuits we're cut down to fcET
churches per month, the preachers
would often get not more than $50 TO 500
per snnum. He Thought the old way was
best, and that the Bishops had only to
Impose the tasks required to be done, and
thoy will be executed.
Or. Parks is more than seveDty-hve
years OF age. BE thought the more that
was exaetaa the goEe would be accom-
plished by the itinerapt ministry. He
earnestly prayed that MethOdism would
retain lis hold upon the poor of the GUN
try, Of the mountains and Halleys, and II
tble we're deslFab changes con-
church gov
Pitts was
rning hour
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We call attentbn to our immense stock
Of Linen Lawns, better than any offered
for low prices elsewhere.
Our Fans are to be especially remem-
bered, for the Inducements offered are
great.
During next week and following, u
gOOdREill be sold at the
Anegr -
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BARGAINS.
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FOR JUDGE CRIMINAL COURT.

TUnGF FIRST CIRCUIT COUkT.I W.
C--atir conyenloa. Election May -, HHO.
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CITY ORDfNANCEs:l

Al N ORDINANCE TO. AMEND AND
~ REVRDAIN San oRpIEAa acETo PRo-'
TE3T 3ESr LICENSED MERCHANTS AND IRA
Be It ordained by the Council Of the Rtoa.
Tlond, That The. ordinance passed august !. Slp,
entitled IAN ordinance to amend and reordatn an
ordinance to protect 1tcensed merchants and ira
ders," be and the same Ii he' eby amended and re.
or dained so as 10 read az follows 20 y IEffH ilF
!. No person shall sell offer for sale by aam-
pie, card or other representation. within this city
any goods wares, or any afttcle |hatsEcyef, with
out hayln. frs obtatned o hceDse therefor. 3s.E
2. ANY ps rson desiring to sell goods BY SAM
place OF business, or by applying from hosss to
house with his s3mpics, shah fret apply to the
Mayor for ltcense to cell such goods. , he Mayor
a eop sns e nas ss sS
order on the City Treasurer and nponT tlepay
ment Of the sum of ten dollars In the mode pre-,
scfibed the Treasurer shall issue license 70 sRi
such goods US be shall have named m the license
Issued and no other, by sample, card, or other
represent ton, for one month; and upon the pay.
ment OF fifty dollars he shall be allowed to sell FOR
twelve months under the same conditions SAID NJ
cense to be renewed as. Often rs tho same mAy. .pe
applied for unless forbidden BY ths Mayor: Is nS
by any person other than the one to whom and for
whose use tt was Issued. The penalty for fSiltng
to co.ntly with this section shall be f3s OF, not
less tn fifty nor more than one hundred dollars,
one half to 20 To the iuiorner or, falling TO pay
said fine, the otfenoer shall be Imprisoned tn the
city jail not less than one nor more than eight
3. But this ordinance is not intended to prohibit
any regular licensed resident commt5s1on.d mer-
chant from selling by sample xt sny place In the
city through bis clerks, or other, employees. any
goods which lie may have actually and bona fde
on consignment or In store. And La case Of o pF9-
secution under this ordinance, the 0nuS shail be
upon the commission merchant to prove that such
goods have heen actually and in good faith con-
signed to him, or are so situated as to be subject 70
rssls5sd by Authority e e,tK Sos1s s'sR e,