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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-08-10

The symptoms
of Ii v er Com
plant are uneasi-
ness and pain in
the side. Some
times the pain is
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-08-10

Paper i nov used for tic lining Of ice
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-08-10
LIVER

sometimes many of the above symptoms
attend the disease, and at other times very
few of them; but the liver is generally
the organ most involved. Cure the Liver
with
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-08-10

Factoryville, East Tenn, July list,
1871.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-08-10

On Main Street, next door-to Post-0f
flee, Jonesboro, Tenn. iune22m3.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-18

THE proud position of superiority
awarded 10 the Knabe piano, it still re-
tains: unsurpassed ia excellence of work
mauship, un-aPpr0achable IN facility Of
touch. unrivaled in purity and hrmness
of Tone, and especially suited 70 the pecu-
Harities Of the Southern climate. Call
everybody at GOepel's, 375 Main street,
and try it for yourselves.
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REFERRED TO TIE LEsIsLA1uRE.
A sqBars Back owR..-ARBihsT FliEg at
Memphis by the State Comptroller.
The Natter Of the Memphis Coupons,
$50. $50, to be Investigated BY toe
Legislature.

To the EhtOr Of the Banmer-Tbe
Memphis Appeal Of Saturday contains 3
long communication from the Mayor Of
that city In which he again eriticisss my
oAclal action in the sale OF Memphis
coupons 20 Colonel ". B. Greenlaw and
others. Irrespective Of the fact that-ss
4 have already intimabed-my attention
70 d financial interests of the State
leave me- 40 time for newspaper contro-
Versies IN which my course as ComPtrol-
Ter may be lmpugnsd, 1 am more than
willing to accept Mayor JOhnsOn's sug-
gesJlOn, that the whole matter shall be
referred 10 the Legislature at its next ses-
sion, for investigation. In fact, as a mat
ter of Justice 10 myself, / shall demand
such investigation, confident that the
transaction, over which Mayor JohnsOu
and certain disappointed bidders (f such
there wer6) for the coupons, are so much
exercised, will be approved by that body.
The elaborate tabular statements by
which the Mayor Of Memphis attempts to
prove that / lost to the state $1,000 or so
by b bargain could have had no inhu-
enCe whatever with me Ia my official ca
pacity, " had the specious showing
been presented before the sale was con-
summated. That the financial affairs OF
Memphis are in a seriously embarrassed
condition is a matter Of not0rieJy. These
~ -1@aaaa - N11A@ L1H A99A
collected by the State, for her representa-
lives had been shrsWd enough 10 provide
against such q contingency by securing
the passage of an act (see Chapter OK,
psgs 10, acts OF $780, by which the prop
erty Of all municipal corporations are
made exempt from execution or attach
ment. The object of the law, as I am in
formed by me Of the members from Shell
by in the last Legislature, was to eUdde
the payment Of the very class of claims
about b ina settlement of which Mayor
johnson is 50 virtuOusly indignant. The
only way the blood could be got out of
the turuip was that which has elected SO
much harsh, unjust criticism, but which
L am not afraid to submit to the test of
the closest scrutiny. With Mayor John
son, / "lssve its further investigation to
the next General Assembly, calmly await
ing their action and their Judgment there
on" ED. r, PENNEBAKER,
CDm~DLruileF.
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"WHo VISA sKIN7,l


By s0hN AALs
The darkest, strangest mystery
4 ever read, or beern, or see,
Ii long Of 8 drink at Taggart's Hall
Tom Faggart's OF GtgaL
I've heern the tale a Thousand ways,
But never could get through The maze
Ihat hangs around that queer days doin's,
But IN tell the yarn 10 yOuuna.
Tom Taggart stood behind his bar,
The time was fall, the skies wRE far,
The n~eighb0rs round the counter drawed,
And ca'mly drtnked and laWed.
At last come Colonel Blood, OF Pike,
And old ledge Phinn, p~ermiHOuE-uke,
And each. as he meandered in,
Remarked, "a wnIsky-skfu."
Tom mixed b beverage fan and far,
And slammed 10, smoking, en- the bar.
Some says three dngers, some says two
III leave the choice to you.
Phinn 10 the drink put forth his hand;
Blood draWed MS knife with accent bland,
81 a yer p~arding, Mister Phtnn-
Jest drap that Whisky-skin."
No man high. tsneder could be found
Than old Judge Phinn h cOuatry rOuud.
Says he, young man, the tribe OF Phinns
Knows their " whisky-skinsl'
He went tor his leven-inch bowie knife
ST tries TO follsr a Christian life;
But lldrap a slice OF liver or two,
My blOomin' shrub, with you
They csrved in a way that All admired,
TIL Blood draWed iron at last and dred.
II took Seth Bludso 'twiXt the eyes,
Which caused him great surprise.
Then coats went of and all went in;
shots and language sWeiled the din;
II short, sharp bark OF D~eringsrs,
Like buu-pupE, cheeTSd the urse.
They piled the stlfs outside the door;
hey made, 1 reckon, a cord or more.
Girls went that winter, as a rule,
Alone to spelltn' school.
We searched in vain, from Dan to Beer
Bheb8, to max this mystery clear;
I end with hit as 1 did begin
WHO GOT TIE WHISKY sKLN2
Hagper's Weekly.
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For Lake Superior The Union St sambosf
Company and Atlantic, DHlH tn
asa PaQife Liza

ONE OF the splendid st0snors deteor, In
ula, aoine Co9uIh Atlsl.5e Japan, k9-
leave Buffalo daily Except Friflays and Sat
urdaysl az p.In.i Erie me 10 ext morning.
Cleveland the same might, De lrOib at 10 pm,
daily Except Sundsy s ana No uday 81 Tor Do
LBrH and ntermedlAte La IKE SUPERIOR
POINTS.
Connections are made a. DnlUth with tbs
Lake Superior and Missr 6sippt II r. to St.
Paui and an point In innestl ta. Northern
Wisconsin and Iowa q $50, wit "a the North
ern Pacinc h. K for the Red h liver Country.
Excursion tickets AT aREAs Fly REDuorn
RATES. walI be issued ny an 2 rineipal rail-
rOads 10 50. PAM by thia route retufnfng via
all rail. Or by all rail- routes 10 81. Paul and
returning via lake.
During the months OF Iuuf TuIv and Az
gust, Excursion Trips Will b. naa3e 70 80
shore Of Lake superi ar visitinS ~
silver Mines, sort William grand po@to-S
For further iuformatfor 49, toitose'
BPP ATRfCK.
aenI Passenger Agspt Pnfelo N v
y a. Manager a IN and Tine
nays cod N@s SO
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A Grand Scheme for HsmBhls-Ansthsr
Accession to Our FsFtuaes-Ths Agri-
cultural, Educational and Mahu.
featuring aid So8lsty.

We understand It Is the intention Of the
directors Of the Mississippi, Agricultural,
Educational and Manufacturing Aid So
clety to establish, atan early day, a branch
Of their business in this city. DR.. Lvlss.
who has been the President Of this Society
from its organization, informs us that the
Society has already paid TO the State Of
Mississippi 5000 for educational purposes.
The Doctor further informs as, that II he
Is met in a liberal spirit by our people. he
will contribute a liberal sum to the city
for the free schools, This Society, it is
we'll known, have a large capital paid in,
a portion Of which will be removed to
this place. 1t viii be another source Of
wealth for our people, and become, az it
- IN Vicksburg, a favOrite institution fl
this city. Il has begun its career mod
estly, and grown steadily in public con-
hdence until, at last, 1t stands pre-emi-
nent for the fidelity and punctuality with
which, under the wise administration Of
the accomplished DR.. LyIes, its business
management is conducted.
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CITY PARAGRAPHS.

There is 10 be q festive marriage At St
Peters to-day.
The knights Templar e. Calvary
Church this morning.
The great thing today is the Hiber-
niau picnic "a james Park.
Governor Ssutsr hss appointed g lady
u the OmCs Of state Librarian.
The annual examination Of the city
schools goes on this week and next.
The picnic OF 81. Palrick's Sunday
school children on the Z3d-Tussday next.
There were two lively rUnaways on
Second street yesterday. No damage
done.
1t viii take two hundred thousand
solid yards of dirt to raise the Little Rock
r5ad shove overflow.
Judge Flippin went through the mis-
1smean0T docket yesterday in quick slime,
and adj ourned " TO this morning.
The business place Of Rbea d Son,
LLlou CTS. was seized yesterday by The
United States Marshal, under the bank
rupt law.
The grand jury yesterday found a
p-- OF indie uslI agslnsG Gabriel Glass,
ne murderer of ths greasy cool g. Fort
Flcksrlng Saturday ulght.
The clerks oncss attached to the
Dll-sA States Coura, la Waldran Block,
are undergoing a change which viii be
great Improvement Whsu finished.
Then are 10000. 900 pairs Of boots ard
aLoeH worn south ui Las Ohio everv wear
me Fr9hts on these are about s560Ga-
W. me TOTAL cost is over E5g0g60 G16.
cry many people are curious 10 know /
INC Falte just now OF Memphis and orr. I
- e.o-A From stories sdsat We
sulAA worm having and keeping.
-I.Ha Hrrr#H.ur .
road as Tar As The Mississippi sfsfe 49,
We understand, has been '.L IL 49,
Jessie Forrest who viii enter IN ~
work Immediately. 'I0
"A abeambOatmau named u.,u.u-
was drowned OF The Arzausss ~ 10y
dav while passing OsagsI s!aud. w.
he slipped OF was showed on has NOT 49,
asCerGaiued.
1t Is now pretty definitely settie5
that the L3uisVili5 aud Nashville rail- I
road was Tie purchaser, the other day. Of
the $500. 600, in State bonds with which
60 retire b ludebledEess of The Memphis
and Ohio railroad, over which the former
has control
The New York SIM ssys that con We'd
mssday morning Patrick Mckinney. a us- /
gro born in Dustin, ireland, was arrested
ia the Second ward Tor in6oxigatioB. " i
When brought before Dudge Bowling. 4
thar functi0uary sc0Wled and said, "oan
this be- and he WeEe for the Irish con
srabaud.
1T reported by a COMMITTEES of The
general Sunday-scbooi Convention o. the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, that
here are 28l.0A Suuday-school pupils on
heir ~noli-haoks, and ths tbe number Of
b. 69fH The number Of officers
nd taaahers 58 hioh IS one % every
~ pupils, and sd average Of seven for
.ach school
The Jackson Wlag ana Tribane, in an
suggestive Of railroad communiea-
Ion bsgws6n Nashville and Jackson. SAYS: j
Our people. other things being equal.
you'd prefer % trade a. Nashville. but
ut OF As vel are now, By circUitous routes
uf discrminatlnFt tariffs over three differ
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NEAR
Romance and RsalIty-SOhoOl ExaHIna.
tiou-karFiags Of the Teacher, Sur
FBHHded by Her Pupils.

Tuesday was quite a gala day for the
Point nsighb0rhOOd below Raleigh. The
examination and exhibition of the school,
which has been conducted for two or three
years past by Miss Mamie Means, niece
Of Rev. DR.. Gray, formerly OF Memphis,
now of Lagrange, came OF.
The school room was gUrgeOusly deco
rated with choicest flowers AT an early
hour young and old we're vending their
way JhiJher, and at nine O'Clock the
exercises began with q voluntary by
the whole school, accompanied by the
organ; after which, prayer.
The exercises were inbsrspsrsed with
deClamaUiOus, compositions, dialogues,
eEcsilsnC singing and the examination Of
several classes.
These exercises evinced. upon the part
Of the teacher, not alone competency, but
the striCtest facility, and rare disciplinary
powers. Upon the part of the pupils, close
application, demonstrating an exhibit
which reflected great credit upon the as
slduity and faiJhfuluess of the accom-
plishBd teacher. After the close of the
exercises, Rev. Dr.. Gray delivered a short,
pertinent address, followed by the teacher
IN 3 remarkably sensible and feeling
speech TO her patrons, Of whom she took
her final leave; an untOward event (yet
one Co which I'LL are Hable) rendering it
Imperative that she vacsJs the chair Of
authority in the schOOl-rCOn, for a very
different q more precarious position.
That event burst upon that crowded
auditory like a clap of thunder from q
clOudlsss sky. Just at this iuncture,
the pupils we're singing a farewell
song, q cry was heard. Behold the BRIDE
cOmeth,N when 10, the head
Of q very genteel looking speci
Of the genus homo" was
at the door, which head, urged on by /
3 body, was evidently struggling to make
It's way through the dense crowd, and on
with 3 determination which svinced some
thing desperate-sn utter Indifference to
the fate before him-he rushed right
into the vicinity Of the teacher. EX-
pectstion was on tip5Os. Wa the gentle
mad2 He certainly looked Just q
little too old TO be q regular pupil Of the
yet he evidently had been, as
the sequel showed, q faithful one in
another sense.) The venerable man Of
Sod (DsGray) was seen upon the dOOr in /
Of the gentlemen who had created
such q disturbance, and upon the arm of
hat sell-saIne gentleman leaned the fair
.sacher, The words we're spoken by the
minister, and j. NJ. Shelby and NJ. n. |
Means became man and Wifel
May no rude storm blast the bright
that CLEAN upon their distant
pathway; and under the shsltering hand
IF the Father, mav their lives, blended in
me, glide smoothly DER lifs's troublous
yea into the haven of the "blest."
n. P. MOON.
LINEN SBEETIN6gl COTTON SHEETIN8SII
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LOCAL NEWS
-Lsddin's College.

-Lsddin's College,
Attend Robertson's College.
w. 4. MitchelI's school, BOB Third st.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've u per
copy, can be- had Of al neWsmen in the
city.
VIII. MansfOrd, at his book and peri
1dlCal store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
"A 6ne lunch is set every DAY, at the
Madame Vincent saloon, No. IS Union
street. Don't forget the place, because
you viii be well served.
Go TO T.. A. BensOn's, 81 Main street.
the oldest and most extensive music
house ia the South, where you will ind
more pianos, organs, musical instruments
and sheet music than all all other houses
combined, consisting Of the great Stein
way q Sons pianos, the Gablsr, the
and the VOse pianos, and the
Mason 81 Hamlin church snd parlOr Or
gans, which will be offered at wholesale
prices. Go, aud take your cash with you.
Joe Locke, 1861 Main street, has all the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
weeklies and the largest variety OF dalies
tho city.
JoE LOCKE, news dealer. 236L Main
street, has all the late papers from all
parts Of the United States,
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THE GREA BARGAIN SALE

II ERZOG IL Bro
VIII be continued, and every one should
avail themselves to get their dry goods
now. Among other and many more arti-
Giles sold at those rates are
Beautiful yard-wide Percales, at I2Io per
yard.
Pretty Lawns, PIC per yard.
Linen Lawns, l9c per yard.
Victoria Lawns, l9c per yard.
NainsoOks, l5c per yard.
Hsndksrchiefs, $50 per dozen.
Irish Linens, 29c per yard.
Fine Paris Muslins, 35C per yard
Those EMBROIDERIEs, et 25c, are going
fast, as they are worth easily SOC.
We would remind the ladies that we are
selling for the Sunday School Celebration
all shades in SILK GLOVES, for children,
at SOC per pair, and our fine shades of KID
GLOVES at q REDUCTION IF 25C e PAIR,
as well AS SASH RIBBONS at GREATLY RE
DUCED PRICES, until Saturday noon.
HERZOG q BROS,
294 NJ ain street,
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STOLEN

EOW-s-rzys1 or stolen from the resi-
Il ueuce OF Nr5. Kline. pa Poplar street.
ear Mrs g . EtEiusou's, FOUR COWS.
zee UFwH".E were M.ICl Cows she other. a
Eg-ewBer-v red. wiz horns. short tail .
bell ground The neck. two o. the Mich COWB
are white = red. The other has g bald face
Any one returning the same 10 me VIII re-
ce.Ee p liberal reward.
uvl4 MRS MARGARET KLINE
MULE one Eue light bay mare mule, l5&
VI hands ELZl-e yesrs old. croOEed hlnu
les. and STANDS win hind feet far under,
Amy I.lrmztcu that may lead 20 arrest OF
Tl-g' OF recovery Ur mule VIII be literally
rewarded. by giving Information TO BAL
LESLLNE WALL. az Sar-Ls, Miss. myl3
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KID GLO s
FOR THE
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEsRATlOR.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
FlEhHA KID GLOVES
This week, a.
g. LoWENsTElN & BROS.

We viii offer this week
200 pair good Vienna Kid Gloves al
SOC q pair, worth % cents; 75 cents a psir
worth 81 I2H; IS cents a pair. worth
81 -.
These are certainly tho best Kid Gloves
ever offered in this market at The above
named prices.
B. LOWEN5TElE q BROS.
Cor. Of Main and Jefferson streets.
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JoE LOCKE, news dealer. 236L Main
street, has All the late papers from all
parts Of the United States.
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THE WEATHER.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD,
SIGNAL SERVICE, o. 5. A.,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTON, May II, 1871,

W~AsHINGTON, May H. 1911
Weather representations It is probable
that local rains will pass over the Middle
Gulf coast and sstOrm Of moderate dimen-
sions pass yer Georgia and South Caro-
lima. More extended rsins are threaten
ing the Ohio valley and Illinois. Cloudy
weather, with brisk northeast winds,
will probably be experienced from Lake
Erie TO the Northwest, and fresh north
western winds in the Middle and
Eastern States.
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sBEETlEssI COTTOs sAEErH8s
Remnants at great bargains.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
PIANOS N 0RGANs

Strangers and visitors TO the city should
not fail 20 call and see the superb and
elegant C~hickering Pianos on exhibition
"a Second street, opposite Court street.
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TENNESSEE nnnE-

GuUEi
Thompson Il Stsgsr's compilation OF
Tennessee statutes Is progressing rapidly.
Volume LIST will beready In a few weeks.
Volume End is partly ready and win be
completed in August. Orders may be
sent TO ". J. Gilbert, st. Louis, Mo.
NOTICE.
Sunday School Celebration.
The attention Of the ladies' is
called TO u great reduction in
prices Of Dresses, Tsrlatans, Sash
Ribbons and Hair Ribbons adapted
for the celebration. Also a handsome
stock Of Childrsns' Kid Gloves and Lisle
MENKEN BROS.
sRB advertisement Of Dr. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide" in another column. It
should be read by all
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION.
Children's and Misses Kid Gloves,
Ribbons, all cOlors and widths.
I~arletans, al COlOTs.
Children's Shoes, all cOlors.
Ties, all colors.
Psrasols and Fans.
SOUTHERN PALACE,
1872 Main street.
IN price, as well as excellence, The
Knsbe piano and the Smith American
0rgan, are beyond all competition. As
those Will IA who call on Goepel, S75
Main street, and inquire the prices and
try the Instruments.
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINEN REHHARTs,
IN l. LENGTHs.
A. sEEssEL & son.
The sREAT RED STORE.
We still continue 10 seB bsrgains g.,
Grenadines, White Goods. IriBh linena.
able damasks, handkerohiefs. etc bI3
the greatest bargains are our Misses and
Ladies' seWedShoes OF which we still nave
a large quantity. EverV article marked
10 PLAN ngores to sell, from which we do
not deviate.
VIM FRANK.
10 Main street.
WEDDING PRESENTS l-BRIDAL. stFTstlI
RICH sILYERwARR-
NEW AND ELEGANT
DESIGNS.
ICE PITCHERS, Silver Lined.
ICE PITCHERS, Porcelain Lined.
SILVER PLATED WATER COOLERS. =;
SOMETHING VIEW. /
NEW STYLES OF FINE JEWELRY }
NOVELTIES IN FINE WITCHES.
VIC. BYRD Late Msrrimnn'sl, {
276 Main street. e
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Thompson Il Stsgsr's compilation Of
Tennessee statutes Is progressing rapidly.
Volume LIST will beready In a few weeks
Volume End is partly ready and will be
completed in August. Orders may be
sent to W. J. Gilbert, st. LOuis, Mo.
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H. 3. PACKER has removed his Office
TO his coal yard, corner Washington and
Second.
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FOR WHITE RTV
RAILROAD PACKET 20 PAM
WHITE RIVER LINE

Huaniag from 0sVan'z Bluff f1 .U1uGsU i Isa.
with The Memphis aad Little Peck R.R.
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e FIrrINe. sI5 seeond aLreeL.

LADIES will ind relief from their head
ache, cOstiveness, swimming in the head,
collie, sour stomach, restiveuess, etc, etc.
by taking simmons Liver Regulator
Persons living in unhealthy localities may
avoid all bilious attacks by taking a dose
Of Simmons Liver Regulator occasionally
to keep the Liver in healthy action. 1t
should be. used by all persons, old and
yeung. 1t is not unpleasant, Is a purely
vegetable compound, is not injurious 20
the most delicate constitution, and will
keep the liver in healthy action
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LAW o

First GhsaCsry c~0urt-MGFgaH, Chancellor.
DEGREES passed yesterday: DUfey vs.
Roper, receiver appointed; Candee vs.
Ragland, sale; Bolton vs. COrruth. refer
snce; Garden vs. Persons, reference; ia
cObus vs. Davis, reference; Lincoln vs.
Cogswel, receiver appointed; VIM vs.
Winters, Enal Taylor vs. Bdrditt, final
Marshal vs. Vernon, final; Woodbridge VI
Cheek, Injunction dissolved; Megibben vs.
Megibben, demurrer ovsrruled; Nelson
vs. Trigg, leave to file petition; Block VS.
Cohn, vesting title; Kerr vs. Eldridge, dis
position of fund. Court stands adjourn
ed until Monday next.
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Second ChanOsry Court-soatt, Chancellor.


Cases set for hearing to-day: 373, Wal
lace vs. Hayes; 4Os, st. John vs. Hodges;
541, Pants vs. Cone; 56s, Schreyer vs.
S~chreysr; $40, Larkin VS. McCOmbs; 19I.
Norton VS. WOlCott; 645, Sugg vs. Ledbet-
ter; 646, MaynOr vs. IrsdRle; 647, Hill vs.
Hill; 64S, MOntedOnicO vs. Cicslla; $40,
Ward rs Dubois $50, Schneider vs. O'COu-
nor; Sol, Goodwin vs. Goodwin; 652, Union
Bank VS. Norton; 653, Koch VS. Parker;
654, Johnson rs Cross; $50, Battle VS.
Vim; $50, Harrington Us M. q A. of
Memphis; 657, Memphis GayOsO Gas Com
pany vs. Memphis Gas Light Company;
658, Asksn VS. Coffee; $50, Schulthies vs.
Laski; $50, Hirth vs. Grady; 1852, Bradford
vs. Robinson; 1858, Newberger VS. Ely;
664, Cook vs. Frank; 685, Pante vs. Dun
kersOn; 500, Smith vs. Fly; 253, Todd vs.
Bartlett 50, DUNCAN vs. Wicks; - Hall
vs. Nevills.
The case 465, Miller VS. Shock, is set for
Friday.
This finishes the hearing docket of this
coUrt-
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NOTICE
SOLD BY

Wheeler, Piokens& Co, Ne. 800 Main st. ;
R. g. Craig & Co., No. ST. Main street;
Collins, Bidgood 81 Co., No. 1874 Main st.
n. Schwarzenberg, No. 234 Main street.
T7HIS is admitted 10 be, by those who have
II examined IT,. the best Washing Machine
before the public. Patent rights for sale.
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PRICE LIST.
GREAT al GAIN
AT THE
ERN PALACE.

Read The price list. Call and see and be
convinced
800 Ladies White Hose, at 81 25.
go Ladies' all-lneD Handkerchief, a. 65c.
AIl-linen Towels, a. 81 per dozen.
All-liuen Tsble-Cloths, at 37Lc apiece.
Au-inen Table Clothing, 26c per ward.
White lO-4 Marseilles Quilts, 81 Is.
Yard-wide Percsles, l2Hc.
BroChe Grenadines, zoe.
Good quality white Msrseilles, l6Hc.
Also, complete stock OF Psrasols Fsng
Lsce Points, which we are selling al extra
low prices
D. G. 81. NJ LOEWENSTINE.
Southern Palace,
1872 Main street.