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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-04

MEMPHIS GAS WORKS, March 6.
The river fell inch the past "a hours.
Below nigh water mark of 1867, feet 5
inches. CHAS. GOODWIN,
Superintendent Gas Works.
The weather, which for several days has
been warm and agreeable, changed
Wednesday night, and during the greater
portion Of yesterday il rained, thereby
interfering greatly with shipments from
this port. Business at our wharf yester-
day was decidedly dull, owing partly to
the weather and partly to the limited
number of arrivals and departures. The
river is now falling here and at Cairo, and
stationary at st. Louis. The Ohio is rising
at Louisville and Cincinnati, with over
nine feet.in the canal at the former point,
and falling at Pittsburg. The Arkansas
continues to decline, with less than thirty
inches over the shoals to Little Rock and
two feet above that point to Fort Smith.
White river is falling slowly, bus has yet
a fair boating stage to Jacksonport.
CAIRO, March 3.--Bee, St. Louis to
New Orleans, at am; City OF Cairo,
Memphis 70 st. Louis, II am; Mary BE
Donald, 0uachita to St. Louis, am;
am; I. L. McGill, New Orleans to st.
Louis, 10 am; Clara, Memphis to st.
Louis, pm; kenton, Cincinnati to New
Orleans, pm; Tbos. 7. Eckert, passed
here Yesterday morning without landing,
bound for the wreck Of Emma No. 3.
The river fell inches. There has been
a light rain all day; mercury $50.
CINCINNATI, March 3.-The river is sta
tiOnary, with % feet eight inches in the
chsnnel. Weather hazy. Arrived: Sa-
vannah. Departed: p. w. Strader.
NASHVILLE, March 3.-The river is
rising with 9 feet on Harpeth Shoals. The
weather is mild and rainy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tom. Berry backed out the Caldwell
last night for w hite river with a fair
trip of both passengers and freight.
The Celeste, for Arkansas river, and
commanded by Captain Ed. Nowland,
will take her departure at 8 o'eluck this
evening for all landings on the Arkan-
Ras. For freight or passage call on w. II.
KsnnedaY, No. Madison street.
The we'll known steamer Commercial,
Matt Glass, Master, leaves this port to-
morrow evening for Jacksonport and all
points on While river. Jack Wilson at
304 Front street, viii furnish any desired
information as to freight or passage.
he swift steamer Sam. j. Hale, of the
Dean Line, Captain Walker on the roof,
is the regular Cincinnati packet to-mOr-
row and gets away at pm. sharp. Larry
Harmstad q Co. viii receive freight for
her and give through bills of lading to all
points north.
The reliable General Anderson leaves
this evening for Friar's Point, making all
the way landings. James Lee is her mas
ter. and will give his personal attention
to the comforb of all who travel on his
boat.
The tonnage continues Ia demand at St.
Jouis. and steamboatnen are getting
their own price. Wednesdays Democrat
saws: Even with the immense amount
of'barge tonnage lately put in commission
by the Memphis Packet Company and
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FROM NASHVILLE.
synopsis Of the Proceedings Of the House
and Senate.

SPECIAL TO THE MEMPHIS APPEAL.
NASHVILLE, March "A House
resolution was adopted directing the
Comptroller not to receive bonds here
after to become due in payment OF in
terest on debts due the State.
The House blu to fund the floating
debt Of the State passed second
reading.
The House bill to exempt wounded
soldiers of the late war from paying
poll tax was rejected.
kA number Of House bills, mostly Of
an unimportant character, passed a
second reading, but cannot become
laws before the adjourned session.
The special committee on the secret
radical circular, submitted a report
which was adopted, asking that the
committee be discharged, after having
become satisfied that said circular
was simply a political document and
not meant disrespectful to the House.
The House bill to allow saloon
keepers TO sell beer on Sunday was
rejected.
The Senate having refused to concur
in the House amendment eXemptng
members of city councils in incorpor-
ated towns from serving on juries, the
House reeeded from its amendment
Speaker Perkins and Neil S. Brown,
Jr., First Clerk of the House, were
each presented with a gold headed
cane. as a mark of respect, from the
members of the House.
The conventional interest bill was
Incorrectly enrolled. Instead of tax
ing effect from its passage, it does not
90 into effect until the first Of June.
The Conference Committee appoint
ed to adjust the differences between
the two Houses on the County Mar
ebal bill. submitted a report recon-
mending that. the House recede from
its amendment and adopt the bill as 1t
came from the Senate.
No quorum being present, the House
adjourned until tomorrow.
There will hardly be aquOrum again
before the close OF the session.
jSuqte.-A considerable amount Of
private business was disposed of.
A resolution instructing the Comp
troller not to settle the claim Of the
United States against the Edgefeld |
and Kentucky, and the Memphis, /
Clarksville and Louisville Railroads
assumed by the State until the claim .
of the State against the United States 4
shall be settled, was adopted.
The House bill toamend the charter
Of the Memphis City Schools passed
its first reading.
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VOL. BONO. 1873
ANNOUNCEMENTS


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NunIoInaI court...Iudue Eouts.

NHsiotLaA SVAt t---auuAo EhueO'
Yesterday the following business was
transacted:
HALEY VS.. Brown & Co; Judgment for
plaintiff SIS.
Heath & Co. VS. Fletcher ct al; ludg-
ment for plaintiff, S5g4 81.
Seessel q Co. vs.. NJ. Nealis; judgment
for plaintiff. Sl03 s..
Walker vs. Guest; judgment for plaint-
If, S4l 81.
The case Of Wavman against Wood,
plaintiff, was called, and judgment
ilirmed.
To day the following cases will be called
for trial:
2l6l Hickman VS.. Eddins.
2IlS Taylor vs. MOrehead.
2l2I Carter vs.. Peterson q Heugold.
2I64 Ward, administrator, vs.. Andrews.
2I67 O'Donnell VS.. Meath.
2I71 Bliss w. Cooke.
2I74 Walker vs.. Hays.
2l79 Nichelet ct al vs.. Grish9ber.
2lS2 Stevenson vs.. Mcknight.
2iS3 Hyatt vs.. Miller.
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CONSTABLE I4th CIVIL DISTRICT.

TONSTABLE.-In reply TO a very compLl-
- mentary call in the APPEAL. 81 gued &c IT.
izen," hereby announce myself as q cGuu5-
date for Constable OF the Fourteenth Cfvl
District, pledging myself, II elected, 70 par-
form my duty 20 the best Of my ability
feb4 Respectfully, BEN. u. GAlE E--r
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WAHTED-mlsCELLAHEous.

Notices under thEs head iciU Be Inserted al T..
ceHss per isyle, s0ch insertion.
< ITU UATION-8y lsdy as governess OF. as
y teacher in q school; sddrs
a Y. ESN Z
INNS Mem pnis Tenn.
< ETUATIOS-Iu b grocery store Ret rs 90
- +. j. Alison Sl4 r 'front.' street; 1idra.-
Lnh5 Y z. fHi- 1ruea
E1AllE az. q pa Iut-. Hltl s-T.. ...
Il IN new bu8IuEss 30 Da iu.r.r--.- ..
= i-1cu mas paid g ht4st , usr cent tg- 3 .. .a.-
aCuress Hicha.sOL, Fust1liic-.
4 cOuR-EEFPEF- pl5cJic8i Da .r r-
II aI1 600. business MAJ HoIl1 ills
uaIion. Best o. references can Ha Vel.
con control trade: aa1Iczs uuE f-- .7.a.
y lsz, 0g this Olficc.
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TELEGRAPHlC SUMMARY.
Imporis and Exports.

IUlpVI . aIIl NApVI t1'
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The total
amount Of merchandise and specie
imported into the United States for
six months, ending January l, 1870,
was $2I3, ,693, 1872, and the total exports
Of merchandise, specie and bullion
for the same time, Sl99, ,124,111. OF
the exports and imports, American
ships carried SI56, ,035, 10. The ex-
ports of specie show an Improvement
in favor OF the United States for the
above period of 81, ,375, ,607.
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]. w. VoEGELI.
PROCLAMATION.

L Tennessee, by virtue of the power and
in me vested, do hereby command
the Commissioners of Registration through
out the state to open and hold an election on
the 28th day of March, 1870, at
the various places of voting in their respect
i've counties. for the purpose Of rattfying or
the new Constitution. as submitted
by the recent Convention; and Que returns
thereof make according TO law.
In testimony whereof ! have here
unto set my hand and caused the
1sEALl great seal OF State to be affixed. at the
department in Nashville, this 18th day
of February, 1870
ID. W. c. SENTER, Governor.
BY the Governor:
a ]. FI.ErOEER. secretarv OF State. mh8
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Wednesday. goth March. 1870.
DISSOLUTION.

SO The copartnership heretofore existing
between John McGruer and 81. W. Joiner,
under the Arm and style OF MCGRCER q
JOINER, was dissolved by mutual consent on
February u, 1870, q. W. Joiner retiring.
John McGrper, continuing the Grocery and
Produce Business, at the same stand, as
sumes the liabilities of the late firm, and is
alone authorized to collect all notes ana ac-
counts due the said firm.
JOHN MCGRUER,
q. W. JOINER
Man1phis March = lS-n nh3
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NOTICE.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, MARION
Crittenden CouIAy, Ark, March J, 1850.
A LII parties ifVerested are hereby notified
"A that the tiNg for paying taxes for the
year 1893 VIII a9bire on the 3Otn inst, after
which time all lands returned delinquent
for said year, there will be a penalty of
fifty per cent added.
W. D. HARDIN,
mh2 Eheritf and .aLLEctnr-
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Law Coart---Iudae Anderson.

The evidence in the case OF Sullivan VS..
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Ccmpa-
ny, was closed yesterday evening, and
the case Will be argued to-day.
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THE GERMAN MOVEMENT.


The Germans met in council again last
evening, and the result was aichts. In the
crowded condition of our columns we
cannot give detailed report of the meet
ing, but we can only say that " Bedlam
let loose was not a patching to it. " Ich
bite lGBI's Wert," resounded from every
quarter of the building at the same mo-
ment for three-quarters Of the time that
they were in session, and " llfeiHe HeTTen,
erLau6en sic mar" the other quarter. AI-
les iss der Wet H5er klein Klein Kind.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

THE firm OF Brooks 4 Dennis, heretofore
/ doing Boot and Shoe business at 292
Main street, Memphis. Tenn. was, by expi-
ration OF copartnership, dissolved, TO take
effect February 7, 1870, NJ. S. Brooks with
drawing from said firm. and dispOsing of his
interest to his nephew, II. Clay Cross, either
partner being authorized to receipt for or In
liquidation OF any claims due OF owing the
old firm. Nj. 5. BROOKS
A n
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

GHOLsON-The friends and acquaintance
OF JOHN GHoLsoN are invited to attend his
this (FRIT,AY) morning, at 10 o'clock.
from his late residence. No. I2S Pontotoc st.
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A. 9. Dennis and II. Clay Cross did asso-
clate themselves Of date February 7, 1870 as
partners ia the Boot and Shoe business, and
viii carry on the firm business at 292 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, under firm name of
Dennis & Cross. A. q. DENNIS,
mn4 Il. c. CROSS
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NOTICE.

OFFICE PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, March 8, 1870.
THE stockholders of this Company are
I hereby Notified. that at a regular 10 Getting
of the Directory, held this day, a dividend Of
10 per cent, free of Government tax. was de-
clared on the capital stock OF said Com pany,
said dividend to be credited on the stock notes.
mh4 j. A. SIMMONS, Secretary.
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MASONIC NOTICE

FTHE stated communication OF Leila
l Scott Lodge No. 2S9,will be held w
this FRIDAY) Evening, March 4th at/N%\
7 o'clock for dispatch Of business
All NJ NJ. IS are fraternally iuYi-sd.
BY order Of r. W. MtTCHIsLL, W. NJ.
q STIrRM Secretary. mb4
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FOR REHT.


.fottess under tbs hetd tCfT be tFis.Tta 1g faF
cents per line each insertion
L OUSE-NO. s. MOsby street. coutsilIu- g.
II rooms. nearly new. and I'm good O. aa.-
uOu. FOR particulars lEQulre ~
VA BOOT
mhi No. 43 Second street.
ID ESIDENCE-A Furnished Tzo-afc-v
IL Brick Residence; apply 70 j. B. RU5sl.l-ll-
A North Court street. mu1
HOUSE.-A large Brick House. containing
i 4 ten rooms. centrally located, between
Third and Fourth streets, suitable for G. pri-
vate family or bOardingnOuse; furniture for
sale; apply at this Office. nh2
HOUSE house, containing
Il tWenty-fOur rooms, No. 81 Main street.
near the Ohio depot.
febS APPLY ON PREMISES.
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Criminal Court---H E. Hudson, Iudge.

This Court is engaged in trying the case
of the State vs.. Arthur Cartwright, in-
dicted tor murder. A jury was obtained,
and few witnesses examined on yester-
day.
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DIED.

NELSON-On Big Creek, shelby county,
Tenn, February %, 1870, Mrs. NANCY G. Nell
son, widow OF the late Rev. Matthew Nelson,
decaasad
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No. 1873 I-2 MAIN STREET.
MOSBYS CHEAP VARIETY STORE.
Goods al Reduced Prices, 297 Main street,
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE

a EIsCELLAEEOUS school Books and sta
w tionsry, Jewelry and Silver Plated Ware,
Notions and Fancy Goods, Port Monnaies,
Comhs Brushes, Collars, Suspenders, and
everything IN the notion line. A general
stock OF al kinds Of toys, and q great variety
Of dollar goods, such as plated castorss RObiets
and mugs, glass and cEOckery ware all kinds
Of knives, forks and spoons. Prize candy. all
brands and prices. at wholesale and retail.
iandreth's Garden Seeds. mil
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


THE regular meeting of Ruth .,szssss..
i Lodge. No. l. Degree OF Re e sss.
bel1ah, viii be held This FRIDAY -
Evening 4th inst, at o'clock. 'sSPtlt.S>
All the members are requested to attend.
BY order OF J. K. RUSSELL, ". @.
c. d. billiard, Secretary. mh4
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MURRAY 8 RIocELY.
NGeroh'nt Ea1zo-s
81 MApfaoN SrREEr

81 MADISON STREET,
ESIRE 10 inform their patrons and the
~ public generally, that they have rscei ed
the most cOmpleje aud admit Table stock ai
SPRING GOODS thit they nave ever been
able 70 offer in this market, consisting Of ths
very choicest selections OF French ana Eng
lish Cloths, Coatlngs, Sui1ng-, Pants and
Eestings, All of Whirh they are able to offer
at reduced price, and TO make up in the latest
and most superb style. Give them call mo
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RIVER NEWS.
RoATs LEAYING THIs pAY.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.


Sam J. Hale, Usage, Lady Pike
Celeste
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COUNTY COURT CLERsLI bsrebv az
y nOunoe myself as an irdeDsndant esr,[il-
date for Clerk Of the County Court.
jail IL gFApz
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ChanCery Court Chancellor Morgan.
To-day is motion day. The roll Of At
torneys viii be called, commencing with
ttY -
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.


ROME, March 8.-The sessions Of the
Ecumenical Council will be resumed
next week. The Pope is confident Of
his ability to carry out his PROPOSE
ton OF nfaiiibility.
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Removal and Copartnership n otios
220 Main Street.

VEvILLIAM FRANK. DEALER IN STAPLE
w and FANCY DRY GOODS, has removed
from the Great Red store, 20 Main street, TO
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From the Holly Springs Reporter, FEB. II, $50.
The following Certificates are from we'll
known Citizens and Planters Of Mar
shall County, Mississippi.
TcoMMUNICATED.l
MARSHALL COUNTY, MISS, February 1870.
WE, the undersigned, have witnessed q
w trial of the Reynolds Universal Plow.
It does its work thoroughly as turn plow and
subsoii, and 1t is a universal stock Of sim
plicity and durability. We believe IL to be
the most economical pioW we have seen;
and hence we believe IL to be the plow for
our country. Albert Hamilton,
Ed. Mckinney. Thomas J. Malone,
Il. N Davis r. W. Upshaw,
J. Oswald James Sims,
William q Pegues r. A. Bowen.
]. ]. wilkins, George J. Finley.
Rag- The above PiOw may be seen at the
Foundry OF RANDALL & HEATH, In this city.
THE RIGHT OF THIS PLoW FOR SALE mhS
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FOR CLERK ID CIRCUIT COURT

(tLERK SECOND CIRCUIT CoTTRT-TE o..
- [sopte q oisetog County: I am caudf..fr-
LOT Cierk OF the Second Cfrcuit t,o74rf ~
Sleioy county, at the ensuing March eIscffo,7
IeDl ROLFE 8 sAUNDERe
f1LERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-Vs
~ are authorized 70 announce E r. ! F2F5-,s
Us an independent candidate for th. Orfic-
OF clerk OF the Second Circufr COur1 af m,
ensuing March election go
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WARTED---AGERTs.

GO EO PER MONTH, to sell the only GEr-
- = ~ UINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHISE PRICE ONLY BIS.
Great inducements to agents. This is the
most popular Sewing Machine OF the day
makes the famous :" Elastic Lock Stitch; !" will
do any kind OF work that can be done on any
machine. lO0,0o0 sold, and the demand con-
stantly increasing. Now is the time to take
an agency. Send for circulars rs BeleOre Of
i1tfTJIi0ers. =6G Address SECCMB 4 CO.. BOs-
ton, Mass; Pittsburg, Pa; or ST. Louis, Mo.
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pE- Mr.. SEYMOUR L. LEE has this day
been admitted as a partner in the firm. The
business Will be continued under the style
and drm af WA. FRANK & Co,
mh2 rs RdpiH street.
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Have on hand and to arrive;
$50 hhds. Louisiana Sugar,
500 packages MoIasses,
500 bags Coffee,
500 barrels Salt,
500 barrels Flour--alI grades,
$50 barrels Whisky--all grades,
md numerous articles not mentioned. ial6
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From England.

next week. The Pope Is COnnuent OF
his ability to carry out his PROPOSE
ton OF inailibility.
From England.
LONDON, March 3.-CommOdore
Edwards, who surveyed the route
across the Isthmus Of Darien for Il
ship canal in 1854, writes to the
Standard, exultiug ia the resumption
Of the project, and expresses his be-
lief in its perfect feasibility.
At a quarterly meeting Of the
Grand Lodge OF Free and Accepted
Masons, held to-day, the Earl of De
Gray and Repon, was chosen Grand
Master and the Grand Lodge of New
Brunswick was recognized.
From France.
PARIS, March 3.-Tbe specie in the
Bank of France has increased to r.
100000 francs.
The press of the city complain Of
the delay in clearing up the alleged
conspiracy against the nation and the
life Of the Emperor.
The ProcUreur General yesterday
served a notice upon Prince Pierre
BOnaparJe to appear before the High
Court, TO answer to the matter of the
Victor Noir homicide.
A preliminary meeting Of Ameri-
cans, held last night, to take action
relative to the death Of Mr.. Burlin-
game, agreed to call a large meeting
next Wednesday, to be presided over
by Mr.. Washburne, American Minis
ter. Ex-Governor Bullock, of Mas
sachusetts, will deliver the Grafton.
The Diplomatic Corps has been in
Vited.
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THIEVES ABOUT LOOK OUT

&lOO ROWaTC5s
@ TOLEN from the subscribers farm, ten
- miles east OF Bartlett, two fine young
MARE MULES; one an iron gray, fifteen to
fifteen hands one inch high, freshly trimmed.
and newly shod all round. with white spot
on the rump, half way between the hip and
tail. the size of a mans hand. with harness
marks on the sides, and of gaunt form and
very SHY in being bridled, and very stylish
in appearance--five years old. The other is
light gray or roam, nearly white, trimmed
and shod as the other, with a full blaze lace,
and a brand on the left thigh, believed 70 De
the letter S.-five years old These Mules
have gone south OF Wolf river, ana may oe
captured with the robbers, IN NORM Mlssls-
sippi. Fifty dollars for the mules ana MY
dollars for the thieves r,o,,,,,,,,,
mh3 r. ~. EsOAfo4E-1hs
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

alOONL1 COUhT CLERK.-We are author
~ lzed 70 announce ]. p. 5TRA NCTF. ~ an
independent candidate Tor the ON &c OF -1'Ir,--
Court Clerk, at the ensuing March aieoffr--- :.
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FOR JUDGE Isr CIRCUIT COO
FOR CLERK 1sr CIRCUIT cor-gr

f7LEkK FIRST CIRCUIT COURT r4-.--
- Appeal: The friends OF JOF4N II pC.uts1t
HereDy request you 70 announce MS Bar,l.--- -.
candidate for the First Circuit Ce,uTf f-.z.-5-
OF SlelDy county at the next March aieers..-.
LeDL1 MANY FRI ENI-
[ iLEhk FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-Ve ava
- authorized 70 Announce TEaNE- n -5.-
as an independent candidate for tof ofIira ~
SIerA Of the First Circuit Court at the e1.rI-
Ing March election. fe5Is
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STATE & COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR.
FOR SHERIFF.

y HERIFF.-I hereby announce myself as
= an independent candidate for re-eIee-l on
20 the ONCE of sheriff, at the ensuing Ma-ca
election A. p. CURRY
jail Sheriff Of Shelby county.