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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-06
THE LEGISLATURE
Special to the Appeal.l
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NASHVILLE, December 5.-Among the
new bills, Nj. Spears, from the commit
tee on finance, ways and means. TO defrsy
the current expenses of the general assem-
bly,.
By Mr.. Allison, of williamson-To su.
thorizs the several county courts to make
rules concerning fences and Enclosures.
BY Speaker Richsrdson-To increase
the salary of the State librarian to fifteen
hundred dollars.
By Mr.. Elis-To protect the citizsns o.
the State sgsinst imposition and quackerJ
In medicine. aud surgery.
The resolution approving the message
of President Grant was transmitted u
olnSress yesterday also ~fsvoring his re-
sls ctiOn.
The resolution was taken up and elicit
Sd much merriment, and WIS finally dis.
posed OF on tbs motion of Mr.. Harris Il
lay the resolution on the table by 9 vote
of 81 ayes 10 Ii noes. A number Of thosS
voting no explained their votes.
EVENING SESSION.
The following house bills were put Oh
8 third resding:
To provide for the uniform assessment
OF property liable to taxation.
MI. Lewis, the author of the bill, sdvo-
Gated It's passage.
Mr.. Snipes opposed the bill.
Mr.. Magill and others proposed amend
mentss which were discussed at somt
length; sitter which q motion by Mr. Mar
tin, that the bill aud amendments be re-
ferred to s special committee, was carried
The committee is instructed to report to
morrow.
A bill to furnish new counties with
report OF the decisions of the suprem:
court was passed.
A bill for the encouragement of manu-
featuring interests, by exempting from
taxation all capital W $4,000, invested
in any i've manufacturing establishments
was rejscted.
Adjourned.
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SENATE.

Attention having been called to the fact
that q quorum wss not present at last
nights session, the proceedings were de-
clsred void.
House bills being called for, Mr.. Du-
Bose referred to the hasty disposition the
house, in Its youthful indiscretion, had
made Of sewers, important senate bills on
first reading. and moved that all house
ollie be laid on she table. The motion
was made, not through q desire 10 clog
he wheels OF legislation, but as a Just re-
sentiment to the contempt the house had
sho Nn the senate.
The speaker refused 10 entsrtsin the
motion on senate bill on the third read
ing to amend the laws in regard to the
fees of the attorney general.
Mr.. Clark moved to smsnd by striking
out fifteen dollars aud inserting twenty
five dollsrs-ssme as the fee in rape cases.
Carried.
The bill then passed to establish an In
surspce bureau.
On motion of Mr. Young the bill was go
amended as 10 authorize the governor to
sppoint commissioners Of Insurance.. and
then the bill failed for want OF q consti-
stitutiOnal majority.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Coulter, the vote was
recOnsidered and the bill was then re-
ferred to the committee on finance.
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III NARRow-aAUaE.
Memphis Rnd Raleigh RaiIrOad-Resig.
nation Of Colonel M. d. L. Stewart.

The directors OF the above company, COM
posed OF Ii. ID. L. stewsrt presidents Al.
White, secretary W. a. Blckiord, DR.. q. K.
Duncan, Ii. h. , cochran, h. ". Brooks, u. Il
Prescott, ]. n. Coleman and A b. NewRirk.
met at the Ayes block, yesterday, at Il
o'clock N. The contract to Clear, gruo, grade,
DTioge and Tie the entire roao IVES let 10 A.
3. NewklfK. ana the work OF construction
Will begin at once. tn line dopted by the
posrd, now permanent Y, begins near the
JUNCTION OF the old Ia eisn road with boun-
dary aYtnue, near colonel Le&this. Pas .rg
Payne ., goes on ths surveyed line TO the
east side of VOL river at Ralelgn. The street
railroad COMPANY Will make connections
Win this road at or near Colonel Leath's
The building OF this road ts NOW y certainly
"a dxed fact. Colonel N. ~. il stewart, Who
OnIy accspued the presidency OF The COM
Psny temporarily, being compelled by
reason OF mis- omcisl Engagements,
rendered his resignation, and T. ~.
Blcoks Was elected permanent president
We congratulate the con on secur-
lug the ser vices OF Nj. Brooks. wno-s energy
and integrity has won for him a name, OF
which any man should be proud, and We con-
graUulaIe both COlonei Stewart AID the COM
pany Tor The efficiency and practical results
Of ms administration, for through him and
his influence the resolution Ia favor OF euuOrr-
ing the bonds Of the cOmpany was adopted Dy
Ihe county court, and during his aGnlulstra-
lion the people with great unanlmlIy en-
GOrsed the action Of the court, and the road
has bee let out and the work begun Ia earn
est, and this all in the bletest pOss1b.e time.
The company now has ample cash subscribed
10 pay this contract with about SZj,UUU worth
Of lands at cash valuation 10 hold, and with
The proceeds OF her $1,000 in bonds, endorsed
by The county, bearing eight per cent. in
Ieresl, she VIII iron ana equip in good style,
ana the cheering whistle VIII soon be heard
along the line.
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yneE, Of Indiana. eetg, Pennsylvania.
5lath X, OF Virginia. Wells, Of Missouri.
or, OF Iowa Perry, Of New York
FarWeil, OF minois.
ON MILEAGE
McGrsw v. Virginia. Golladayo q rennsssss.
Darrell, OF Louisiana. Blair, Of Missouri.
Hazslton, New Jersey.
ON ACCOUNTS.
Burlington, Of Mass. Sherwood, OF Penn.
Sawyer, Wisconsin. Lewis, OF Kentucky.
ON EXPENDITURES IN STATE DEPART
GongeT, OF Michigan. Rogers, Of New York.
Mnissiy 81 Seorgia- Myers, OF Penn.
ON EXPENDITURE IN TREASURY DE-
PARTMEST.
Lynch, OF Maine. Barnum OF Conn.
Hays, OF Illinois.
ON EXPENDITURES IN WAR DEPART
MENT.
Williams, Of Indiana Aeker. or Penn.
B 'rber, OF Wisconsin. KinseIIa. OF New York.
snyder, of Arkansas.
OF ExPENDTTUhES IN NAVY DEPART
Parser, OF Maryland. / ,Tuthll, Of New York
Hostetter, Wisconsin.
ON EXPENDITURES IN POSTFFFICE DE-
PARTMENT.
Barry, OF Mississippi. Roberts, OF New York.
AAAAGa - ~
Bigiey, Of Georgia.
ON EXPENDITURES INTERIOR DEPARr-
MENT.
Hills, OF New Jersey. Adams, Of Kentucky.
B BR1sn5 ~ U of filinois. Conner Of Texas.
ON EXPENDITURES ON PUBLIC BUILD
lNGS.
Havley, Of Illinois. Wood, Of Kew York.
Morphls, Of Miss. Duke, of Virginia.
Shoemaker, OF Penn.
ON RULES.
The speaker Cox, OF New York.
bAnks' OF Mass Randall, OF Penn.
On PRINTING.
Beatty, ofOhio. Price, OF Georgia.
ON LIBRARY.
Peters, OF Maine. Campbell. OF Ohio.
Wheeler, ofNeW York.
ON ENROLLED BILLS.
Buckley, Of Alabama. Bird, of New Jersey.
Foster, Of Michigan.
JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON NsuJR-
RECTIONARY STATES.
Poland, OF Vermont. Maynard, of Tennessee.
S~choneiuf OF Penn. F~arnswOrth,o OF Illinois.
Coleman, Of Indiana. Stevenson, Of Ohio.
Butler, OF Mass. Lansing, Of New York.
Cox, OF New York. Beck. ofKeutucky-
Sherwood, OF Penn. Wadden, N. Carolina.
Robinson, of Illinois. HAWKS, of Arkansas.
SELECT COMMITTEE on MISSISSIPPI
EWES.
Morris, OF louisiana. Waldron. of Iowa.
Mckee, OF Miss. Getz, Of Penn.
Duke OF Virginia.
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THE OUTS.
The Aldermen and COunciImen who
Retire from Omce I'm January.

FIRST WARD-Alderman Dwyer n Coun'
Gilman John Gent aud o Walsh.
SECOND MARD-COUncLmen william Chase
ana Il. W. L~ightburne-
Third Mathematician Lewis Amts AND
Henry Eishman.
FOURrH WARD-Alderman Cartwright and
Councilmeu T. Z. duncan, chairman OF the
board, and L. 81. Pettigrew.
FILTH WARD-Alderman Hoist and Coun-
cilmen M. MalatesJa and James
IXT WARD-Councilmen William Harvey
and J. ID. Rufnn.
WAkD-Councilmen ]. 3. Signiago
and r. TwOhig.
EIGHTH MARD-Alderman Thomas Mo1et
and COunclimen ]. Genette and John X
Grehau.
NINTH WABD-Alderman Belts and Coun-
cilmen u. Reder and J. r. Schabeu.
EMIT WAAD-COuncllmen !. d. Smith and
NJ. BOiand.
Beside these the places Of the mayor, city
taI-cOnector and wharfmaster Will be supplied
Al Inc alecLiou IN January.
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EVENT.
The Wife Of h County Coroner e1abs
Herself ia the Abdomen and Dies.

Mrs. Emily Moffatt, wife OF the coroner, has
been troubled some time with neuralgia, pains
in the face, and other rheumatic affections in
the back. which at length became so intoler-
able that she resolved TO put an end 70 her life
and her tortures 1t the same time.
On Monday, In the afternoon, she got out OF
bed TO allow the removal OF some furniture,
and, going into another room, at ouce seized q
very large knife Ia carver) and plunged 1t into
her abdomen, without making any noise OF
demonstration Her husband went into the
room Immediately afterward, and, taking no
notice OF what mad occurred. she lifted up the
bloody knife and said, Jim, L have stabbed
myself"
In a short time q number Of neighbors were
In The mouse, 10 whom SIC said that she had
done il purposely, that abe was perfectly sane,
| that she wanted to die, and she had done The
deed with the Intention Of putting an end 70
| her own Life. The doctor was IN attendance
| very soon after the faLal misfortune, aud al
once pronounced the injuries necessarily NOR
tai. b lived until yesterday at three
! oc4ock, when she died. Squire Elliott, at the
request Of the coroner, summoned aJury and
held an inquest ON the remains OF the i'll.
starred lady. After hearing the testimony the
jury, OF which the sheriff was chairman
| agreed 10 q verdict 10 the effect that Mrs. Moi
| fALt had come 70 her death from the effects OF
. wound with q knife, inflicted by her OWL
hand. The funeral takes place today.
| Coroner Moratt has our deepest sympathy
In this great and untoward affiictton. The de,
| ceased leaves one child, a little girl three Oh
| 1Our years old, behind, who will miss the kind
smile OF a very afeetionate mothsr.
NEW STYLE hats Just received at Wheaton
& Cos.
"NEURIL" is kept by all drst-clAsz drug.
gtsts. Apply TO them for q circular.
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PERSONAL.

JUDGE HARRIS, of Bonneville, is At the Pea
BODY hotel.
CAPrAIs !. @. GRINDER, of Louisville, rep
r seating one OF The largest houses OF the
West, Il in This CITY ana Will be cordially
greeted by his numerous friend
The board OF directors Of the Memphis and
Paducah road held d meeting yesterday at the
Peabody HUIei. Judge Tumble, oil Paducah,
aud Colonel Latta w,re OF tue number pres
enL. We were told that contracts for the i'm
mediate construction Of the road will be eX-
scuted as soon a. needful legislation could be
secured at Nashville, THAI until this was done,
the road could not he built and proper con-
Tracts could not be executed.
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orEanist OF 81. Br1dget's church, graduate OF
the LEIPZIG co~nssrvatoriss Of music, and late
OF New York city, would respectfully an
nounce 70 the citizens Of Memphis that he is
prepared TO receive pupils on the piano and
in vocal music. Glasses IN harmony and
thorough bass VIII be formed. Application 10
be made at the music stores OF lie city.
TkRan-sD per quarter, O. SIS per nonthi
payable monthiy.
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NoTlCs.
AEAYoR.s oFFIcE. c1rY

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL.
VI MEMPHIS, Tenn, N0Vemuer Ell
In aecOI oauce Wlta u e provisions Of section
u Of the Ctiy Charter, ne fOIloWtnR-nemed
persons have been appointed ana confirmed
~ tbs Board OF AlOerInsu q. WSru ResIsttrs.
for the uTPoSe Of Carrying said section into
execution Their Offices viii be opened attRss
places named below, on MONDAH, the nth
INST, ~ IL O'Clock m a-d remain Oxen unUi
wednesday, the s0tn December. a. WHEN
time realization Will esSse. Cit+zsrs viii
Al this mrL tcipal election areleQuiTsd ID ba
registered In the war; in which tuey rsstde.
Sertlno.tes heretofore issued VIII not - re-
cogniEed at the ensuing cleo lou.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
WARD RKGIsFERs-First Ware.
owen Daily. Re=istsE. once, No. - Front
corner of Commsrce.
Second Ward.
P. Townsend. Register. once. No. n Ron.
lar, sorner 5econd.
Third Ward.
Thomas P. Adams, Hexistsr. OmcA No. Ia
Second street, ecrner of @ashinstan
Fourth ward.
John q Lanisr. Register. omes, No. na
Fifth Ward.
A y. Droeshss. Regis er. once, No. -
second street, eorHeg OF Union
Sixth Ward.
James Banks, Register. emce, No. 503 Main
Street, corner OF PontotoS.
seventh ward.
A. j. Ferguson, Register. Ones, No LIZ
Beale street, upstairs, Ferguson Slock.
Eighth Ward.
d. Pante. Register. once, No. Ia Poplar
street. opposite Ihs Market.
Ninth Ward
J. D. Danbury, Register. Ocsos. corner o.
Fourth and auction.
Tenth ward.
Michael Dea. Register. Omce, corner OF
sam and calhoun Streets; and for the con-
veniencs of the eltiEsD s diving in the eastern
portion OF the Waru, his Oh % will be &C Gem
trai foint nom Monday, lne Etk december
70 saturday. the 18th inclusive. poH
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First CAaneery COurt-HOrgaR, Cham
cellOr.
The argument in the case OF Love va WEIGH
was resumed aud concluded yesterday. This
morning the calendar, as published last week,
will be taken up.
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The New Memphis thester waa nllsd last
night, and every attendant was de lighted.
Mrs Moulton surpasss d herself, and has been
eclipsed 10y no caotatrice who has ministersd
10 the exacuous, cultivated taste in this city,
Web l. n marvellous pianist. whose finger
gyrate by some incomprehensible electric
force, was pronounced another ListE. Fer
rant Is another Train, born beneath an italian
sun, and should announce himself agai 81
Grant, who o cobduet successfully a side
horse-shoW. Mr.. Bowler Was the
tainment. The APPEAL can't contain any
more.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Memphis ana New orleans
THURSDAY PACKET.
Fer Now Orleans and ths Beds.
season 1s71-1e7a.
80 BELLE LEE ze,-a

b Elegant Passenger and Ersish, 8. amer
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THE CALL.
the VOies Of the People Calling for
J0hn Johnson

We publish this morning q list OF nearly
four thousand names, calling upon John
Johnson 70 become mayor for anOther
or quits q thousand names that have not oeen
brought 10 the nice. In the hurry OF taking
Is natural v 10 be expected, and, Ss many OF
the names were written on the lists out N
the street, with pencil, they were almost IL
legible by the time they reached the con pos
itor. We have no doubt, therefore. that
many gentlemen may ind their names
wrongly Expelled this morning-tt IL hardly
possible that II could be otherwise. We have
preserved the manuscripts carefully sno
there is no name for which a signer cannon
be found to answer in the city. as II was
plain that 70 vast a majority OF The rsspscta-
pie voters OF the city were for MI. John Jonn.
ION for mayor. II was deemed unnecessary 70
postpone the publication OF the names until
toe whole population should have signed
the call.
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LAW REPORT.
United state. court-rrirr. Judge.

The United States court yesterday tried the
case Of hickman q Co., Of Union City, on q
chvrge Of resisting a United States officer who
went to take charge OF a store with ITS con-
tents under some proceedings in bankruptcy.
The evidence IN the case wBs all taken but the
plSadings Will be putin to-day.
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FUKE NOTICE.

AoFFATr-The tris nds ana acquaintsnces
OF James g.. Modstt are invited to attend the
funeral OF his wife. EhILY NJ. AoTFATT, from
residence 224 Elliott street, this (wEDEEs-
DAY. afternoon. 9Th inst st 2 O'Clock. Car
riages at walsh's. Is Winch sster street
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THE Mr,rH1s eAsLIeHr CoMPANY s noy

THE MEMPHIS GAsLiGRT COMPANY Is o
furnishing its CONSUMERS with gas OF very Su-
peIior Illuminating power, lot surpassed by
any company IN the world, which Is due In q
great measure 10 The Naptha process. Where
persons ial 70 geLa satisfactory Light ltis due 70
sons defect or obstruction IN TIE pipes inside
the build Dg. II the qua ity OF the gas is good
1n enc locality, II surely should tie throughout
the entire city, - no ga company can make
good gas for one pa4t " and poor gas for an
othz. 1t all comes from one Reservoir.
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COTTON PLASTATiOH-About 100 acres
u SO cleared; good residence
etc lear Laconis, Beshs county
Terms sasy: apply 10 W. u. WesIheTIordr
49, BUCK q DRAKE.
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IN HsLDE NCE-zy residence, with i've or
III ten acres, or Will rent IL for the Eext
Year lat ellis rtausnl
Also, EsVsrel bszuiiful vacant LOTS for
sale. and sevsrsl tracts of LAND, on n. and
l. Railroad, on ong Tine ION tmproyeol.
nCSD ELI kA1NEhs
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Rivers and Business.


boSK. fr0m cincinnati, & pm. Departedt In.
eianola, frem Cincinnati IL pm. Ryez has
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r. w. JOHNsTON d GO.
OheT a complete line Of
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
For the
HOLIDAY A &.

Opposite Peabody Hotel.
EXAMINE the CRATE in this once. lis . 0reat
saving OF fuel.-EDs.
headed Book TOR the Mnllon-MarrtRge Guide
lin another column. 1t should be read by
ell.
PREPARE for cold weather and have your
CRATES set with Lemons Improvement Leave
orders at rs Second street.
WANrED-To purchase walnut lumber for
E. FEGAN, $50 Second street.
A. F. DAVIS, house and sign painter, Isl
Second street. Orders promptly executed at
reasonable rates.
~SPARE-RIBs, backbones and hog tenderloin
received daily, fresh and in large quantities,
81 IS Jefferson street market.
FURSTENHEIM &.HEXTER
INFANTs.-The most Irritable n restless Of
these tender little households buIs, are
charmed as 1t were into quiet aud sweet repose
by using Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup.
THOSE who are DESTROYS OF purchasing a fine
RELIABLE and GENUINE SET of FurS, we
would advise you to IL on Leidy& Co., where
you t0lI Hu61n their assortment OF GentiemeniE
Dress and Business Hats, and Ladies' Furs,the
ueTy Haest and oeSt that are worn and pro-
duced. Examine their goods and judge for
yourself.
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THE EONsTROUS AND HORRIBLE.

"NEURIL" is kept by al drst-clssS drug
gists. Apply TO them for q circular.
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Ftr.t Circuit Ceur.-Heishsn. Indge

The cslepaar to-day contains the following
cases: 1873, Vepable vs. Eddius; 1850. same VS.
same; Col, OK VS. Cooke; 1861, Greenfield and
vile VS. Reid; lO3, Peoria Mutual Benevolent
as octstion VS. Myers; l4H, Ogerton VS. Reid
1923, Cochran VS. cards Agricultural and Ne.
cnanical society ct 81; 1910. IN n VS. German
Nsuonal bank 1876 Digs vs. Planter' Insrr-
anee company; l54T, Alrn VS. Planters In
su'ancs c mrany 1878. Harris We ST. wsTt;
1879. wilson VS. ClsDpii; l6C5. Taylor & Rut-
land VS. Aeacham a T~Iesdwell; 1907 Tnomp-
soD VS. 6usuy. johnson a Co GIL, Greene vs.
Anderson q Clsrke; Is 3. Williams VS. Crit p
1924, fra Z a sons vs. kusIis; 1872, casting VS.
Or.ma & Co.; It's Appleton & 20. VS. PStti-
son & ~; los. williams & Co. VS. City OF
vemphis; 1850 Msnn & Parsons vs. Hess;
1884, Forster, Ktalhoer ? Co. VS. kchavbi
1855, Msttinson va smith d Barrett; 1855, Gil
ham Va LiIueton; ltSo, Cochran vs. Msran;
1881. Ciaytrn, sssisneP, vs. Nomer q Richard
sou; 1875, Union & Planters hsnk VS. Day /;
1888, M-cliu We Caro- ina Lie Insurance COM
pEny; 1870. JRckso4 VS. Memphis and charles
ton railroad company; 1855. Hssthman vs.
Dixon; l6l2, ATchard VS. Psge & Yates; l6l3,
Parker vs Doolsy lS4t, MorToU. Chandler q
Co. VS. HARLEY q 0urley; 1916, Cochran vs.
0oi; 1873, Prou-nt Va Warwick; 1915, Wat
aims VS. WEIGH; Isl. Dudley q 20 vs. UicaIlaj
lea Mckinney, bryson q Co. Va stiles; ie5,
BAILEY VA Nash.
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Havana Royal Lottery.


AHu AIAo 0ls UIakk fhIAkS, Ranging nom
soc 70 $1,000.
Those who wish to try their luck snd invest
In an honest Lottery win do well TO direct
themselves In time to the headquarters in
this city, or send thsir orders to xr. MAN
UEL BoREIo. Flrstsub- Collector for Expor-
tation In Havana, through thelr correspond
ents here. aEssRs. BoRNIo &BRoFHER.
Prizes of all denominations WIN be csshed
at n time, at the lowest rate. By the above
named nrm In New Orleans. y Gravier s,rss.
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HEAT, COMFORT N ECoNoMY.-This you
viii get by having your CRATES set with
Lemons Improvement. Cali at 25 Second
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HOW-f rom lSs Madison street, on sunday
night n meaium-slz s inc COW, wit =
yoSns calf q liberia, reward wall be paid for
Lher reIurn. o.
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Complaining.

49, me uresent, and anti further notice
-c,eoa lilly compressed at the Chickas0w
orsS for f2cl twenty-five oents per bale.
W. :. CRAWFORD 4 Co.
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nFFIC S-A pair OF c. dice omces; 3 50, =
" single INC On same door, situated on
csrntr aaulEon and From streets, Immeol-
ately over the Banking House o. - b. Mol
10y. To good aud permanent tenants tney
will be rented low. The stairway h wing
beer lsts y wldeued, they are without ooaot
the bsst IN .ss IN the city FOR location, Dght
elc aup4N ii IS Union street. uS
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4 AND $3.50 acres Of lsnd. On Kerr ave-
IL nue., psrt Of the estate cfSzm- Vance. 0e-
ceased. vii sell at pUDic sale, on cor
nfr Main and Eoath Court sire ets, Al Y NJ.
WEDNESDAY, December 6, 1874. Terms q
Sale-One-fOUrIh cathi bslaIce In AZ ana
aea +. L. ToPP, Executor.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Attend Robertson's Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, 34 Main street
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery, No III
Main street. Three 1auluess gem pictures for
gfu aanNE
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GAS Frrrrxs SIS second street
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AwNOugcEMEKTs
FOR WharsnasIel

~ J. JUHN-os himself 2 can
didpts for Wbar mssser a. he ensuing
municipal e~ltct.CD, January 4, u34s on the
10y. lehman Ricket. ub
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OLIVER, JIMMIE 4 CO.
10. 700 CASES Canned Fruits and fsas-
tables, PART As FoLLovsg
5000 cases Tomatoes;
1000 cases Peaches;
1000 cases Oysters;
500 cases assorted Pickles;
800 cases Strawberries;
800 cases ~saspberries;
500 cases Pine Apple;
400 cases Corn;
100 cases 5iusberries;
100 cases Hhortieherries;
200 cases Lehsters,
so csSes Salmon;
400 cases Isliles;
100 cases sraRdy Cherries;
200 cases Brandy Peaches;
1900 cases asst Fruits ma Vegetables;
OLIVER. FlhNlE & 60.
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A. J.. Ferguson, Register. Ones, No Ii
beale street, upstairs, Ferguson 5loek-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
JEFFERSON ST. MARKET,

IS JEFFERSON STREET.
This place IL 9pea ar all hours
Of ths day. The best Of fresh meats
and Vssetsbles car always be had.
Parties buyiRg In large quantities
supplied az lowest rates pssslhIa.
sis2ts delivered free to all parts
Of the city.
F1RSTENHEIH & HEXTER.
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AUCTION! AUCTION -!

WEDNESDAY, MORNING. Dec. eth. az 10
O'Clock a large lot o. household and
kltchsn Furniture - contents OF a large
clearinghouse.
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NEW STYLE hats lust received at Wheaton
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n QON-A uInishsd H~ieepinEr1om for q
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