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JUDGEsUPRRME CoURTwEsT DIV.

FUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
,b vIsIoN.-We are authorized TO announce
THOS.L FREEMAN as a candidate for Judge
OF the Supreme Court for the Western Dlvi-
sion. Election August 4, 1870. mySl
FUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
friends of Hon. John LII
SNEED, Of Fayette county, are authorized by
him TO present nils name 10 the people OF
Tennessee as a candidate for Judge Of the
Supreme Court for the Western Division.
Election August 4, R70. myl2-
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WHEAT WANTED.

-,HF highest market price paid for wheat
al BsDjes' Mill Nos. "a; % ana "a sesond
Ssm Flour, COrnIneEl, Shorts, Chop Feed and
Fran always on hand. uyHJ JOHN ING.
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sOuUs MARKED STILL LOWER.

Howell, Wood d Co.'s Bankrupt Stock
staple and fancy dry goods, boots, shoes,
etc, at the Southern Palace, 1872 Main
street,
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Lace shawls, black and colored gren-
adines, and a complete assortment of dry
goods, at the Southern Palace Bankrupt
Sale,
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z d 1ssI.
lFoRsYTH's
sTANDARD SCALES,

or all Kinds, Nearly 200 varieties, adapted
" to every business. Every Scale war
rauted CORRECr STRONG AM
ORGILL BROS. & co,
Corner Monroe and Front streets,
Sole Agents for Memphis n Vicinity.
tuu stock always N nsna. ials d&w
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ATTY-GEN'L I4rH JUDICIAL CIRC'T

A TTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE FOUR
N TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-in response
10 the hattering assurances of support which
have been rendered to m / hereby announce
myself a candidate Tor reelection to the
Office OF At-torney-General OF the Fourteenth
Judicial Circuit. Election first Thursday in
August next WALKER WOOD.
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HARPER's MONTHLY, improved style,
with leaves neatly cut, for sale at Joe
Locke's, 2361z Main street.
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ALL of the latest weeklies and month
lies, just received at Joe Locke's, 236%
Main street.
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AN extra lot of fine Honey at J. D.
Edwards, 27S Second street. Also, fine
Mess Mackerel,
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LADIES, LIST.
GENTLEMEN,s 5

TRUrH.-The powers of Mrs. Whits-
combs Syrup for children are as positive
as the sunlight from heaven, and gentle
and soothing as an angels whisper.
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No. i Gravel Roofing done by Barthol.
omeW q Allen, No. 8 West Court street,
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ALINE of French Percale Shirtings Just
received at A. SEESSEL d. SONS.
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JOE LOCKE thas the largest sssortmen
of dailes On his counter at 1864 Matt
street,
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TIE SUNDAY MORNING "A

LHH HZ u #.L.. EE E#H"
to the country, stamps it as one
of the most powerful and thrilling works
ever written. The book is handsomely
illustrated and issued in fne style. 1t is
full of interest to every me-; for, besides
its historical features, and its mass of
sound information, it goes deep into the
mysteries and crimes of Mormonism, The
chapters devoted to their religion, are
brilliant and startling, and will be read
with the greatest interest, and we are
very certain that the account of the
strange rites by which converts are initi-
ated into the Mormon faith, is not ex-
ceeded in itefest by anything we have yet
seen. 1t shows how obscene and dis
gushing those rites are; how female mod
esty is outraged in them, and how licen-
tiousness is taught as q part of their re-
ligious creed; with odd sketches of the
Devil, showing the Mormon idea of
mother Ewes temptation. 1t is pub
lished by the National Publishing Com
pany, st. Louis, Missouri, of whom il
may ordered by mail.
The mystery of the pool Of blood,
and the bloody clothing found on Market
street ON Thursday morning, was OK
planned yesterday. A diminutive son Of
Erin, John Ward by name, dropped into
the police station or Adams street
during the afternoon, and stated
hat he had slipped and fallen on the
bsnauette at this point on Thursday
night, cutting quite a cash in his head
when it came in contact with the flags.
1t bled very freely, and in order to stop
the bleeding he had pulled off his shirt
and undershirt TO use as bandages.
When they became saturated with blood,
he threw them down near the spot, where
they were found. Mr.. Ward is we'll known
at the station-houae, his statement can be
relied on, and spoils a first class "horror."
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JUST REcEIvED.-Croquet sets, bird
ages, all kinds of children's carriages,
at
WHEELER, PICKENS q CO.'S,
$50 Main street.
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LADIES' let IEWELRY

LATEST STYLES
AT j. ROESCHER'S JET PALACE,
32S MAIN STREET.
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TREMENDOUS BARGAINS OFFERED THIS
WEEK.

WHEELER, PICKENS & COS,
$50 Main street.
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DRY GOODS ADvANCED.-In conse
quence of the blockade of the German
ports and the fluctuation of gold, there
has been a decided advance on all kinds
of imported goods. Our lady readers will
be gratiied to know, however, that B.
Lowenstein q Bros. will continue to sell
their entire stock at less han former
prices. See their new advertisement.
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JUsT REcEIvED.-Croquet sets, bird
cages, all kinds ehildren's carriages,
at b
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Memphis Postofice and not delIy-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
e0mpany.
hsEU. S. Mail Line.l
SUMNER

Turing the summer months the Wednes
IL day boat for Arkansas river will be
Withdrawn, ana during the present good
stage of water our boats will leave Memphis
for Little Rock and all intermediate land
ings as follows:
The entirely new and elegant side-wheel pas
senger steamer,
PAT Reese Pritchard, master
Every Monday, ats O'Clock pm.
MARY BOYD----...----R L. Haynes, master
Every Friday, at5 o'clock an.
Returning, will leave Little Rock for Mem
phis as follows:
PAT Reese Pritchard, master
Every Thursday, at 5 O'Clock pm.
MAR1 D-----------.-R l.. Haiues, master
Every Monday at 3 O'Clock pm.
These boats are new and elegant passeuger
packets, and are unsurpassed by any boats IN
the line for speed and comfort. They make
direct connection at Little Rock for HOT
SPRINGS 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 llght-draft
passenger packets, Dardanelle. Captain Dis
mukes, and Fort Gibson, Capt. BOWIin.
Freights consigned N this LINE AT MEM
PHIS OR MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER VIII be for
warded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer
JOHN ID. ADAMS, President.
No. Madison st stanton Block.
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FOR JUDGE 14rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

FUDGE I4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-At the
j request Of a respectable portion OF the
bar.and ofthe people of the Fourteenth judi
claI Circuit. I announce myself a candidate
for Judge OF that Circuit. The election Is TO
be held on the FIRST Thursday, being the 4th
day of August next
ans ISAAC NJ.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Arrival aad Departure Of Nails.
MEMPHIS PosToFFICE. - Office hours
from 8 am. tot pm. Sundays from 9 to
10 AM.
CIosKs- RRTyFs
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Railroad Time Tables.

MEMPHIS AMI LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
T. aims Will run daily as follows:
ARRIVES: LEAVES:
HOpefeld. ....................... 6 90 pm. 7:CO am
W pun lou PIT
FerrybOat will cave the whaTfbOat, loot of
Union street, daily at 30 am.
Il. u. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
B. 2. ROBSON, Asst Sup't.
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SIXTEENTH ANNIvERsARY of the Ger
man Mutual Benevolent Society, Monday,
August /, 1870, at Humboldt Park. Tick
cts, fifty cents.
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All Jet Goods bought in my establish
ment will be repaired without charge.
j. ROESCHER. JeWeler.
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JUDGE SUPREME COURT EAST. DIV.

JUDGE SUPREME COURT EASTERN DE-
j yIsIoN.-In response to the published call
Of members of the Bar in various counties or
East tennessee. aud numerous solicitations
of friends, L hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Bench of the supreme
mYis JAS. W. DEADRTCK.
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VICTORIA and Bishop Lawn for Suits,
Just received at Il. Lowenstein IL Bros.
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ARRIVES


AN. r. N. Memphis & Louisville r Am. P. N.
+. All points North and
1890 Il 80 East. Twice daily--...- 4;l5 l2s3O
Memphis & Louisville Il
1880 R.-way mails-...--.- 4:lbl
Memphis & Charleston X.
R. An cities East q SOUTH
s:50l land way mails....-- S;sO.
Miss. & Tenn. r. r. All
u:I5i leities south and way mail I'D
Memphis q Little Rock X
ll2-OOlR r., daily except Sundays 500
Mississippi river TO Hele-i
S:OOina and Frfar's Point,daiiyl 10 90
Miss. river 10 Nicksburgl
ltri-weekly, on Mondays,
~3.OOThursdays and Saturdays $500
Miss. river TO st. LOuisl
lsemi-weekly, on Mondays
scotland Thursdays-.--...--. S:Oq
White river, ~semi-weeklyi
Tuesdays and Saturdays.I
Mondays and Fridays. $500
Arkansas river, tri-week-
Ily, Mondays, Wednesday,
scotland $500
Memphis TO Marion, Ark
ltri-weekly, on Mondays,l
IO.OOI Wednesdays and Fridays 1850
Memphis 10 Cuba, Tenn,
ll2:8O weekly, Friday .-.-..-- e2%D
Memphis TO Byhalia and
IOliVe Branch, Miss. semi
6O0iweekly, Tues. 4 Frfdaysl boo
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WANTS.

CIFUATIoN-As salesman in a grocery,
- commission or dry goods house, by a
Young man from ChlcOt, Ark Address K II.
e, at this ONCE. lysl
DOOMs-For couples and single gents, with
IL board; also, ~day-boarders received at JIG
Madison street. Jy3l
TUoUsE-KEEPER-A situation as house
III keeper in a private family. Is compe-
tent In ali branches of housekeeping and
machine sewing. Can give the best city ref
erences. Address, by mail, Miss A. T., Mem
phis, Tenn. Jy5I
TREAM-By a sick gentleman. To be deliy-
- cred at the Commercial Hotel, every
morning, one quart fresh new cream. Tor
which the highest reasonable price will be
paid Apply at office of hotel Jy8
TEACHER-At olive Branch, Mississippi,
q teacher OF good moral character, and
qualified 10 nt boys for college. Apply soon.
A GENTs-To sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEW
~ ING MACHINE. Price, SIS. 1t makes the
Lock Stitch" alike on both stdes) and is the
only licensed under-feed Shuttle Machine
sold for less than $50. Licensed by Mheeier
a Wilson, Grover & Baker, and Singer & Co.
All other under-feed Shuttle achin sold
for less than 500 are heterogeneous, and the
seller and user liable to prosecution. Address
JOHNSON, & Co, Boston, Mass, Pitts
burg. Pa, Chicago, Ill, or 81. Louis, Mo. yeZ2
GENTs-To sell the OcrAsoN Sewing
N MACHINE. IL is licensed, makes the
d" Elastic Lock-stifch, /" and is warranted for
8 years. Price, SIS. All other machines with
an under-feed sold for SI5 Or less are Infringe
ments. Address OCTAGoN SEWING
Co., st. Louis, No, Chicago, ILL.,, Pittsburg,
Pa, or Boston, Mass. je22
A GENTS WANTED-slO PER DAYl-by the
IA AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co., BOs-
ton, Mass, or 81. Louis, Mo. Je22
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
zEU. S. Mail Line -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
1870 FOR Y
The New Elegant side-wheel Passenger


1870 FOR q Y
The New Elegant Side-wheel Passenger
Steamer,
r. p. WALL, {: : ". ]. Ashford, Master
Built expressly for the trade,
Leaves Mem hi every at 5 pm.
Leaves DeValps Bluff for JacksOnpOrt every
MONDAY, at ~ 80 a-na.
R-ErUkNING:
leaves JackSOnpOrt every TUESDAY, at u m.
Leaves DeVall's Bluff for Memphis every
"WEDNESDAY, at Z O'CLOCK M.
The Splendid Passenger Steamer,
DES ARC, : = John o. Elliott, Master
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, At 5 pm.
Leaves DeYalls Bluff for JacksonpOrt every
THURSDAY, at IL 80 a n.
RETURNING:
Leaves ~Jacksonport every FRIDAY, at y m.
Leaves DeNalls Bluff for Memphis every
SATURDAY, at Il O'Clock Va.
Freight consigned TO either OF the under
signed will be promptly forwarded, without
charge for transfer at Memphis, to Helena,
Friar's Point, SundOwer, LscOnia, Carson's,
COneOrdta. Mouth of White River, DeVaIFs
Bluff, Little Rock, Des Arc. Augusta. West
Point, Searcy, JacksOnport, BatesVille, and
all points On Black river.
VIII KENNEDY, Agent.
No. , Madison St, Stanton Block.
ELLIOTT & Agents.
No 2 Promenade street, opp Landing.
5x E k AZ sAYrRs Passenger Agents. va
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B. LowENsTEIN d Bros. will continue
their great reduction sale.
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MENKEN BROS.

A LINE of French Percale Shirtings Just
received at A. SEESSEL Il SONS.
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JUST RECEIvED.-Croquet sets, bird
cages, all kinds shildren's carriages,
at
WHEELER, PICKENS & CO.'S,
$50 Main street,
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Tho undersigned begs to inform the
public of Memphis that he goes to New
Orleans on business connected with the
introduction Of Chinese labor, and will be
absent eight or ten days. On his return
to this place will remain a few days. and
then go to California to superintend the
shipping OF men. All orders left with
Mr.. ID. II. Townsend, commission merch-
ant, 256 Front street, will be attended to
promptly. j. NJ. HIXSON.
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FUDGE SUPREME COURT EASTERN d.
j VIsION-We are authorized and requested
10 announce Hon. T. A. r. NELSON as a can
didate for Supreme Court Judge from The
Eastern Division. The election is TO be held
on the first Thursday In August; and Two
INDIES nom each OF the three divisions OF
the State are to be elected. mylS
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FOR ORLEANS.
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Tuesday Packet, in place Of steamer
st. Francis during low water.
$. G. DAI q EverdOn, master
This elegant light-draft steamer r.
will leave EVERY TUESDAY~
evening, at 5 O'Clock, for all navfgable points
on the st. Francis river.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co, Agents,
JyS MOsby Block. 34 Front Row
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GREAT REDUCTION
FOR
ONE WEEK ONLY!
AT
JACOB CANS NEW STORE,
298 MAIN STREET.
Ny entire stock reduced less than New
York cost, to make room for
NEW GOODS.

Examine some of our cheap goods and
you are sure to purchase.
Good Ladies' Hose, from 10 to 25c.
Child's Hose, as low as lOc per pair.
Elegant French Corsets, embroidered,
only g 90.
Plain Good whalobOne COrsets, only
70 cents.
Mosquito Nets, only sOc, to close out
lot.
White Piques, only % cents.
Few Lace Points and Shawls, from s. to
IS, worth more money.
Good Pants Linens, only Is cents.
Linen Handkerchief, only 81 per doz.
Be sure to examine my stock, during
this week of reduction.
JACOB CANS,
29S Main street.
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CARD.

Misses Bowers Gaines Institute OPEN
first Monday in September.
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PERSONAL.

Colonel d. T. Porter, of Newton Ford
& Co., left yesterday on a business trip
north.
Governor Hammond, of Indiana, passed
through Memphis ON Friday.
Newton Ford, Esq, senior member OF
the firm of Newton Ford 81 Co., is in the
mountains of Virginia, rusticating.
Eugene Leidy, Esq, the fashionable
halter, has returned from q short visit to
Arkansas. His a~voirdupOis has not di-
minished while absent.
Colonel F%lOurnoy, of Arkansas, is in
the city, stopping at the 0yerton.
JUST RECEIVED.-Croquet sets, bird
oaras oil Einda IF obiIdranJs corrioUoo
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A LINE of French Percale Shirtings just
received at A. SEESSEL &SON'S.
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IN PORT.
Pat Cleburne.
nIvERs. wrArHER ANn RulnNEss.

RIVERS WEATHER AND BUbINEss-
After a heavy rain, which continued
we'll into the afternoon, it cleared up yes
terday evening, and the sun set in all its
%splendor. Business was moderately brisk
upon the levee. Our dispatches give the
latest news from all points,
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NEW BLACK SASH RIBBON just received
at b. Lowenstein Il Bros.
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Great Bargains in White Linens, White
NainsOoks and Victoria Lawns.
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JET BRACELETS.

Beautiful Soo-Fly Sets, in Jet, for so
cents.
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BARGAINS AND NOVELTIES FOR
MONDAY.
THE CHEAPEST GOODS OF THIS YEAR
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS FOR 10 CENTS

Few pieces Linen Lawn left for 20 cents
per yard.
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COUNTY REGISTER-I am a candidate for
u County Register. Election first Thurs
day in August. gel6l JNo. BROWN.
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JUDGE SUPREME COURT MIDDLE DlNl-
q, sION.-We are authorized to announce Z.
TURNEY as a candidate for Judge OF the SUI
preme Court from the Middle Division. ma
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- ITUATION-As salesman in a grocery,
- commission or dry goods house, by a
Young man from Chieot, Ark. Address r II.
e., at this ONCE. JySl
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FOR COUNTY REGISTER.

FUDGE PROBATE CoURT-We are author
,t lied TO announce j. r. r. RAY as a candi-
date for Judge OF the Probate Court OF Shelby
county. JeD
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RIVER NEWS.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
g. Lous-.-----CITY OF CArRo.---..5 d.
Ntcksburg- ....---CoLORADO. a
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ATTY-GEN'L I4rH JUDICIAL CIRC'T.

TrORNFY-GENFRAL OF THE FOUR
4 TEFNTH nTnICIAL CIRCUTT.-N. ID. Will
KFRSON, JR., of Lauderdale county, Is a
candidate for AttOrney-General OF the l4th
Judicial Circuit, composed OF the counties OF
Hardeman, Fayette, Shelby, Upton and Lau-
dardale- Election 18th August next. 1yi
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Great closing out for the season.
HERZOG & BRO.
29I Main street.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN BLEACHED
MUSLINS.
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AGRICULTURAL CONGRESS-.

A LINE of French Percale ShirtinI
Just received at A. SEESSEL il SONS.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: LEAFES=
Mail----...- .....-.---.--.-. $3.50 pm l0:I5 AIN
junction "cOmmodatn S:l5 AIN. 6:30 pm.
SOmerville accOmmOd'B- 9:45 am. 4:I0 pm.
Freight, will coach at
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10 pm. ONU am
Ticket office, rs Main St, cor. South Court
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ANNOUNCE

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. J, UTLEk Is
a candidate for Justice of the Peace in the
Finh Civil District. Election first Thursday
in November. Iy9
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FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE COURT.

TUmGE PROBATE COURE-T0 he Qualified
., Voters Of Shelby OOuntV.I am a candidate
for Judge of the Probate Court, subject 70 the
voice of the people at the ballot-bOx' Eiec-
lion the first Thursday In August next
fv7 THOMAS LEONARD.
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TEACHER-At Olive Branch, Mississippi,
q teacher Of good moral character, and
qualified TO At boys for college. Apply soon.
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ID OOMS-FOT couples and single gents, with
IL board; also, day-boarders received at ITO
Madison street. jy3l
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
A QUEER CASE.

More marital InfeIicities In Jerscy-Au Ex.
Minister In n Newark Justices Court-Ho
Is Held as DisOrderly Person.
Another OF those singular cases OF conjugal infe-
licity for which Newark would seem to be fast
becoming famous came up in Justices court thers
yesterday; but for reasons stated was NOS
brought TO trial, but was postponed for about Z
month.
The central figure OF this case is q middle aged
man OF respectable appearance, named Christopher
Mower, who, according TO his own statement, was q
minister OF the gospel prior to his leaving the State
OF Michigan for New jersey. Arriving in Newark
some three years ago, as stated, he went TO board
with . highly respectable widow lady. The latter
had daughter, u mature maiden, somewhere In the
vicinity of thirty, having In her own right
ceived a stronS D liking for o' tSe maiden lady.
and, after due time his feelings being fully
reclprocated became his landady's son-in-law
instead OF q ooarder According TO all
counts everything passed on delightfully."- for year
or so, and quite mucn happiness was realized ia
tue Mower domestic circle as Is usually vouchsafed
10 married people. Subsequently, It would appear,
however the loving husband changed into Queru-
faai, with trlaes and at last positively deemed 70
provide for his WIFE who In her distress went be-
fore the Oyerseer OF the Poor and made statement
Mower was arrested and required To give bonds In
$500, which bonds he Is stil under. HIS wife, who
has the appearance OF q mild, modest, amtabie per-
son. and quite lady -like In her manners manifested
q desire to have the matter settled, but the
Overseer, VINO has charge OF the case. decided
Otherwise, Mower shows many Indications OF being
nnsound In mind. lie seems To be Inonomanlac
on two thinas-One being that his wife Is PLAYING
MIN false and secretly receiving the attentions and
caresses or certain handsome cutter in tailor
store, and the other that he has solved the problem
whereby tho heirs OF Anneke Jams can wrest rich
property out OF the Trinity Corporation. The prob
iematica solution Is, however, only clear to himself
IL IL asserted also tnat there are good grounds for
believing that Mower lett wife ana family In Mlch-
knowledge