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REMOVAL.
HITE & CCRWlNE
lGB PRINTERS
NJ BINDERS,
"A Union ST., appeal Building.
REMOVAL.

We take pleasure In stating to our pa
irons That We haveremoved our lob Printing
Atabhshment to No. Il Union stree.
bnilding, where we hops to se
toners and as many new ones as
me our work and prices. We are INV pre-
pared 70 do L kinds Of Printing and Bind
Ing on the most reasonable terms.
Our stock Of Cards, BTIhesds and Cap ~
pers Is complete. Our material consists Of
latest styles af type. presses. etc. mhs
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.


Rules and regulations etfecting all sorts
ofcharges and commissions made by
merchants, and Bylaws of the Chamber
of Commerce, win be discussed and dis
posed of this afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
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hnrIeE m LnueRrlsras

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUsDAE APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional
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Subscribers to the Daily and Weekly
APPEAL viii please take notice that when
their time is about to expire, the last pa
per wiz be semitic them with a cross mark
before their names.
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MORE NEW GOoDs.-We are now Ia re-
celpt Of a very elegant assortment of
ladies' collars and ~cuffs--plaiu, lace edge
and rufied-in assorted colors and all Of
the very latest styles.
T. W. JOHNSTON 81 co,
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THE only place in the city where gen.
tlemen's wear is cleaned to perfection,
and t0ittOut The Old destructive mode OF
securing, is the Memphis Steam Dyeing
and Cleaning Establishment, 282 Second
street. b. A. HOLLENBERG,
Proprietor.
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COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,
Memphis, Tennessee,
On New Raleigh Road. thres miles nom
Cour Square.

RRUIT and Ornamental Trees, 0rapevines,
& small fruits, etc, in vrriety and quantity
lend for catalogue, or, hi Is better, II you
want to plant, come ont n see the stock.
feb&1 r.. =. BABeOGK. Proprietor.
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COTTAGE RESlDENCE IN SPRING HILL.

One of the attractive features of the sale
of Spring Hill lots on the Poplar street
railroad next Tuesday. is the new cottage
residence TO be sold with n of the lots,
erected by Mr.. Lake, with every cOnye
nience for a small family. Conveysnces
will run in connection with the street
cars OF Poplar street to and from Spring
Hill on the day Of sale. Ample dinner
refreshments for those who attend.
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COTTON PLANTATION
FOR Sale.

I YING in Phillips comfy, Ark, on main
Ia road, leading to Little Rock, and 70 miles
rom Helena, containing 45e acres, 2s OF
which are cleared and fairly fenced; one or
two small cabins on the premises.
These lands are among the best IN Phillips
county, and are in q hFst-rete n~eighborhood.
twelve months. W
FOR nrther Information, refer TO Messrs.
Tappan q Homer, Attorneys, Helena, Ark,
OF to J.H, HORNER. Trustee,
mhla $3.50 all C~h&ttaneOEa, Team.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis AMI arkansas River PaeE
cOmPan5 White River Line.

THE entirely new and elegant r.
II passenger packet, built eN-A
pressly for the trade,
K r STORM. Master
Will leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY AZ
. O'Clock pm, for all points on WHITE RTvEs
EHkOOsH 70 JAcKsoSPORT and the we'll
known passenger packet,
W. .CALDWELL--ToH BERRT. Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY THURSDAY Ar
D O'CLOCK p-m-- for Augusta and Intermediates
points on White river, and % SEARCE LAMP
ING on LITTLE hED RIvEa. This boat being
o. light dram, VIII be able to get 10 sea-eS
Landing when other boats cannot. She vii
continue In this trade until the coHlpIsfion
OF another new boat, such as the j. II p
Wait nov nndsr contract b oe finished bv
Eth May next to take the place OF the 4 VI
A Caldwell in the Augusta and Little Red
liver trade, 70 leave Memphis EVERY
For freight or passage apply on board the
boats, OF al the Onice OF the Company, No, 3
Madison street, Stanton Block.
feDL John ID. President
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CITY NEW s.
SPRING style hats at wheaton's.

KID GLOVES OF every shade and make,
at less price than any house in the city, at
SEESSEL'S.
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LAW REPORTS.
Municlual court--.Iudae Foute.

Municipal eoHrt---Judge F0ute.
Monday will be motion day in this
Court. Tuesday the case Of Church vs.,
Plant will be proceeded with, after the
conclusion of which the following cases
will be called for trial:
2I92 Turner VS.. Taylor ct al.
2ls9 Howell, Wood Il Co. vs.. Ruf5r eft al.
2l99 Porter Il Sons vs.. Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad Co.
224 Merchants National Bank vs.. Burr
Il Aiken.
22O5 Merchants National Bank vs.. Trigg.
1903 Cairnes vs.. James.
WEDNESDAY, BOTH.
22O2 Williamson vs.. Laird.
1875 Mason VS.. Busche.
1872 Hart VS.. Miles.
1873 Hart VS.. Miles.
Babb ct al.
2308 Sullivan vs.. Cicalla.
300 Mcnamara VS.. Cicalla.
2059 Townsend VS.. ConnelI ct al.
1907 Foot vs.. CicalIa, admir-.
III Kortrecht & Graft VS.. williams,
OBS Drier VS.. Fitchner.
22l9 Fosdick 81 Co. VS.. Roach n Co
222l Taylor, Gay ct al. VS.. benson.
222 Wickersham VS.. Citizens Bank.
2ZZ3 Jones Bros. VS.. Southern Express
Company.
2225 Ross VS.. Peterson.
23l6 Smith VS.. County.
2Sl7 Smith VS.. County.
23I8 Smith VS.. County.
THURSDAY, ARC 81.
1866 Burr & Co. VS.. Brown.
2l37 Way vs.. Wolcott & Smith.
2l40 B~uttinghaus VS.. Meyer.
2I41 Buttinghaus VS.. Never.
2l48 Lawless VS.. James.
2l52 Shepherd VS.. Busby.
2235 Logwood VS.. Carroll.
E36 Peterson VS.. Dwyer,
225S Wash Thomas VS.. fhomas, ct al.
2240 Greene VS.. Dennis.
224t Markham VS.. bradshaw.
22iS Yaneey VS.. Morrison, ct al.
FRIDAY. April 1.
Motions for new trials.
SATURDAY, APRIL 2.
Motions for new trials AMI for the ex g.
cution Of writs of inquiry,
Criminal cOUrt--Iudge n. {, Hudson.
The cases set for trial during the ensu-
Ing week are as follows:
. A. II. Curtin, murder.
20 Edward Wells, perjury.
q Horace Coleman, receiving stolen
gods.
aOs J. F. GarresA fraudulent breach of
2o9 Fred. and Annie Bretzman, larceny,
etc.
30 Jerre Williams, forgery.
252 Tempe Bullock and Susan Stamps,
larceny.
258 T. L. Keefer, assault with intent to
murder.
26l Hugh Thomas, housebreaking.
26S B. Scharff, perjury.
264 John Martin and James Gilmore, lar
ceny.
265 John Martin and James Gilmore, lar
ceny. /
266 John Martin and James Gilmore, lar
ceny.
267 John Martin and James Gilmore, lar
Ceny.
26S John Gesghan, larceny.
269 John Geaghan, larceny.
go John Geaghan, larceny.
81 join Geaghan, larceny. /
277 Ed. McNeales ct al, larceny.
rs Thornton Cox ct al, larceny.
279 John Henry, larceny.
go John Henry, larceny.
2S2 RED Shirt Bill" larceny.
Swan, permitting prisoner to escape.
Joe Swami, permitting ~prisonerto escape.
c. A. JOslin. larceny.
Chas. Dattlof. larceny.
The grand jury meets on Wednesday
next.
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REAL HAND MADE LAcEs.-We beg to
call the attention of Ladies to our new
stock of these goods now being opened.
T. w. JOHNSTON & co.
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KID GLOVES or every shade and make,
at less price than any house in the city, at
SEESSELfS,
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AGENTS

Y vERYWHERE 10 sell the AMERICAS
II KNITTING MACItINE, the only practical
Family Knitting Machine ever Invented.
Price s25. VIII knit 1000 stitches per min
ote. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
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HARTK ChosETs.
THESE Clossss are rapidly supersedina the
4 ordinary water closets, and are sgkERTaR
TO THEN IN RESPECT.
In households where they have been intro
duoed, they are considered almost 1ndispan-
sable They can DO placed In any part of tho
house, and are especially adapted 10 the ase
of inValids and Of the sick room.
No DIeAGREEARLE ODoR EVER ESCAPES
ROM THEN, n taetr construction Is so SIM
pie that IL Is nearly impossible for them to
get out of order. They are sold at such rea-
sonable rates IA to be within the reach Of
most families. EARTH CLOSET co.
Hartford, Conn.
Memphis, I3 Main street; New Orleans, 2
oarondolet street. Chicago, lS Lasalle street.
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DOwNi-Wood is now being sold at re-
duced prices, at George W. Baxter's. Of
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TEN CENTs-Only this and nothing
more. A line of ladies' hemmed handker-
chiefs at 10 cents each.
7. w. JOHNSTON 4 co.
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HrTE & CoEwINE have removed their
JOB Printing establishment 10 the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Unionstreet, we are
now prepared to execute orders Ior 1oo
irons Of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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THE APPEAL is the only Daily paper
published in the city. Only Twenty-Five
cents a week.
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OUR new stock Of fine white goods Is
now open. Organdies, mulls, swisses,
nsinsooks, etc.-sn marked at their pres
ent value in gold.
Z. w. JOHNSTON q co.
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THH most complete stock of variety and
notion goods in the city can be found at
T. W. JOHNSTON & CO.'S,
347 Main strest.
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CHLDBEN's hats at wheatOn's.

KID GLOVES Of every shade and make,
less price than any house in the city, at
SEESSEL'S.
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SWISS and Jaeonet Putting in different
widths, for ladies' waists, at
T. W. JOHNSTON & cos.
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New Arrival of Millinery Goods

81 Miss WALL at asa Main street.
Memphis, has lust completed her seasons
purchases IN New York and Il now receiv-
the latest tmp0rtatlOns and most fashionable
styles, direct nom Paris and London. em--
bracin9 the AU9BSTINE1 and n
HATS other fresh novelties; and aIa
those desiring the choieest goods. AZ the mosr
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NOTICE.

U. 8. PATENT OFFICE,l
WARRINGTON, j. G, March 3, 1870.
On the petition OF Mary Ann McComb, of
Memphis Tennessee admfnistratrix Of David
McComb, deceased, praying for the extension
Of a patent TO the said David McComb, on
the 9TH day OF June, 1856, for an Improvement
IN nOn-elastie bands for bales Of cotton and
other hbrOus materials.
IL is ordered that the testimony in the case
be closed on the 18th day OF next, that
the time for fling arguments and the Exam
iner's report be limited to the 9th day of
May next, and that said petition be heard on
the LIST day of June next.
ANY person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL P. FISHER,
mh8 Commissioners of Patents.
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ATTENTION, CITIZENS AND DEFEATED
CANDIDATES

You are hereby ordered to assemble at
Ben's Great Ten Cent House, So Unic
street, opposite the Courthouse, % N
good drink and a ine lunch At oct a
today. You will find the Il o,elock
fellows > u. HIoDItt = prince of good
wait on you all.
BEN, +. WYANT.
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FINE hats at wheaton,s.

BARGAINS in Towels at B. Lowenstein
d Bros this week.
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KID GLOVES Of every shade and make,
at less price than any ho1se in the city, at
-E-R SEESSEL'S.
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VERY fine assortment of Lace Collars
and Collsrettes OF the latest styles now
on hand.
T. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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KID GLOVES Of every shade and make,
81 less price than any house in the city, at
SEESSEL'S.
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RENEHBERi-George W. Baxter, No.
Z7S Main street, continues to keep the best
hard wood, and is now selling at reduced
rates.
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GENTS April style silk dress hats at
Wheaton & Co.'S, 279 Main street, sign of
Tiger.
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TO sUBseRiBERs.

NEW GooDs. just received, at j. LOwen-
stein & Bros
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A line of good whalebOne eorsets at So
T. w. JeBNsTo1f& co.
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has Co
dey and Peterson for April, all the late
leading m~onthlies, weeklies, dailies, ete.
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A NEW lot of EmbTOidsries received.
T. w. JOHNSTON &CO.
347 Main street.
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THE MEMPHIS

MOULD announce TO the citizens of Mem
w phts and its vicinity thai they are now
setting up. in the GayOsO House, one of Prof
NANDER WEYDEs'
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TIE new rules and regulations
and rates of charges, commissions,
storage, tarei and tret and other
like tariffs, will be fixed by the Chamber
Of Commerce, Monday afternoon. Some
Of the oldest and wisest merchants Of the
city are engaged in the task of framing
The code to be adopted or rejected. The
Courts are governed by rules defined by
this body Of merchants and all are inter
ested in the proper discharge Of the task.
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TIE WEEKLY AFPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
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BARGAINS in Irish Linen this week, at
b. L~Owenstein & Bros
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nISSOEUTI0N.-The 1rm of Edmonds.
II TODD q Co. has This day dissolved copart-
nership by mutual consent. J. N. Gilbert and
j.. M. Gilbert, tr., withdrawing, A. N. Ed
monds and j. W. Todd continuing the BUSH
ness In the name of Edmonds & Todd, and
Will settle the business of the late firm.
A. n. EDMONDS,
i'm. GILBERT,
j, W. TODD,
J. N. GILBERT, JR.
Memphis, March II. 1874, mhIs
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sr.LoUIs Home Journal at JOeLOcke's,
2SsH Main street.
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No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew & Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
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NEW Embroideries, just received, at
B. LOwenstein Il Bros
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LINEN sheetlng at B. Lowsnstein &
Bros this week.
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HOTEL and clearinghouse keepers
should not fail to look at B.. Lowenstein &
Bros HOase Furnishing Goods this week.
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KID GLOVES of every shade and make,
at less price than any house in the city, at
SEESSEL'S.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-28

ALL the principal dailies in the Union
for sale by Joe Locke, 236H Main street.
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6K Main street. has Nos.
Is, II, Is, I9 and % of New York Weekly.
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EvERYTHISG new in trimming goods
can be found at
T. W. JOHNSTON IL cos.
New style bows hats at Wbeaton's.
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LEAD1Ne style hats at wheaton's.
GENTS business hats at Wheaton.

HOUSE Furnishing Goods at B. Lowen.
stein u Bros this week.
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KID GLOVES Of every shade and nnAks..
at less price than any house r. the city, at
~ SEESSEL'S. /.
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Drp1Sa the past month We have been
90 now receiving a most complete
IIns Of Mems Furnishing Goodt, which
tn@ssbar with our own make II. y.
$50 we will continue 70 sell lower
49, s,v other house in the Southwest.
IMAM WIGGANS THORN
98s Main street, Clay Building.
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~ less D - Of every shade and make,
zee than any house in the city, al
gEESSEL'S.
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NoFIoNs.-A new stock now being
opened. In this line of goods We claim to
be able TO do as well for our customers as
any house outside of New York city.
T. ". JOHNSTON a. Go.
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FOR'ST. LOUIS.

FORfST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. Mail Line
For OsceOla, Madrid. Hickman. Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont with the
Iron Mountain r. r.. at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
bofs up the Ohio River.
BELLE Crane master
This splendid passenger steamer %A
will cav as above -
MONDAY, 2Sth inst, at pm.
Freight received at theSLL Louis Wharfboat.
W f DILL, Agent.
mhH FLEM. CALVERT, Supt.
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FOR FRIAR's POINT.

FRiAR'S POINT, HELENA AND BENDS
United States Man Packet.
Leaves Memphis MONDAYa r.
W~EDHEsDAYs and friday At 5
pm; and Friaris Point TUEsDAYs, THTRs-
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at 10 am. feb5
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HosIERy-Ladies, Misses ana Ohlidrens
hose in all qualities. ,o.4.rspoNN ~
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KID GLOVES of every shade and mskey
at lsss price than any house in the city, at
SEESSELfS.
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FOR RENT.

Notices under p1 head tIH be inserted at Tn
cent? per line. each insertion.
ID ESIDENCE-EO. $50 Linden street W. A.
II WHEATLEY, Bethel Block mh24
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NEw I'VE 80 a Wheaton,s.
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THOsB desiring to have their spring
wardrObes cleaned aud renovated, should
90 TO the Memphis Steam Dyeing and
Cleaning Establishment, where all work
is done beautifully and to perfection-252
Second Street.
b. A. HoLLENBERa. Proprietor.
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FOR OSCEOLA.
FREIGHT & TICKET AGENCY
CARRIERS
RED RIVER LINE OF PACKETS
FOR
Vicksburg, Natchsz, Alexandria, Shrsss-
part and I~efherssa.

Ths only Lin giving Through BIfz
LadIng and Tickets TO the above points.
- Passengers by this Line escape ,,s
noYance OF changing boats, and ne sne
nous charges at the Mouth Of Re- RIVER
The following are the nance OF the stsams
composing this lines
d. Nd. SHHENE-------H- s. Carter, mast
MOUNTAINEER. Cropster mast
SILVER BOW Rea, masts
WALTER 3. DANCE---LIoyd T Belt. masta
- For Tickets and al reliable Inform
uon call al the General Passenger Depar
ment, No. I Promenade, foot of Jefferson 8
G. L. HALL.
Genera Ticket and Advertising Agent
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TEB ArFH4I is delivered Tor . cents q
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KID GLOVES of every shade and make,
at less price than any house in the city, at
SEESSEL9S.
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NEW goods at whsAsOn''.
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THE finest six hats at Wheaton's.
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Low prices at wheaton's.
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THn nsateaL haLs a wheaLon'a.

NEW Black Grenadines, just received
at B. Lowenstein q Bros
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River United States
Mall Paeket-For Helena, Frtar's Point,
DeNalPs Bluff, Littl9ROck, Searcy, Des Arc.
Augusta, and Jacksanport.
DIES AhC---.~-.- John j. Edison, master
rms elegant and SIT passenger IT.
steamer ulleaVe SAboye C
TUESDAY, cf6ar ST. AZ nm
ELElc; cleafBLLER, Agents,
NM Rromeam, is Ssn-fhPsLanding.
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ELECTION NEWS.
Complete ssturns from all but Seven District.
Three Radicals EIeoted---GHrry, Sheriff;
Mclean, Tax Collector and Taft,
Clerk First Circuit Court.
Democrats Elected to all the other Offices.

We present below, from all but seven
districts, returns of the election held
on Saturday for county officers, and
for or against the new constitution. The
result is anything but hattering 10 the
Democratic party. With an acknowl-
edged majority of over three thousand,
anything was possible to it. With the
rank and file, defeat was not dreamed Of;
leSst of all such adefeat a insures to three
prominent Radicals, by large msjorities,
three of the best offices commended for.
The vote received by Boyle, elected Clerk
Of the Second District Court, would indi-
cate that at least upon him the Democracy
rallied their full strength. Had they done
so upon General Wright, Stratton and
Reeves, they, too, might have been
elected, and Democratic ascendancy thus
have been again guaranteed. It win be
an enigma for the party to solve why
these gentlemen We're defeated-whether
the Convention was at fault in its nOmina-
tions-and TO learn the lesson, il any, il
conveys, so that in time TO come we may
profit thereby. So far as we are concerned,
we cannot understand why the ticket
should have been scratched las certainly
appears) in heir case, nor do we know
why they should have been selected for
the chastisement that seems TO have been
administered. But this we are confident
of, that there is something wrong, some
thing that needs the OF h
party, and that should serve as a lesson
for future conventions. The following !
are the names of the successful candi-
dates, and the msjorities by which
Sherln-Curry
Irustee-WOOdWard .....--~---.l273
Tax CoHleetOr-McLean -....
Tax Col. on Privileges-Mathes.-.---.SS9
County Court CIerk-Reilly ......-....2 476
Criminal Court-Avery..~-....l+46
lst Circuit Court-Taft..--.---..420
Clerk ID Circuit COurt-Boyle-.--.--.4506
Clerk Sd Circuit Court-McBroOks---l5S2
Magistrates
5th Civil District-Kiernan-------.539
l4th Civil istriet-Elliott-.--4O9
Burke.---.---.l4l
18th Civil District-GlissOn.-.-...-.5
JOnstables-
5th Civil District-Cox...--.-.--.-.5S9
18th Civil istriet-Hayden~-.---.629
VOTE on H CONSTITUTION.
or oId:-"-"..--..' '-...-- .--...'.zooo
Majority for
The following are the returns by wards
districts:
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