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Return Of Sheriff Wright---Arrest Of Thu
Alleged kurderers.
The Examination to be Held by Jadge Flip.
pin To-day.

AS we announced yesterday morning
General Marcus j.. Wright, efficient
and fearless sheriff, left the city Saturday
morning for the scene of the late horror
near Cuba station, and up to midnight
had not returned.
He arrived back yesterday morning al
5 O'Clock, having travelled al night, and
bringing with him three prisoners, named
respectively Samuel Poston, Henry Wise
ner and Frank Graves, all of whom he
lodged in the county jail as soon as he ar
rived.
General Wright informs US in a note
that he was accompanied by but one man
Mr.. Robert Taggart. The arrest of the
three-named parties was effected about
four o'clock Saturday afternoon. Sub
peuas were issued for the witnesses, and
served upon them, notifying them to APP
pear in Memphis, before Judge Flippin,
in the Criminal Court room to-day
lMonday) at two O'Clock, and give
testimony in the case. The arrest
of Il. 7. Shivers, at Raleigh, as detailed
by US yesterday morning, now leaves but
one more of the accused, viz : McCodden,
yet to be arrested.
The full name of the unfortunate youth
whose career was so suddenly, awfully
and brutality terminated by these parties
las allegedl, was John w. Schoefield, and
he was about nineteen years old. He has
no relatives or friends in this part of the
country, and with the exception of oecs-
sionally spreeing a little, he was gener-
ally liked No one ever accused
him of dishonesty before, and it
seems incredible that he sheuld have
committed the alleged theft in the man
ner detailed by Shivers. One thing only
is more Observation-Disclosures five men in a
civilized country, and claiming to be hu-
man beings should have deliberately and
diabolicaIly murdered him for so trifiDg
an oGense.
We earnestly hope that the matter will
be probed to the very bottom, and that
Judge Flippin, COR whoever may hereafter
try the easel will allow no consideration
to influence him in meeting out the eX-
IRENE measure of the law on the parties
found guilty of s. attroeious a deed.
LACE SHAwLs.-Llama and thread lace
shawls at a great sacrifice, at B. Lowen-
stein & Bros.
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FUNDING BOND ORDINANCE.


An ORDISASoE P~RovTDINs FOE THs IssUArrr
OF S500.eO0 OF THIRTY YEARS BaSDa FoF
FUNDISG PURPOsEs.
Be q ordained b. The General Colnei7 Of re Cay
SECTION / That for the purpose az fBnafna
i've hundred thousand dollars rS58lOOJI. Or
any portion thereof OF the present due debt
Of the city OF Memphis. or OF the notes bo,,5s
or coupons for interest upon the bonded delhi
Of the city OF Memphis. becoming due durfng
the year 1870, the Mayor OF the CITY is herabC
authorised TO issue the bonds of the city OF
Memphis, having not more than thirty wears
70 run 70 maturity from the date Of their -
snanee, ana bearing interest az the rate ofsfx
Per eenL per annumy payable semi-annualK
In the city Of New York or AIemDhig- a. t6a
option Of the Mayor.
SIC. z Said bonds, when issued. shall 10
disseminated funding bonds Of IS-G ana s,sT1
not exceed in all the sum OF I'VE hundrad
thousand dollars and shall be issued IN de-
numbered from one to dve huudred 1885,,
tvely, with coupons for interest fnerson a.
genes, Pays5ds substantially In the city OF
said bonds, when so issued. SHAH ba
used BY the Mayor and ComptroUer of ~
city, IN fanding az par a Ike amount OF toe
present due debt, or OF the notes. bonds or
coupons, for interest upon the bonded dabt
Of the city becoming due duringt the year 40
Ecs.aea, Lnat Said bonds shaH not be issued
er used Ior any other use or purpose thai
IundIDg NJ par q like amoun Of the debrs0f
the city as herein provided.
SEC 4 In order to test the sense OF the anal
lied voters Of the city as to the issuance a.
the above bonds, as required by lie REVISED
charter, entitled an act 20 reduce the ebarfer
OF the city Of Memphis, and the several Trfs
amendat0ry thereof into one act. and - -
wise the same, passed December ], 1889 See.
81 me MAYOR shall, after giving thirty davss
notice Of the time and place Of election in
tive OF more daily newspapers published IN
tue city, submit this ordinance to the ouaTf-
ned votarS OF the city. Those voting In favor
Of the Issuance Of said bonds shall lndorss
upon thetr tickets Bonds" andthOse voting
against the issuance OF said bonds. NO
Bondsf and should thr~ee-fOurths Of those
voting vote IN favor Of the proposition, then
this ordinance shall be In fun force and ef-
feet. ana said bonds may be tssasd as pro-
ytdad In Sections I, 2 and3.
Approved April q, 1870
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
Attest: L. r. RrCHANDs, City Register. tYIO
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her. Once during General Jackson's
Presidency, q diplomats note was re-
ceiEed from the French Government
through its envoy in Washington, regard
ing certain claims held by French citizens
against the United States. The transia-
tor who rendered the note into English
for the old Genersl( who everybody knows
was no French scholar, fell into the some
error, and instead of France axis the Inn
mediate attention of the Government of
the United States, etc fit read Francs de-
MGRds etc., Old Hickory grew nvid, "De-
mands, g she'" he shouted, "By the
eternal, lessee her get itp' and he
brought bis fist down on the table with a
thump that made the pens and wristbands
giDgle. Luckily there was present a gem
tleman from New Orleans (who In after
years was a professor of languages IN the
academy of the present Judge Barbour
Lewis, on Dauphine Way, near Mobile,
and who related the story to q French
class, of which the writer was q member,
eighteen years ago.. This gentleman took
the original note, and gave the proper
translation to the word. H0h," said Jack
son, THAT alters the case. What France
asks is a different thing from what she
demands" ~
Dick DePrieste used to tell about a
couple of devilish cubs in a printing office
VINO n61 q sp1te against an Olu uarky VINO
belonged to the SbOss," and was in the
habit of telling tales on them. One day
the cubs took out of the coal box a chunk
of anthracite, weighing ahundred pounds,
and polishing it in a front window in the
third story Of the building, waited for
Cuff 20 come along underneath, which he
did pretty soon, and they dropped it on
his head. II struck fair and square on
Cuffs eOnch, and broke into ten thousand
little pieces. The blow could be heard
three or our blocks of, and staggered
Gun considerably, MASKING his hat, and
knocking off three or four handsful of
wool. Cuff looked around as soon as the
~momentary shock had passed of, to see
who had "frowed dat chunk" and he was
not long left in doubt as to the perpetra-
tors. There they were, leaning IN the
window and laughing fit to kill them
selves. Old Cuff was mighty mad when
he saw who did it, and shaking his hand
up at them, he CALCULATED: "Ne-nebber
mindi you n-n-nRsty little b-b-bOysl Dog
gone my skin, If I d-dont tell de boss,
about DIS here Day yOHse got Of WIStiR de
eodH J-j-jis' s-see L d0n'E."
PARAsoLs at a sacrifice this week, at B.
LoWenstein q Bros. -
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THE CUBA HORROR.

PARAsoLs at a sacrifice this week, at B
LoWenstein& Bros.
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SENSATION IN THE FooD MARKET
No such sensation has been created in the
food market during the present century,
as that occasioned by the Introduction OF
a neD stoB Of tJe (~forsoit may be Justly
-calIed.) known as SEA Moss FARINE. IL
- difficult to tell the truth about this ex-
t~raordinary article Of diet without being
suspected of exaggeration. PREPARED
from a marine plant which grows spon-
t~aneously on tho Irish coast. it Is by all
odds the achespest species Of ~sustenance
ever offered 10 the masses; while the
dishes prepared from 1t cannot be ex-
celled, either for nutritious properties.
epienrean favor or variety. Tie SEA
Moss FARIHE Co, So Park Place, who
own the patent under which it Is manu-
featured, are doing a business in this
new edible equal 20 that Of the most ex-
tensive Touring establishments in the
country, and are nov erecting new mills
70 supply the over-increasIng demand.
From a 25c. package you can produce
sixteen quarts of indispensable Blanc
Mango, Custard, Farina Cream, jelly or
light buildings. IDvalids and ~convsles-
cents find the dishes made from it more
delicious, digestible and restorative than
any dainties of the same class deriFable
nom ordinary soarces. "a hsa go a1sf Z
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TO CONTRACTORS.
ENGINEERS oFFIcF

nITY ENGINEERS OFFICF.
u MEMPHIS, Tenn, July Z. 1sTl.E
- Sealed proposals VIII be received az TINS
Office until Z o'clock m. Saturday, the 81
inst. Tor grading q @ertiOn Of the bluH. be-
tween Beale and Union streets. For further
Information. apply at this ONCE. The civ re-
serves the right 90 reject any or all ofthe bids.
JyI3 J.H. HUMPHREYS CITY Enssnr
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COUNTY REGlSTER-SAML A. TAYLOR
I Is a candidate for Jounty Register. Jyl2
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FOR SALE.

4 PPEAL FILE5-A complete nle OF the
- DAILY APPEAL FOR thirteen months nom
February. -5GZ, embracing the entire editorial
management OF General AlOsrtPtke. Apply
~ this Office jy5
TWO FARMS-Near Fort smith, Arkansas;
L one a 2iJ-acre tract 8 miles from Fort
Smith and one mile from Van Buren, at L30l
thirty collars per acre; al-O, one Il6Ol one
undred and sixty aere tract, 3 miles nom
FoEt smith and One-and-a-half IIISl miles
from Van Buren, Both bottom farms. hav-
ing plenty OF up-lands- For further parLicu-
lars, inquire OF H-A ESHBACE,
Real Estate Agent at Fert smith, Ark
P.S.-Both Will b sold toSgther, II desira-
Die. jy4
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A7vERrlsERS

win find the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising medium in the State. The great
extent and variety Of its reading matter has
forced Is enlargement for the accommoda-
ton Of advertisers, and Its circulation in all
parts of Tennessee, Alabama, MississfDDf.
Texas and Arkansas, among merchants.
planters and business. men, renders ft espec-
Tally desirable TO those Who wish to reach the
General and Substantial public, by advertis-
Ing their respective business and tntsres4a
ADDRESS, "APPEALv
Appeal Building. Mem nhta q
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ANT

HELP. ETC-FarmerS, planters, hotel
II keepers and private families in want OF
HELM OF any description, carpenters, brick
layers, bridge builders, millers or'mechauics
OF any branch, and alsO railroad A ndsi also,
can furnish male and female co. = v ashers
and TONERS, c-hamberma DIS. and girls 10 90
uDEth and south. can be supplied, at tue
suorIesr notice, at the only reliable LABOR
AGENCY in Memphis. WIN. DARDIS
5glS No. g. Jefferson ST., intelligence once.
CARPTNTER-A good carpenter by james
\ "lHvuWtll. Moss Adams street 1ylb
TEACHER-At olive Branch, Mississippi,
. teacher OF good moral character, and
quail ned 20 1T boys for college, Apply soon.
GESTS-To sell the HONE SHUTTLE SEW
y Nc MACHINE. Price, SIS. 1t makes the
only licensed uuder-feed Shuttle Machine
sold f0r less than 500. licensed by Whee.sr
g Wilson, Grover & Baker, and Singer & co.
All other uuder-feed Shuttle Machines sold
Tor less than $50 are heterogeneous, and the
seller aud user lab tOprOsecutiOn. Address
Johnson, CLARK s. Co, Boston, Mass, Pitts
burg Pa, Chicago, H., or 81 Louis, Mo. JeA
4 GEST5-To sen the CCrAGoS EWING
y MACHINE. II Is licensed, makes the
Elastic Lock-stiteh, {" and is warranted for
. years. Price, SIS Al other machines with
an Uudcr-feed sold FOR SIS or less are infringe
meuts. address OCrAGOS SEWING MACHINE
Co, ~. Loais, so. Chicago, Ill, Pfttsburg,
Pa. or Boston, Mass. lea
GENTS wANTED-sHO PEs DAY-by the
~ AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co, BOs-
ton, Mass, or -. Louis. No je23
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L0ST-REWARD.


HORSE AND MULE-On THURSDAY, from
II George Humes Steam Bakery, 40 Main
street, Memphis, one eiay-bank horse, dfteen
hands high, and about dive years old, with
black name and tail, hind feet white, and
mad no shoes on. Also, at same time, one
brtght-hay mule. about 6fteen hands high,
blind In right eve. and fourteen years old.
any one returning them TO the Undersigned
vii receive a reward Of SO
JyE GEO HUME, A6 Main street.
MARE-s5 REWARD From my house, At
vi Germantown, on night OF l2th July, a
large bay mare, with tip Of left ear OF. a sore
the size OF a silver dollar on tine Inner side Of
right hind leg, and the hair fayed up on
right side OF the neck, just under the name.
VII give the above reward for her delivery
10 me, OF 70 BROOKS 4 Co, 3A Front Row.
iyE r. IL. MCKAY.
HORsE-S0 REWARD-From John c. Wea-
II yer. on the road, near the
STATE Female College. on the 10Th OF July, a
large bay horse. near or full sixteen hands
nigh, some white on the tnd feet, trOts and
walks vel, carries a high bead, The hair IN
mane and tail rather short. i viii give the
above reward for horse and thief or twenty
FIVE dollars for horse. delivered 20 me, or
Newton Ford a Co, at Memphis, Tenn.
iyH JOHN G. WEAVER
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HOWELL; weep G co.'s STOCK.
-
Bankrupt Sale.

Best assortment of gents furnishing
goods, boots and shoes-men's, ladies',
misses and children's; and a complete
stock OF staple and fancy dry goods, now
onered at such low prices to guarantee q
speedy sale. Southern Palace, 332 Main
street,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BROOM,S OPERA HOUSE

= SO ens@.
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BEING compelled to make room we will
offer our immense stock Of domestic
goods, dress goods, house furnishing
goods, white goods, embrOideries, hosiery,
ribbons, laces, and notions, at further re-
duced prices. h. LOwenstein Il Bros.
FIRST quality WamsHtta K. Y. Shirts
made to order for S36 per dozen.
WIGGANS Il THORN,
Z33 Main street.
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tached---.---...-.--. T:25 pm. 500 am.
Ticket Office, rs Main ST., cor. south Court.
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NJ. AND R. RAILROAD.
opened.

~-oTIcE "a hereby siven thai a; J. Kellar,
NJ Currv, ". E Hardin, J. NJ. Coleman
Mrr wallace. having heen duly ap-
aoS,tTd and commissioned. VIII open books
lpoT s6hscrIptions 10 the emphlsana Raleigh
oPLL - y Madison street, Memphis. Tenn,
PP ~ and BY virtue OF the provisions OF the
laws OF this state. o-oAaent E4o
Asrnphis, July Is bse
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FOR RENT.

HOCSE-On Court street, No. 81. 1t is nOw
IL used as a clearinghouse, and Is one OF
the most popular In the city. Apply ON the
premises. jyF
ELOORs-Ths second and third floors, No.
Z G2 Main street The most desirable
rooms and location in this city for a whole
sale business OF any kiud. Inquire Of
Jyl5 MEYER, BICKNELL & co.
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Two HUNDRED TINS Peal, Frean& Co.'s
HeQGnt London Crackers. Some now
varieties Just received, fresh. lt &
OLIVER, FINNIE q 90.
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LACE SHAwLs.-Llama and thread lace
shawls at q great sacrifice, at B. Lowen-
stein & Bros.
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ISSUED DAILY, SUNDAY & WEEKLY
suhserIptIon Price GrsatIy Rsducsd

CLUBBING RATES-To clubs OF two on
more subscribers we viii send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest paper In the SoUfh-ssx55
lnehes-Ior y eyear, each, 50. To Clubs oftWO
or more subscribers W. viii send our SUNDAY
APPEAL, for one year, each, 81
NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS ETC.-News-
Dealers, Express Agents, Country Mer-
Postmastsrs. Depot Agents, and any
friends Of the MEMPHIS APPEAL who viii
do 80, are requested To procure regular sub
remtttng TO US the amOuRt, less ten
per cent, or I'VE per cent. for Clubs, for SER
vteesi or, II preferred. arrangements as to
compensation VIII be made Specimen copies
sent on application.
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yards Handsome DRESS
GOODS at lz1S cents per yard. n worth more
than dOublst In money Ladies. don't fall
m Ioah- NJ thar
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nRnIMANeE

Bs q orddtaed 6g ns General Council 9ffhs GIN
Of Memphis:
That the ordinance passed on the s0tb dav
Of April. H70, and approved the 22d dav Of
April, 1s7e, providing for tue issuance OF I've
hundred tn9usand tsoo9.00el dollars OF six per
cent. bonds for funding purpose. BE- -
amended that the principal and inter- st %
SAID bonds shall be payable IN gold com Of
Passed nrst second and final reading BY
Board Aldermen.
Passed arst, second and dnaI reading by
Common Council, July 8, IS7O.
Approved July 8, 1870.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
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NEW ATTRACTIONS

Fresh arrivals Of
RICH JEWELRY,
OPERA LEONTINES,
BRACELETS,
LOCKETS,
Silver Ware and Fancy Goods, Ladies'
and Gents Watches and Chains in great
variety and at still lower prices.
WILLIAM c. BYRD,
Successor to Merriman, Byrd & Co.,
275 Main street, Memphis.
LACE SHAwLs.-Ladies wishing to buy
bargains in lace shawls should not fail TO
call at B. LOwenstein & Bros.
JOE LOCKE has the largest assortment
of daIles on his counter at 1851 Nam
street.
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C5auuHratcatioH from l0eH-k1ot5n CHI
ems tUhD hare aadde true trinf Of thfs
Inti5ugJ 2gu nj NefI6sgfso51
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JUDGE SUPREME COURT EAST. DIV
UrneEsUPREME CoURTwEsT DIV.

FUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
j vrsraN-We are authorized TO announce
THO= FREEMAN as a candidate for Judge
Cd the Supreme Court for the Western Divi-
sion. Election August4 4, 1870. mySl
TUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
Il are authorized 10 announce
y ". COCHRAN. OF Troy, ObiOn county,
Tenn. as a candidate for Judge OF The Su-
Urerne Court from The Western Dlvlsiou-
JUDGE SUPREME COURT WESrEkN d.
yrsrOS friends Of Hon. JOHN l.
SNEED. Of Fayette county are authorized oy
him u present his name to the people OF
tennessee as a candidate for Judge Of the
Supreme Court for the Western Diyiston.
Election August 1, l7G. N.Y.
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PERSONAL.

DR.. w. English, of st. Louis, is in our
city on a brief visit, and is stopping at the
0verton. He has recently returned from
Washington where he spent the winter
and spring. l w. ls19
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T HALF-DozES first quality wamsutta f.
Y. Shirts made to order for SIS.
WIGGANS & THORN,
233 Main straat.
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EARPTNTER-A good carpenter by james
l. -L-rnMrLl. No. - Adams street iEIb
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MAY0Rs OFFICE

ME1PHIs, Tenn, July ., 1870
In aecOrdaDce with the requirements ofth9
above ordinance, an election viii be held On
SATURDAY, August Is. k70s at the following
places. to-wit:
At the Engine-house. Main street, in tia
First ward
At the ~EngfneshoEse, Adams street, in the
Third Ward. rnnl 50
at the Engfnehonss.uhelby street, in the
At the Enstne-nouse, Dssoto street, in the
jTie - John Johnson. Mayor.
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ATTY-GENL 14rH JUDICIAL CIRC'T

a IToRNEY-GENERAL OF THE FOUR
II TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUTr-ln Response
10 lie catering assurances OF support which
have been rendered tome, / hereby announce
myself a candidate tor reelection 70 the
once Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of the Fourteenth
FUtirial CYrcuit Election first Thursday In
4rrret next. WALKER WOOD
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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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HARPER's MONTHLY. improved style,
with leaves neatly cut, for sale at Joe
Locke's, 256X Main street.
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ALL Of the latest weeklies and MONTH
lies, just received at Joe Locke's, 2361z
Main street.
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TUE law Arm Of Clapp, Vance q Andersou
il Is dissolved by mutual consant. Vance
e Anderson remain at the Old ofaee, No. a5
Main street. ]. ". Clapp has removed TO NO.
10 Union street. J. W. CLAPP.
-tA G. +. VANCE.
1m yl@Hf3 IA ANDERSON.
W. cLAPP. -
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RIVER N
Memphis aRd Arkansas River Facksi
Company.
MeU. S. Mail Lins,E
SUMNER

hURlNG the summer months the Wednes-
IL day boat for Arkansas river will be
Withdrawn, and during the present good
stage Of water cur boats win leave Mem phfs
for Little Rock and all intermediate land
ings as follows. - -..- -THT
AAHH D..a.------.R L. Haynes, master
Every Friday, AT S O'Clock PM.
THOS. 81. ALLEN .,-..... Ed. Rowland, master
Every Monday, at 5 O'Clock pm.
Returning, viii leave Little Rock for Mem
phfs as follows:
MARY B01D--.---.--..R L. Hafneq, master
Every Monday, ats o'clock pm.
THOS H ALEEN---Ed Rowland. master
Every Thursday, at 5 O'Clock pm.
These boats are new and elegant passenger
packets, and are unsurpassed by any boats in
the line for speed and comfort M make
direct epnnectton at Little Rock for HOT
SPRINGS with the regular United States
mail coaches; and for FORT SMITH and all
intermediate points ON Mondays and Thars-
days with the new and very hight DRAFT
passenger packets, pardsnefle. Captain Dis.
mukes, aud Fort Smith, Captain Chapman.
Frefghts consigned to this LINE AT MEM-
PBIs Or Mouth OF WHITE RIVER VIII e for
warded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer.
JQHNpA ADAMS. President.
Nos Madison st Stanton Block,
0AsKIN 4 MCCLURE, Tickets Aaenta, No. 5
Stanton Block, lower floor, jel4
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MONDAY.

AS ANNOUNCED ON YESTERDAY,
BY
HERZOG & BROS,
OWING To THE WAR IN EUROPE,
and consequent effect on trade,
GREAT BARGAINS
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
LAWNS, PRINTS,
HOSIERY, DRESS GOODS,
EMBROIDERY, ETC.
HERZOG & BROS.
294 Main street.
To THE COUNTRY DELEGATIoN.-You
are-requested to meet atthe County Cour
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cLAPP q MEux. :


: UNION STREET Memphis, Tenn. J..
w. CiaDp will continue TO practice IN
De50to ard Faa0la counties, Miss. Is&
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FOR JUDGE 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

TUp3E4 ara JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-HOn. P.
J T~ERUGGS is a candidate for the Judge
shin Ia lhe lfth Circuit. consisting OF the
counties of Harieman. Fayette, Upton ana
~IanisrIaLe. and that part 81 Shelby county
outside ths corporate limits OF Memphis.
TvagF uru JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-At the
j relre5f OF a respectable portion Of the
bar.au. 0rthe people OF the Fourteenth qdi-
c!aI Circuit. announce myself a candidate
J0rIuIE OF thai Circuit. The election Is 70
be held on the drst Thursday, being the 4th
day or August next
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