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GOOD LIVING.


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The old restaurant on Madison street,
between Main and Second, 30 long eon-
Quoted by Busher, has passed into the
business. both In Paris and New York.
The artistic elegance and finish which
come from long experience in the best
conducted establishments belong to him.
Is has been truly remarked that heaven
sends food, and the other place sends
cooks to dessr0yit. What an u~nspeakable
blessing it must be 20 q person with .
hungry yet nice appetite to 20 into q res
taurant and feel hat all the victuals which
he may get there will be done up In The
best style. Even . cup Of coffee when
properly placed before . wearied tndk-
vidual, contains q charm, q delight, .
g-sstrcncmio pleasure which few Of rs
ever experis1ca. It Ia the distinctive
feature OF C~ullinAn's house 10 do up every.
thing In 9 finished manner. Coed cooking
Il the acme Of civilized effort; It IL. thers-
fore. true that civilization, In its highest
manifestations, "a to be found inside the
doors ofthis famous old restaurant, No. IS
Madison street. a se
FRASK DE- LUcA has returned TO Memphis
and Is now ready 70 All AL engagement given
him with ~DE LCcA's STRING RAND,h for
balls, parties, etc. Orders may b ellen at Elicit
q Ridgelys, 2e Main street or as Peter San
gionette's, southeast corner OF Jefferson and
MEssRs- FURsxKSBErM &HExrER OF s. JET
fsrson street, are in daily rscaipt OF venison,
fresh from Arkansas. Dressed turkeys Just
nom The fSrmyard, and chickens.
.MouRsIss goods and slpAeas s~xeesdingly
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GPECeANLEE-On b evening OF ne -,
- An q ~ seei-oar, OF near byrd's teWeif3
store, q pElr q e~Old-rinEnSd Hpectecles -
regala 81 vs. VII be EEid tor IheH rstatl ~
&ra AQs8 =. THOMPSON NO AHH Asn
street. np-st4tns. rea pc|o
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BLACK DEAmoxDa.

LONDON Dressing Cases and Toilet Articles,
at ELLIOTT RIDGELY, 2s Main s-treeLnesr
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PuMrs,s I5 second street

wANTED-To purchase walnut l,nbar "a
manufacturing pur poses. =
E. FEGAN, $50 Second street.
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Atmors's Mince Meat.
Atmoreis Mince Meat.
AtmOre's Mincs Meat.
Atmore's Mines Meat.
Very choice and fne.
OLIVER, FINNIF a On
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HEAT, COMFORT AND EcoNosrY.-Ihis you
will get by having your CRATES set with
Lemons improvements Call at 26 Second
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PREHKHr RxCTTEMKKF NCREAsNe

M rf -a $50
" l
a 81 FaE
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II only and best place where gentIemenS
wear Is leaned Without securing, is the Mem
phts Steam Dyeing and Cleansing Establish
ment, ~ Second street.
B. A. HoLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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Best Rlttsburg Coal, 81 90 delivered,
q Best Chnnel Coal, 81 10, delivered.
Best Raymon Coal, 80 cents, delivered.
Ashland Oak Wood.
l GEO. MELLERSH.
PSI M M -E.r ~ 27D Cont and MaIn
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AN ERA IN waR AsE.

FoR MoRroN's improved gold s6ns, o
every size, call on OeaEes, Supwick
Hatcher. ~
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the OLYMPE OF MEMPHIS.

EVENING silks and back snksonsrsd yer
.heau. MENKEN kROS'
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FINE All cRIrIcs

MOuRsISs goods and sIpaeas exceedingly
MENEES BROS
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LOCAL NEMsI

NksrEp az the S~outhsrn Palace-twelve
pracleal CRY goods salesrr On. Only those who
are thoroughly familiar with the CITY and
country trade needed. Apply between the
hours OF elgnL and ten O'Clock am.
9. HACKETT, Superintendent.
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AUCTION SALES.
Poplar and Dunlap street
Residence Lots.
At AUcTIoN NJ,
On tuesday,. November 2eth-

TTPON the premises. We VII sell Tor NJ.
Lays, some OF he most dasiraols va
can't Isstdsnca lots which We have yet
offered a. public sale, beng hat very bean
ttful uouna a. b norkaeast egKner Of Pop
lar and Dunlap Btrests, part OF hat Valuabla
PIoperty long - the residences OF DR..
WA. v Taylor, senior, and having adVan-
tagss OF Location derived 4nom close prox1mf-
- 70 TIE street cars, belnFin the midst OF q
faptd1dly improving nei~g4borhOod. which
Possesses al the atEEac 1ona OF sc1ools,
ehurches, health and respectable population
that render this, - before observed one OF
b most sttrscIve sales that has been or
.conld be brougEt DslOre this eonmun1gy.
Ierms very liberal Sss Diagrams a. our
omco and On plsssrs. and De prepared for
; sala- Among the bssuaes OF his prop
srty, We mention particularly,
NO CITY TAX 70 PAY.
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MEssRs. FURsxKNHxrM &HExrER OF s. JET
fsrson street, are in daily rscaipt OF ventson,
fresh from Arkansas. Dressed turkeyA 1usi
nom the fsrmyard, and chickens.
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s5s Main ST., opposite Court square.
ARCHIEECTURk

FoR BEAUTIFUL ALBUMS, ETC., cali =
CIesves, Smithwick q Hatchex's.
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sOARBEsS.

90 0-Eor eeuusmen and NlfeiR q pri-
fsmfis. where no other boaroers
~ go terms moderator references
exchanged. address, this ONCE
Dos -
20 RD-Gosd board, 81 reasonapie rsssA'
% ~ rs NonrOe street -@
uokhDING-By Mrs. HUM ,. HILL 40
- 6utun street
pOAEDEas-Tsruns reasonable. Apply al
- DO. n0Uourt slreeL
LOST.
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LAcES.

This week at
B. LoWENsTEIN & BROS.
We are just in receipt of IN immense
REAL POINT LACE.
POIHT APPLIQUE LACE.
POINT DE GAZE LACE
CHANTILLY LACE,
vALRNCIENNES LACE,
GUIPURE LACE,
FRENCH LACE,
RLOND LACE,
ETC. ETC, ETC.
Also q beautiful line Of
REAL POINT COLLARS.
POINT APPLIQUE COLLARS,
VALENOIENNEs COLLARS,
AND SLEEVES.
In all the newest styles and shapes.
LACE HANDKERCHIEF,
Ali kinds. Also
BARBES AND PELERINEs.
LACE-TRIMMED COLLARS AND CUFFS
In great variety. All of which we offer
at exceedingly low prices.
h. LowENsTEIN & RIOS,
..' and ga Main ''''''-'"'"'' Of
jefferson.
A LARGE sTooK Of Norton re gold
pens just received at Clesves, wick
& Hstehsr's.
rn.aH. - -
III regular monthly meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce will be held at 3 O'Clock pm.
Monday, 9th inst, when important subjects
R. A. PINsoN, President.
LEON TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
East INDIA Curiosities at ELLIOTT 8
RIDGELY, 2s Main street, near Adsms.
LOOK OUT
FOR THE
GIGANTIC GIFT ENTERPRR
See small bile,
MEMPHIS DOLLAR STORE.
BR0KER's PRESS.
The press, corner of Jefferson and
Fourth streets, ia now ready to compress
and guarantee same in perfect Or
Ter. JEo. HUDSON, Superintendent.
JUST RECEIVED,
1000 KEGS NAILS, for the trade.
cambridge, MITCHELL & co.
I
sTOvEsL.4E
HEATING STOVES.
At H. WETTER & Co,
ID and Is Monroe street.
READ advertisement Of MenkenB Bros.
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AMERTcAS Driven Wells at Browne
Brownies, S5Second street
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"NEuR1L" immediately relieves and per
mAnentIy cures neuralGia.
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GAIL AT Oeaves, sm!thwick q HATCH
er's for miscellaneous bookH,
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*

]. r. WRAY, with Menken Brothers. Cab
and see him II you want good and cheap
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FIVE THOUSAND gallons native wine at on
dollar per gallon, from one gallon to e cask-
Concord, Virginia Seeding and California, at
Z. ACKERMAN'S,
4- Nos. 6 and Howard Row.
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sELF-RIsING BUCRwHEAT alwaysma
good cakes. Amy COOK can use use IL Gro
GERS sell at manufacturers prices.
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- Tickets can be procured at OF. Pres
colt & Co.'s, Young 4 Bros, +. b. ClsrK q
Co.'S, I. ". Joanson a Cos Geo. Mellsrsh'i
coal once, and from the COMMITTEES Of Al
range as1ts-w. d. MoystOn, I. &. Jukes anc
lack no25
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CHoIcE FAMILY GRookRrRs are racpsvnh
dsily, and offered at lowest rates. n d
Gensburger's, So Main street, cor1er Tai
bot street, ~T
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ROOMS AND BOARD,

nOARD-rwO furnished rooms, with board,
% for families, at reduced rates, At lso Mad
ison. NOS
QoARD-Ag good front room and board, at
ID lf second street. CA
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RAYMoN CRY CoAL-s0 cents per barrel, de
livered. A splendid CRATE and cooking coal,
now ready for delivery. T
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a bottle of Mrs. Whitcombs syrup. ire great
soothing remedy for all diseases Incident 10
infants and children,
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AmUSEhEETS.
AEEMPHIs THEATER.

MEMPHIS THEATEE.
FOR -FOUR NIGHTsI
COMMENCING
WEDNESDAY EvkNIEG, nov. &TH
SATsUMAS
OYA JAPANESR TROUPzI
TaE HEsT PERFoRNEes EVER IN THIS
COUNTRYi
Men, women ard children in native costume
RiyluE g performance neVer at
tempted by Amertcans.
CROWDED house. ENEB1W6EkEi
NeU Orleans and New York. Patron
lied by toe elite Of those cities. The
OH WITH THIS TROUPE
Do,rs omen ct : O'Clock; performance %
81 s O'Clock.
A-dmissioD-Dress Circle and ParQuetts, 81;
Family circle. SOC; OOlOred Gal
lery, 50 and 3 C.
PoroHee omen on Monday for ssls Of tickets.
A GRAND JAP MATISEE
THURSDAY SATURDAY. AT2oACLK
Admission TO Matinee, sc; children, 25c,
T. NOBLE, Agent
MEHPaIs THRATER.
" MRS. MOULTON.
The Management has ,he honor TO announce
TWO ID GRAND EOULTOR CONCERTS
MONDAY EVENING. DEC. 4rH,
AND
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. sra,
Al S O'clock. on which occasion
MRS MOULTON,
50 long distinguishes In European and
American Art GircleB fer her matchless vo-
cal powers and exquisite culture, and afteI
her recsnt
MOST BRILLIANT TRIUMPHS
IN New YORK, boston and the principal cities
OF the United states. where abe has created
the greatest enthusiasm with Press and
Public, viii MAKE her nrst and only sppesr
snce IN Msmphi,, assisted by the 1oloFtng
d1stnguiN-ed Hri1sts:
Mr. BkOOKHOUsE BOWLER,
So. FERRAETL, a. renowned Baritone, and
mr.. JAS. n. WEHLI, the eminent Pianist.
hr. GEO " COLBY, Musical director.
~ n A n ID y A 4 L.
FIRST ANNIVERSARY BALL
RAINIER LODGE. No. I47, L. O. o. r.,
AT MEMPHIS CLUB HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBERl, ls7l.
ADMISSION:
Gentleman and Lsdies-----s2 GO.
~ Tickets can be procured at OF. Pres
colt q Co.'s, Young q Bros, +. b. Clark q
Cos, I. W. Joanson a Co.'S Geo. Mellsrsh's
coal once, and from the COMMITTEES Of Al
range nents-W. d. MoystOn, 7. 3. Jukes and
r X Js.h no25
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We invite every lady. child and gentle
man in the city snd country to pay a
visit to our house, in order to see the
attractions of this great enterprise.
HERzoe & BROS,
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Is you suffer from neuraIgia,apply Neural
COAL and coke tar for sale at the Gas com.
pany's once, 29I Second street.
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A. sEEssEL & SON,

Don't fail to examine the great bargain
to be offered during this week.
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90 s. sa--5a .. -. =
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JAPANESE LacQuered Boxes and trays, a
ELLIOTT a RIDGELY, 2ls Main street neal
Adams
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R EXPOSITION.

PLANTERS goods and domestics at great bar
galnA MENkEN BROS.
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ANY PERSON wanting a No. / bookkeeper
ean.heaE OF one BY addresslng TINS once.
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N0TrCE no

HNEURIL" is kept by all drst-elass dru
gists. Apply to them for q circular.
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EVERYBODY may choose . present. Ter
Thousand valusb,s presents VIII be giver
swsy during he next Thirty days. Cal
and choose yourself.
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jon LOCKE, 2SgH Main street, has the larges
assortment OF Magazines, Pictorials and dsl
lies In the city.
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FUE AsLE.

W OODl-WOCDi-Two hundred cords OF
w CIV slabs ard blocks, at two and
a.haif dollars per cord, Al cur mill In
> ME.&J.w. COCHRAN.
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CHAMBER OF COW

The regular monthly meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce will be held at 8 O'Clock p.m.
Monday, 9th inst, when important subjects
viii be discussed.
R. A. PINSoN, President.
LEON TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
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asst INDIA CuriOsitfes at ELLIOTT &
RIDGELY, 2l9 Main street, near Adsms.
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PREPAEE for cold weather md have YOU
gretej set with Lemons Improvement Leave
orders at 25 Second street.
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FINE aannels at half price.
MENKEN BROS.
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THE MAYoRALTY.

A FINE STOCK OF stationery coming L
every day at Cleaves, Smithwick I
uaechora
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. &AAaH N1AA - q. ~. D..
6ine-The enlargement OF Lake Michi-
gan and Illinois river canal to be made q
a ship canal 20 supply the Missisaippi sat
low water IAM right again.l
Ten-Then the diversion Of theTennessee
by short canals into the TOmbigbes and
Alabama rivera. IYes, that is the thing I
Eievsn-Tkis IL worth more TO the South
and West-t0 Its agricultune and COM
msrce than All the schemes of politicians.
IDown With the Dent dynasty and me
ai-h the Train leaguel. II would double
the commercial value OF the crop of the
new northwest and in ons year vould
save enough on the wheat crop to paw for
the aSueZ canal" from New Orleans to
the ses-to BAritsria bay. loud APP
TWeiYe-Fifty millions Of government,
bonds are wanted to perfect these plans.
i will save enough and recover enough
from government thieves whom 1 viii
not disguise when president to accomplish
this grand enterprise for the South and
West. loud cheers All In favor Of
this new departure say aye. loud cries
OF aye and excited a~pplause.l
One thing more ] intend to do-turn
Niagara falls into q Manchester, with an
hundred cotton mills, and stop that terri
BILE waste of Water-power in order 10 give
u people high wages for American in
dustry. loud cheersl E
On the subject of BrownloW, he said he
8 long time going to hell. 1t was a
shame thai the senate kept him from 40
ing 10 hell so long when he was ripe for
that country long sgo,
On the subject OF Grant, he read his i'm.
peeohmont Of Grant:
IMPEACHMENT OF DICTATOR ULYSSES,
KING OF SAINT DokINeo.
-. - -
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PARIS Fans and Jewelry, at ELLIOTT
RIDGELY, 2le Main street. near Adams.
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B. & BROS.
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NEW roofs made, tin roofs painted, and All
kinds OF roofs repaired. by
e. c. JONES, liz Poplar street.
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aAs Frrrne, g sacond 800.

Ei1IoTT& RRfpdiELf. % Main .tsses s'f near az
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PRESENTS
O. s.
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h. LOWENsrEIN & BRO&,

242 and 4 Main street, eOrner of
Jefferson.
A LARGE STOCK of MortonA ~ gold
pens just received at Clesves, A-wick
q Hstcher's.
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TEE APATHY OF THE CITIZENS.

And yet while these gigantic changes in
Asia, Africa, Europe and America stag.
nate in church and State, u patience
and Eyncope psrsiyzs the people. lSen-
sstion.l In mind and morals, In govern
ton, the freest people on the tsce Of the
s-i-r-t-h [~lsughterl are trusting In canal
boats and stage coaches using mail-begs
instead of telegraph; and never saw a
sewing machine or one of McOormick's
reapeTs. [Applause Obsolete dogmss,
iniRliible party ecHmenicals, fossiliferous
platforms, primeval resolutions, Rntede
luvisn oaucuses, but no pluck, no man
hood, no sunlight, no hope; and yet we
ness. [Sensation.l
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OLIVER, FIENiE q CO.'S
SELF-RIsING
-. 49,. NJ ct

sNruRrL is the great antidOte for ueu,
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INV N-AoA NHI . IL - IuG III L
HalleluJahi Death TO kingsl
wake up, votersi Smash the nngst
New York Gan vote the hlthiest, dirtiesi
press in the worldi Its editors have only
one talent-thst OF writing abuse. There
is no Emerson, no Humboldt, no Stuart
Mil on u editorial staff. Our New
York editors are either political bum
msrs, Bohemian foreigners, or nsttve-born
ignoramuses.
But here in Memphis 1 meet gentlemen
who understand that fair reporting Is the
legitimate business of . Journal. TAp-
plausel European medical quaeks once
gave mashed scorpions. stewed toads,
fried vipers, boiled spiders and deviled
lizards 50 medical remedies for unimagin-
able disordersl So Greeleys, Beech
ers, Bennetts, Halste ads, Cullen BFyants.
Horace Whites, Theodore Tltons. Passive
Hydes, Subsidized Storeys, blsckmsil
Bennetts, renegade ~Jenningsee administer
their poisonous drugs to the poor, deluded,
ignorant, cowardly, hypocritical American
peoplei while fought ammany single
handed for two years, the black guard,
subsidized press OF New York omitted my
name wen as an advertisement, and the
record which I have gwen shows that
these miserable sdlters got Eve million
doilsrs as Tweed's partners in crime for
covering up bis swindlesi
H RECORD OF nFAxx.
Il the psrtsker = ssintg The thief only
q villain What right have these black
mail sheets to put on white and say "Let
Us pray" (Lond l~aughter.1 Time
settles all things. At last I'havs tracked
them to their holes. f~Applsuse.1 Talk
about my f~oretelling the doom Of
Chicago! How about foreshadowing the
frauds of New York; IHPut It 70 them,
George"-leughter.l 1 did put II TO them,
accusing the journals of being subsidized
the hell-hounds Of Tammsny. ["Thas's
so-"l O. q f8s
This statement shows that, for the three
years OF 1869 1870 and IsZI, 81 7Os S0s az
were paid 10 SO pagers. fSsnsation TIE
dsilies received In the following
urODorffoua.
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EAGLE BOOT AED sEOE STORE.

2S4 Main street.
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n EsIDFNCE-Of eight rooms; closet n
hvepd stoi in each; halls verandahs and
bay good stable etc with I'VE
scieK paled IN and SET with lruit trees ard
Frrs ere at Euntyn station. 81. and Z.
Il K. Trains At convenient hours in and
ouLat len cents . uin- Apply 70
W A DUNLAP Attorney
r-S XII Williams Shock, Memphis, Tenn.
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practical dry goods statesmen. Only those who
are thoroughly familiar with the city and
country trade needed. Apply between the
hour of eight and ten o'clock am.
q. B. HACKETT, Superintendent.
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EOoNoMY.-rake your fail clothing 10 the
Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House Hunt
Aanson's old standl 2f6 Second street.
HANSON 4 WALKER.
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VIENNA Writing Desks, Work and Jewelry
Boxes, at ELLIOTT 4 RIDGELY, 2ls Main
street near Adams
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-11

BRIDGE MEETING AT MARTINS FER
RY.-Pursuant to notice large num-
Der OF the citizens OF Martins Ferry
Ohio, convened at the Town Hall, July
s, 1871, to consider the proposition Of
bridging the Back river at the head OIL
Wheeling Island. The meeting was
organized by calling H. W. Smith to
the chair and appointing James West
secretary. After a full expression Of
sentiment the following resolution was
offered and adopted unanimously
Resolved, That we highly approve OF
the proposition to bridge the Ohio chan.
mel at the head of Wheeling Island, and
hereby pledge to the friends Of the pro-
ject our hearty cooperation, and all the
aid in our power for its completion.
The following persons were appointed
to confer with the citizens OF Wheeling,
the Bridge Company and others inter,
ested: H. w. Smith, S. G. w. Morri-
son, Joel Wood, J. R. Cline, William
Clarkson.
II. W. SMITH, President,
JAS. KERR. Sec'y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-11

POLICE CouRr.-The Police Court
room was filled almost to suffocatlon
Yesterday. The large number OF ar
rests made on Saturday night OF per-
sons who were bathing in the river
contrary to the ordinances. called out
all their relatives and acquaintances'
" Joseph Straw, Richard Laidley, Ed
ward Hornbrook, Harry Hubbard, Mar
tin Hastings, Harry Armstrong, George
Kline, Robert Kline, Harry Keller,
John Croney, Fred Burke, NJ. 1. Eng
lish, Samuel Holstraus, Jonas Butter
field and John Hamilton, Jr., were
fined 81 each, for bathing in the river,
contrary to law. Judge Good told the
boys that he supposed they were 'gno-
rant OF the provisions Of the ordinance,
and that therefore he should impose the
lowest fine for this offense. The ordi'
nance provides that no one shall bathe
IN the river or creek, within the city
limits, between sunrise and one hour
after sunset. If any Of these parties
ARE brought before him again for a like
offepse he will assess much heavier
| fine. :,
Jacob Miller was arrested for NAL
treating his family. The matter was
compromised by Jacob paying the
costs.
John Connolly was arrested on Main
street Sunday morning about ten o'clock
drunk all over. There wasn't the SIX
teenth part OF an inch Of him tina
wasn't soaked in benzine. He was
fined 81 and costs.
1t would seem as if it were impossl
BILE to please Judge Good. A lot o
bows, as above stated, took water They
were fined 81 and costs. Owen Con
nollv didn't take a drop OF water, an(
he was fined 81 and costs. We sup
pose the only way to escape fine is t.
mix these two elements of life, waite
and whisky.
William Montgomery and Edward
Freeze were perambulsting the street
of the Eighth Ward on Friday
They had their clay tolerably wet ant
were somewhat noisy. They were fine'
S. ard costs each for being noisy.
The above make nineteen cases hear'
before the Police Court yesterday. W
think this larger number than wa
ever heard on any one morning be
fore.