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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-18

WE regret to the death of Mr..
Edwin C&mpbell, late of the firm of
Campbell & Strong, of New Orleans.
The many friends of Mr.. Campbell and
his brothers-in-law, DR.. J. s. White and
Mr.. Samuel f. McNutt, will join US in
regretting the untimely death Of Mr..
Campbell. His remains will reach the
city on the Mississippi and Tennessee
train at ~ O'Clock this afternoon.
LADIES JET JEwELRY-Latest styles at
J. ROESCHER'S JET PALACE,
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EcnrRTWEsT DTV.

JUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
q. vIsu0N-We are authorized 10 announce
THD-. FREEMAN as "a candidate Tor Jucge
0Trre supreme Court for the Western DIV
sion. Election August 4, ls70. myeL
JUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN DI-
i yr5rON-Me are authorized to announce
II ". COCHRAN. Of Troy onion county,
Tenn. as a candidate for Judge Of the SA-
preme Court from the Western Dlvislon-
FUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN DL-
j yrsION-The friends OF Hon JOHN LII.
SNEED, OF Fayette county, are authorized oy
him to present his name 70 the people OF
Tennessee as a candidate Ior Judge OF lne
EuDreme Court for the Western DlVlsion-
FIll.rion August A. 1870. myD
ATTY-GENL 18TH JUDICIAL CIRC'T.
TTORNEY-GENERAL or THE FIJI
n TENTH JUDICIAL CTECUIE-n responSe
to the daftering assurances OF support Whlcn
nave been tenders to me. l hereby announce
myself a candidate Tor reelection 70 Le
office OF Artoruey-General Of the Fifteenth
Judicial Circuit Election nrst lnuTsQay IN
AususT next WALKER WOOL.
FOR JUDGEl5rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
18Th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-At the
j request OF a respectable portion OF ne
bar. and Of the people of the Fifteenth Judi
-is1 Circuft. l announce myself a candidate
for Judge OF that Circuit The election Is %
be held on the FIRST Thursday, being the 4Ln
day Of August next
anLn ANAAL "a EAA
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Ladies' and Gents Hosiery at extra bar
gains at Bankrupt Sale, Southern Palace.
FIRST quality Wamsutta F. Y. Shirts
made to order for $50 per dozen.
WIGGANS q THORN,
233 Main street.
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Monday. June 20. 1870.

In 'front.' of, or in the Peabody Hotel, in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, sell the real
estate and personal property conveyed to
me by said trust deed, to which is OF record.
reference Is here made for a full description.
Sale for cash. Equity of redemption
waived. 3. P. WALKER.
faf7 Truefaa
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REMEMsER THE eREAT RAMKRUPT san

REMNANTS for half their value, al B,
q Bros. to-day.
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BARGAINS.

BANKRUPT SALE, SOUTHERN PALACE,
No. 'SS2 Main street. Dry Goods, Boots
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
Whits River u s. Nail Line.

THE entirely new and magnth- -
cent side-Wheel passenger ~
packet, built expressly FOR the trade
II. p. WALT-----.JOHS Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, at
5 O'Clock pm, for all points on WHITE RIVER
THROUGH To J"ACKsOSPoRT; also, 70 WEST
POINT and SEARCY on LITTLE KID RIVER,
connecting at DEVALL's BLUE with Rail-
road for LITTLE Rock and HOT SPRINGS, con-
Meeting at ~JacksOnport with steamer Bates
vile for POCAHONTAS ana intermediate points
on BLACK RIVER, and with steamer Argos for
Batesville. For freight or passage apply on
board or at Office of the Company, No. 5 Madl-
son street, Stanton Block.
apH W. q. KENNEDY. Agent
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AUcTlOR.
CARPETS AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION.
By A. N. sropDARn & en-

THIS MORNING we will sell as above
several hne Brussels and Ingram Carpets
to close consignment. Also. one HORSE. feis
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TO: CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Having determined to discontinue the
DRY GOODS business, we are offering our
stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Notions at net cash prices, payable No
vember /, 1870. This inducement is wor-
thy your attention, as our stock is yet
complete. Special Inducements given to
any wishing TO buy stock and stand.
j. IA. LOeWenstine 81 Bros, No. 23l Main
street, Clay Building. Remember the
number.
REMEMBER THE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE
OF Howell, Wood & Co.'s stock, at No.
1872 Main street.
REMNANTS for half their value, at B.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE,

THE second general meeting Of creditors
Il OF Howell. Wood q Co, ~Bankrupts, Will
be held at Memphis, in District of West Ten
O'Clock am. at the ONCE - T.. ]. Latham.
ESQ, one of the Registers in Bankruptcy in
said District, for the imposes named in the
twenty-sevsnth lHthl section OF the act of
Congress, entitled :" An act TO establish a uni
form system OF bankruptcy throughout the
United States" Approved March 2, AID.
1867. SAMUEL W. LAMBETH, Assignee.
Mem pills., June Is, 1870. teI5
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A VALUABLE COTTON FARM
SAhH.>

T WILL sell my Plantation. containing 800
a acres- 600 of which are in cultivation,
lying about four miles east OF Australia. on
Stokes Bayou, Bolivar county, Miss. For
further particulars apply to ]. +. DOWDY,
signed, OkolOna, Miss. a great bargain will
be given; title perfect.
fT r. I
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Trustees Sale.

ID Y virtue of a deed of trust made to me by
ID D. Cockrell. ON the 5th of March. 1859, and
OF record IN the Registers office OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, in Book No. 81, pages 70
to 7e, I VIII, on
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Stockholders Meeting.

THE annual meeting OF the Stockholders
i Of the shelby County Agricultural. Ne
chanical and horticultural Society Will take
place at the hall Of the m of COM
merce, on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at IL O'Clock
am. Subscribers who ave not paid up the
whole amount Of their stock, viii not be en-
titled to vote. ~ockhoide who furnish
written proxies, viii be entitled to vote.
je3 LEON TROUSDALE, Secretary.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES legally obtained in
IA New York, Indiana, Illinois and other
States, for persons from any State or country,
legal everywhere; desertfon, drunkenness,
non-support, etc, sufficient cause; no public
ity; no charge until divorce obtained. Advice
free. Business established Is years. Address
u. ROUSE, Attorney, No. Is Nassau street,
New York aitv. mhN
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AT AUCTION,
Saturday Morning, at 10 o'clock.
QY A. M.0STODDARD & CO.-lOO boxes
- Toilet Soap; 8 bxs Candies; 3 sHs Coffee;
0 Dds Fish; 3 tierces Meat; lot H~ollowWare,
and 20 bales Hay.
sale positive and Without reserve. iaI1
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NNOt1Ce

HAVING admitted II. O.. MILLER and
II HENRY THOMAS as partners in our
firm, on the LIST day Of June, $50, the bust-
ness Will be conducted hereafter under the
name and style OF Scheduled, Hanauer 4 Co.
". W. SCHOOLFIELD,
LOUIS HANAUER,
JACOB HANAUER.
W. w gCHOOIFTELD. II. @. MILLER,
LOUIS HENRY THOMAS,
- IACoR HANAuER.
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Great Reduction
Choice Mixed & Yellow Corn

1000 bas Screened Mixed Corn,
1000 bu. do. yellow do.
inst arrived per Sch. "Mary A. Harmon" from
Baltimore.
This corn is selected by one of ,the most expert
enced buyers in Baltimore, is clean and handsome
before purchasing elsewhere. For sale by
CHASE BROTHERS,,
dc21eod1w 120 Commercial st.
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Itenss.

1t is said that the Hon. William II. Sew
ard IS understood to be engaged to marry a
young lady who accompanies the small party
WITH which he is now making his voyage
round the world His friends in Washington
expect that he will be married before his re.
turn home.
"A peculiar feature n lot of locomotives
just manufactured at Providence and shipped
to Hamilton, Canada Is the arrangement of
the bell, which is located on "a platform in
front Of the cylinder, and SO arranged that
each revolution Of the driving wheels forces
the hammer against the bell, independent of
the engineer or firmen.
An American circus company, with
twenty-six horse chariot, made public pa
rade in Florence, Italy, few weeks ago
when the streets were thronged as for holl-
day, and, as the abrupt angle Of some narrow,
ancient passage was skilfuy turned, the
crowd gave their applause as heartily as if to
some successful hero returning from fight
Lawrence Rikes, a young German, reach
ed this country in 1864, bringing with him
500 in gold. He located in the town of
Washington, Westchester county, and after
while fell in love with young lady, who en-
couraged his snit. He lavished his little
hoard npon her, aud then she refused him
because he had not the wherewith to support
her and now he is in madhouse.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-28
Wood. Wood!
Look! Look

II ARD and SOFT WOOD, lor sale. at No. a.. Lin
IA coin street. Also, Cry edgings.
WN nTSF
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ms $500 per 0amuaa, a1e adr0nee.
Recent Publications,

Tie December number of Blackoood.s
Edtnourg Magazine completes the l03th VOL
ume OF that famous periodical. "Magan IS
Still power in the land, and no one who de-
slres to keep informed as to the latest deyel
opments of modern thought, in politics, Ill
erature or religion can affold to ignore n.
Toe contents of the January number are
WDy is Prussia Victorious? The Poetry and
Humor of the Scottish Language: Tba
Rights Of M1jorities; Narrative of the Red
River Expedition; Earls sDene; More Roba
III Roma-Castle st. Angelo; Thoughts sun-
sested'sy the War; Reprinted by the Leon
ara scott Publishing Company, New York.
decidedly the maddest bnmor that was
ever seen in Juvenile book is to be found in
the tragic story of Mac and Maurice. trans.
lated from the German of Busch BY Charles
I. Brooks. The German pictures which are
profusely scattered through the little volume
are as srotesque as the the text ITSELF Pub-
lished by Roberts Brothers, Boston, aud for
sale by Bailey & Nsyes,
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-28

Horace B. Fuller, Boston, has published
new sea story for boys entitled Driren TO Sea,
by Mrs. Geo. Cupples. 1t has already attain
ed wide circulation in England and Ameri.
ca, and the critical press of the former coun-
try have commended it in the highest terms.
1t is a most fascinating narrative fall Of life,
incident, character, stories, escapes, adven-
lures and scenes in foreign lands,-quite a
sensational book, that will induce more than
one perusal. The authoress is the wife of a
former officer of the British navy, familiar
with sea-iie, and she writes with remarkable
vigor and truthlulness of description. Loring,
Short & Harmon have the book.
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BASEMENT Store recently occupied by MARI
- BROTH Frs. Possession given Immediately
Enquire of MARR BROTHERS. over Davis Has
kell q Co. corner Merket and Middle streets.
Portland, Oct. 9th, 1870. oc5tf
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USE ONLY
Lippman's great German Billers
The standard Bitters OF German
Used by the Best Physicians i'm tbrir
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sole Proprictors for America,
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Notice of Foreclosure.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that on the 14th
L day Of december, A. D. 1866, Asa Field of Fal-
mouth, in the county of Cumberland, by his mort
gage deed OF that date recorded in Cumberland Reg
istry, book 35n page 49, conveyed to the subscriber
his Homestead farm situated in said in said Fal-
mouth, containing f0rty-seven acres, more or less,
with the buildings thereon, being the same farm
that now ewn and occupy as my homestead resi-
dence, and that the condition OF said mortgage has
been broken, by reason whereof the subscriber
claims a foreclosure OF said mortSage pursuant to
the statute in such cases made and provided. Datei
at Portland this thil teenth day OF December. A D.
1870. ADAMS MERRILL,
dc1i,2i2Y
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ENHE creditors of the late Elijah P. Lewis are re-
L quested to leave their bills at No. 45 Green ST.,
for settlement. ELIZA F. LEWIS
dc24*1w
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Established June s3, 1862. Voy,
To LET.
TO Let.

lO Leu
A Tenement, l40 Oxford st, near Elm with all
"a the modern improvements Gas, and Sebago
water. Inquire on the premises. do2lt5
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Estate Of Owen B. LittlelieId.
commissioners Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN have been appomte1 and duly qualified as
commissioners to receive and decide upon ali claims
against the estate OF Owen b. Littlefeld, late of
which estate has been represented iusovent: and
that shall be in session for that purpose at the
office OF Bouney & Pullen, No. 48 Exchange street.
ruary, March and April, and the first and last Mon
days OF May, A. D. 1871, from two TO four o'clock in
the afternoon. PERClVAL BONNEY.
STANLEY T. PULLEN,
Portland, Dec. 9th, 1870. dcl0dlaw3tS
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KAYiON'S OIL OF LIFE, the hest RheuLatL.
IN and Neuralgia Iininent known. It cures All
pains and aches in the system. For sale by ali
Druggists. noyiseod&wly
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For ROcklaDd. Camden. Il. tast
Searsport, Bueksport. and
WiDterport!

rINHE good Schooner Volta. Hasxfl mts e. will
Il have immediate dispatch.
Apply 70 the masiero on board, Long " bart
Dec 2t.dlw~
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RTETsLIslT IN NEW YORK.

The festival Of the Redeemer's Circum-
Cision was celebrated on New Years day.
at ST. Adams New York, by what is
called, in the language Of the ritualists, a
.'hirh celebration The church was
hung through the entire length with rich
fcstoOns OF the choicest evergreens, and
the sanctuary aJlaze with golden light,
candelabra al either side Of the altar.
making two beautiful COuiCal pillars Of
starlike consultations. 4 banner of rich
white lowered satin and gold, on which
was an exquisite painting of the Holy
Family, after the style of Raphael, was
suspended at the right side Of the sactuary,
while on the left was another equally valu-
able banner, on which was wrought in
gold chalice, surmOunted by the host en-
itting a food of halOed rays.
At eight in the morning the extra ser
vice commenced by a procession of AGO.
lytes and priests, which, having drawn up
around the altar, what was to all to ap-
pearanCe a Roman Catholic mase was sung
and Chanted, the Rev. Dr. MOrrell acting
as high celebrant, and the Rev. Mr.
Noyes rs deacon. A clergyman recently
suspended in Massachusetts, for ritualistic
practices acted as sub-deacOn. The con
gregation was large and highly rcspecta-
be, and was evidently composed OF peo-
pie of a devotional turn of mind, nearly
one hundred persons having partaken Of
the communion. After the celebration
the communicates remained long in pray
er and thanksgiving, the bulk of the con
gregation having previously retired. The
chasible and other vestmeBts used were
extremely gorgeous, and the ceremonial
throughout was such as to appeal largely
to the senses and the imagination. There
was 70 sermon.
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CUBA.
EepOPliIGting the island EVitl
Spanish Soldiers.

EcpOPHIGiing the island with
Spanish Soldiers.
HAVANA, Jan. S.-Thc reduction IN
cable rates gives general satisfaction and
a further reduction is contemplated when
the West India cable is finished.
The TiOce dc cuba seriously advises
The rcpopulstion of The Island with Spanish
soldiers who have arrived here to put
down the instruction, TO settle Dgrma-
nently N Cuba, and thus cytcrminale the
enemies of Spain.
The press announces the killing Of
thirty unamcl men in the vicinity of
Nanz.a, "a few day since, by the in
sU-ents.
Capt. Gen. DrRolas has issued a proc
lama'i0n generally complimentary to the
behavior Of the citizens and army. He
says the sickly season has passed without
diminishing the strength of the army.
The Insurgents took offensive twice and
were twice rcpUlsed. The insurgents af-
ter that were confined TO the mountains.
The troops already here were sufficient to
sublu. The insurgents, and the reason so
many troops were coming from Spain
was that their Spanish countrymen d
sired 10 share the sacrifices of the Span
iaTds in Cuba. He adds that the Cnbans
are not insurgents inwaTonly, hutinincin-
diaTism. Civil tribunals were performing
rl.ir duties as usual
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\ DIFFICULT QUESTION 10 IN
SWER

A practical illustration of wOman's
rights occurred in Peoria, H., the other
evening. A married gentleman was sit
ting at a table playing cards, while a
glass of hot whisky sat his elbow. 4
lady, closely yelled, entered the saloon
and asked for her husband. Somebody
directed her to a card room, and she en-
tered and saw her husband playing seven
up He had just made ''high, low,
Jack, and the game, and was considcra-
bly excited over his good fortune. He
did notice his wife, until she sat down by
his side, and pointing to the tumbler OF
hot whisky, said: THAT looks good; l
guess I'll take some of it. To say that
he was surprised, but feebly expresses
his utter amazement as he looked at her.
Then he attempted to drink his whisky,
but she dashed glass and all out of his
hand to the floor. The pair then started
to leave the saloon. As the lady went
out, she pulled aside her veil, disclosing
rather good looking features, and re
marked ''This is nice place. | won
der why ladies cant come here as well as
gentleman p
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PARIS.
Fcrc EEyGCiEfhe - Resignation of
French Minister at London, Etc.

| IcrC EEyaCiUfhe - Resignation of
French Minister AT London, Etc.
PARIS Jan. S.-A Rome correspondent
ridicules the story extensively prevailing,
that Pere Hyacinthe, upon appealing to the
Ecunemical Council, was not heard or
recognized.
It is authoritatively announced to-day
that the French Ambassadors at London
and Berlin have resigned.
PARIS, Jan. S.-The trial of the editors Of
the Rdppd, an irrecOncilab.e newspaper,
for violating the law relating TO the public
press, has been brought to hand, and Chas.
F. Hugo and Felix Pyall, the chief editors.
were sentenced TO four months imprison-
oument and 5000 francs fine for having
distributed among soldiers in the barracks
an article calculated TO ferment insurrec-
ton.
Prime Minister Oliver recently petition
od the Emperor for the pardon of the
marines who have been sentenced to vari-
ors terms Of imprisonment for participa-
ton in riots at Aubern some time ago
The Emperor has complied, and to-day the
prisoners were set at liberty.
II Is reported that the Ministry will pro
pose a reduction on the continent force
from 70, 600 to 100, 600 men.
Mr.. Olivier to-day received the Magi5-
tracy of Paris in a body.
Yesterday there was an important IT,
union of the Ministers at the Ministry Of
Justice At another meeting to-day under
the presidency Of the Emperor, said a
circular had been sent by the new Minister
to perfccts Of departments, making known
the policy Of the government. These
documents it is further said, az yery
liberal ia tone
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pE!SSOEAL APPEARANCE Or TIEE
POPE.

The London N'c,rs, Of December II,
says.
"A private letter, dated the s,h, from
a visitor to Rome, who was lately favored
with a private audience at the Vatican,
describes the Pope "a looking much worn
and fatigued; but his energy, adds the
writer, is wonderful, and he is in great
spirits in spite of anxiety and age It is
really wonderful to think of the bodily and
mental labors which this fine and yener-
able Old man, approaching his eightieth
year, is undergoing at this critical time.
1t must need all the enthusiasm of an ar
dent faith and all the energy of a fixed
purpose to bear him up through the in
cessant ceremonies, audiences, cOnsuita-
tons, religious functions and cares Of
temporal government, which are now
multiplied hundred fold by the presence
Of the General Council, and the conduct
Of the committees of that ecclesiastical
parliament in the midst of the solemnitics
Of the Christmas season.
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MEETING IN wEAKLEY COUNTY.
county Convention TO Nominate
Candidates.


Candidates.
DRESDEN, Tenn, Jan. 3, 1S7O.-On the
first Monday in January, there being 3
large body of the citizens of the county
OF Weakley present, it was thought prop
er, IN view of the multitude of candi
dates for the various Offices of the county.
that the Conservatives take some prepara-
tory steps for holding a convention, that
said number might be reduced and make
sure the triumph of the Conservative
party.
And upon motion of Col N. D. Card
well, William S. Scott was called to the
Chair and J. 7. Thomson requested to
act as Secretary. The object of the meet
ing being explained, the candidates who
were willing to submit their claims to the
ruling of a convention, were requested 70
come forward and make said fact known.
The greater portion of whom were pres
ent, came forward and expressed their ap-
proval Of a convention and pledged them
selves to support the nominees of the con
venuOn. Whereas, it was
Resolved, That the citizens of the va
rious districts in the county be requested
to meet at their voting precincts on the
fourth Saturday in this month, to elect two
delegates to meet at Dresden on the second
Monday in February, 1870, to nominate
Candidates to fill the offices of the county.
The preamble and resolution being re-
ported, were unanimously adopted and,
upon motion, it was ordered that the pro-
ceedings Of this meeting be published in
the Republican Banner and the USIox
AND AMERICAN, all Of which being adopt
ed, the meeting adjourned sine die
WILLIAM 5. SCOTT, Chairman
J. p. THOMAsOv, Secretary.