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SUPREME BENCH.
Meeting Of the Democratic Executive Com
mlitee.

At a meeting of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee at their rooms, No. Is
Union street, ON Thursday, June 8th, the
following preamble and resolutions were
introduced, thoroughly discussed, and
adopted unanimously:
WHEREAS, 1t is all important that the
Supreme Bench of Tennessee should
bear no faint of R~adicalism, and to that
end a regularly nominated ticket, accept
able to the people, sindispensable there
fore,
Res0EDed, That a mass meeting Of the
Democracy be held on the 10th inst, IN
the city of Memphis, at the Exchange
Building, for the purpose of selecting del
egates to represent the county Of Shelby
ia the Democratic State Convention
which is to assemble at Nashville on the
second Monday of July next to nominate
candidates for Judges of Supreme Court
of the State.
RESOLVED, That the delegates from the
counties of Shelby, Upton and Fayette,
who shall attend the Nashville Conven-
ton, be respectfully requested to hold a
separate meeting and nominate a eandi-
date for Judge and Acknowledgement OF
the Fifteenth Civil District.
RESOLVED, That the Democratic newspa-
pers of the Western District be requested
to publish these resolutions.
j. ]. DUBOSE, Chairman.
Jos. BARRIERE, Secretary.
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with the Fairy Queen for Poeahontas and
way points on Black river. VIM. Ash
ford Is MASTER. Her clerks are Messrs. W.
T.. Butler, VIM. Hall and John Smither.
W. r. Carter and Tom W. Rea Pur-
chased the new boat r. J. Lockwood at
st. Louis for $1,000. She enters the st.
Lor 5 and Red river trade.
Gorge w. Pollock, Esq, Of Philadel-
phid, stepped overheard, from the General
Lyle, on Saturday night, between Louis
Vile and Cincinnati, and was drowned.
He had $500 in a belt around his body.
The Potomac, launched at Cincinnati on
Tuesday, is said TO De one of the finest
modelled boats over built for the Western
waters.
The following are the principal law
points given to the jury in the case Of T..
Sherlock ct al, owners of the steamer
United States, versusthe Globe Insurance
Company, by Judge Taft, Of Cincinnati,
on the hearing of that cause:
1. b plaintiffs are entitled to recover
for any damages resulting from fire, not
withdrawing the fire was preceded by a
collision, and the FIRE resulted directly
therefrom, even if the collision was
caused by neglect on the part Of those
navigating the boat.
2. That if it appeared hat the injuries
received by collision were Of such q char
acter that the boat could have been easily
1 IERd2ItQf anu buab the Injury w uEb was
an amount exceeding SO of her agreed
value, that If the less by IRE was $4,000
less the damage lone by collision, and
that the o was a total wreck which de-
PENDANTS refused to do anything; it is no
defense TO show that the plaintiffs used
such part of the wreck as they could
make available in building another and
different boat. Plaintiffs are entitled to
reeo yer, with interest.
4 2 If the qxnauaa of rafafur tho wraal
and bringing it to Cincinnati was due to
and caused by fire only, then the net
value OF the wreck, after deducting the
expense of raising, should be added to
the damage caused by collision. and
deducted from the agreed value of the
boat.
4. If the jury find that oil of vitriol
is nOn-cOmbustible, and that it was car
ried in the prescribed by law,
they will not allow it to be any defense
on the part of defendants.
Capt. James May, of Davenport, now
about 20 years old, gives some interesting
/ "reminiscences to the Democrat of that
city. Among other things, he says: a
know of very few alive who we're with
me on keel or fiat boats in 1926 and 1926,
I am the only one alive of the several
| owners of the steamboats, Shamrock, En-
terprise, Daniel O'COnneII and some other
steamboats, that 1 built and commanded
up to 1885. I am the only u now living
who were engaged in several enterprises,
in each of which several parties were CO.
partners. In 1896, eight Of Us laid of the
village of Davenport; 1 I'm the only one
alive of tina number. Some years later
four of US laid of the village of LeClaire,
of which 1 am the only one now living.
These, with many other instances OF
similar character, inspire me with a spirit
of gratitude for the manifold blessings
conferred upon me-"
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Best soda water. Heinrich, 224 Main.
st. Charles SslOon-au drinks Is cent,
II IL estimated that the actual net
gain Of the Hebrew Picnic was $1,000.
Three card pictures for fny cents at
Armstrong; Gem Gallery, Zll Main st,
The Lawyers and Peoples Judicial
Convention at Nashville occurs on the
7th Of July.
Seventy dollars were assessed by the
Recorder yesterday morning, and twenty
dollars were collected.
The great Italian Picnic comes Off on
Tuesday next at James Park. The COM
mitJees, etc, are 10 be found in another
place.
The tumble-bug question seems to
veI the locals of the Ledger-and Ira
taHets. We are sorry we inUerfered in a
family quarrel,
The bsLquette in front Of the entrance
Of the County Court building is in a terri
bic condition. We hope the Court will
order il mended.
There was a very remarkable change
in the atmosphere Yesterday. At present
writing III p.m.) OyercOsts Snd fires are
very comfortable.
The case of Squire Willard, reported
by US yesterday morning, was, on expla-
nation, dismissed by Judge Bullock, the
Squire being completely exonerated.
"A train on the East Tennessee and
Bristol railroad ran of the track yester-
day beyond Knoxville. Three passenger
cars went Oh the track in a deep cut.
Nobody hurt. Colonel Parkman was on
board, and kept things steady.
-Chancellor Morgan yesterday ap-
pointed Captain Ed. A. Cole Clerk and
Master of the First IfrrrrfH Elw---nH--
Yerger appointed our friend Colonel NJ.
ID. i. Stewart TO a similar Office in his
Court. Both appointments gave uni
verssl satisfaction yesterdsy-even the
disappointed candidates joining in CON-
mendiDg the choice.
The new time table of the Mempbis
and Louisville Railroad goes into effect
tomorrow. Trains will hereafter leave
Memphis at AIS am. and 1880 pm. in
stead Of as heretofore, and the time
through to New York has been reduced
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PLANTERS BANK
The Creditors of the Planters Bank
lJeferson street, near Main.

A RE hereby notified that. by a decree of
n the ChapceJy Court at Nashville, in the
cause % ~. ". BERRY AGArSST THE PLANT
ERSi BANK AND OTHERS, made with a view to
a financial distribution Of the assets, the
holders OF the notes OF the Planters BanK,
or any other claims or demands, of WhatsO-
ever nature, against said Bank, must file the
same IN theO Office OF the Clerk and Master OF
said Chaneery Court, by or before the
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A CARD FROM SQUIRE NORTON.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. June 10, Is

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 10, 1870.
Editors appeal; In your issue of yes
terday l find an article setting forth that
the matter in controversy between W. L.
Stewart. S. A. Moore, John E. Burke and
John Z. Elliott, has been settled by the
withdrawal Of w. L. Stewart from the
contest for the position of Justice of the
Peace, as of the candidates at the so
called election in March last, and thereby
creating the impression that Burke, Ell
lott and Moore were legally elected.
The election for magistrates can only
take place in the forthcoming month of
August, as no vacancy existed in March
last. l shall, in due time, present myself
as a candidate for reelection as one of the
Justices of the Peace for the Fourteenth
Civil District of =SheIby county, being
now LEGALLY acting IN that capacity by
virtue of a commission issued to me, and
which does not expire until 1874, except
by virtue of the New Constitution va
eating all similar offices. Having been
duly elected and qualified, no power on
earth can d~ispOssess me of the position
except the votes of the people at the en-
suing election, and bytheir decision alone
l shall be governed.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN NORTON, J. P.
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The difference between the Banning
Brace Truss and those in common use Is,
that while the latter merely stop the out
let by pressing upon the external ring,
thus neeessitating great pressure to pre-
vent the descent of the hernia, thereby
causing an Enlargement of the ring or
outlet; a second hernia on the opposite
side, and paralysis from the pressure upon
the nerves issuing from the spine, and are
never worn with comfort or ease. The
former sits fmmoysbly and comfortably
in all positions of the body, makes no
pressure on the back, prevents a second
rupture on the opposite side, and by a
supporting and elevating action upon the
bowels, renders but slight pressure neces-
cary, not upon the rings, but upon the
canal between the two rings, favoring a
contraction of the rings, and a speedy,
radical cure. DR.. Banning is at Mrs. Bay
lis, corner Of Madison and Third streets,
where he may be consulted for 3 few
days, for the treatment and cure of rup-
ture, spinal deformities, piles, ~prolapsus-
ami, ~varicocele, and all weakness of the
male and female system. The medical
profession and the public are cordially in
vited to call and examine his system of
light, cool and scientific mechanical sup
ports for the human body. No charge for
consultation or examination.
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AH@ GAaCAAaOay
eh would last a lifetime. Don't
b child a hopeless case because
sys some very bad habits. SYM
with them, that sympathy
4rengthen and invigOrate them
with frmness the trials they
fne years ago." said the Rev.
fay, 81 had in my garden a
shich never bore. One day as
going down with the ak in my
10 fell it, my wife met me in
Ahway and pleaded for it, say
Why, the spring is now very
istay, and see if there may not
me change-and if not you can
with it accordingly As l had
'repented following her advice,
he'd 10 it now; and what was the
luenceP In afew weeks, the tree
bvered with blossoms, and in a
|eeks more it was bending with
] Ali said 1, this should teach
] will learn a lesson from hence
cut down too soon; that is, not
hsider persons incorrigible or
Dned too soon, or to give up
and the use Of means and prayer
ir behalf"
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Parkman arrived home yesterday
from New York and Washington. We
are Indebted to him for papers from both
cities.
Col. Peter Turney, deemed the
bravest son of Tennessee who held a
place in the army of Virginia, is at the
Overton. A bullet once found its way
into Col. Turney's mouth, spoiled a capi-
tai Joke. and has made it impossible for
the once facile lawyer and eloquent bar
rister to practice bis profession; he Is a
headed. a logical thinker, incorruptibly
honest. and fitted by nature and attain
mepts for the place he seeks.
ST.. LOUIS HOME JOURNAL at Joe
Loeka,s. 2SBK Main street.
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1870 MOMTVALA SPRINGS, 1870

THIS favOrite summer resort, situated IN
L BlOunt county, East Tennessee, WAS
opened for the reception Of visitors on the
drSt of June. 500
The marked beneficial result attending the
use of these waters in functional derange-
ments OF the
LipeT, Bosoels, Kidneys and SKIN, ami the cure Of
Chronic Diseases, attest their Ned
tcat Properties.
The buildings at MOntvale have been re-
paired, reitted and repainted, and every
thing put in good order.
All the accessories for enjoyment and rec
reatiOn at the hest watering places Will be
found here
The facifktes for reaching Montvale this
season are IHcreRsed by the extension of the
Knoxville am Charleston Railroad, and reg
ular trains are ginning TO Naryville. whence
passengers are 9nveyed in coaches to the
Springs. nine nh s distant.
RATES OF BoARA~CPer day, 81 so; per week,
SIS; per month, Soc
pT Address for pamphlets containing
analysis and descriptions of waters, etc,
SEP L. KIN
Jel0 Knoxville. Tenn.
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RARE CHANCE for a good investment
will occur this evening at . O'Clock, on
Besle street, opposite he west end of the
market house, in the sale of the valuable
business lot at public auction. One fact
is evident; no better property can be OBJ
tanned outside of Main street, IN a busi-
ness point Of view. The sale should at
as no doubt il will, numerous buy
ers. 'Theterms are one-half cash, balance
in one and two years.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
Namobis and ST. Louis D. s Mail Line

Memphis anu y. LUIS o "aH E"S
For OaceoIa. Madrid. Hickman, Belmont and
$3.50 COnuectfng at BelmOu with the
IRON Mountain 2. r.. At cairo Win
Illinois Central Railroad, ana
boats up the Ohio RIVER.
aD.un TOWER -Lennox master
Tbts snrendid passenger steamer -
Will leave Is above ~
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm
Eraiybt received at theSt Louis Whartboat,
W =. DILL. Agent
ta1t FLEM. CALNEI-T- SupL
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CURE OF RUPTURES.

c. S. GENERAL HOSPITAL AT CITY POINT,
April Is, 1869.
Sir. The undersigned board have the
honor tn report that we have carefully
examined and tested the Banning Brace
Truss, and unanimously consider that,
compared with other trusses in use, DIR,
Banning's is infinitely superior, their ac-
ton being perfect in every position of the
body, as hospital nurse, stretcher bearer,
etc, etc.
M. o. MCDONALD, Pres't,
Surg. u. ). Vols.
W. I. FAXON,
Surg. I'D Reg't Mass. Vols.
c. A. MCCALL, Recorder,
Asst Surg. U. S. A.
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THTfELE-On Poplar street between
Third and Fourth Gold IgllLo.s
marked s W.. F." FOR which the hnCeF WI.
je3
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the LIST OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis Postof1ce and not deltV-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers.
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GRACE CHURCH PIcNIC.-The scholars
Of the Sunday school will assemble at
the Church by half past eight O'Clock am.
to-day, June IL. Cars will leave the
Church at nine O'Clock for the grove on
the fernando road. Parties sending bas-
kets of provisions to the Church will find
a wagon in waiting to take them out to
the grounds.
JAMES CARMICHAEL,
Rector of Grace Church.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

St. Louis and New Orleans Packet Co..
Re9uIar New Orleans Packet FieAsouIs'
Natchez and New DfeHns-
r-vrrp Isaac II. jones, master
rms elegant passenger steamer -
viii leave as above
SATUhDAN. nth inst. a. pm
q. j.. WAsaINGLuE agent
M Madisou street.
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AUCTION.
AT AUCTION,

ny A M. sTODDARD q CO., Groceries
ID and Dry Goods. Also, a small lot Of nne
iaiI 4. y. sroppARp. A-uetIoneer.
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BARGAINS

Ladies' Hose at lOc, worth 25c.
Table Linen at 4Oc, worth 75c.
Irish Linen at 35c, worth SOC.
Nsinsooks, Swisses, Towels, D0ylies
and Dress Goods at New York cost, at B.
+. ROsenstiel q Cos, No. 3l6H Main st.
AT REDUCED PRICEs-Trimming goods,
notions, jewelry, fancy goods, etc, at
7. W. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
on and after May Is. $50, trains Will ruh
daily sundays excepted, as follows:
Arrives. Leaves
uro,aHaId 6.OJ pm. 80 am.
PM Nv
Ferrvboat will leave whari0oatr ioo1 OF
Union street. daily att am.
General Agent and Superintendent
b p. ROBs0N, Asst SupL
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DISSOLUTION.

HT eopartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, in the firm name
Of Davis & stewar closed by limitation on
Che irstinstant. J.C. DAVIS,
VIM. r. STEWART.
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FIrst MOndaY in October. $50.

And hat notice of this order be pAblished in
at least one OF the daily papers Of lSShviIle.
Knoxville and Memphis, and IN theSAekly
papers Of Franklin, Pulaski. MurfreesborO
Athens and Clarksvtlle. continuously up to
the first Monday in October, 1870.
MORTON b. HOWELL.
fel0 Clerk and Magfa-
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TAKEN UP.

AFAEF-One bay mare. which the owner
III en- have by proving property ana psy-
.-yaE T. " OFDONNELL.
20 Chief OF Police
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FnR SALE.

nOrSF-vo. s. Linden street Inquire at
III Appeal office.
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ARKANSAS RIVER LINE
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
E[cU. S. Mail Line.
spr1nE Arransemene

The Elegant Passenger Packets
HOS. Il. ALLEN---.Reese P~rtchE-u, mls-e
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lips. DAVID L, 81. IOHS
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ATTENTION, LADIEs-Just received, q
new stock of Jet JeweIry, the most beau
tifuI pattern shown in Memphis. Also,
an assortment of large Crosses, at
J. ROESCHER'S JET PALACE,
32S Main street.
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FOR HOT SPRINGS.

So COACHES LEAVE LITTLE Rock da '
at 5 am. FARE ONLY So (by purchasing
50 Rsund Trip Ticket" cool UNTIL Used.
FARR ONE WAY, So. Private coaches and
pleasant clrrisges-Eor parties Of three or
or four for carriage and seven for coach, re-
main over night en- route Secure by tele-
graph at our expense. Fare s.. Tickets for
sale at Z7L and rs Xain strees and 3 Madi-
son street, Memphis.
CHiDEsTER, SEARLE CO,
mvgg ProprietOrs-
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n beautiful residence, No,
X HT Monroe. near Wellington. INQUIRE al
STFEVFRE corner Madison and Sec9na-
i. Il. PRITCHEII-
TVOUSE AND DOT-Thst beautit1 RESI-
II Jence. No ., fronting % ieet on 1870
- Ia fo- ssIa on easy terms. Apply 70
CHA- r. BUCHANAN, l9 Nanc 81. IeL
sale chean. the well improved
II donnie House. Nos. 50 aud % avery aLLE
T0r1nufs- corue~ % Elliott Apply az 1LHee
~ Southern Life Insurance Company 10
80 Main street. up stairs ISL
I AND-Ny place OF eleven acreeo cnC-SS
F.D5 All hinder cultivation. with a va
TTErv 0r croIce fruit trees, situated on Union
avenue. ~ miles nom Court square anu
-Opur-frar the residence OF W H. tneErN -.
m. r.rD-1vana7rs consist o. a me r faine
H1Use III six rooms and a halli ADJOINING
are kitchen sud servants rooms car
Eousa- stables and s~tUre-h0use& For terms
-I-fvEo N. ". kENNEN,
mvN Tarpau'in Depot, on the LeFee.
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70 CITY AND COUNTRY 9fRcHaNTs.

Having determined to discontinue the
DRY GOODS business, we airs offering u
stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes n
Notions at net cash prices, payable No
vember l, 1870. This inducement is wor-
thy your attention, IS our stock is yet
complete. Special Inducements given to
any one wishing TO buy stock and stand.
j.. II. L~oewenstiue & Bros, No. 23l Main
street, Clay Building. Remember the
number.
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CHARLES
Cn-orfntonlanA Co Wn-

The Arkansas is again reported declin-
ing, after swelling ten feet in all at Little
Rock. White river was at a stand on
Thursday, but a rise was looked for,
which has no doubt set in ere this. Our
dispatches give the latest points from
above. Heavy rains fell yesterday, and
the weather was cold and unreasonable.
Business on the levee is dull.
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MAXWELL HOUSE.

Dec ~. 1907.
DR.. BANNING: I wish to say to all sub
iects of Hernia, that 1 Wa for years an
unhappy sufferer from a desperate hernia,
and a greater from the use Of trusses,
But, since wearing the Banning Brace
Truss, 1 am 50 perfectly comfortable from
its general bracing support, that l could
afford to be ruptUred for the privilege Of
wearing the instrument. 1t is a pleasing
and strengthening support, as well as a
truss. Truly, etc.
ANTHONY MCGREGOR.
DR.. B. NAV be consulted at Mrs. Bay,
lis, corner Of Madison and Third streets,
for a few DAYS.
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POcMS AND BOARD.


&C II ="
4 FIEsT-CLASSD AG-BOAEplNG hODSE
4 Is-r-- - per K per month
49, - mylZ
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sg The Cotton Brokerage and Commission
Business viii be continued by the subscriber,
under the nrm Of 3. Q. Davis & Co, at the
office formerly occupied by the old nrm, z6
Front street. J. c. DAVIS
-, ,e-o. f8
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ToWgoaT LITTLE ALPS.

TOWING and all work in her S
lowest rates. Leave orders az A Cars Scat
store. on Isvee; with Bigley, AeLersh q Co.,
or apply on board to
mv2 W W MAINGAULT. MfSter-
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Heuphis and Arkansas River Packet o.
Whits River U S. Sail Line.

nNHE entirely new and msgnln- -A
cent gfde-wheel passenger
nsck ct, built expressly foE the trsue,
* p WALT-----JOH N$stet
W,ii1 ave Nezuphis EVERY az
so5cloes p.m. tor all points on EIIS eLNEk
TTTeoraa To g-AcgsOSPoEr; also, % -
PorST and SEARcY on LITE - nc,
-o.J fo-Tr We Rock and HOT oFsLNH.. toh-
necfing al J ~eksOsport with steamer Bates.
WILLIE for POCAb ~CSCAsHnd
N n 90 80 z, ard Eith steamer Argos 10y
Rstesviiis Eo- dreigSt " passage epRy On
BOARD or at ONCE o. the CNGpah5' NJ
son street, Stanton Block. ~
app ". IL RENN- NDAH. AEsnL-
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed. Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
umn, it should be read by all.
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Stockholders Meeting.

THE annual meeting Of the stockholders
i OF the shelby Comfy Agricultural, Me-
chanieal and Horticultural Society will take
place at the hall Of the Chamber OF Com
merce, on SATURDAY, 18th inst, al II o'clock
an Subscribers who have not paid up the
whole amount OF their stock, will not be en-
tttled to vote. Stockholders who furnish
written PROXIES, win be entitled TO vote.
leo LEON TROU5DALE. Secretary
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DIR. BANNING informs those wishing
to consult him for the application Of his
Braces, Trusses, Spinal Props, and Pile,
Abdominal and Spinal Shoulder Braces,
that he closes his office az Mrs. Bayllss
corner of Madison and Third streets, at L
IN. on Monday, the 18th.
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THE LATEST NEWS may always be had
at Joe Locke's News Stand, 1854 Main
urraar
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$1,000 Reward

For any case OF Blind, Bseedsng or Ltchtso
PILES that DEBING'S 4 aEAKDY fails TO
cure. 1t has cured cases of Dyears standing.
Try IL, and get rid Of the most troublesome
disease flesh Is heir to. Sold by all druggists.
Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
L~d6rGeoy-l42 Franklin street,
apG Baltimore, Md
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has the
largest variety of Monthlies, Illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-11

GROCERIES, dry goods and furniture at
auction this morning; also millinery
goods, by A. M. SToDDARD,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-11

~ THE grocery you trade at has not got
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder, you
had better buy of another than 60 with
out it. One trial in making biscuit or
cake will repay your trouble.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-11

No. l Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew & Allen, No. 5 West Court street,