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Ia spLENnIn oFFEn..w, hnr
RRISTOL FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Tho noxt HALF SESSION Of the lnsntnte will
begin le
list Day or February. 1870.
under the following
EA(NTT w.

". J. MORRISSETT, Graduate Va.
Xii. Inst, and A, N. graduate Wi
liam and Mary College, Principal
Ed. j. +. KiSUANON, Moral Science aud
History.
Miss JENNIE LAT IAN, Assistant.
Mrs. NJ, L. KlNOANON. Matrop and As
sistant.
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TERMS.

These eparges include tuition in FronoA, Latin
Crock, tho Mental Moral and Physical scioncos
English Language aud Literature, History. Matho-
MATES, and all the Elementary English studios.
Students charged froiA datos of entrance TO the
close Of tho Half Session, except in case Of pro
tmctcd sickness. For further information apply foI
Circular TO hid. J. T. KlNCANON,
dec lott Bristol Tenn
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L Y N 9 Fl BU r. @
Prices Current.
CORRECTED ny
Lee TAYLOR, &c CO,
GRoceRs, CoMMlssr MEacnA.rs ANp Pro
pics BaoKERs.
No. II Bridge Street, Lyncburg, Va.
LrArnnraa. AnrIl %. ls-9.

LyNruuuRd, April -, lST3
we ask attention % severed changes I'D. day
Pt"'Nlop' particularly. tacon Hcidy Wqrota IONS
herewith, Win stocks n hanis ui toinnss ton Mtr-
ohihts much reduced. Corn, Rye Of uf Wheat
lro al! eciiv at aivtnc3 noted. Trlu Batter ac.
q. ! M Il 1. L
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INlRE TEST Coal Oil. Lanterns, Apo
~ ChimReys, PEPPER bh'tSs
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THE WASHINGTON HOUSE,
LYNCHB URG, Va,

IN NEW HANDS
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ArsUsrA, Ca, May 2, 1870

Jan. 1a-iy
Bacon la far demand, at Tho decline. Cofu quiet
Lard depressed. Largo enquiry for lower ggaies
flour. Butter wanted for choice yellow roll.
Worry respectfully,
j q. MATHEWSOy,
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FIrst clreaIt Court.--c. ". HsIsksH, Iudqe.

First Circuit C0Hrt--C. W. HeisksII, Judge.
The First Circuit Court of Shelby coun-
ty will convene on Monday, July 10, 1870,
at 9 o'clock am, and will meet in the late
Circuit Court room. The dockets will
contain all the causes embraced on tbs
dOckets of the late Circuit and Municipal
Courts. The first morning session of
said Court win be exclusively devoted to
~impanneling juries. Jurors summoned
are expected TO be present promptly at
9 O'Clock. An -internlission viii be taken
from I'm. to 2 pm. At 2p.m. a call of
the trial docket will be commenced and
continued from day to day until the same
is called through for the purpose of rid
ding the dockets of causes where pleas
have been filed, or appeals taken, simply
for delay. Judgments will be allowed in
all cases where counsel refuse to state on
honor that they a a bona fde defense,
a jury being in attendance to render YER
diets therein. No litigated case will be
tried OF this call, and after the conclusion
of the same, the Court will commence the
call of the trial docket at case No. 1854.
The rules of practice heretofore in force
in the Law Court of Memphis will be
adopted with the following notifications:
Rule 9, as amended, viii read as fol-
lows: 1.-The regular session of the Court
during tie May term, shall be from 9 am.
to II m, and from 2 pm. to $3.50 pm.
During the September and January
terms thereof, from e:S0 am. to 3:30p.m."
Rule Sdwin be suspended until the first
regular term of the Court.
Rule Is is abolished.
Rule 20, as amended, shall read as fol-
lows: But one counsel on each side OF
any cause shall address the jury or the
Court, unless by special permission OF the
Court"
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soMERvlLLE CIRCUIT COURT.
No IuIy Term Of this Court to be HID
Notice.
somnRvrLLr. rrrr.. Julx I. 1s7O.

~ $1,000 ~ 1919
Judge J.. T. Swayne, Memphis, Tenn;
Dear Sir: The undersigned members
of the bar at this place, having been In
formed that the late act of the Assembly
redistricting the judicial circuits of the
State, and changing the TIME OF holding
the courts, made no provision for holding
the July term of your court for this
comfy; and the impression having gone
abroad to this effect, and such informa-
ton given to htigants, witnesses and jul
rors, and the County Court having made
provision for jurors for the coming Octo-
Der term, deem 1t best and desire that no
term Of the Circuit Court DO held in July.
We think, in view Of the understand
ing having gone abroad hat no term of
the court will be held at the time referred,
that IL will be best to conform thereto,
which win be approved by the bar and
people. General Sneed, Thos j. Fhppin,
Esq, and General w. p. Finney are alb
sent, but we are satisfied they will APP
prove this curse.
Very respectfully, etc,
CALVIN j. JONES.
H. @. NORMAN.
]. L. PULLIAM.
DORTCH q SCRUGGS.
f. II. SHRETON.
VIM. H. REEVES.
In accordance with the suggestion on
tanned in the above, Judge Swayne de-
sires US to state that there will be no
court held at Somerville in July.
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THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER RtILROAD
Eetting Of the Stockholders Yesterday-A
Committee of Conference.

Pursuant to a call on the part of the
representatives of the stock owned by
shelby and Lsuderdale counties, in the
Mississippi River railroad, s meeting of
the stockholders was held yesterday
morning at the County Court room. The
stock OfShelby county, $3O0, 600, was rep
resented by Messrs. Hill, Douglas and
Topp. The stock of Upton, 500, 900, by
Messrs. Sanford, Owen M Coward; and
that Of Lsuderdale, s15O, 900, by Messrs.
Wsrdlow and FOultz.
Esquire Owen, of Upton, was called to
the chair, and Mr.. Morrison, secretary.
The subject of electing a Board of Di-
rectors for the ensuing year came up,
when the question was raised whether the
McCombs Directors should be put in, or
not, to represent the southern Railroad
Association. 1t produced considerable
discussion from the fact hat the contract
under which the MeCombs party were to
have I'VE directors was not forthcoming
il still remaining in the hands of
Judge Strong, of Washingtons City.
The county stockholders seemed IN
willing tC turn over the affairs
ofthe road until the contract was brought
forward and approved by the attorney of
the company. This, however, those who
seemed not ready to do After a stormy
debate, the matter was referred TO q COM
mittee composed of Messrs. A. II. Doug
las, of Shelby, w. S. Conrad, of Upton,
Major p. T. Glass, of Lauderdale, and,
Colonel Tom Neal, of Dyer, to investi-
gate and report this morning at nine
O'Clock, to which time the meeting adj
journed. 1t may be proper to state here
that neither Nj. tx Norton, the President,
nor Mr.. Greenlaw, the Vice President, are
in the city. We viii keep Onr readers
advised as to the progress of this negotia-
lion, which, by the way, we hope will
soon ONE to a speedy and satisfactory
conclusion, as under the present circum-
stances the interests of the gTea5 enter
prise are languishing. We are advised
that owing to the very reasons given for
nOn-actiOn in the matter Of holding the
election yesterday wiz: the absence OF
the contract and want of confdence)
caused Upton county to refuse to make
appropriations to meet the bonds, on
Monday last.
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WAKTS

GENTS-To sell the HONE SHUTTLE SEW
"A ING MACHINE Price, IS. II makes the
Lock Stitch" (aliEe on both Sides and IS the
only licensed undsr-.eed Shuttle Machine
sold for less than $50. Licensed by Wheeler
& Wilson. Grover 8 Baker, and singer & Co
All other uuder-feed shuttle Machines sold
1or les than $50 are heterogeneous, and the
seller and user liable 10 prosecution Address
JOHNSON. CLARK & Co, Boston, AaSs Puts
burgh, Pa, Chicago, IL or 81 LOUIS, no. ye1z
GENTs-To sell the OCrAGoN SEWING
n It IS licensed, makes the
:" Elastic Lock Stitch and is warranted for
5 years. Price, SIS. All other machines with
an under-feed EOld for SIS or less are infringe
meats. Address OCrAGOS SEwIS MACHINE
Co, ST Louis, 10, Chicago, IL, P~lttsourg,
Pa, or Boston, Mass Jez
A GENTS wANTED-sIOP E DAYEby the
n AMERrCAN KNTTTING MACHISE Co,
Boston, Mass, OF 81. Louis, No. Jez
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JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

The delegates to the Judicial Conven-
ton have accepted the arrangements
made for them BY the Transportation
Committee with the Memphis and Louis
vile railroad, and are going by that
route. The train leaves a. 40 p.m., to-
day Saturday, and reaces Nashville at
40 am. Sunday. Those who are unable
to leave to-day, can leave at 40 pm,
sunday, and reach Nashville at 40 am,
Monday. The delegates from Shelby
county win be Joined on the road by the
delegates from Upton, Lauderdsle, Dyer,
Haywood, Madison, Gibson, Weakly and
Carroll counties, for whom arrangements
have also been made by this route. Two
elegant Pullman sleeping cars kave been
provided for the delegates, in which
choice berths can be obtained on sppliea-
ton at 2S7H Main street, this morning.
No charges for sleeping car ~accommOda-
either going or returning for dele
gates from Memphis. The consideration
whichinhuenced the committee to select
this route, are: First. The distance is
Is miles less and the time between Mem
phis and Nashville. both ways, is several
hours quicker, and the time of departure
from, and arrival at Memphis is much
more s~sasonable than by any other route.
The train returning from Nashville ar
rives at Memphis at i an; the Pullman
sleeping cars run on this line are unsur-
passed in elegance and comfort. Be sure
you reach the depot, at the head of Main
street, in time. The train leaves st I.30 D.
m, railroad time, or LIS city time.
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j. A. Meek, Esq, Franklin, KY; W. c.
and A. Smith, New Orleans; Captain A.
J.. Hamilton, New Orleans; Sam. p. Rose,
COYingtOn, Tenn; Colonel n. Johnston,
Mississippi, are registered at the CONNER
cial Hotel.
Captain sam. r. Rose, editor of the
Tipt0a Record, is in the city, stopping at
the Commercial Hotel. He informs US
that Upton county refused TO MAKE APP
preparation last Monday TO meet the sub
scription to Mississippi road. The reason
was the uncertainty of tho present oondi-
ton Of affairs,
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BRooM's notwithstanding the heat of
the evenings, at present the elegant little
Jefferson street theater is filed every
night with a crowd, who, If applause be
any criterion, are kept in ecstacies of fun
and admiration. The programme is
changed every night, and constant nov
city is one of the leading features Of the
management. This novelty extends not
only to the programme, but to the per-
formers, for in looking over it one sees
but few of the names familiar there q few
weeks ago. The stars which erstwhile
shOne so brightly have been eelipsed, and
the pit and galleries row ring with plaud-
its for the fremont sisters, Annie Hazel
ton, Susie Starr, Lottie, Rosa and Lau-
retta as loudly as they did for any of the
"Old favorites." So we change. The
present combination is really a very fine
one, and is deservedly popular. The Sat-
urday night performance is always the
hveliest, so, if you are at a loss for
amusement this evening, go to Broom's.
NURSE WANrED-InQuire at Marcus
Jones', No. 20 Pontotoc street.
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HERZOG & BROS,
2e4 Main street.
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LAW REPORTS.

NURSE WANrER-Inquire at Mar
Jones', No. 20 Pontotoc street.
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cHEMIcAL kYsrEM oF MEpIe1NE.

a-N-L .N.. EaL..H. L.HH
II is divided into the following departments:
FEMALE DEPARTMBNT.-ln this department.
every complaint known 10 woman Is treated
with unVarying success.
CANCER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and tumors
ore nere cared Ia ninety eight eases out OF
every hundred.
DEPARrMEFT FOR HEART DIsHAsF-In this
Departmental this formidable disease Is treated
with the most gratifying results. =
DEPARTMENT FOR KIN DIsEASES-Every
form ofsklnd diseases permanently cured heres
CONSUMPTION n CATAKRH D~EPARTsIENT
The professors la thls department have inside
many Important discoveries IN the treatment
OF lung, uAroat and nose diseases.
EYE AND EAR DEPARTMENT.-The eye and
ear most tenderly and t~riumphantly treated
Co~SFIDENTIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aciass OF malad1es,
nameless here, by an able professorShfp.
= sUR9IcAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. perform
the most imporJantoperations known 10 snr-
gerry. $1,000 4 u
All affairs OF a private character held sa-
credly co~nfGsntth. ~
Ha~ ONCE hours nom 8 O'Clock IN the mofn-
ing til & O'Clock in the evening. Open every
Sunday forenoon from gam. 20 I'm.
- j. RUSSELL, ND,
Consulting Physician.
Ia ]. Q. WATsos, Secretary. +,
i. e. WARRAN Treasurer, iy7
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English and Classical School.
IVY Z. MITCHELL will m a sum
w mer session Of his school, al
Ma. sos Third Street. On EOnday, Iuly nth,

~ aontinue eight weeks. 10 the commence
~ re regular fall session. Terms for
oSasston sIR For circulars and terms for
~ reguiar school session, spply 70 the Prin-
~ fhe sehoOl-roon, after Monday July
SSaRs ne room Is the same, heretofore Ocen-
nsed nv M A. ]. Halle, and Is furnished with
he hest stvle Of desks, etc
aeboo1 ~ ire highest grade, where boys caa
arSnare for college, or pursue eoeh a course
y wfu At them for business ntes
NO extra charge for the 0reeA anu ~
languages. y"
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A BOOK EoR &c nllLIon.

MARRIAGE Z APFsTATE G % 5ssse S5o ~
. GUIDE. e to m mTyte qb she a Ray TsSefa-
tons Of the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries IN producing and preventing Oh
spring, preserving the complexion, ctr
This is an interesting work Of Two hundred
and t~wenty-fOur pages, with numerous en-
cravings, and contains valuable
Tor those who are married or contemplate
marriage; still IL is a bssOk that ought 10 ~
under lock and key, EnC not laid eareieasly
about the house.
Sent TO any one free Of POSTAGE for 80 cents
Address DR.. Butts Dispensarys No. u n.
Eighth street, st. Louis, no.
So Notice 70 ne AglLctsG 1sua U~afTtHRofs:
Before applying to the notorious QDACEs
who advertise In public papers, or using ANY
QUACK peruse d. Eu5ts Wofks no
matter what your disease Il, OF now deplOfa-
Die your condition.
Lr. Butts can be consul ted. personally or by
mail, on the diseases use 1tiODed IN hLs WORKS.
Office. No. p n. Eighth street., beL Market and
Chestnut, ST. Louis, No.
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II. P. Walt. Robert Burns. Hesper. 8. c. Day.
RIVERS, WEATHER N BUSINESS.
Gas WORKS, July 8, 1870.
The river fell 5H inches in the past "a
hours. Below high water mark of 1857,
q feet Z inches. 3 :
CHARLES GOODWIN,
Superintendent Gas Works.
The Arkansas is getting low, and has
but thirtytone inches to Little Rock.
White river and the st. Francis are both
lower. Weather cool and pleasant. BUSH
ness on the levee is not brisk.
BY TELEGRAPH.
CAIRO, July S.-The port list is as fol-
lows: Great Republic. nom New Or
leans to st. Louis, IL pm; kellogg, from
New Orleans to st. Louis, II M; Marble
City, Vicksburg to st. Louis, 3 am. Lo-
rens, Pittsburg to 9 Orleans, 9 am
Grand Lake, Cairo to New Orleans, 2
City of Alton, St. Louis to Vicks-
burg, 8 am. The river fell two inches in
the past twenty-four hours. Weather is
clear. Mercury, S0o.
NASHVILLE. July S.4The river is fall
ing. with five feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and pleasant. The Tyrone
departed for Cairo. ba
PrrrsBURG, July s.-A heavy rain fell
during the day, but it Is now clear. The
M~onongahela has four feet two inches
water. and is stationary. Kate Putnam
is loading for New Orleans.
-~CINcIsNArI, July s.-The river has 10
feet 4 inches in the channel; it has risen
IA inches In "a hours. Arrived Ozark
snd Silver Moon, from Memphis. No de-
partures.
INSTANTANEOUS.
Captain Frank Hicks, of the Magenta,
was In town yesterday. .~sfag.H4f2 g
Captain John d.. Adams left for Cincfn-
natl, 10 see after his new packet, the Pat.
Cleburne.
ERNEST Walwerth, who has been absent
IN kentucky for some weeks, Is again in
the city.
Cad. Hanks - m the city on his way to
Louisville. he has heen travelling
through Mississippi
tfspi ain .Ssut Neal, cftke Magenta. was
to haye1ess for Pa0ucah yesterday
J0hn Penney, ESD, Or the Helena
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DIR. RUSSELE'S
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JOE LOCKE has the largest assortment
of dsilies on his counter at 2S6H Main
street.
For the last few years the proprietors
of the celebrated Plantation Bitters have
been experimenting in the growing of
Calisaya Bark on the Island OF Jamaica,
and have found, from actual tests, and
by no means a mean experience, that this
valuable bark can be grown with marked
success only upon the mountains from
1870 to 1000 feet high. There the forests
are cften believed with the early mist,
and his tree arrives at its full perfection.
Owing to the largely increasing demand
for the bark required for the manufacture
of qpinins. and also for use in the prepa-
ration of Plantation Bitters, the pr0cur-
ing of it has been a source of great anx-
isty TO the prOprietors, and seeing, as
they did, that the South American sup
ply would soo give out, took the above
early p~recaution to fully supply the de-
mand, and, assisted and encouraged as
they are by the English government, at
Jamaica, we have not the least doubt but
they VIII succeed.
For a cheap, delicious. and healthful
table dessert there is nothing, half so good
as Blanc Mango Pudding, Custards, etc.
etc, made from Sea Moss Farine. Try it
and convince yourself. a
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LOST-REWARD.

AEAREs-sO REwARD-On the 9th inst,
Nj from the subscriber, three miles east OF
Memphis, on the "a. andC. railroad, two Bay
Mares: one large. with full name aud tail,
with right eve out and collar marks The
other OF medium size, thin name and tail,
ana star in her forchead. also collar marks.
The above reward viii be paid Tor their de-
livery 10 me, OF for Information by which I
can recover them. Del4l j.. &. GEF.
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ARRIYAL ANp DEPARTURE OE nAILs.

MEMPHIS PosrOFFIcB. Office hours
from s am. toe pm. sundays from 8 to
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LETIERLlsT.

The following is the List of letters remain
ing in the Mem phis Posbonice n netdeltv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed 70 str eetand number
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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HOWELL, WOOD & CO.'S STOCK.
Bankrupt Sale.

Best assortment of gents furnishing
goods, boots and shoes-nIen's, ladies,
misses and children's; and a complete
stock of staple and fancy dry goods, now
offered at such low prices to guarantee a
speedy sale. Southern Palace, 1872 Main
street.
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RIVERS, WEATHER n BUSINESS.
GAS WORKS, July 8, 1870.
The river fell 5L inches in the past "a
hours. Below high water mark of 1867,
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Administrators Moties.

TTAVING qualified as administrator Of the
II estate of Pleasant MOsby, deceased, no
tiee Is hereby given to all parties indebted to
said estate TO come forward and make pay-
ment; and those holding claims against 1t to
present them. duly authenticated, within the
Tune prescribed by law.
CHAA H DORION. IL. Admir-.
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OIL MEAL FOR CATTLE AND HoRsEs.-
The Pamela Oil and Fertilizer Company
offer oil meal at about half the price of
corn. They confidently recommend it
as nutritious and wholesome food, being
an antidote to the diseases of summer.
Orders may be left with E. McDavitt,
President, Madison. street, or Fulton near
Markell street..
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HITE q CoRwINE, proprietOrH of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street, are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons Of the APPEAL viii bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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GENTLEMFN's LIST.
LADIES' iEr iEwELRY

LATEST STYLES
AT j.. RoEscHER'S JET PALACE,
32S MAIN STREET.
Al Jet Goods bought in my establish
ment will be repaired without charge.
j.. ROESCHER, Jeweler.
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FREE RInE To THE DELEG ATEs-In the
sleeping cars, over the Memphis and
Charleston railroad. The generous prop
ositi0B made by the company was ae-
copied by The majority of delegates at the
meeting yesterday, and their train will
leave At l0:45 th4S morning. Leave your
address and procure transportation at 27S
Main street. The large West Tennessee
delegation goes by this route.
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Saturday, IuIy 9Th, al 5 n.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

nURING the summer months the Wednes-
II day boat Tor Arkansas river viii ce
Withdrawn, and during the pressn. good
stage Of water our boats viii leave sgem phis
for Little Rock and all intermediate land
lngs as follows:
MARY EaTnes. m0slsr
Every Friday, arts O'Clock pm
u. LIN Ed Rowland. master
Every Monday 81 o'clock p IA.
Returning, viii ] ave Little Rock TOR Mem
pLis as follOVs:
MARY BOYD ..-----..R. 7. Haiuss. master
Every Monday, at 3 O'Clock pm.
THOS H ALLEN Ed Rowland, master
Every Thursday, at O'Clock pm.
These boats are new and elegant passenger
packets, and are unsurpassed by any boats in
toe line for speed and comfort. they make
direct connection az Little Rock for HUr
SeRINGS with the regular United states
mail coaches and for FORT SMITH and ali
intermediate points on Mondays and Thurs
days with the new and very hght-draughL
passenger packets Dsrdanelle, Captain Dis
mukes, and Forth smith, Captain Chapman.
Ereights consigned 70 this LEE AT MN
PHIS Or MOUTH Of WHITE kIVER VIII 10 Tor
warded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer.
JOHN d. ADAMS. Prazfdena-
No 3 Madison 81. Stanton Block
CASKIN q MCCLUNE, Ticket Agents, No. 2
Stanton Clock, Lower Floor. feI4
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JUDGEsUPREME CoURTwEsT. DIV.
LTTY-GENL e JUDTCTAL CTRC,T.

TTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE FOUR
TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUTE-n response
q he catering assurances Of support which
have been rendered to me, I hereby announce
myself q candidate Tor reelection 70 the
once Of Acknowledgement Of the Fourteenth
Judtcial Circuit. Election first Thursday IN
AuVust merit WALKER WOOD.
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For JUDGE IrH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

TUDGF l4rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-HOn. p.
n SCRTTGGS is q candidate for the Judge
snip in the 18th Circuit. consisting OF The
counties OF Hardeman. Fayette. Upton and
outside the corporate limits OF Memphis.
TUDGE l4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-At the
re1uest OF a respectable portion Of the
bar.and ofthe people Of the Fourteenth Judi
eial Circuit. 1 myself a candidate
for Judge of that Circuit. The election IS 10
be held on the hrst Thursday, being the 4th
day OF August next
abE ISAAC N. STEELE.
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SEPTENRIAL
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
1ab E1AEa L.raH
AZ North Court ST., Memphis.

THIS Institution, Incorporated BY the
i State OF Tennessee, is q legalized Assoc
ciattSn Of Scientific Pbysicfansand surgeons.
devoted TO the treatment Of patients, and in
struetfons in the theory and p~ractice OF the !.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-09

MULES and horses for sale at the Over
ton stables, opposite the Overton Hotel
also, farm mares for sale.
L, EDWARDS. Propristor,