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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-10
c PARAGRAPHS.

Best soda water. Heinrich, pa Main
ST. Charles Saloon-au drinks IS cents
Three card pictures for fifty cents at
Armstrong; Gem Gallery, III Main st.
Yesterday was one Of the most de-
Hghtful days ever experienced IN TINS eli,
mate A. this season Of the year.. II II had
e fault II was being a tribe too cool.
The grass in the park was cut yester-
day. The Odor Of new-mOwn hay hlled
the air around, and reminded u OF
romPs In the meadows in boyhOod's
sunny hours"
"A couple Of new cars for The street
railway company arrived and were put
on the track yesterday. They are of the
small, light and airy pattern, now 50 pop
ulsr everywhere.
Only seventy-hve dollars were as
sessed by the Recorder yesterday morn
ing, Of which the trihing sum Of twenty
dollars Was collected. he " privileges )"
are the only things which keep any money
In the police eIchecquer.
A young lady was heard to remark,
a. she walked through the park yester-
day evening, that cater having given
both 8 thorough trial, she must say that
being well dressed rave her more peace
Of mind than religion"
A stranger in Tuscumbia, who regis
tered bis name as Fl. H. Margerum, and
is understood TO be from Memphis, at
tempted to kill Mr.. George Long the 9TH
or day with a razor, for not having asked
him to drink. he then made his escape.
The estimate Of the gentleman sd-
dicted 10 statistics" published by US yes
tsrday morning Of the amount Of damage
caused by the rain on Wednesday, was
made during the forenoon, when IL was
thought that the rain would continue all
day. As il was, not oyer a half day was
lost.
The city and county grow more quiet
every day, and the dockets of the various
police and magistrates cOurts are grow
ing small by degrees and beautifully less.
Our city will compare favorably in morals
with any in the country, and life and
limb are safer here than In Boston.
The Fifteenth Amendments held a
meeting last night In the southeast corner
OF the cOurt-hOuse. Jack Carroll pre-
sided. Mr.. Mulvihil was on he floor,
and Shaw yellow read the act OF Con-
gress defining the mOduS OpeTdRdi of the
beautiful exposition Of Congressional
perjury.
The meeting of the Confederate His
torical Associstionswas well attended last
night. Excellent gentlemen, eminently
well htted for the places they occupy,
were chosen officers. The condition Of
the Society was ound to be financially
and otherwise hourishing, and the meet
ing wss most delightful in all its Incl
dent.
The Texas (Austin) Gazette has the
following complimentary paragraph of us
in its last number; Colonel Mai. Gala
way, late Of the AVdJdnche, at Memphis,
mas associated himself with the APPEAL,
81 tAst city. Ne paper In the South can
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A While Weman Married to q Negro Man
--0epraViiy.

Fay before yesterday the public were
In Jrmed that e negro man, named Jack
Seymour, employed at Psyne's cotton
shed, was cohabittng witha white woman.
A descent was made on the house occupied
by them, q cottage on QuinbyAvenue, and
the couple were taken into custody. Yes
terday morning they were arraigned be-
fore the Recorder on the charge of 'co-
habiting," when the man put in q plea Of
mot guilty." claiming that he was legal
ly and lawfully married to her, and ex-
hibiting a license from John League,
County Clerk, to this effect. The Record
er, recognizing the validity of the doou-
msnt, discharged them. From the exam
i~natiOn, to which they were subjected, we
learned the following facts as to their
history:
The woman, who is now twenty years
old, Of good figure, sallow complicated,
but possessed Of regular and rather pleas
ing features, states that her maiden name
was Julia Ray, And that she hailed origin
ally from near Aberdeen, Miss. b was
left an orphan at fourteen years Of age,
and went to live with an aunt, some three
miles and q half from Aberdeen, across
the river. Her aunt was, very old and
very poor, and it wa all that they could
do TO keep from starving. Jack Seymour,
the negro, who Is thirty-five years old,
of medium size, and very black, was at
that time 1859 q baker, working in the
largest bakery in Aberdeen. He was
anxious $50 he informed u.s. to marry a
woman Of negro blood, but very light.
Not being able TO find one to suit him,
and hearing OF this girl and her circum-
stances, he went out, proposed to her, and
they were married.
Asking him to explain how he happened
to hsYe slicense from our County Clerk If
he were married in Aberdeen hve years
ago, he answered that he had lost HIS ORR
ginal document given him there and had
obtained another after he had moved here
three years ago. On being discharged she
loving couple left the court room to-
gether, neither seeming to be embarrassed
in the least. This, we believe, Is the first
time in q Memphis court that marriage
between the races has been recognized.
The story Of the woman shows the
frightful state of moral darkness and mis-
cry in which the war left q class Of the
white population Of the South. A negro
informed us after the court adjourned
that he knew of two other cases in the
city similar to the foregoing. 1t is a mat
ter that demands immediate attention,
and we hope it will receive 1t.
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or out Of the State. and looking to Mem.

or out of the State, and looking to Men,
phis as the northern terminus.
This placed him in possession OF thir-
teen and One-haIf miles of finished road,
eleven miles of rail, a small equipment Of
locomotives, cars, machinery in shops,
and $4,000 per mile of State aid through
the State of Alabama, to which has been
added S275,OOO of county subscriptions.
BE has, ct this time, twenty-seven miles
of road In operation. with an ample
equipment Of cars and locomotives, ten
miles of iron rail on hand, and twenty.
seven miles more Of the work under con-
tract, with a force of two hundred hands
pushing it in the direction Of Columbus,
Miss; while at Columbus he has e force
Of one hundred and fifty hands working
toward the Alabama line. In Mississippi
he has obtained from the counties of
Lowndes, Monroe, Chickasaw and Ponto-
toe, and the cities of Columbus, Aber-
deem and Okolona, subscriptions to the
amount OF S7S5, 900, besides individual
subscriptions swelling the amount to
about 5000 coo. In addition to this, he has
assurances from Northern capitalists Of
the negotiation of the bonds of the
company to an amount sufficient,
when added to these subscriptions,
to do almost The whole work In the
State Of Mississippi. And 1t Is only
necessary for Memphis and Shelby coun-
ty to give an emphatic proof OF their in
terest in the road, to render its early COM
| pletion to Memphis q certainty.
However anxious the people along the
line Of this road may be to open 9 direct
line Of communication with Memphis,
and find a market here for the sale Of
their products, as well as the purchase Of
their supplies of every description, we
cannot expect them to build the road to
our doors without our aid, especially
uvhar ell DnnSt admit that MaDnnhfa nnaf
necessarily reap the lions share Of bene-
fits resulting from the enterprise. II we
would have the road, we must pay
proportion of the cost Of Its construction.
Can we afford to allow this road to stop
at Okolona or Holly Springsf And by 80
doing, cut of our only chance Of obtain
ing the trade of the rich and highly pro-
ductive country which lies east Of the
Central Mississippi and the Mobile and
Ohio? When, by giving the subscription
asked of the city and county, we secure
the Dad to our city, and with 1t secure .
trade, the profits Of which will
annually amount to more than the SUBJ
scription that we are asked to make.
There are shipped annually from the
town of Holly Springs about u, 900 bales
of cotton, at least four-ifths II which Is
lost to our market for var of direct COM
muRication.
The road cannot come to Memphis with
out our aid IA bringing it here, and II We
J fail tc act promptly in extending that
aid, it must of necessity seek other on
neetions, from which we are bound to
suffer further detriment in the loss of
trade, legitimately ours.
With this mesgre outline of some few
of the advantages that must result to
Memphis from the construction Of this
great work, we respectfully submit the
application of the company to the Court.
ISHAM G. HARRIS,
]. c. NEALEY,
G. B. CHURCH,
VIM. CHASE,
Committee.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight, the New Memphis Theater is
to be opened for q grand concert, the fare
well OF Leo. Wheat, the pianist, who will
be assisted on the occasion by many Of our
leading resident amateurs and artists. Mr..
Martin, Of Baltimore, a tenor OF surpass-
ing sweetness, compass and power, who,
during the past winter, very kindly APP
peared at two or three of our concerts,
will lend his assistance, and sing two OF
the best pieces in his repertoire. Mr..
Meyer, sn accomplished musician, who
has recently taken up his residence with
us, will also assist, and. during the even
ing, will treat the audience to one or more
solos on the plano, and a solo on the zith-
ern, of which he is a master. But we
cannot repeat all the good things prepared
and, therefore, refer our readers to the
programme in another column.
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ACQUISITION IN MANY HoMEs,-The fine
times when we could all live on the fat Of
the land have gonesby, perhaps never to
return. OF late the question how to OBJ
tain the largest mou of wholesome,
palatable nourishment at the lowest pos
sible price, has been earnestly discussed
in thousands of American homes. The
introduction of SEA Moss FARIEE as q
national food staple, solves that problem.
From no other articlaAunder the sun can
the same amount OF dSicious fare be OBJ
tanned for the same cost. The custsrds,
chsrlottes, jelGes, buildings, etc., inside
from it are eft for Juno when she ban
quets;" and as a clsrifer for refining cider
and other fermented potables, 1t has ne
equal. The SEA Moss FARINE Co., who
own the patent for the article, have their
central depot at IS Park Place, New York,
and within twelve months they have e.
tsblished a business Of immense magni-
tGde and Importance.
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HEFTY DOCUMENT.
An Attorney Goes for a Magistrate and
"Vice Versa"

On Tuesday last Colonel Walter Cole
man, attorney tor the defendant, pre-
scented q petition to the Hon. j. 7. Swayne,
Judge Of the Circuit Court, for . writ Of
certtOrdTi and supeTsededs in the case OF
Dreamer VS.. Cole, for forcible entry and
detsiner, which had been tried before a
commission, consisting Of 'Squires Foley,
Sherry and Elliott, snd Judgment given
in favor Of the plaintiff. The petition
claims that Michael Foley, 4 of the
Ehree who sat on the case, is not a Magis-
ftrste OF Shelby county, but az usurper,
and that the appointment of one Mike
ConneIl to execute the instanter writ Of
possession given the plaintiff, was Illegal.
It denominates Foley snd Cornell as a
brace of irresponsible vsgabonds."
Judge Swayne granted b petition, and
made the order on Wednesday. During,
or after the trial, the following document,
which we give verbatiH, was laid on the
Judges desk:
To the Hon. John T. Swayue:
respectfully request the attention OF
your honor to the following facts:
I am, az your honor judicially knows,
one OF the Justices Of the Peace OF this
county. 1 am acting as such, in the full
enjoyment and possession Of all the
rights Of my Office, as the "conservator Of
the peace" representative of the States
dignity, and the Judge Of no small impOr-
lance under our system. 1 am certainly
entitled to the respect due to my office.
These considerations, however, seem not
to be regarded by an attorney, named
Coleman.
In the petition drawn by him, In the
case Of Dreamer VS.. Cole, now in yOu8
honor's court, I am shown to be an set
ing Justice Of the Peace Of this county;
to nave been sitting on Judgment upon q
case brought regularly before NE, as l do
every day; yet this man presumed to vio-
late all the obligations Of his Office, as an
stternev, and every consideration of
either truth, courtesy or respect, in call
ing me in said petition an 'IrTespOHs56Le
VG9dboad."
l present the facts to your honor, and
claim from you the protectiout the dignity
Of my office entities me to demand against
the impairment Islander Of an attorney,
who has presumed to spread his filthy
~billingsgate upon the fair records OF your
honor's court.
remain, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
MICHAEL FOLEY,
A Justice OF the Peace for Shelby county.
This document, being altogether irrele-
want, Judge SwsyRe declined to receive
it, and it was handed over to the reporter
as a specimen. As such, we give it. We
earnestly hope some action will soon be
taken to determine who are, AND who are
not, magistrates. There are now at least a
dozen in Memphis assuming the functSops
UhC baua M aartbIu riubt tn do 40 -
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Z. S. GENERAL HOSPITAL AT CITY POINT,
April Is, 1889.
Sir: The undersigned board have the
honor TO report that we ave carefully
examined and tested the Banning Brace
Truss, and unanimously consider that,
compared with other trusses in use, DR..
Bsnning's is infinitely superior, their &C
ton being perfect in evsy position Of the
body, as hospital nurse; stretcher bearer,
etc, etc.
M. o. MCDONALD, Pres't,
Surg. U. s. Vols.
W. L. FAXON,
Surg. sd Reg't Mass. Vols.
O. A. MCCALL, Recorder,
Asst Surg. .. s. A.
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EeRphis and Arkansas River Packet Go.
White River D 8. Sail lias.

THE entirely new and magnih- IA
cent passsngerE
packet. built expressly for the trade,
K. p WALT---ybHy WoODBuR<- Master
Wil leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY at
S o'cIOck pm, for all points on WH1rs kIyEE
THRoUGH TO J-ACKEoNPCRTf also. 70 WE8r
PoTgT and 6EARCY on LTrr1E KID HTvER-
connectinz at DEVALL's BLUFF with Rail
road for LITTLE ROCK and Hot SPISGS. con-
Meeting at -Jacksouport with steamer Bates
Vile for PoCAHOSTAs and intermediate points
Batesvflie. For freight OF passage apply on
board or at me Of the Company, NO Aaci-
son street, stanton Block.
RpN W. H. KENNEDAY, Agent
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Circuit eOurt..L T. swayus. Judus.

Circuit c0art--J. 7. SHayne, JUDGE
The case Of 8. A. Moore and W. L.
Stewart VS.. j. 7. Elliott and j. E. Burke,
contested election, was called. Parties
appeared by attorneys, and Stewart with
draws from the suit. The issues Joined
as to the other parties were submitted to
a Jury, and the jury finds that at the cleo
tion held by 8. H. Shock. County Regis
trsr, on the 18th day Of March, 1870, three
Justices Of the Peace for the Fourteenth
Civil District were duly and legally
elected, and that J. E. Burke, j.. 7. Ell
lott and s. A. Moore received the highest
number Of votes cast in said district, for
Justices Of the Peace, and that they
were therefore duly and legally elected
for the constitutional term Of Office.
The court thereupon rendered Judgment
in accordance.
Court will meet to-day. The Judge
viii sign the mSputes and adjourn the
court.
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o HOT SPRINGS.

EE COACHES LEAVE LITTLE Rock daily
at S am. FARE ONLY So (by purchasing
"a Refund Trip Ticket" GOOD USFI UsEDl-
FARE ONE WAY, So. Private coaches and
pleasant carriszes-ior parties Of three OF
or four for carriage and seven for coach, re-
main over night en- route Secure BY teie-
graph at eur expense. Fare IS. Tickets for
sale a. E7k and ITS Main street and 3 Aadi-
son street, Memphis.
CHiDEsTER, sEARLE &Co-,
nvss Proprietors-
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lAtn, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,

HITE & CoRwINE, proprietors Of the
Job Printing establishments in the APP
PEAL Building, IA Union street, are
now prepared to execute orders for o
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
ALI those in quest of good goods at the
lowest figures should not fail to call st B.
Lowenstein & Bros. before purchasing.
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r

THINBLE-On Poplar street, between
Tbird and Fourth. a Gold Thimble;
he reWsrded BY sending It 70 the Appeal
once. w
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ASpIsndid Opening for Business

sE viii dispose OF my sn9Ze stock OF
Dry Goods, Notions, etc.. togsthsr &th the
good win and fixtures, at a bargain, to any
one disposed to engage in the Wholesale bust
ness. N. MEYER,
ts1 0@o n.t .-a.
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SEE advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
umn, IL should be rssd by all.
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ATTENTION, LADIEs.-Just received, 8
new stock Of Jet Jewslry, the most beau
tiful pattern shown in Memphis. Also,
an assortment Of large Crosses, at
J. ROESCHER'S JET PALACE,
S28 Main street.
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B. LowENsrEIN & Bros. have reduced
their entire stock of staple and fancy dry
goods. All those in quest Of good good:
at the lowest figures should not fail &c
call at B. Lowenstein & Bros. before pur.
chasing.
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TO CRY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Having determined TO discontinue the
DRY GOODS business, We are Offering our
stock Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Notions at nss cash prices, payable No
vember 1, 1870. This inducement is wor-
thy your attention, az d stock IL yet
complete Special Inducements given 70
any one wishing 20 buy stock and stand.
J.. II. Loewenstine & Bros, No. 81 Main
street, Clay Building. Remember the
number.
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HALF-DozEN first qnslity Wsmsutts
F, Y. Shirts made to order for SIS.
WIGGANS & THORN,
233 Main street.
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THE dusty and weary traveller viii nnd
excellent bathrooms at the American
House. Boston. Airy rooms, billiard halls,
vertical railway, cafe, reading-room and .
superior cuisine, render this = fRvorits
houas with tRayoIOrs.
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Do NOT be discouraged. II you have
dyspepsia or any disease Of the Liver,
there il = long life Of happiness before
you, If you only use Simmons' Liver
Ra0uIakOr.
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LACE N
SALE nF FINE IAcES.

We will close out the balance ef our
Real Thread Lace Points at less than cost.
We offer.them as low as S75 and upward.
MENKEN RROS-
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Ladies' Hose at 10c, worth 25c.
Table Linen at 4Oc, worth 75c.
Irish Linen at 35c, worth 60c.
Nalnsooks, Swisses, Towels, Doylies
and Dress Goods at New York cost, at B.
+. Rosenstlel & Co.'S, No. 316H Main st.
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IF THE grocery you trade at has not got
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder, you
had better buy Of another than go with
out 1t. One trial in making biscuit or
cake win repay your trouble.
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FOR FRIAR's POINT.

Regular Memphis aud Frisris Point Tri-
Weekly o. Mall Packet
GEO. ". CHEEK, Geo. Malone, master
This hns passenger steamer -
leaves Memphis every TUEsDAX -
HURsD and at 4Ofclock pm.
For freight or passage apply ON board apl4
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RrMovAL.-Browne & Browne, Plumb
ers, Gas and Steam-pipe Filters, from No.
Al Madison street, 20 No. 3l5H Second
street. between Monroe and Union.
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TAKEN UP.

AFARE-One bay mare, which the owner
me CHARGED. T.. ". O'DOSNELL,
80 thief Of Police.
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THE best and cheapest Pianos and
Organs in the South are at 2S3 Main street.
Cali and see them.
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MONDAY, IunE 9Th.

JOE LOCKE, 2S6H Main street, has the
largest variety of Monthlies, Illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city.
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Letter LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis Postof1ce and net detv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers,
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Go and see those magnificent CHECKER
Ing, Concert, Grand, Square, and Upright
Pianos at II. G. Hollenberg's, Clay Build
ing
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BARGAINS.

Five hundred barrels Cement just re-
ceived by r. g. Craig & Co., ST and $40
Main street.
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Sscond clroult court--.Halsev. Jydns-

Notice Is hereby given that a special
term Of the Second Circuit Court of Shell
by county will be held, commencing on
Monday, July IL, 1870, at 9 o'clock am,
at the present Municipal Court room.
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MEMoRAsLE hume 9Th, MOnDAY,

When the great bankrupt sale Of Dry
Goods, at Howell, Wood & Co. IS, Nc. 332
Main street, win take place.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

~ The e-opartnership heretofore existing
under the name aud nrm Of Cacey a Allen,
E2H Main street, Is dissolved nom the 18th
OF May, 1870, By mutual consent, W. L. Allen
settled by ]. ". Cscey, who is alone author-
lied 70 settle the same. ]. ". CACEY,
WI. ALLEN.
~ In retiring from the arm Of Cacey a
Allen. I take pleasure IN recommending my
friends and the public generally to Mr.. J. ".
Caeey, who has had a number Of ysara expe-
Renee In the Grocery business. and is capa-
BILE Of conducting a nrst-elass family grocery.
les W. L. ALLEN.
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AT REDUCED PRIcEs-Trimming goods
notions, jewelry, fancy goods, ETC., at
y. w. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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THE LATEST NEWS msy always be had
at Joe LOcke's News Stand, 1884 Main
atraak
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FIRST quality Wamsutta F. Y. Shirts
made TO order for $50 per dozen.
WIGGANS q THORN,
- HaAn street.
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JoE LOCKE, 2s5K Main street, always
has the latest papers rom the principal
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LIFT.

LADIES JET JEwBLRY-Latest styles at
J. ROESCHER'S JET PALACE,
BIS Main street.
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GREAr SALE

LACE collars-new stock received
cheap at 7. W. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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LAW REPORTS.

First Circuit cegrt---c. ". HelskeIl, Judge,
Notice is hereby given that a special
term ofthe First Circuit Court Of Shelby
county will be held, commencing on Mon
day, July IL, 1870. The Court will meet
at 9 am, at the present Circuit Court
oom
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FOR RENT.
N OOMs-At Southern Hotel
FOB SALE.

TTOT-SF AND LOT-That beautiful resi-
II dsucs. No. 70, fronting so feet on Llnoen
H-reet Is for sale. on easy terms Apply 70
CHkS R BUCHANAN, - NancesL lel
TaI5 ali under cultivation, with 3 vs.
Tietv or choice fruit trees, situated on Union
avenue, ~ miles from Court square ana
opposite the residence OF N.H- CnetrEl Ls4'
~ ~ orovemenr consist OF a nne Frame
Horss 81 six rooms and q hall; adjoining
are kitchen and servants rooms, carriage
.DDiy 10 N. W KESNEY,
myN Tarpaulin Depot, on the Levee.