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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-12-02
FEsTERN JoURSALs ron wEsTERNMEN.


Established in 1s41, it has not only kept
pace with agricultural improvements, but
with the n aryelUus growth of the Northwest.
Tits zlarge susrto weekly, well printed on
clear white paper and illustrated with fine
engrsyings, and published by the Prairie
Farmer Company-in q new building, con-
structed especially for this purpose-at liz
Monroe st., st the low price Of 81 q year. 1t
gives thee~ earliest and fullest practical infor-
nation on all that pertains to the Farm, the
Garden and the Household, wide-awake edi-
t~orials, snd a great variety of well prepared
reading matter for the family circle. No
farmer can read it for o year, without being
many times its price the richer. Subscribers
for 1871 get it free to the fret Of January.
And all yearly subscribers will receive free
the Annual for 1871, 8 complete Hand Book
of 159 pages, for the farm and fireside for the
whole year. The publishers offer $50 differ
ent premiums to canvassers for subscribers,
ranging in value from q dollar gold pen to a
hrst-class piano, beside special prizes Tor
post-masters, school teachers, ~store-keepers.
ard for boys and girls. But, aside from its
splendid prizes, the Prairie Farmer will car
ry gladness to many thousand families, the
coming year.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-12-02

PoPULAR.-It lie correctly asserted that DR..
Henry's Roof and Plant Pills are the most
~favorite family pill in use. See advertise
ment In another column.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-12-02
d R. r,
$1,000 PER WEEK.

Can be made on the quiet, by parties who are ND to
sarf, without interfering with ofher business
address. couhdentially, JANIS ROOD a. d
636 Broadway, New York,
S&SF Piles sent free. z. Z. SHAW Alfred Ne.
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GENTLEMEN ONLY

Need them Bss ia-elioH, recently patented. strong
elastic, and can be ussd for mo1taA 500 eAeh. OF for
SI0. by mail Address A
Cincinnati, O.
GURIOSTTY.EA 81. 9 and s. g0-l bun sent As a
curiosity for 50 cents. H. o. JONES, q Otis
Block, Chicago.
GIN Ant for this caHafy. The Patent
N Sap WIadop Shades" are ahead OF anything manu-
featured. See reports Of State FAIRS. R. ID. WILL
SON. 7i Hubbard Efreef. Chicago. ID
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-12-02

HURLBUT & EDsALL's, leading wholesale
druggists of the Northwest, corner Lake
street and Wabash svenle. Chicago.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-12-02

LAoLEDE HOTEL, ChlcSgo, $500 per dsy,
beter.l corner Madison and Canal SITS.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-12-02
The CONSTITUTION.

once affected with Organic Weakness. r
quires the aid Of Medicine to strengthen
andinvigorate the system, which HELM
B0LDS EXTRACT BUCHU invariably
does. If no treatment is submitted to,
Consumption or insanity ensues.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-12-02

JEvSE & ALMNI, Importers aud dealers in
Artists Materials, and leading Fresco Paint
ers of the West, 152 and 154 South Clark
street. Chicago
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HELMB 0LD'S
FLUID EXTRACT
B u @ II u,

For weakness arising from indiscretion.
The exhausted powers of Nature which are
accompanied by 50 many alarming symp-
toms, among which will be found, Indispo-
sition to Exertion. Loss of Memory, Wake
fulness, Horror of Disease. or Forebodings
of evil; in fact, Universal L~assitude, Pros
~tration, and inability to enter into the
enjoyments Of society.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-12-02
cure of a Badly Crushed Breast.

GESTLENES-I December 1888. ny breast bone Vas
crushed aod badly injured BY being struck by q heavy
spar. Twas taken home ssnseless, where for week. I
lay 1t the point Of death My doctor could bat
little for me. aud 1 suffered continual pain. The doc
tors thought q blister plaster would help me If put on
the breast, but 1 thought 1 would Try instead. Ancock's
Porous Plaster. Iput one on my breast and side, and
from that time began to get better. and in one month
l was wen, free from pain. and able to attend 70 my
business Any one can call and see my breast, and I
viii show them = Il modern miracle Of cure.
j. R BUCK,
No. :, South Fifth street. Williamsburg. L L
THOMAS ALLcocK 4 Co.
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POROUS PLASTERS.

Structures Of the Bronchial Tubes. Dropsy Of the
Heart, Tumors. internal, even ovarian. have been un-
doubtedly cured b.
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USE HELhBOLUs
Fluid Extract Buchu

all diseases OF these organs, whether ex-
isting in male or female, from whatever
cause originating, and no matter Of how
long standing. 1t is pleasant in taste and
odor, immediate" in action, and more
strengthening than any of the preparations
of Bark OF Iron.
Those suffering from broken down OF
delicate constitutions. procure the remedy
at once.
The reader must be aware that, however
slight may be the attack Of the above dis
eases, it is certain to affect the bodily
health and mental powers.
All the above diseases require the aid of
q .diuretic. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU is the Great Diuretic.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price
81 IS per Bottle. or 8 Bottles for So 90.
Delivered to any address. Describe
symptoms in all communications.
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Spfrial Aotites.
70 UMP

The advertiser, having been permanently cured ot
that dread disease, Consumption. by q simple remedy,
ss@nriors 10 MAKE known to bis fellow sufferers the
r7eans Of cure To al who desire it he Will send = CODY
Of the prescription used free Of charged, with the
they viii End q SURE CUKE FOR
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ADDRESS
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
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RAMHY CASES


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W These Remedies. except PONDS EXTRACT
by the case or single box. are sent 10 any part of tn
esunty, by mail or express, free Of charge, Oh receipi
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MIS-. HAWTHORNE and her family are row
esiding in London.
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They employ able writer's and correspond
ents, and gather and embody the results of
the best experiments in farming, gardening
snd stock-raising, over 8 wide extent of coun-
try, and, for q mere p~ittance, transmit to
each household the practical knowledge and
ripe experience OF the most skilled, scientific
and successful cultiYators of the soil.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-12-02
(From the largest Manufacturing Chemists
in the WORLDLY
November, 4, 1854.

Firm of Powers and weightman. Manufsc-
turing Chemists, Ninth and Brown Sts-,
EPhiladelphia-
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REAL FRENCH CORSETs ONLY 80 CENTS.
CANS, 295 Main st.
ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-Aithough the
weather was so threatening and unfavOr.
able last night, a large and fashionable
audience was in attendance to witness
the first appearance of Miss Lucille
Western in her own version of Dickens
inimitable "Oliver Twist" TIE say that
she was a perfect Nancy Sykes, as all of us
ave pictured this character while read
ing the quaint and curious production OF
the great satirical novelist, is but to con-
vey TO the reader the very truth. At the
late hour at which we write it is impossi-
BILE to say more. To-day at the matinee
EAST Lynne" and tonight 'OIiyer
Twist" will be given.
The YIoUs LECTUREs.-We regret that
owing to his sickness and the fact Of the
~non-arTiyal of his assistant, Mr.. Nigus
will have to postpone his lectures for the
present. Mr.. Darker, the assistant, is
now on his way from London, and may
be looked for in a couple of weeks. Upon
his arrival the lectures will be
ed, and under circumstances that
will make thom more and more
advantageous to those who may attend.
Under instructions from Mr.. Nigus, Mr..
Darker will purchase and bring with him
a large addition to the splendid collection
OF photographs and scientific instruments
already in possession of Mr.. V, whose
determination is fixed 10 make his exhibit
ton unequaled by anything of the kind
that can be offered by n professor in the
United STATES. We hope that, when he an
nounces his readiness, our people will
flock to the support of Mr.. VigUs and up
hold him in his hearty desire to be useful
in the-advancement OF science and art in
our midst.
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nAsoNIc pIREcTORY FOR $50.

LODGES
SAITH MFNFHR No s-ueets ID Friday OF
eaeb month-Hau cor. Madison and Second.
W. s. Matthews ". Nj Ben K Pullen.
Sec.
SSgFKosL, o.168-mees lst Monday in ev-
ery month, at .Odd-FelloEE' Hall, corner
Court AID Main. John Zent, W. n; John
Beamish. secretary
montb-Han corner Madison and Second.
n W. Mitchell, ". NJ. 8 Sturm, g
DESoTo, No. @8-meets Sd Friday Of each
Observation-Disclosures Hall y ,. Beard,
NJ n. r. W. Shelton. Sec.
HnWrENISG, No. Wl-meets fth FrienF Of
each moLth-at South Memphis Han. cor
ner OF Madison and Second W. A. Ed
monds, W II; Louis Czapsk1, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENH CHAPTEH. No. me ID Monday 81
each month-odd-FeloEB a D. c. Ira
der. n. H p; y. Locke.sec.
NKMPHIs CHsPTER NOS u. Ds-meeR al Odd
Fellow Hall. Henry J. Lynn. a. e II. p;
II. G. Steever, Secretary.
AN
RuREEA COUNCIL, No. 6-ueefs Sd Monday OF
each month-Odd-FeligT Han. John Gent,
IN. III; M, Miggln. keo-
TEMPLhEE
CYBFNE CoMllAEDERT. No. Emefts Afh Mon
day Of each month Geo Me3ersh, Conn.,
=. Barchus, Rec.
CHAPTER or ROSE CROIx, 18th, NO.
u Charles W. Adams, ed, NJ. W. y. 7.
Tomlinsnn. sd. Sec.
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ties willing to haul II. The N~ichtingal,
was also trying to reach Fort Smith, bui
would be unable to do so without z rise
Of which there was no prospect.
Int st, Louis Tunes of Thursday saws.
missouri river is very low. New Or.
leans freights are firm a. T5c for -four. and
40c for pound Heights. There il seven
and a halt feet u to Cairo. A Iarge
quantity Of iamber Is being brought out
Of the Tennessee river. The docks are
o~vercrowded with work, repairing boats.
etc. The Rubieon, for V~icksburg, and
the Pauline Carroll, for New Orleans, left
Thursday evening.
The Colossal leaves SC. Louis for Ar
kansas river this evening.
Ihe Evansville Courier says the Wa
bash Is full Of freight, but the peopla IN
there are so stingy that they starye out
every steamer That yer staidiona enough
to be starved. The Clara Scott now runs
IN the trade without opposition. She is
better adapted than any steamer ever in
wabash, and the Courier hopes the peOpIe
will be liberal enough to sustain her by
paying living rates.
The steamer Fayette, running between
Henderson n Evansville. is doing a
good business, and carrying crowds OF
people. b Henderson and Nashville
railway IS benehting Evansville trade
SIodt4S " thAs cOHHecLlOu.
The Upper Mississippi is rising and the
ice is rapidly breaking up. There is near
ly three millions OF bushels of grain
awaiting the reopening Of navigation 10
be transported southw8rd.
A heavy fog on the river last night pre-
vented the departure of several steamers
and doubtless interfeTed with the uayi-
cation OF steamers above and below.
The river at Helena is falling four
inches a day, and is twenty-eight feet
above low water mark and fifteen feet
below high water mark. The Red Rover
which has been running from Helena 70
Mariana On the L'Anguille river. has
stopped her regular, and is now making
occasional trips. The Matte Belle Is
making regular trips from Helena to
Yazoo Pass and Moon Lake. The Kate
Morrison is also running in the same
trade, and occasionally going as far down
as COldwater. She came out the other
day with n hundred and fourteen bales
of cotton and several passengers. The
trade will loon slacken and fail TO support
two boats. The Cobbwebb is living at
Helena, and promises to become a fixture.
by engaging in the wood carrying trade.
All this is CLEANED from the Helena
Clarion.
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LAW REPORTS.
Law COurt...Iudae Anderson.

The case of Davis vs.. NJ. ard O.R.R.Co.
a suit Tor damages TO the person of thu
plaintiff, occupied the Court ali day yes
terday, and viii be concluded Monday
next, to which time the Court has ad
journed. The motion docket will not bl
called until neXt Saturday, April 2, 1870.
chancery cSurt--ChanceliOr Morgan.
The following DEGREES we're filed yes
terday:
Belcher VS.. Wickersham, order Of sale.
Martin vs.. Duff, receiver appointed.
Park VS.. Park. ~interlocutOry.
Pfemfert VS.. German Insurance Com
pany, injunction dissolved.
Hemstead VS.. German Insurance COM
pany, injunction dissolved.
Miller W.. German Insurance Company,
injunction dissolved.
Stewart VS.. Pitman, injunction dis
solved.
Feltz VS.. Feltz, reference.
Stewart vs.. COckerelI, motion over
ruled.
Robinson VS.. Robinson, final decree.
Lyon VS.. Gaines, order as to funds.
Fowler vs.: Lynn, motion overruled.
The Clerk calls h attention of attor-
neys to the fact that he has some orders
which are incomplete in form and cannot
be entered.
The Court stands adjourned until Mon
day next, which will be motion day. The
roll of attorneys will be called, commence
ing At letter NJ and going down to letter
Y. The remainder of the week will be
devoted TO the hearing of motions and
demurrers, as the business of the term
viii close in a short time.
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TO THE DEMOCRACY OF SHELBY COUNTY.
Vote for the Constitution and the Demo-
cratic Ticket as it appears in the APPEAL.
Don't Scratch a BAN OF. Vote early TO-
day and see that your nelghbOrs vote.
Vote the straight ticket.
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| ELRST ~W4RD-CwbIte PoIIs)-EasE side OF
= Main street, near Commerce Street
NJ NIoCune. Deputy commissioners. Owen
Dwyer, J L Randall, l. A~ckerHlAn, Judges.
James NewsOm, z 3 Francis, clerks.
! COLoRED POLLS-North End Of Navy Yard.
Jacob Albertsou, Deputy Commissioner.
Frank Tucker, W 4 on, clerks.
SECOND BARD-wmte Polls-At Engine
house, on Poplar street.
Phil J NraHon, Deputy commissioner. A
Miller, James II CEanOl, George Patterson.
Judges. Golden, Dan L0oney, clerks.
| COLORED P0LLS-Fourth. between wash
ingtOn and Poplar Streets.
II V Robinson. Deputy commissioner. CT
Conn, L Sameeon, aug Bertou, Judges. 4 =
CaperS, Robert 5tesie, CLERKS.
! THIRD WARD-At E Kisrnsn's ON ;, Ad-
arms street
D c Mooney, deputy commissioner. E A
Converse. Lew ARMS AMI ans Curtls,
judges Charles Myers and r Kane, clerks.
FOURTH RARD-At the corner OF Third
and Main streets.
RyanBroeklln deputy c9nmissioner. I'M
Hill, NIL Williamson ant : Ayres, Judges.
Ed Cobb and james Cullen, clerks.
FIFTH WARD-wbite-MuuicipaI COURT
Room.
WI Marsh. deputy commissioner. JHolst,
J Tobln, John Miller, Judges. JasS smith,
] Fisher. clerks.
ColOred Polls, GEAR corner Union and DeSot0
street,.
VIM. Kiser, deputy Commissioners. 10 Bar
tel, J Z Helm, Henry Appel, judges J C3n-
Ter. James r Graham, Clerks.
SIXTH HARD-white-waldran Block.
n T Ryder, deputy eonmlssioner. c B
Church, + : Conner and Henry Chllds, judges
r Matthew'S and r A Parker, clerks.
Colored Pous near corner Main and Vance
streets.
Geo Elliott, depury commissioner Mark
Edwards, RObt Grinrod and ; Black, Judges.
Jas. Gallagher and Freeman Wright, clerks
SEVENTH WARD-White Pons-Beai street
near south Market.
H G. Harrington, Henry G Dent, George f
Taylor, judges. JSAtiey, Nike Tobin, clerks.
Midget, deputy commissioner.
CoIored Polls, OF Gaasey and Linden
street@
I'D Fox, S J Quimby. A pi1bn, Judges.
W Dwyer, Z Bishop, clerks ? Foster, dep
uty commissioned
EIGHTH WARD-White Polls-Near Poplar
street Market House.
W II Aaller, John L H Taylor, P Bescher.
Judges. " J Johnson, VIM Rfngwald. clerks |
Henry Hampe, deputy commissioner. ] l.
Chandler, deputy commissioner.
C0lored Polls-At Quimby Church.
CA Dammann, Peter Minor. II W Johnson
; ID Thompson, + Levy, clerks. Prank
SUeiDer, deputy commissioner.
NINTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Enoeh Taylor. Charming Richards. DR. RIP
Bateman, judges. 10 GoOdlett. o T Sehafer.
clerks Frank wallace, deputy commits
siOner.
COloredP olls-second st. Sailors Store.
james RaistOn, A L Whlteside, P L SIM
Onds, judges George K Irwin, Henry Hampe, !
clerks. Id Vincent, deputy commissioned.
TENTH WARD-White Polls-Sear Central
Point.
5 II Chamberlain. deputy commissioner.
+ LOOney, ] + BigelOw and o c Joues, /
.Ndges. Otis and II r Dix, clerks.
POIs-Nesr Africa Baney's Church.
Henry Cullen, deputy commissioner W c
Ellis, Z r Sharpe and Frank Bras, Judges. Of
and J " Barrett, clerks.
The epu commissioners herein above
viii call At my office, in the NUM-
riDal Court building, corner or Second and
Union streets. city OF Memphis, for blanks
Register Of shelby county.
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inflammation. No. 4n5.


United States OF Ameiica, District Court OF
United states, District of West Tennessee
The United states VS.. - caddies Tobacco.
WHEREAS. j. W. Purviance. qttorney Of
w the United States for said District. has
lied an against the following
property, tO-wit; p caddies Tobacco, weigh
ing 59 pounds, alleging, among other thirgs.
that the same has been seized by the Col
lector OF the o. Internal Revenue Tor the
Sun Collection District of Teunesses for the
causes in said Information mentioned and
praying the usual process and monitor OF
the Court in that behalf o therefore, in
pursuance OF the process OF Haid Court to me
directed. 1 do hereby give public warning
aud notice 10 all persons having or pretend
ing 70 nave any interest In SAID property so
seized, thst they be, and appear before said
Court, al the city OF Memphis, on the Fourth
Monday IN May, 1919, at 10 o'clock, in the fore
noon OF That day. and Intervene for their in
terest therein, otherwIss said property will
be condemned according 20 the prayer or
ssid Information.
This 22d day OF March, 1870.
d LIB. EATON, o.. &. Marshal.
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TO THE DEEOCRACY OF SHELBY COUNTY.
Vote for the Constitutes and the Demo-
cratic TiOk< as it apptars in the AP-
PEAL. Don't scratch a name off. Vote
early to-day and see that your neIghbcrs
vote. Vote the straight ticket.
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TOTaE OIM0eRaeYoF saELgYcounrY.

vote for the Constitution and the Demo.
cratic Ticket as it appears In the AP-
PEAL. Don't scratch a name en-. Vote
early to-day and see that your n~elghbOrs
vote. Vote the straight ticket.
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ADVERTlSERg

WiHGnd the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising medium in the State. The sreal
extent and variety of its reading matter has
forced It's enlargement fof the accOmmOda.
tiOn OF advertisers, and It's circulation in all
parts of Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi
Texas and Arkansas, among merchants,
planters and business men, renders Ii espec-
Tally desirable 10 those who wish TO reach the
general and substantial public, by advertis-
Ing their respective busines and interests.
Address, nr.r-r APPEAL"
Appeal Building, Memphis,
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ADVERTISEMENT
JUSTICE.

Those who feel bound by the ConYen-
ton nominations for cOunty Offices, can
not regard themselves as bound by the
nomination Of magistrates. 1t was not
understood beforehand that magistrates
would be nominated. And in cOnse-
quence Of that fact many friends OF
gentleman not nominated, left the Con-
Yention and went home before the nomi-
nation was made. There were only
twenty-six members present when thgt
was done. How then is anybody G2un6 by
the action of the remnant OF the Conven-
ton, which was not even a quorum o ftbe
bOdy2 Who knows but different men
would have been nominated on a full and
fair vote? 1t is important TO have good.
magistrates. And Il Is plain that every
Democrat is free to vote for what magis-
trate be pleases-no matter how he may
feel bound to support the ticket as 70
other offices.
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THE SLIME OF THE RIVER NILE-Is not
more filthy and ~mal-odorous than the
thick sediment ofthe hair coloring prepa-
rations sold in darkened bottles. Per
contra, PHALON's NITALIA. OR SALIVA
TON o THE HAIR, the only article that
will renew the natural color of gray hair.
has no sediment, and is perfectly trans
parent. Sold by all druggists and fancy
goods dealers.
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NOTICE.

MEMPHIS, March 26, 1870.
Election returns viii be received az the
Criminal Courtroom, opposite Overton
Hotel. Returning officers will take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
s. H. SHOCK,
Commissioner Of Registration.
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No Advertisement Is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
i've our AoYeI nm SIX Hsys IN Inc week,
and for the seventh day we charge one,
sixth additional.
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TO aEDEEOcRACYo or sHELBYCOUNTY.
Vote for the Constitution and the Demo-
cratic Ticket as It aPpsars In the APPEAL.
DOn't scratch a name Of. Vote sarIy to-day
and see that your H%eIghbOrs vote. Vote
tine straight ticket.
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CARD.

hereby announce my withdrawal as a
candidate for the Office of County Court
Clerk, and respectfully tender my thanks
TO my numerous friends who have ten
dered me their support. J. J. SEARS.
MEMPHIS, March 26, 1870.
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REMARKS TO GENTLEMEN.

We are displaying this morning some
elegant French and Scotch Cassimeres and
Ireeds-like samples so much admired.
These, together with some really elegant
W~eStphGtia C0GtingS, are the Cream of the
city In the way of gentlemen's wear.
SEESSEL 4 SON
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$1,000 REWARD.

ESCAPED from the Jail Of Shelby county,
Il on the night OF the 18th March, Thomas
F. Leonard and Robert GOodlett / will paw
the abOvs reward fer their arrest and deiIT-
cry TO me. A. P. CURRY
ah19 ahsH6 shelby ceuhty.
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HITE & CoRwINE haYe removed their
Job Printing establishment to the APP
PEAL Building, Ia U~nionstreet, and we are
nov prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons Of the APPEAL will bear this i'm
mind and act accordingly.