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DY virtue of a n execution to me directed
ID from the Circuit Court Of Madison
county, in the case OF Peter Kelly ~ H. n.
for the sum of SlO65 90, besid sssaGerest
and costs, I will, on
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eHANcERY SALE OF REAL
ESTATE, ETC.

No s2-Fi Chapcery Court Of shelby
l eouAtY.-Aary L. POstOn, ct al vs. M'k
7Hstoh, CT al.
srtue OF sn i~nteriOeutory decree en-
y ne above cause, June :, lsl9, Il
Sic auction, TO the highest bid
DY = Clerk and Masters Office,
. ttred nd street, IN the city Of
illsell at puL-
in front Of thS
freenlaw Block, SeeO-
denphis, Tennessee, on w
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No, Is.-In the Second Chancerv Cont
shelby county, Tennessee. Helen Nj Ma
VS.. Robert B. Z sjors.
appearing from affidavit in this ca
that the defendant, Robert B Majors.
that his residence is unknown:
II Is there fore ordered, That be MAKE
appearances herein, at the courthouse ~.
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before me
Monaay IN september. 1870, and plead,
swer or demur to compIainantis bin az
same viii be taken for confessed as tol
and set for hearing exparte; and that a
o. this order be published once a weel
1our successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This July y, ls7O.
A copy-attest:
NJ d. L STEWART, Clerk and Ma
BY Z MALLERY, Deputy c. and NJ.
Il. ". Brown, Sol. for Complainant.
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TRUSTEE SALE.

IN -rsua OF a Deed of Trust made to
me BY Ohm Il Jones dated Memphis, Ten
1essee. Nav the 22d, 1867, and for registration
IN he Registers office of shelby county on
18th day Of May, 1888, and the same was
recorded in sumo office IN Record BOOK, NO.
B8. pages "a. rs, and "a, on the 9TH OF June,
1855 and for the purpose therein dtrecteds 1
Viii, as the Real EsTATE EXCHANGE OF
ROYsTER, T~HEzEvANT q Co.. NO. 30 MAIN
STREET. IN Memphis, Tennessee,
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southern
HOOP SKIRT MANUFAcT0RY,
NO.Iss ~ MAIN STREET,
WHoLEsAIE AND RETAIL.

T RECOMMEND LADIES: Three sizes OF my
i Jointless- Elastic-Inv1sible WALKING Skirt
the only Skirt adaptable for the present
walking dress; manufacturer and sold ONLY
in the manufactory. Also, the tolloW1ng
Robt. Werley's Durable Plain Corset, Ad-
L,Oisean's Elegant Embroidered Corset, and
Nine, Dupout's Beautiful Short Corset.
The DEMoREST BREAsr PROTECTOR, I guar
antee best qualify, both In skirts and corset
mYu LOUIS LANCE
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c NOTICES.
cHsNcERY SALE.

No 15q2. n. r. D-Mary L. Poston, Exrixs etc,
aud others VS.. W. K. Poston ct al
nURSUAST 10 an order of sale entered ~
this cause, IN the 7th day OF June, hiVs
l will. on
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Eol Oh nAO-D- ~ ~
Beginning I42 feet south of the .
81 Mulberry and Talbot ~streets, on
side OF Mulberry street; thence south
1881 feet; thence ~westwardly at right angles
Mulberry Streets Is feets nerth-
parallel with Mulberry street thlfty-
the beginning Terms
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Monday, Iuly 25th, 1870

Within legal hours, the following dc
real estate, tO-wft: Situated, lying an
IN Shelby county, Tennessee, and in
OF memphis, On the west side Of
street. and being a part OF lot SIS. tn
ming corner commencing at a pOiD
Johp Cpohlns' north line, intersects
iln9 OF Second street; thence mort
with the west line of Second street
feet three hundred and ninety-four
tenths feet, 10 a stake; thence west
parallel with John Cubbins' nor
ll4SE) one hundred and forty-eigh
half feet; thence south three hun
ninety-fouF and four-tenths feet
CuSbinS' north line; thence east '
bins north line to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-Upon a credit Of
purchaser executing q note with
security, bearing interest from d
lien retained until payment of the
money. Equity Of redemption bar
This.JEne 3, $50.
NJ. d. L STEWART, Clerk an6
& Poston. Sols. for Complain
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Trustees Sale.

60 Frzst executed 70 Us
D Y virtue of ana - 81. Alexander,
by Mary w. AleTan. On Ne n
EcDert 5. Ammon ana N 'foea ~ ~
80 day of May, IseS S.,S ~
hnesistrars office of S6eIhv to
5sonntesSee In Book No. II. psSs ~
+ n DiioIradd eetedness therein dsssgfbe.
and (, T. Co,ei q . A. Pinson, John ". DTisro
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sHERlFF,s SALE.
saturdsy, the Isth AUGUST Next,

DY virtue of an execution to me DIRECTED
ID from the Shelby County Circuit Court, IN
the case of III. Blggs & Cows. s. AiMeachRm
u J. ]. Meacham, 1 will, on
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ISSUED DAILY. SUNDAY 6 WEEKLY
Subscription Price Greatly Reduced

CLUBBING RATES-To clubs of two or
more subscribers we win send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest paper in the South-33x55
inches-for n year, each, 81 TO clubs of
two or more subscribers, we will send our
SUERAY APPEAL for one year, each, 50.
Dealers, Express Agents, Country Mer-
Postmasters, Depot Agents, and any
friends Of the MEMPHIS APPEAL, who
viii do SO, are requested to procure regular
subscribers, RENTING to us the amount, less
ten per cent, or dYe per cent. for clubs, for
services; or, If preferred, arrangements as TO
compensation viii be made. Specimen
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t.hena.
oslsLsS, HgnCa
49, >trS ~th tSsstSss B4..
street al - themes 5rst line &c.
Tennessee street 4Iy ~ Lne WITH
Also. a certain piece OF lard
log in the said county anu STATE ing ana be-
ioHoWs VIZ: beinga part or the pJ0S,e sseef1bed as
LoOny, Keel, et al, lying norIS' Saherans,
Joining the city OF Memphis ana ~ aud adj
IS upon sS51 plat as No 81 ana Is n1n-
Third street ct the corner Of TbfF~Sss - SOS OF
streets thence north with the 80 Mil
thence with said alley ls fseS o sn alley;
alleyi thence south with ~ 0inches to IN
8 mcGes re 81 y meme esstTsTjiv 1Hest
Also. another LOT or nsS.o on Third street
inc 6arf ~ - IN said county and S.sfG
GToIn5s8 .onnty lot 50, and Of the S1rSs IS
1aIeWeH & Cos, snbdivision 81 . IN merry
Street. oeslnhlng on the north side q FSo-@
saia subdfviSineu lPlsted and laid down n
~ slslon and as provided for ~ -
800 ~ ~ eehVsyanee from the antbo-itias
RSStSIsg5 20 ". CHEEKY, and recor5s5 T.
page 90 to which reference fs n o9okL
= fast salu north side OF said street sbor
nortbvss- dnches Westwardly from m
1ness intersection of said Street ne
oLisahs street, as laid down on said 49,,
BHtnt being the southwest corner 81
on said na aao So6nl In said subdivision ar
$500 map thence Westwardly with N
IoItn line Of said Court street SzL feet
Va ~ I9aning back northwardIy, betwet
sei0 iot NO a 1881 feet to an aIlev ire sa1
os1aS ne east half OF said lot No3.
months % oaLE-0n a credit Of 8, u and
H0m date Of sale; NOT
stn good and approved secuYj
ser win interest from date
lnulthe payment Of said p1rehSse NOM
ege!ty Of redemption or repurchase TO-
So out the utle 70 be absolute.
y. A. COIE CIarE ara No.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
Saturday, the 18th August Next,

ID virtue OF a vendition1 exponas to me
ID directed from the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, / will, on
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Rev0

For any case Of Blfnd, Bleed
Pill rs that DEBING'S PILE HI
cure. 1t has cured cases OF wye
Try 1t, and get rid Of the most
disease desh1s hesr to. Sold By
Sold everywhere send Tor p
LabratorT-l2 Franz
aP2 "a
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GROcERs AND COTTON FACTORS.


M with him his son. &. Il. MEACHAM,
and J. b. P0STON, of Memphis, and A w.
ROBERTS,, late of lowell, Roberts & Co.,
Brownsville. Tenn. under the irm name OF
nj, i. MEACHAM 4 CO., for the urpos OF
the Wholesale Grocery and Cotton
Fact0rase business, at the old stand of
Neachsm & Treadweli, No. 9 Union street,
Stonewall Block, where viii always be found
one of the largest and best selected atoeks OF
Groceries, which VIII be sold al h lowest
market rates.
Mr. Meacham returns his sincere thanks TO
his MANY friends and customers for their
kind and liberal patronage of past years. and
earnestly solieits for the new hrm conttnu-
ance of the seme, pledging strict attention to
Memphis, July J, 1879.
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Z CORWlNE
lob PRINTERS,
"a Union St, Appeal Building.

~ We AKA pleasure in stating to our pa
irons that We have removed our JOB Printin
EztAblishnent to No. Il Union street, APpes
Building, where We hope TO see our old
toners and as many new ones as win exam
Inc our work and prices We are now pre-
pared to do ALL kinds Of Printing and Bind
ing on the most reasonable terms.
Our stock OF Cards, Billheads and Cap Pa-
mars "A complies. Our material consists
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A. 1D1iS elil cuAO n. A''sssTft'''''''''
COTTON IN NEW YORK.
Nvv yo,RK, July le, 1925 a.m.-gott0n
rnohan9ad In every respect;
H.. Good ordinary, l7l4oi MID
JIing IsIc: Up1ands, 1870; Soon' Z%c;
Mobile. zoe; Orleans, 2OAe. .uu
- motion Irregular ana nons,nally
.uncbanged contract sales for July al lszscj
August. I7l; September, lT1<cl october,
1ze ordinary, 15kc; Good Ordinary,
i7Stc. Low Middiing, lsAc; Uplsnds,
isZe; Good, 2lzc; Mobile, zoe; Orleans
2Okc. .olas zso
2:25 p.m.-Cotton Irregular; sales, too
bales; contracts, 900 bales; July, IeAc;
others unchanged.
4 p.m.-CottOn irregular; sales 30 OK
port $50 bales: for spinning 1000 os1sS
speculation 81 bales. Rates for future
delivery unchanged.
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 10, 2 p.m.-Cot-
ton dull and nominal at 17@IT1kc. Sales
500 bales. Receipts, $40 bales. Exports,
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL,
LIVERPOOL, July 10, IL a.m.- Cotton
dull and nominal; uPlands, s%d; Or
leans, 95sd.
doing, and prices nominRlly unchanged.
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Oeks and bonds are unsettled:
COTTON.

The rules and regulations of the Cotton
Association will become the sub
.ect Of discussion next Monday afternoon,
At the hall of the Chamber of Commerce.
It is proposed to organize a Cotton Sell
srs' Association, aconsummstion arnes
sought by many of our readers IN the
interior as well as by most OF our COM
merchants.
The market was some hrmer in tone,
and while inquiry was light those who
were obliged TO go a fraction bet-
ter on yesterdays prices for good cotton.
Buyers who entered the market to-day
paid from I7H@1sc for middling in small
lots, and on one bright lot of about Is
bales, almost strict, ISlSc was realized,
It was hard to get over lTHc, however,
the New York market improved
nc on Middling. Sales were very light,
and not worthy enumeration. We quote
Good Ordinary nominally 161zc. The
New York market closed firm at Zoe,
though the Liverpool market was dull at
93zd, sales being only 1000 bales. Con-
tract prices We're l79l7ae for September
and October delivery.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CRAKBKR OF CoMMEROK,
MEAPKIs, July 10, 1870.
stock, Sept. 4, 1856. .u...".. "a
Reed since last statement. l25
Received preyiously.".-.27 lSS-2S7, 25s
2s7,352
,h,-oa = since last sta'm'nt 325
Shipped brsviOusly """.--. 27s, 72O-27s,9 45
.t noou t,,is day.. s,407
EXPORTS.
usnnbis and Charleston R.. R..-.". 81
Veassbis and Ohio r. R....r, ",.,.-. 80
steamers ,y. ,.,..."."''' '''''"""
Rsgons, est..asa".~".H'"-"""'"'"
RxsoRTs.
IAN ,phis and Ohio R.. h...,""'"'".' 80
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The ladies are all grieving about the
war in Europe, as it will raise the price
of silk dresses, gloves and laces.
Reform meetings have been held at
Abbeville G. H., and Saluda Old Town.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, August 3.-Coluan.
bia Hotet-T. Hurley. j. r Robertson,
Miss Hanekel. Miss NJ. d. Trenholm, A.
Macbeth, w. Dudley, two Misses Mar
tin, Charleston; w. l.. DePass, Camden; :;
w. Fl. McCaw, city; L. T. Youmons,
Edgefield; j. W. Moore, Gillisonville; J.
B: kershaw, Camden; T. W. Hart and
vito, B. W. Edwards, Miss X. @. Will
hanson and sister, Darlington; T. P.
Dorney, Baltimore; Il. Gist, Ark. VIM.
q. Glst, Union; W. D. Kennedy, Ga. !;
A. McBee, Jr., Greenville; A. d. Good.
wyn, Fort Motto; J. II. Adams. J. s.
Hanahan, Richland.
NicIerSon HouSe-H. G. Grant. Chill.
licothe; r. NJ. Chatterton, Baltimore: S
D. Shannon and lady, Camden: G. W.
Razor and wife, Anderson; II. +. Brodie
Charleston; F. a. Connor, Cokesbury: !:
Mrs. A. P. Miller and two children, Mrs.
L. Murtishaw, J. S. Stewart Thomas
Jordan, Winnsboro; W. G. Lindsey and
wife, Mrs. Seldcn, Miss Knapp, Virginia;
G. G. Haddon, II. NJ. Young, Mrs. M
J.. 1onng, Miss Lula Hawthorn, Due
West; II. O. Clark, Worcester; James II.
Ancrum, Jr., Philadelphia.
National Hohel.--Judge Carpenter,
Charleston; james Trumble, S. G. II. X.
J. l.. Moore, d. "A. Caldwell, Mrs. Wal
lace. W. G. Williamson, A. B. Smith,
n. c.; G.. Fl. Moray, Ga; S. W. Vance,
Mrs. Vance and two children, La. Mrs.
Singleton, Master G. Singleton, New
berry.
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which fodder, hay, oats, &C., have been
compulsorily weighed for nearly half a
century, under an ordinance never as
sailed until this day of disreputable fac
tion, may rs we'll be blown up. Now, un-
der this astounding judgment, q very IL
lustrious SUCCESS for the relators, the old
condition of things of opportunities for
fraudulent weighing by the dishonest
trader, which originally produced the
act aud ordinance of 1897 aud 1851, and
the subsequent act and ordinance Of
1854 and 1869, is restored, and the plum
dering trafllokcr may despoil the honest
farmer of his products by false weights
with insolent impunity. The only pro-
lection for the producer, who comes into
this market to sell and buy by weight, is
the immediate enforcement Of the ordi.
nance of 1851, which authorizes the
Chief Of Police to test the accuracy of
scales and weights of every description
throughout The scity, by the public scales
and weights now III use in it; very i'm
only one obvious to my mind at this mo-
ment.
Tho ordinance referred to has been
enforced with good effect. It might be
we'll, however, to review and revise it,
before action is taken under it.
It will be seen that speak plainly on
this subject, because my duty to you and
the honorable body over which you pre-
side, and to the public, whose organs
You are, requires me to do SO; and ]
cannot close this communication without
asking the question: Why is it that m
ordinance Of the city on this important
subject, which was held good, and valid,
and expedient by the whole community
for length of time, under ono set oi
city governors, hns suddenly become,
under their legitimate SUCCESSORS, vicious
unwise and llurtful to trade and com
merce. / have the honor to be, very re-
spcctfnlly, your obedient servant,
JAMES d. TRADEWELL,
City Attorney.
COLUMBIA. July 81, 1870.
Alderman Wallace introduced the fol
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Whereas, Oh leaving the communion
tion of James D. Tradewcll, City At
torncy, informing the Council of the de
cision Of his Honor Judge Melton
adverse to the power Of the City Council
to pass the ordinance Of 10Th January
| 1859, concerning cotton weighers ant
cotton weighing in the city of Columbia
therefore, be it
Resoluea. That the City Attorney bt
instructed to carry the question to the
Supreme Court for final judgment
On motion of Alderman Wigg, Mt p
M, Council adjourned.
WILLIAM J. ETTER,
| Clerk of Council.
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a BEAUTIFUL THoCGHr.-It may be truth
tnlly said that the greatest Of all blessings is
health, for without it the joys vouchsafed arc
turned to sorrows. 10 all health is essential
10: lfo's enjoyment and pursuits, to the
young and old, to the rich aud poor. Are you
IN search OF wealth? Health is necessary.
20 you desire office and worldly honors:
Of what avail would these be without health?
The beauties of spring, the song of birds, the
deep blue sky, the rolling ocean, all have q
healthy in mind and body; but to the sick
what are these but mockeries The body dis
eaeod, the mind sickly DER with the saddeat
OF thoughts. Oil that l may 1.-Two to appre-
ciate the blessings of health. This rich boon
Is within the reach of all. The remedy at
hand i'll HEISITsn's QUEENS DELIGHT, tho
health panacea. Now is the time to try it,
AZ
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COLUMBIA, s. G..
Thursday Morning, August 4. 1870.
Tho Opening AHair MT sanrbrucken.

The Opening Affair mt snnrbrucl<en.
This may be regarded the opening
fight of the French-Prussian war. The
French took the initiative, and, with
Napoleon at the head. moved on the
Prussian Notifications ut Saarbrucken
and carried them. AS Saarbrucken is on
the railroad, between Metz and May
ence, where the Prussians are said to
have their headquarters. it would seem
that decisive fight may take place in
and about Mayence. Saarbrucken is only
eleven miles beyond Metz, where Napo-
leon seems to have his headquarters.
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MAD DOGS. Two dogs were killed in
town last Saturday. They gave evidence
of madness. One OF the dogs had Sc
vcrely bitten two coiorcl people on the
place, who were familliarly known to
them. .-Newbc'ry Herald.
A Constantinople paper gives quota
tons Of female slaves. y negro woman,
in good health, brings about 500, a
Circassian girl OF twelve 1,00O, and of
sixteen 81 900.
There were lifty-one deaths in Charles
ton, for the week ending July 3O-whites
u; colorcd 80.
Hungry people, go TO Pollock s.
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BISMARCK EXPLAINS THE SECEET Urea
TY.-Tho Berlin Anzege'. publishes II
circular as addressed by Count 1Bis-
marck on the Goth instant to the repre-
sentatives of Prussia at the Courts Of
neutral powers. The document gives
the following expose of the secret nego.
tiations between France and Prussia
Before the Danish war, says Count Bis
mnrck, the French Legation at Berlin
urged an alliance between Franco and
Prussia for purposes Of mutual aggran-
dizement. France, anticipating war
with Austria rs consequence of the
Danish war, made overturcs relative to
the restoration of tho Luxembourg OF
1914, the acquisition of Saarburg and
Laudarn, while q broader settlement Of
the boundary question was not to be in
cluded. These instances in May, 1866,
took the form of propositions for M
alliance offensive and defensive, the
original manuscript Of which is in the
foreign of1ico here. These propositions
are as follows:
First. Should congress of the powers
assemble, Italy is to have Venetia and
Prussin the Dutchics.
Second. Should the congress disagree,
an alliance, offensive and defensive, is to
be made between France and Prussia.
Third. Prussia to open hostilities
against Austria within ten days after the
dissolution of the congress.
Fourth. Should no congress meet,
Prussia to attack Austria within thirty
days after the signature of the present
treaty.
Fifth. Napoleon to begin hostiltics
against Austria as soon as Prussia begins,
despatching 300, 600 men during the first
month across tho Rhine.
Sixth. No separate treaty shall be
made by either powers with Austria
when the joint treaty is made.
The following are to be tho condi-
tions:
First. Venetia to go to Italy.
Second. Prussia to select German ter
ritory at will for annexation, tho num-
Der Of Inhabitants not to exceed $9, ,000,-
900. The territory thus acquired 20 be.
como part of the kingdom of Prussia
without federal rights.
Third. Franco to hayo liberal share
Of the Rhine provinces.
Fourth. a military and maritime alli-
ance to be made with France. to which
Italy may be party shall she SO desire.
This programme, tho circular states,
WIS ICJcCLcu III IOOO, III SplLo OF INC
threatening urgency OF Franco Pro
posals were incessantly removed, with
notifications sacrificing Belgium and
South Germany, but they were never
seriously entertained by Prussia. For
the salio of peace, however, it was
thought best to leave Napoleon to his
dclusions, and n note implying approval
was returned. Time was counted OH to
rcvolutionize France and cxtinguish
the schcme--hcncc tho long delay and
silence.
The attempt against Luxembourg fail
ing, France repeated her former propo-
sition, making the specifications clear in
regard to tho acquisition of belgium by
France, and South Germany by Prussia.
These last propositions were formulated
by Count Benedict himself, and it is
improbable that he wrote them without
the authority OF the Emperor, rs they
are the samo which were made four years
ago under the threat Of war rs an alter
native Of their refusal.
Any one acquainted with the antccc-
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THE Anniversary OF the Richland yolun-
tccr Rifle Company will take place Oh MONDAY
NEXT. the Sth instant, at Hampton's Wood
lands. Tickets can be obtained upon applca-
ton to either Of the undersigned:
f. S. rERCIVAL,
P. BROWN,
Fl. C.. HEISE,
J. NJ ROACH,
GEO. ". PARKER,
y. *. SESSFORD,
T.. Wy. BERRY,
Fl. MILLER,
Aug4i Committee.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
D. H. Heinitsh h-Turnip Seed.
Meeting Executive Comm tee u. r. =.
Anniversary r. V. Rifle Company.
Brooks Revolving Cotton Screw Press.
Meeting Richland Lodge.
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Meeting of the Executive Committee.
A MEETING Of the Executive Committee
"A, OF the Union Reform Party will be held
in tho Committee Rooms, at Columbia, c;l
MONDAY NIGHT, August Is, at o'clock
Aug
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dents, must have known that had Prussia
acquiesced in the seizure of Belgium,
France would soon have found another
Belgium in Prussian territory.
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aB- L1PPMAN's GREAT GERMAN B11rEcs
Cures Female Complaints.
H5-LIPpM,N's GREAT GERMAN B1TrFns
Cures ''never wcll' people
R5-LIppMAN's GREAT GERMAN BITTEps
Will give an Appetite.
r., Fs s-LlrPMAS's GREAT GERMAN BITTEns
Cures Liver Complaint.
aH- LlpPMAN's GREAT GERMAN B1TrEHs
dlVes tone to digestive Organs.
sI- LIpPMASs GREAT GERMAN BIrTEns
Gives good Appetite.
HB-LIpPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN B1rTERs
Cures Nervousness.
1D- LIppMAN's GREAT GERMAN B1rrrps
Puriiics the Blood
H1- LIprMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BITrrrs
Tho best Spring Medicine.
As- LIrpNAN's GREAT GEEoIAS DIrTrIs
Regulates the Bowels. J24
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