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RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
U. S. Hail Line.

Winter AEE@nEOm0nG
nURING the present high water in the Ar
II kansas river, THIS company VIII run the
following dset OF elegant passenger boats
through 70 Fort SmiIus
THOS. Il. ALLEN Reese Pritchard, master
MARY master
". A. CALDWELL W. holland, master
Rice, Master
DAEDENELLE---Wm. B. Nowisud, master
storm master
F0GT GIBSON Eugene smith, master
LEAVING MEMPHIS
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS,
At 5o'cloek pm.
These boats are elegant. They leave on
time. Their mOdatiOns are uusur-
passed, and they offer, ander this arrange
ment, unprecedented facilities TO emigrants,
shippers aud the travelling public.
Persons desiring 10 snip owe this line
should consign freight TO u. and A X. p. Co,
Memphis. FretghJs viii be forwarded at our
card rates, and without charge for landing at
Memphis. JOHN u. ADAMS President.
W. II. KENNEDY, agent.
No. 3 Madison ST., stanton Block de3
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COUNTY SCRIPT COUNTY SCRIP

BLEAcHED DoMEsTIcS-Great induce
ments at MENKEN BROS.
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A GREAT DECLINE in silks, at B. Low
enstein & Bros.
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SuKsl SILEsil sILKsi!i-Great bar
gains ia silks, at 3. L~owenstein & Bros.
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In sums to suit taxpayers, at City Bank,
No. 9 Madison street.
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Puck! Puckii Pueklil at CowPEn-
TRwAIT, CHAPMAN & Co.'s.
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BEAUTIFUL FRENCH CLOAEs at half
their value, at B. LOwenstein Il Bros.
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DIR. JNo. c.. RoeER's Ofice moved to
1Ol Adams street.
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TO ADVERTISERS m TIE APPEAL.

Laugh at the " I%nnocouts " al CowPER,
THWAIT, CHAPMAN q Co.'S.
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FOR CITY

DITY R5CORDEh--At the solicitation Of
- many Of my old frlends, I have consented
20 become "a candidate before the General
Council for the once OF city Recorder, al the
election ia January next
dals W. L. STEWART.
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"Mark Twsin's I-nnocentsv are ST Cow
upnuw sf- ~ Ca
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w. k. FRENCH, late of New Orleans, is
at the Star Gallery.
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Read yesterday To-day and Foreverl'
at CowPERTHwAIT, CHAPMAN 81 Co.'S.
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WHITE and black, and all colors In our
celebrated kid glove on hand. Warranted
to wear. HERZOG & BRO.
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ely LICENSE Ann TAxES-

THE APPEAL is the only Daily paper
published in the city. Only twenty-five
cents a week
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NEW prices for everything on Monday.
Enash radncfions HERZ0G a BRO
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COOP WHITE 10-4 Blankets, So % pei
pair. MENKEN BROS.
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OPERA CLoAEs at reduced prices, at B..
Lowenstein & Bros.
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MEN's n BOYS Cassimeres at low fig
ures. MENKEN BROS.
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CARRIERS
RED RIVER LINE OF PACKETS
FOR
Wcksbarg, aatehsz, Alexandria, Shreye-
port and jefferson.

S. The only Line giving Through Bills OF
LadinE and Tickets TO the above points.
e. Passengers BY this Line escape the an
nOyance Of changing boats. aud the enOr-
NOUS charges az the Mouth OF Red River.
The following are the names OF the steamers
composing this line:
II. VI. sHREVE-H. s. Carter. master
MOUNTAINEER ~Cropster, master
SILVER BOW..-.Thos Rec. master
WALTER B. DANCE-.LIoyd 7. Belt. master
HE For Tickets and all reliable informa-
tiOu cali al the General Passenger Depart
meut, NO Promenade, foot of Jefferson 81.
:. Ii. Hoo
General Ticket and Advertising Agent.
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Go TO Locke's, 2S6H Main street, for the
latest news.
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10 O. z. DIRECTORY.

GAyoso ENCANrzuENr. nos. I o. 0. F.-meets
on the ISt ana 50 Thursday nights OF each
un1urn.at -1 o'clock A. k.Dayls, CB.i Dc.
Trader. II. p Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
MEMPHIS LoDGE Nc. meets every Tuesday
night. AT ~ O'clock J. W-sWaynesburg \.
C.. j. u. Campbell. =. g.: ThOs- MOnet. SecN.
C~Ht-EAsAw LcDGE, No. c-meets every Mon
Gay might al ~ o'clock. A. Hern, Nc.
81 Hoffman, y. Gi Leon Levy, Record
ing Secretary
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FRENCH CLoAKs at half their value, at
B. LoWenstein & Bros.
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NJ q.
FOR FRIAR,s POINT.

DAILY Il.
Memphis to Frlar's PIT, Helena and Bends.
- PACKETS -
GEN. ANDERSON, Jas. lee, master
Leaves Memphis MOSDAYs, w~EDNEsDAYs,
and ID
GEO. ". CHEEK, Geo. Malone, master
Leaves Memphis TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS, at o'clock pm.
Leaves Friar's Point every day at 9 O'Clock
am. decd
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FOR vICKsBURG.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

For IT ow Orleans.
The Fleet and Luxurious Passenger Steamer
SPauline Carroll
Ed. F. DIx---master Ross PoWelL---.cIerK
VIII leave MONDAY. Hth isst-. ats pm.
RICH'D W. LIGHTBUBNE, agent,
iel5 No. 4 Jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Wednes-
day P~acket-FOr New Orleans.
AAAL1E-L
This elegant passenger steamer H.
Will leave as above z
WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, az ; pm.
LEVY 4 ROBBINS. Agents.
tai9 ID jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Wednes-
day P~acket-FOr New Orleans.
MAGENTA .-. Hicks, master
This splendid passenger steamer IL
viii leave as above -
WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent,
jal3 u Madison street.
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A LARGE lot Of dress patterns at two
and hNy cents each.
HERZOG & BRO.
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BEAUTIFUL FRESCH CL0ARs at half
their value, al Z. Lowenst5in a Bros.
BLEACHED DOMEsTICs-Great induce
menls at MENKEN BROS.
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GERMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.


Directors.
LOUIS HANAUER, Of scoolfeld 3 Hauauer.
J.. C. NELLY, OF BROOKS, Nicely s. Co.
r s JONES, Of Jones, Brown Il Co.
A. L. HARRIS, OF Harris. Cochran { Ca.
Il. P. WALT, Of Z. p. Walt q Co..
NJ. L NEACHAM. OF Meacham & Treadwell.
THOs Il. ALLEN, II Thos. II. Allen & Co.
q. L. DENIsOS, OF Orgiu Bros & Co.
d. p. MADDEN, Of D. P. MADDEN & Co.
j.. c. TERRY, Of Price < Terry.
L. :. TAYLOR, Of Taylor & Rutland.
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FOR REKT-FARMS.

Notices under his head UH De inserted AZ Ten
cents per line, each Insertion
L AND-lSO-On fernando road, % miles
Il nom city, 20 acres rich land. small house,
ciSteru and well, and good orchard on the
premises. W. ". SCHOOLFIELD,
isq 80 Front street.
n ESIDENCE AND PARMA desirable res
II idence and small farm, five miles from
Memphis, on the P-igeOurooSt road-5j acres
Of Open land, In a fine state OF cultivation; o
acres in orchard-the best selection Of fruit
in the country; large rich garden, With hot
Ueds. sash, etc; dwelling house, with Ten
rooms: doctors office In the yard; smoke
house, kitchen, cribs, stables and cOw-sheds.
Apply 10 t. PRBPHIr,
deg No. 81 Front street.
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week:
Tuesday, 1Sh.
1851 Heath q Co. vs.. Fletcher ct al.
2O62 Crump, Moore 4 Co. vs.. Moody.
2O63 Nelson VS.. Lacey ct al.
2O64 Weimer VS.. James.
2066 Stevalley vs.. Halle.
2167 Foote VS.. Cicalla, admir-.
2H72 AlgeO VS.. Duyall.
2075 Pike Us. Heating.
2077 Cowing & Co. use, etc, vs.. Hughes.
20SO Mcbride vs.. Brinkley.
2OSl Partee Us. Doyle Il Wylie.
2OSS Hardeman vs.. Wesche ct al.
2O86 Howard vs.. TwOhig.
209I Wright Us. Brinkley.
2O95 Wells VS.. SchOonoOyer.
2JS7 FriersOu VS.. AppersOn.
2O99 Townsend VS.. Berlin.
2l02 CrOwder 4 Co. VS.. Rawlings.
2I03 II. Seessel rs, Nealis.
Wednesday, 1871.
1913 King, use, etc, VS.. Merriman.
1926 Mason VS.. Busche.
1926 Vance VS.. HUM Il Co.
1853 Ulrick, Bush q Co. vs.. Zweville,
Hargan & Co.
2IO4 Callan vs.. Merrill ct al.
2iO5 Howe vs.. Mannigan.
2l06 Vance vs.. Van rOcklin.
2lO7 Hazard vs.. Hill, admir-.
2l0S Van Brocklin We. Jackson.
2I0e Hall VS.. Steamer Lumiuary.
2lIO Mcdonald IS. Steamer Luminary.
PIP Walker vs.. Guest.
BIB Wells ct. al. vs.. Guest.
2lI4 Waymsn Us. woods.
PTS Hunt vs.. Slagle et. al.
2lI7 Snyder VS.. FOltZ.
2lls TAYLOR vs.. MOrehead.
PIG Sale vs.. Williams, ex'r.
2i20 CarteTVs. HengOld Of. al.
2l2l State of Tennessee vs.. Hicks.
Thursday, 10th.
1880 Burr 4 Co, vs.. Brown, admir-.
1872 Hart vs.. Miles.
1878 Hart vs.. Miles.
1882 Citizens ms. Co. vs.. Bahb ct. al.
2l22 State Of Tennessee VS.. Davis.
2l&3 Pope VS.. Walton, admir-.
2l4 NJ. & a. of Memphis vs.. Staid.
2l25 NJ. & A. of Memphis VS.. Muldoon.
2l26 NJ. Il \. Of Memphis VS.. Key,
2l27 NJ. and a. of NJ. VS.. Lyons.
2l2s Same VS.. Richardson.
2I29 Same vs.. DonderO.
2l3O Same VS.. Blessing.
2l3l Same VS.. Bener.
2l32 Same VS.. Carter.
2lS3 Same vs.. same.
2l34 Same vs.. GOodwynu.
2l35 Same IS. Hawkins.
2l36 Same vs.. Cohen.
2l37 Way vs.. WolcOtt, Smith * Co.
Friday, January 2ist,
1919 Gibson ct al VS.. Elliott.
l725 LeaYs. Hughes.
zoos Sullivan vs.. Cicalla, IT..
zaO9 Mcnamara vs.. same.
2Ul3 Taylor i Co. VS.. Hesse i Co.
2I3S McCue vs.. Low ct uX.
2l39 Cane vs.. Renfrow ct al.
2l40 ~Buttinghaus vs.. Meyer.
2I4l Same VS.. same.
2I42 NJ. and A. of NJ. VS.. Staid.
2i43 Same VS.. ZanOui.
2l44 Same VS.. M~orningstar.
2l45 Same VS.. Cunningham,
2l46 Same VS.. Fuller.
2l47 Same vs.. XanOni.
Pas Lawless VS.. James.
Z749 Wilson ct al VS.. Graham.
Psi Cross VS.. West CT al.
2l52 Shepherd VS.. Busby.
2l53 Frazer VS.. Nooe.
Saturday, 22d.
l645 Jones vs.. Wormley, JOY & Co.
20j2 Hargan vs.. Wetter.
2O55 AlgeO & Co. VS.. Tate, Able & Co.
posi- Rocco vs.. Bank of Memphis.
2059 Townsend, trustee, VS.. Cornell x
Persons.
2O60 AppersOn, ex., etc, vs.. Belts ct al.
2I54 Plain vs.. Mitchell ct al.
2155 Hart VS.. Aver ct al.
2l58 Todd & wife VS.. Wickersham.
2I57 Osterling, Hall Il Co. VS.. Eastland
4 Gilbert.
PISS Drake VS.. Eastland x Gilbert.
2l59 Battle VS.. NJ. q o. r. K. Co.
2I6O Sabine vs.. Wickersham.
2l6l Hickman VS.. Eddins.
2l62 SeIby vs.. Torian.
2l63 Estes VS.. Beaumont.
2I64 Ward, admir-, vs.. Andrews.
2I67 O'Donnell VS.. Meath.
2l69 Greenlaw VS. Ferguson.
2l70 Stewart & Co. VS.. MeRae.
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FOR OsCEOLA

Regular S~vllt-WCckly Packet-FOr OsceoIa
ana gIt Intermediate Landings.
MOLLlE AEE-.--.Aud J.. Deartt, master
This superb igIt-jraught pas IT.
senger packet Wlu leave sS above E
Every TUFsusF aud FRIDAY. AZ pm las
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FOR COUNTY TAx-CoLLECToR.

COUNTY TsE-COLLECTOR-GEORGE
T-f--roIe-tor Of shelby County, al the cleo
-1n IN March next. subject 10 the action
Of the County Convention which meets jan
EarE 9Th jail
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Get Twisted Threads " at COwPER-
THwATT, CHAPMAN d Co.'S
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

acket-For Helena, Friar's Point, Little
Lock, Searcy. JacksOBpOrt and Batesville.
l. 5AL TENDER.-..-John D. Elliott, master
This elegant and neet passenger IT.
steamer viii leave as above ~
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at IN
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents.
lal5 PromenaGe street, opp landing.
Regular Memphis and White River United
States Nail Tuesday Packet.
For Helena, Indian Bay, Clarendon, DeVauis
BluH, bittie Rock, Des Arc, West Point,
SeaFcy, Augusta and JacksOnpOrL.
z No. z,
Pat. II. Master.
This elegant passenger steamer
viii leave as above -
TUESDAY. 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & ROBBINS, Agents,
ialB Us Jefferson street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF..

. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. WRIGHT is a can
= TfEste FOR sheriff of Shelby county al the
ar-a.1u fla March next. subject 10 the de-
c--ion ~ tine Comfy Convention 10 meet on
S-tn OF January la'
EERIFF-E- 4. COLE Is q candidate for
- sheriff OF shelby c0uuty al the election IN
rr4-el uex-. subject 20 the decision OF The
County Convention to meet on 9TH OF jan
7-srv. Jas
UERTFF-I hereby announce myS af as
- en- Independent candidate for re-electton
20 the Office o. sheriff al the ensuing MarcA
efearf0a. A. P. CURRY.
safI sheriff OF Shelley county.
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REMNANTS to be closed out at
MENKEN BROS.
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FOR SALE-MlSCELLARE0US.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Notices under uILs head tUY De inserted a Tea
cents per line, each insertion.
nAR LICENSE-With or without fixtures;
d apply TO McLefresh & Co, pa Front Row.
Jal6
nRESS PATTERNS-Latest styles al p cts.
u each. No. 3S Main street. jail
CAV AND GRIST NILL.-A steam saw and
y grist mill, or exchange the same for i'm
proved city property or farm lands: timber
and mfll-site viii be leased 10 purchaser, II
desired. Apply 10 r Odpm & son. at Nes-
bits station. Miss. and Tenn. Railroad, or
PARTEE, BURLESON & CO, Memphis. Dell
TELOCIPEDES-WM sell, cheap. a lot Of
v NelOcipedes. in complete Order-best
make-lstest styles. Apply 20 W. o. God
On. or II. 7. English II@P
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OUR celebrated kid glovesl We take
all back which tear.
HERZOG & BRO.
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NOTICE.
nAna. nana Lane.

WANTED 10 rent for the year $50. one
" unured or more acres OF IMPROVED
and lying near the city OF Memphis. Par
Ties having land TO lease, please call at my
Broom Factory, No Hovfard's Row, or ad-
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WIGGANs & THORN have just finished
a lot of boys shirts.2 3 CLAY BUILDING.
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GREAT SACRIFICES made, to clear out
winter stock. HERZOG & BRO.

REMNANrs of Linens and Dress Goods
very cheap. MENKEN BROS.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
FOR vi

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany---uHited States Nail Line.
For Helena, Pine BIuu, Little Rock, an
THROUGH To FORT SMITH.
STHAAZGR GULooN
Clay master.
This new udspiendid passenger
steamer viii leave as above -
TUESDAY, I5tL Inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
W. II. kENEEuAY. agent,
talo No. Madison St.. stanton Block.
Regular Independent Arkansas River Packet
For Pine Blum, Little Rock T Smith direct.
KATE KEARNEY,
Sheble Master.
This elegant passenger packet d
leaves as above -
MONDAY. nth inst. ats pm.
LARRY HAEASTAD. Agent.
1alj Il Madison street
ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
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FOR STATE TAx-CoLLECToR

TATE AND COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR.
= We are authorized % announce W ID.
ErRaTrUN Es q candidate Tor State and
COMFY Tax Collector. subject 70 the decision
OF Democratic Convention. JaS
ETATE AND COUNTY TAX-COLLECrOR.
y We axe authorized TO announce OSCAR
WDOLDRIDGE as a candidate for state and
election. JHs
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A FINE ladies' handkerchief on Monday
for twenty cents. HERZOG & BRO.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING Law.

A GENERAL REDCcrroS at B. Lowen
stein & Bros.
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A GENERAL REDUCTION at B. Lowen-
stein Il Bros.
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AT1oRNEY-GEN. CRIMINAL COURT.

T1REEy-GESERAL OF THE GRIM
-rr-l- NEWT HART for Attogney-Gen-
.--- ~ E.- criminal CoGr-, suhlecr TO the de-
c-Lan of rhe Democratic convention. Flec-
ZION IA laE. lato
~-oFNEY- GENERAL Of THE GRIM
a IEaLU D-ET-We s-s authorized 20 an
EHr-e1 rf. D WEIGH rs candidate 1or At
llsv-Ceuerl d the Criminal Court. de5
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Napoleon the Thirds at CowPKR-
THwAIr, CHAPMAN 4 Cos.
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FOR JUDGE Isr CIRCUIT COURT.

r-reE FIRST CIECULT COCET-Edagrs
IT Eg-eE.s IA response 20 the very coLnph-
m1l cali IN yeur paper Of yesterday
SHINES re or the bsT," 4 hereby announce
--s-.tE candidate for Judge OF the First
C--c-.s Count o. shelby ceunty.
aa c. W. HEISEELL
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Headquarters for the Rustic Photo
graphs, 249 Main street, sign OF the "Gilt
Starr
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Officers.
LOUIS HANACER,
President.
VI. l.
NIce-President.
r GRIFFIN,
Cashier.
II. Z. GARTH,
5 Assistant Cashier.
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F0R CLERK Isr CIRCUIT COURT,

CLERK FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-We are
~ authorized 10 announce Mr.. NJ ID. l.
O. EHsEI as a candidate for Clerk or The
EIstGIr-GI- Court. subject 10 the nomination
Crrl1 County Convention, 70 be held Janua-
~ -.h. tsl3
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FREIGHT & TICKET AGENCY
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LAW REPORTS.


To-day monday will be motion day.
The following IS the calendar for the
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ATTEND Remnant sale OF
MENKEN BROS.
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RIVER NEWS.
LEAvING THIS DAY.
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

In GOGs1s.
Gen. Anderson. Fanny Brandies. Guidol
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FOR CLERK OF CRIMINAL COURT.
COUNTY TRUSTEE.

Z FJN TRDTsDALE IS a candidate for
Coluty Trustee OF Shelby county, sub
sect 30 The action OF tie Democratic party.
Jal5
WOODWARD e. a candidate for County
y. Trustee of shelby county, at the elec-
ton no March mex subject 10 the decision
or che County Convention 20 meet jan
uarg IN jazz
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- cLERK p cIRCUIT C0URT.

TLERE SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-Mr.
4 TIl1r. some kind friends have seen RI 20
csl ur.a me % become a candidate for the
above lldCe. ana in reply ] can only say, thai
Z win accept @ nomination, n rendered, and,
. elected. Wil endeavor % perform the du-
+e-8 NJ. 3. IRRELEVANT.
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REMOVkL.

TNHE City Bank has removed from the cor
Il neT OF Jeferso1 and Front streets to tbs
new Bank Building. No. g Nadisop street.
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City Scrip, in sums TO suit, for licenses
and taxes, at City Bank, No. 8 Madison
street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26
TIE RisIIiRCA-TavR. D,Tc,cgL1T.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yoa2 HERALD.

The Military Iden n PromOvaut to DisnEroe-
ment--Von 4ioltjxe's 0rinion.
LONDON, Sept. Is, 1870.
The fa,lure OF negotiations between Count Bis
marck and Jules Favre was due Immediately to the
extreme weakness OF the French government,
which dare not follow its own judgment.
The question of recognizing Favre officially was
not raised. Favre admitted at the outset that he
and his colleagues could give guarantees OF per-
manent peace, but desired an armistce until
a Constituent Assembly could be chosen and
meet He admitted also that Germany could
not be asked to relinqulsh temporarily any advan.
tagc resulting from her present military position;
and it was agreed the negotiations shoald proceed
on basis that would give Germany at the end OF
the armstice, If the Constituent Assembly rejected
terms, the same relative superiority she now has.
The disagreement commenced on purely military
questions, Won Motke pointing out that the simple
lapse OF time was an essential injury that must be
compensated by the REIMBURSEMENT by France Of
specified material advantages He demanded the
surrender of Strasbourg, lou. and Verdun, oil three
of these because they obstructed German cOmmun-
cations. To open these and accelerate the move
ments OF the heavy guns ammunition and supplies
Moltke considered partial compensation for the
delay. Metz was not demanded, because 1t did not
interrupt communications.
Tho unexpected moderation OF these terms i'm
pressed Favre, who personally, IS believed, would
have gladly accepted them but he had no final
authority from his colleagues, and returned TO Paris
TO consult.
In the meantime the state OF affairs In the city had
grown worse and the difficulty OF maintaining
authority was greater than ever. The "Reds" are
turbulent and there is great hostility to any negota
tions whatever and the government were reluctantly
obliged to reject the proposals On the German side
the negotiation was conducted in entire good fatn
but never with much hope OF q substantial result.
During Favres visit to Ferreres no military delay
occurred. Everything proceeds as before.
II is believed at Prussian headquarters that no.
thing would have been gained had an armistce
been accepted; since, until Paris Is taken. there ,s
little hope that any government or assembly would
accept the terms OF peace definitely resolved on
by Germany.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26
TIE BATTLES EEFGRE PARIS.
IsLreSaa 10 The N:W Ypag HERALD.

Confirmation Of the Account or the Battle of
the 19th-'Tte Retreat Gully Par,iai-Arrest
sf q French General.
LONDON, Sept. 2j 1870
The following is the continuation OF the report OF
the battle before Paris on the 18TH ins together
with accounts OF other operations
Our infantry regiments, composed IN great part
0i reserves and young recruits, were drawn up In
long columns on the plateau and suffered severely.
luis terrible connoaade shook then and seeing that
some OF our troops, which had received orders,
aoylng Off out Of The woods they too took part In
Ihe backward movement The Prusslans then al
vanced, but stil kept under cover so a soldier told
me, VINO said that the shots rained on them when
they couiu not see an enemy, and our knew
nob where to dre At nlne o'ci?ck the first
line fell back. and the second line lollowed d
its example and formed under ure of the
forts oil Montrouge and Vasnores. UNFORTUNATELY the
redoubt at ChatiOn was not armed At ten O'Clock
she alarm was sounded at the gate OF Montrouge
The bridge was drawn up and was let down again
nut as the frgltives arrived about 1000 soldiers
filed by 1t directly. The soldiers Of the SEVENTY.
third, Seventy-sixth and Ninetynnth cuirassiers
got In by the Orleans gate 1t was but partial re.
treat after all. The Fourteenth corps Is sill intact
The fort OF Montrouge refused to admit company
Of Mobiles which fell back upon 1t In good order.
The General told Them they must get on TO Paris
ARREST OF A FRENCH GENERAL
General Amhert, who commanded section FIVE OF