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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-06

NO. 332 SOUTHERN PALACE.
Great bankrupt saleCof Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River U S. Nail Line.

THE entirely new and magnid- IT.
cent sidG-wheel passenger5
packet, built expressly for the trade,
II. 2. WOODBURN, Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, at
8 O'Clock pm, for all points on WHITE RIVER
THROUGH 10 JACKSOEPORT; also, to WEST
POINT and SEARCY on LITTLE RED RIVER
connecting at DEVALL's BLUFF with Rail-
road for LITTLE ROCK and Hot SPRINGS, con-
Meeting at JacksOnpOrt with steamer Bates
vile for and intermediate points
on BLACK RIVER, and with steamer Argos for
Batesville. Fol freight or passage apply on
board or az ONCE of the Company, No. 3 Madi-
son street, Stanton Block.
ap22 W. II. KENNEDY, Agent.
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ANTH0NYM

DR.. B. may be consulted at Mrs. Bay
lis, corner Of Madison and Third streets,
for a few DAYS,
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STRAW MATTINGs at E. Fegan's, $50
Second street.
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EVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS,

Des Arc, Celeste, Sam. ]. Hale, st. Frncis,
General Anderson, s. q. Day.
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FOR FRIAR'S POINT.
TOWBOAT LITTLE alps.

flowing and all work in her It.
Il line done with dispatch, IT,
lowest rates. Leave orders at A. Cars Boat
store, On levee; with Bigley, Mellersh & Co.,
my1 ". W. MAINGAULT. Master.
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MACON, GA, May %, 1869.
DR.. +. p. BANNING-DedT SIR: II gives
me peculiar pleasure TO speak in common
dation of your summarizing brace. Its
use in my family, now for a short time,
has resulted in the most magical benefits,
l have seen nothing to approach 1t for the
perfection Of its plan and the ease and
comfort OF its action. For all cases OF
drOoping, fatness Of chest, roundness OF
shoulders and incipient spinal weakness
and disorder, 1 am confident it will fur
nisb an immediate and permanent relief
therefore, / esteem it both a privilege
and duty TO call attention Of parents and
the public to its great value.
Respectfully,
JOSEPH S. KEY d. d.
Pastor M. Z. Church.
DR.. B. can be consulted at kirs. Bsyliss,
orner Of Third and Madison streets, for
a few DAVIS.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Regular New Orleans and Louisville Packet
For Cairo, Evansville and Louisville.
This splendid passengersteamer Il
Will leave as above ~
TUESDAY, 7th inst, at 10 am.
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co, Agents,
Je6 Boseby Block, 54 Front low.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
JUDGE SUPREME COURT MID. DIV.
JUDGE SUPREME COURT EAST. DIV,

TUDGF SUPREME COURT MIDDLE DIvI-
., srov-We are authorized 20 r.
TURNEY as a candidate for Judge OF the SUI
prpme Court from the Middle DIVISION. M
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REMNANT Lawn, at 5 and 10 cents.
MENKEN BROS.
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ARRIVALS.
T

CITY Of Louis
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FOR VICKsBURG.

United states Mail Line for Vicksburg-FOr
Helena, Napoleon and V~icksOurg.
This elegant passenger packet f.
viii leave as above ~
MONDAY, 6tn inst, az ) pm.
Freight received al the st. Louis WharfbOat.
W. 4. DILL. Agent.
> je5 FLEM. CALVERT. Supt
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Great bankrupt sale of Dry Goods.
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ATTY-GENL l5rH JUDICIAL CIRC'T
FOR JUDGE 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

FUDGE 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-At the
j request Of a respectable portion OF tne
bar. aad OF the people OF the FllIeenLh g1l-
- Tirr1it announce myself a candidate
Tor Judge OF that Circuit. The election Is 20
ha held on the first Thursday, being the 4th
day OF August next -
ruE lSAAC NJ o1FELE.
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o WHITE RIVER.

Memphis, White and Little Red River o.. 3.
Mail Tuesday Packet-For Helena. Friars'
Point, DeVall's Bluff, Searcy, Augusta and
JacksonpOrt; connecting at DeNalps Bluff
with train Tor Little Rock and Hot Springs.
LEGAL TENDER.--IOhn u. Elliott. master
This elegant and heet passenger f.
steamer will leave as above ~
TUESDAY. 7th inst. at 5 pm.
ELLIOTT * MILLER. Agents.
leo Promenade street. opp. Landing.
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RIVER NEWS.

BOATS LEAvING THIS DAY.
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o CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
SAN J. " GAkofr Aua1AeE
This elegant and win steamer IL
will leave as above ~
TUESDAY. Tth inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD co. Agents,
JED MOsby Block, 800 Front Row.
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ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
Memphis and arkansas River Packet
Company.
leU. S. Mail Lile.E@
Spring ArEanEeznSnt

The Elegant Passenger Packets
x ATIEN Reese P-ritcbard macts
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FIRST grand picnic of the Societa di
Unione e Frsttalanza Itsliana, at James
Park, Tuesday, June "A, 1870. Members
OF the Association will meet at their
hall on Front street, between Washington
and Adams streets, at 9 o'clock am.
Line of march-dOwn Front to Adams,
up Adams to Main, down Main to Beale,
down Besl e to DeSOtO, dOwnlDeSOto to
Vance, u Vance to the Park.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
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FOR RIVER.


WILL leave Memphis for II
w ENA,L 'ANGUILLE and ST-A
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY, 81
o'clock pm.
LARRY EARMSTAD, Agent.
fahIo 70 Meiizon a4rasf-
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UDGEsUPREME CoURTwEsT. DIV.

JUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN DI-
9, are authorized TO announce
THOS. j. FREEMAN as a candidate Iot SIase
OF the supreme Court for the estern BLEi
sion Election August 4, $50 myoA
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NOTICE FOR MEETINGS OF THE PEOPLE
..tsafa's AND PIE-NTCs.' %;F'ls4'st =

" Colonel THOMAS 8. FLOURNOY, President
Of the Company, General J. ID. IMBDDEN, and
Others will address the people upon the subject OF
FULK AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
at the times and places mentioned below The
people are earnestly requested to turn out In full
force The ladies are especially invited TO attend
The friends Of the road are requested to get up pic
mics. 1t will be aleisnre time with the farmers,
only for advancing the interests OF the great enter
prize but of the most pleasant recreation and en-
joyment both to the young and old. let all come
The meetings and plc-nics viii commence and
proceed as follows: sk ~ J. -.
AT WINDSOR, Isle OF Wight WEDNESDAY
Aakuis At BLxGK Lusa; CREEK CHURCH, Southampton
county, FRIDAY, August 12ih. M 4
AZ BARg TAvEkw Southampton Son county
: ct PETEis CHURCH, Southampton county.
MONDAY, August 18th. i.I,. "a,
&c JONES g HoBs0N's MILL, Gseenesvtlle
county, WEDNESDAY, August 17th. -
at COLONEL SPRATLEY'S MILL, Bruns-
"isa AZ iEsHsWsREEioEYiLLE, isss Drunsw.ck county,
SATURDAY, August 2osh. 5 3zSt.*s2 -"
At MASONIC HALL, Mecklenburg county,
at St LIONS CHURCH, .Meckisnburg county,
3"AtBoYDToa, Msckienburg county, FRIDAY,
f AZ ri EPMEsUs 1stE CHURCH, Mecklenbura county,
SATURDAY., August 77th.
] al M0sTERElELD,, Halifax county, MON.
pAf' l'As 'hAGsEI4 Aasasi lsui GROVE CHURCH, WENEs
DAY, August sIst. ..9ssse 80 1y yzzoo--ttSiA zoo--tSiA
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! THE MAN VINO MRLTED IN ms Boors.-Per-
haps the readers OF the Richmond Diepatch niay
nave noticed under the head or braefs upon the
subject Of warm weather an account Of a man
wno melted In his boots and the only thing len Of
n,.a was pair OF boots fun OF grease, &C. The
~, eaiassance connected with this Is peculiarly
.r., qua The morning OF thas dayhe wentto che wood
hsnt ooai depot OF j. II. WooDcocK, sil Basin
tha inquired tha price and was given
M Cfo.o WING Wing figures: Clover hin Lump ss7s;
~ aia HAL ss; Glover Hii Hard Tor cook-
sposes, s BE left the ONCE and WAS heasd
~ eial, oh; that Z had mesfsy 60 lay In nv
WINTER .supplyin Here his troubles aid mot end
sh u ssss9ea Main street he was seen Hatch-
= Ing .a@p q Ice and cautiously he went 70 the
-. ~. u onlkso Oh u ana asked the price. Hc was
told three cents pound. He then contrasted tba
difference between the priceof ice ana coal. and.
inlanguage OF sorrow, he said - In, one short
honr, upon this spot I viii expire, and leave NO
mark except big grease spot.'' ~ ..sstS5 =
For further particulars inquire Of j. a. Woop-.
COCK, SII Basin bank. gfigt t5 d ,1t.5s.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following specint appointments:
st. PauPs Episcopal Chnrch.-Adminis.
tration of the holy Communion at II A. M.
Grace-Street Bdpttst.-Rey. J. B. Taylor,
D. D., at II A. NJ. D., ,f..,,..lf ., -g.sj
Secy1d Baptist.- Preaching by pastor at
II "A. M. Night service discontinued until
September 1st. e. j as.f..-s2.
81 Aar1'o Ess5S;sA ALxlt7seran.-rrcachln
by the pastor at, II A. NJ. No night service.
st. Johns German Nifth street).-Ser-
vices at half-past 10 A. M. by Rev. Charles
Scholz, with the. right Of confirmation and
the Lords Supper.
Nicholson-Street, (Methodist) st).-Rev. Ro-
bert A. Armistead at IL A. NJ. and P. M.
Oregon Hfu (Methodis9.-:Rey. j. E. Gates
at II A. NJ. ,,...,e:,.s,.f, I'll. Ill.
Sidney (Methoaist). ITO be supplied at II
A. NJ. ,.,';.,..4 ~. a.,
Sycamore (Disciples'). Church.-Rey.
John A. Dearborn win preach at II A. N.
and SX P. M. -F,..:.-
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VIOLATION OF THE ORDINANCE CONCERN
ING 'GAUaTNG.-About week ago Mr.. j. r.
Sedgwick was brought before the Police
Court on the charge of violating city ordi-
nance by selling five barrels Of liquor with
out submitting them to the City Gauger.
He was fined $25 for this offence, or at the
rate of a5 per barrel. ~
Yesterday Dir. Sedgwick was again before
the Police Justice. charged withSselling
tsoenty barrels without complying with the
White imposed fine of 500 upon him
thereby increasing the penalty to $40 per
barrel. +.
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Monroe Square.

Your correspondent "Clay Ward"
seems to delight in. creating wind-mllls that
he NAV attack them. His first comInunica-
ton presented a view OF Monroe Square as
q 6 conservatory" his second as a 50 floral
garden" Strange transformations, truly,
but fortunately the creatures OF lmaglna-
;tion only. Iali 5e -.
). | If is well that the subject should be un-
derstood, that whatever action the Council
NAV see fit to take shall be properly cr1ti-
cised. #.ai
I This square having been improved, it is
necessary that, like all other public grounds
and buildings, it should have proper care
TO preserve and maintain it. The sole ques.
ton is the best and most economical
method of doing so. Two methods have
been presented BY the action of the Coun-
ell. A keeper of the grounds, who shall
prlIne the trees, cut the grass, trim the
hedges, keep the gravel walks in order, and
have constant supervision over the whole:
To nav such o keeper, provide occasional
additional labor, purchase fertilizers, plant
new trees and shrubbery, would require an
annual expenditure Of at least eight hun-
dred dollars. This is one method before
the Ceuncil-the annual appropriation OF
one thousand dollars for the purpose.
The other method-one which Is common
:eisewhere-is to set apart small plot OF
ground and build a greenhouse. Any no
FIST VIII gladly contract with the city for
the privilege Of occupying such a green
house, to Keep it open to the public as o
place of resort, aud to maintain The whole
square In constantly perfect order. sueh
a green-honse would cost about s3. OO0, the
annual interest on which would be SlsV.
This plan would render the square doubly
attractive, and Insure skilfui care OF It's
trees and shrnhbery.f It remains for the
Council to decide between the two me-
So judfciouszy outstanding the fears oi
g Clay Ward.o p ,, 3s. s.z h,
The great increase in taxable value oi
.reaI estate in the neighbor rhood OF Monroe
Square having demonstr the wisdom oI
such iinprove vemenfs, we trust the Council
may do something on Madison and Mar.
shalt Squares, at least, let them plant trees
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HUsT1Nes CoURT-JudgeA A. B. Gutgon pre-
sidsng.-1he following cases were before
'n5s James Rsehaaedy eWhite) misdemeanor,
recognized to appear on the first day OF
next term, and witnesses In the case ad-
vised Of the fact.
John Morris, stealing one bag Of coal
valued at one dollar, found guilty. Sem
fenced to ten days in Jail and labor.
Moses Monroe, charged with swearing
falsely in the last election. Acquitted.
Susan Carter, misdemeanor. Discharged.
In the cases of William N. Oakley alias
Charles Harris, charged with misdemeanor,
and Catharine Cootes, charged with misde-
meanor, the juries failed to agree.
Joshua Tyler, indicted for felony, was
convicted of petty larceny, and sentenced
to pay fine of $40 and to be confined in the
city Jail for sixty days. - Sl24, -. :,
Shepherd Cox was convicted of misde-
meanor, and this being his second offence
he was sentenced to one years confinement
in the penitentiary. ."...
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MANCHESTER NEws.-Lsterary Society,"
There will be joint meeting OF the Man
chester Philologians and the Literary Assoc
citation on tonight at s o'clock. Interest
ing addresses may be expected, and busi-
ness of great importance will be consid-
cred. si.s &r
Assault.-Joseph White, for assaulting
and robbing Willie Jordan, was sent on for
further trial. Bail refused. s5&g
4 BdiIure.-The attempt to have q meet
ing of the white Republicans of Manches-
ter on Thursday night was grand fzzle.
We have two Republican parties over
here-wtite and blaek-the races having
not as yet learned to mingle. The prinei-
pies Of the parties are, however, the same.
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. LADIES desire what men admire, and this little
thing is beauty. What do we sayis beautiful? A
transparent complexion and q luxuriant head Of
hair. What will produce these? HAGAN's MAG
NoLIA BALM win make any lady Of thirty appear
but twenty, and LYONS KATHAIRoN will keep
every hair In It's place AMI make it grow like the
April grass. 1t prevents the hair from turning
gray, eradicates dandruff, and Is the finest. hair
dressing In the world, and at only half ordinary
cost. If you want to get rid Of sailowness, PIN.
PIES ring-marks motff-patches, etc, DON'T forget
the Magnolia Balm, ladies. p,.;s, *. - si#Sts2
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ri PERsoN Governor Walker will leave
for the White Sulphur this morning, 81 ID

1 Opps AND ENDs.-The knights of Pythias
are steadily growing in numbers, here. Z
The fish in York river are said to be suf-
fering greatly from the neat. !. ,A.
It is proposed to restore the name OF
Camp jackson or Jacksonville to Camp
Grant.
! Ex-Governor Wells is at Saratoga inHini-
proved health.
Query for the Sons of Temperance
ought brother to be expelled who takes
to kissengen? - s,. x
John Oliver is the Assistant United States
marshal appointed for the special duty OF
collecting tie social statistics of Richmond
for the census of 1870. -
The weather was hot enough yesterday to
quidate old debts. s.sosc <,
The extension of the Richmond and York
River railroad from West Point to the Rap
pahannock river will soon be commenced.
The street-sprink klers make 80 many water
hauls that we fear they don't pay we'll, s.,-
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tOhI OF hlChmOND, JULY ~, loiVs
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Haucox, Burns, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, J.. b. Tatum.
Steamer State of Maryland, Trayers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W.P. Brett.
Schooner Uriah and Tabitha, Gibson, Albany,
lun Der. G. K. Whitlock.
Schooner Butterfly, Mitchell, Havre de Grace,
coal, 8. II. Hawes. s...
Schooner Sunnyside Parsons, New York, coal,
8. II. Hawes. rati q t5
Schooner North Carolina, Morgan, Havre de
Grace, coal, s. p. Lathrop. 80 -. .
p are sGL3c i. SAILED. .,e% i'fle - =
Steamer Niagara, Blackwood, New York, mer-
chandfse and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company. 49, Y, . ~ - ~.
!, Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandtse and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
-: "Eiift2 MEMORANDA. H'4b.i t1@
WEST POINT, July q. ARRIVED, steamer Admi-
raj, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise, and pas
sengers, York River Railroad Company, and
sailed on return. >1tE-..5 tr.3HLft. IatE Il
ACQUIA CREEK, July 29.-Arriyed, steamer
Georgeana, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, Richmond, Fredericksburg, and
Potomac railroad, and sailed on return. -
g1l BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, July %. - Steamer Vigo, hence for
Savannah has; been towed back with broken
shaft. Arrived, steamer Australia. er .,..s.-t,s
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BEPoBE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS
.CHAHooN.-JamesM N. Beadle and James r..
Coldwell, having been examined on the
charge of illicitly distilling from fruit, were
sent on for Indictment. ~" ~
William III. Wilkenug and Frank G..
Swayne, of Alexandria, charged with at
tempting to defraud the United States Go
vernment, waived an examination, and
were also sent on for Indictment. .@ ~
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q A.UCTIIoN I II SALES TExIs DAY.

JAMES u. TAYLOR VIII sen at q p. N. neat
brick tenement In Ford's row, in Sidney I.
COOK q LAUGHToN wilfseii at 10 AM, at the
: horseIot, horses, mnlds, etc. Esi@ ~ s
JAMES n. TAYLOR viii sell at sP. NJ. several
= building lots in the plan Of Belvidere.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE win sell at the, horse LOT
horses, mules, and buggies. ..1y
COOK 4 LAUGHr0N Will sell at the horse lot
harness and saddle horses, mules, buggies.
sprtng-wagons, etc. !, a!ET & $50! .
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LIoUoR DEALERS LICENSES. Dealers who
have not yet obtained permission of the
Hastings Court to sell liquor had better
do SO at once, as this is the last day of the
session, and the court will not meet again
until September. Those who fail to attend
to the matter to-day will not be allowed to
sell liquor until after the court meets again.
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HORSE BoNNETs.-We are glad to see that
some of our more considerate teamsters are
using very humane. continuance in the
shape Of bonnet to keep off the effects OF
the sun from their horses. 1t is an admira-
BILE invention, and with the addition of q
wet sponge may save the lives of many of
these useful animals. y fs.- ss .-.,... ]
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LOSE AsD POUND.

GTRAYED from our premises, on ISss
y the sIst instant Thursday last), RED T..
COW with q white stripe down her back, wldte
spot In the forehead, and white tal, and sharp
long horns. a liberal reward will be given on her
deIiyery. 80 u3FSE3Es %5> ROBERT A. MAY0.sS
*jy 29-2t k2gts ani. :. -.l1 .--..-.l .1....sl.s
cTRAYED from my lot, Main be- gag
/ tween First and Second streets, q fasRe sSsa
red and white CO W, with large horns sHs on ss
ends and ears marked. 4 viii give O suitable re-
ward for her, or infornasion leading % her re-
: ogysas. " 90. .ats ssis 5s4 a1 SAMUEL D. HICKs.
Y OsT. a rediurn-sized LIGHT ggsw
IL RED cow. Had . hole 10 isft oas, css - -
wrinkles ON horns, between ave and ak years
old. & liberal reward win be paid f9s say reaia-
bie information concerning her. She IefG my
house on sunday, July sfah, isIo: 81. ,.sA +
M ta56.kf9 jftj it Is odN BAaffOss1 -
ygjy 2s-ss Pine street Oregon Hill.
CTRAYBD or STOLEN, frofa go
ID my residences s Bgoad sssss @ Ss :s:isI
last Sunday evening" my @bA Oh pt2ici
noe. .Eas Wi,ih brsastaHd fsees tag Sseksf SO.
ssl. "A liberal reward WIN be paid Ter hia oeiiseFy
to me. IifS - stsst z. 81 ss s.; !, cukrY
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THE KNOXVILLE CONVENTIONAL called
meeting of the directors and members Of
the Richmond Chamber of Commerce will
be held on Tuesday evening next at 6
o'clock, in their rooms over the First Ma
tional Bank, to make arrangements for
representation at the Convention to be held
at Knoxville, Tennessee, on the 10Th OF
next month. - .----- 80 -.I--. -
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|. JUDGE GUIGoN's DECISION WHAT THE PEo.
Pile THINKoF TT.-The decision Of Judge Guigon
yesterday took the people by surprise. The latter
part Of the opinion, however, in which all his
appointees to office are directed to repair to Z. b.
SPENCE & Co.'s, No. 1900 Main street, nd pro-
cIrrn outfit, met with general appreciation.
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TOUCHING ScENE-AN EMPRESS AT A RAIL-
WAY STATIoN.-The most touching incident OF
the Emperor Napoieon's departure from Paris
was the handing to him through the Car window BY
the Empress OF card OF e. B. SPENCE g. Co.,
clothiers, No. 1900 Main street.
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MOVEMENTS OF Mr.. DAv1s.-Ex-P resident
Davis, whose presence in Richmond was
chronicled in our issue of yesterday, left
LAST evening for the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs. Yesterday morning, in
company with General Preston and General
Wise, he visited the bookstore of Mr..
George L. Bidgood to see Valentines bust
of General Robert E. Lee. MIR. Davis
seemed highly pleased with the work OF
our gifted friend, and expressed the hope
that it would be perpetuated in marble.
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PERsoNs leaving the city for the summer
can have the Dispatch mailed to their ad.
dress by ordering the same at this Office
Terms, sixty cents per month. -. l.5, :
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.d PERIODICALS AND NoyELs.-Ellyson &
Taylor, 1l16 Main street, have on hand all
the literary and pictorial weeklies and
monthlies, 'ApptetoU's Summer Pictorial,
and the latest novels. We are indebted to
them for faYors in their line. y
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SELLING Goops BY SAhRLE.-John Hark-
ness, representing the firm of Gautz & Co.,
of New York, was yesterday fined the
minimum $50 for selling goods by sample
without license, in violation of the city or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-30

Hot WEATHER Our WEsr.-A private
letter from citizen of Nebraska to friend
in this city, Of date Of July Goth, says:
the Thermometer stood at Ill; at 8 O'Clock
IL was 100 ~ During last winter it touched
bottom out there at 200 below zero. 5ft7'ifs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-30

" Remember :" in your promenade Of an eve
ming the neat ice-cream saloon ut "JAcKsoN's,r -
corner Main and Third streets. +..
He also makes and delivers to families, pic-nics,
fairs, &C., &C., pure ice-cream in any quantity
and Of any flavor desired. si
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-30

THE NEW CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR will not, ie
Is stated be able to take his seat unless dressed
prescribed in the city charter in complete outfit
from E. B. SPENCE g Co., caothiers, No, 1900
Main street. ----..t's - ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-30

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE July 30.-H. NJ.
Smith, Esq, Richmond; Mr.. Walter Bowls,
Adams, Fredericksburg, Va. r" @t i