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MEMPHIS HACKS.
An Imperial Eqalpags-I0hn Khlghtly and
A. P. Hsrgaa-EVldenes8 gf the
elly's Prosperity.

Tbs evidence Of a city's prosperity does
not consist alone in the progress Of public
works, and yet in this age no city goes
forward which idly pays taxes and does
nothing In promotion Of its railway sys-
tenn. There will be neither houses built
nor tenants to occupy them where nj fact
Of progress asserts the peoples condolences
In the fuEure. Recent popular actiOn in
this city and county has already beE0ttsu
a share OF confidence in the future, illus
trated not only among prOpsrty-hOldsrs,
but men Of every aVOeatiOu assert by their
acts that enterprise and toll nave been
stimulated by the determination Of the
people to defy present smbarrassmGuts
and enter upon a wider and insLhsustlbl5
field Of prosperity. Hackmsu and livery
men, as well as mechanics and artisans,
are imbued with fresh vig0r by the spirit
Of enterprise manifested by the people,
Yesterday we saw
JOHN EEIGHTLT,
a famous hsekman, close a bargain with
Messrs. A. P. Morgan & Co., manufsc-
turers for two vehicl6s-Ons, a Clarence
coach, the other a Landaulsste. Both
have circular glass fronts, with gracefully
shaped, rounded drivers seats, separated
from the glass fronts. One vehicle
is lined with blue and the other
with brown satin. The top Of
the Landaul6tts opening in the
-AAH@A@ eAA@- ~ 49, N4 a@Haa +aaA
were never seen in Memphis vehicles OF
such elegance and c-OstliuBss as these two
for which the e~nterprising John KnightlY
Is indebted to the taste OF A. p. Morgan
q Co. The price paid for the two magui-
hcsnt carriages, numbered ''l5n and "38T
which may be found at the corner of
South Court and Main, was $500. But
there's
ANOTHER sIaNIFICANT INDICATION
NJ nbnmua in fha Fsrtunaa -F nTa,--ra-
found in the liberal terms on which real
estate owners propose to sell city lots.
Messrs. Register and Trez5vant advertise
two sales, "a to occur next Saturday in
the southeastern, and the other two dav8
later in the northeastern SUBURBS. There
is not a more elevated plateau ia this vi
ctn1ty, or a more attractive site FOR resi-
dences, than the beautiful grounds Of j..
+. Mckinney, bounded by Jackson,
Broadway and fernando streets. Ga
Monday, the 10th, occurs the peculiarly
liberal sale of q large tract, known as the
Brinkley property, between the Louis
vile and Raleigh roads. The streets arc
broad, q public parks add unprecs-
dented attracliveness TO these lots. One
fourth Of the price viii be- required in
cash, n the balance in instruments Of
ten dollars each month, Industrious
men, on terms like these, can afford 20 be-
owners Of homes and gardens. and
real estate becomes tbs best, as &c is the
safest savings bank. John KuightIy aud
his splendid coaches will attend these
sales.
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INTERESTING
Overheard by One Of Our Cont lbuloFs Of
Sunday Readings, While Following
Two Ladies on Their Way Out
Adams Street.

"Good morning, Mrs. Jonesl How do
you do?1
II am tolersbly well, Mrs. Smith, but
very much out of humOr."
why 80, my friend2" says Mrs. Smith.
well" replied the apparently much
vexed lady, & have again been, much
against my will, at HeIzOg's this morn
ing, and spent every cent 1 had. For
some time past several lady friends Of
min and myself have made up our
minds never to 90 there again. This was
an understanding between US. But going
In town this morning to buy my spring
goods, / stopped everywhere, in all the
leading dry goods houses, looked st their
new supplies, priced the goods and had
almost made up my mind to purchase,
when 1t occurred to me hat by Just going
to HEROES for a few minutes and see
what they have, 1 would not break prom
Use with my lady friends, as 1 would not
buy there anyhow. But, believe me, Mrs.
Smith, Once in that house, surrounded by
dozens Of the most atfable clerks, one ex-
Ceeding IN pOliteness the other, charmed
with new goods which threw everything
In the shade seen elsewhere, 1 could not
resist, Exquisite are he styles bought
by their buyer, and sufficient to induce
any body to buy. Bargains, they told me
elsewhere, they offer me, but pray, Fan
ME, just go 10 Herz5g's once, and hear
AaAAh AEuLbs. Everything you DuY
there is ten, fifteen and twenty cents
cheaper than elsewhere. You may i'm
agine what followed; 1 made my bill
at Herzog's, and I am afraid
to go home and tell, having pledged my
word not to go there. But, Mrs. Smith,
you know times are hard, and we must go
where we can get most for our money"
"Oh! my dear, dear Mrs. ZONES tmuch
enjoying the agony of her cOmpaniOn) an
swered Mrs. Smith, why this is an old
story. 1 have dealt everywhere, tr ed
them all, and at HerzOg's is the only /
house whore 1 can get bargains" Here
informant left.
Being invited to dine with one of his
friends day during the week, who, /
strange as il may appear, would he meet
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Smith and the rest
of the ladies' belonging to the society not
TO go to Harzog's, all happy, determined
and united never again to act against
their W interests, convinced that Mrs.
Jones had the cheapest dry goods they
saw.
This week the whole dinner party will
meet at Herzog's and there buy their
Spring goods.
READ B. Lowenstein & Bros. new ad-
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TO MERCHANTS.

Our stock Of Dry Goods, Notions and
Clothing is complete in every department.
we offer to the trade at prices com
with any other market, and on
reasonable terms.
WALKER BROS. 81 CO..
Do Main street,
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Our Stock of
ia A N E S E Sill s
Nov ready for inspection, and at prices
10 warrant their sale,
A. sEESSEL & SON,
$50 Main street, opp. Court Square.

CLEAvEs, S1uTHWIcK & HAToHER are
better prepared to retail tine stationery
than any house Ia the city. They have
on hand a fine selection Of English,
French and American paper and enve-
lopes, especially for the retail trade,
initial paper, etc. They have also lust
received a large stock OF letter presses,
letter copPytng-books, drawing paper,
pOcket-bOoks, bankers note-casss, gold
pens, quill pens, steel pens, and a beauti-
full stock Of glass inkstsnds, pocket
knives, 6tes eto,
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DR.. FERGUSON.

nARTIEs suffering from COrDs, Bunions,
Ii Cub or inverted Nails, viii do well 70 call
Dr. Fergus u, a. the Morsham House.
one hour. ION y ID 2. and Q mlA
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Last, but not Least,
LACE SHAWLS

On this article, people, by buying it at
the right place, can save money by dollars
and hvs and ten dollars.
We are from direct sources in possess
sion of such Llama Points as will prove
to a fair Judge of the goods that We can
underseu any house in the city.
Call and soc the now patterns.
If you want me tor Easter, 90 to Her
zOg's, and be sure of a bargain.
Goods are now open and ready to be
shown at
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At a regular meeting Of the Y. NJ. Div.
No. 90 S. of T., held in their hall, March
81, the following officers were elected for
the quarter commencing April I, 1871:
j. II. TOmpsOn, W.P.; +. Miles, VA;
John Binns, RS; NJ. Cleary, A.R.S.;
William Edwards, F.S.; o. r. COghIan.
Treas; F. NJ. Haley, Chap; NJ. Miles.
Con; L. s. Love, A. Con; 7. Mattice.
L. Peisker. OS.
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FOR BEFT on SALE.

TARa-A valuable farm OF 1sIH seres-7O
cleared and very p~rOdueuvei good houses,
orchard. garden. i0rs. etc, etc, on Lagrange
roa -us mile south OF Raleigh, and near n.
snd %. r. r. VIII sell cheap, or VII ease tne
same or lFTI. For particulars call on d
u. stewart, Memphis.
is1g ANDREW STEWART.
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RnnMs AND BOARD.

g. OARD-The best day board in the city
- can he secured at No l6 Monroe street.
DOARDISG at 40 Main, corner Beals street.
. mill
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A large Dodd d Co.'s safe, 84z44 inches.
insiae measurement. Also, Office desks
and hLturas and a Fairbanks platform
scale. Inquire az
948 MAIN STREET. UP STAIRS.
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LCCAL NEWG.
-LeddIn's College.
Attend RObertsOn's College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend ROberJsOn's College.
Tom Cubbins, bricklsyer, "a Main.
w. q. Nischelfs school, So3 Third St.
j. J. Eutsr, Furniture, % Second 81.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy, can be had Of all neWsmen in the
city.
Fine lunch spread daily at Hole in the
Wall. Don't fail to call on George, No, l9
Monroe. opposite Peabody Hotel.
VIII. Msnsford, Al his book and peri
Oiical store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly pspers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had Of 81 the nswsmen in the
city-JOe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, On Second, snd Emmons & Son, On
Jefferson street.
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L. KREMER's

Due notice win be given of the opening
Of our Paris suits.
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THERE viii be a grand opening On
Thursday, 9th Of April, 1871, Of fine Mil
hnery Sc @. DOherty's, 33S Main street.
The ladies Of Memphis ars invited.
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We learn from the Lagrange paper
that Nj. James B. Thornton. who vas
reared in this city, though educated at the
University Of Virginia, is a candidate for
the Circuit Clerkship Of Bell ountv
where he has resided for the past three
years. Mr.. Thornton Is eminentlv well
qualified for the place. He was reared in
3 lawyers office, and Is thoroughly con-
Versaut with che duties OF the position 10
his friends and neiRhboTs propose
70 elevate him. The card calling upon
him TO become q candidate 81 signed bv
many OF the best citizens Of Bell county.
Among those who have asked Mr.. Thorn
70 become 3 candidate, We dn3 the
names OF r. B. Stover. j.. o. Thompson,
A. McClaran, J. n. Blair, @. J. steger,
,. X. Mcdowell, ]. ". Hester, j. ". Kim
aid, j. =. Alexander, J. J.. Sanders, B.
- smith, A. j. Green, j.. 4. YsncY, H.
lowell, up. Hampton, f. N. ROach, W.
Y Harris, NJ. @. Thompson, G. A. Nc
Janghan, J. N. WsrF, y. A. Lpsc0mbe,
" J. Knox, j. NJ Cook, WIN. D. Cross,
nd others. We sincerely hope that Mr.
Thornton VIII be elected.
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THERE viii be q grand opening on
Thursday, 9th Of April, 1871, Of fine Mil
luery at c.. DOherty's, 33s Main street.
The ladies' Of Memphis are invited.
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A GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
j.. ChsrlOek, Il printer in the office Of the
Ohio Weekly Clarion, writes to the pro-
prietors OF the PLANTATION BITTERS IS
follows: ''Three months ago 4 was the
mere shadow Of a man, and so dsbilitated
that my limbs shook under me while at
work. The compositoT At b next case
said to me one day, Andrew you need 9
tonic; that's what's the metter; and
there's no tonic that was ever got up equal
to the PLANTATION BITTERs. Try 'am.
/ haze tried iem, and you are at liberty to
state referring to me for cOndrmatiOn)
that they have restored my health, and, 1
believe, saved my Ife.1
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WALKER Bros. & Co, 229 Main street.
Dry Goods, Notions and Clothing, whole
sale exclusively.
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CONVINCE yourself and examine our
new styles for Gentlemen and Boys Hats.
LEIDY & CO., Hattsrs.
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THERE VIII be q grand opening on
Ihursdsy, 9th Of April, 1871, Of fine MV-
lnery - 9. Doherty's, 38s Main street.
The ladieg Of Mamrhis are inrlfad
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bEE advertisement Of DE-. Butts Dis
pensary, headed "BOok for the Million
Marriage Guide, " in another column. II
should be read By All.
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PRET0H CARRIAGES FOR CHILDREN,
OROQ YET SETS,
SELFACTINq SWINGS.
At WHEELER, PICKINS & CO.'S.
$50 Main street.
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Ths 80 Rss So. 20 HaIn slrssl.

The entire stock Of goods in this store.
composed Of staple and fancy
DRY GOODS, BOOTS SHOES. HATg.
CLOTHING,
etc etc. mnst be disposed Of within the
next thirty days, regardless Of UaIue.
Those wishing to avail themselves Of the
opportunity 70 secure bargains must call
early az 30 MAIN STREET
Opposite Worsham House.
sHAWLsi gHAwnsif-Blecks white and
fancy ~grenadins shawls received at b.
LOWenstein q Bros.
SEA Moss FARuEE, from pure Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, P~uddincs, Gus
tarda, Creams, etc, etc. The cheapest,
~healthlest, and most delicious food in the
world
THERE viii be g grand opening on
Thursday. stb Of April, 1871, Of me Mil-
luery 81 G. DonertTs 1S Main street..
The ladies' Of Memphis are invited.
GEEIs. for a Coat Pants or Vest, 90 20
Walker Brpas
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GEETLEMKN's Dress silk Hats. upsuF-
passed for nghtness and durability. al
LETDK a CO.'S
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MEEKEE BROS grand opening offspring
fashions wiz tsks place on wednesday
next.
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AT the Diamond Saloon, Il Monroe
street, opposite the new Chamber OF
Commerce, customers viii every day ind
ar elegant tree luncheon. None but the
best liquors and cigars can be found At
the Diamond.
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JOE LOCKE, news agent, 286Z Main
street, has just received Harper, Leslie.
Galaxy LippincOtt, and S~cribner's
monthly magazines; aiss, The Chimney
Corner, Waverley and late New York
dailies.
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SuEsl SuKsli SuKslll-LOok at B.
LowsnEtein G Bros. new silks Uo-mor-
rOW.
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STAINED, etched, embossed and nam
elsd glass; Memphis stained glass works,
2E2 Third street.
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LOST,

nREAsTPIN.-A gold TUSCANY Breast Pin,
ID with q Carbuncle IN the center, set 10
Gall nearls. A reward OF ten dollars Wl4
Ee Maid Tor the above pin, II len al the Cry6-
~ ps1scg Saloon apl
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AHANELED or POrcsiain-Liusd Pumps,
at Browne q Brownies, 8I5 Second street,
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FoR Boys Suits, Shirts and Underwear.
20 70 23I Main strest.
WALKER BROS.
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HOUsE-EEEPERs-Msy save money by
making their purchases a. the closing
out sale o. staUle and fancy groceries at
John Lilly's, 85I Main street.
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Editors Of the Appeay-We fad the fol-
lowing I'm your issue Of this morning.
ain the United States Circuit Court. YES
terday, Judge EmmOns, during the first
steps into the merits of a case in which
the United States prosecutes parties on
forfeited bonds, the judge suggested to
the attorneys on both sides thar they had
better withdraw the case from the jury
until they made themselves q little bet
Ter acquainted with the merits Of It..
Rather severe cut"
We were counsel for the defense, and
you are mistaken ia suppOsing the
Judges lecture applicable 70 US. We
were fully prepared in the cause, and so
vel prepared that nothing but the action
OF he Judge in directing, on his own
motion, the withdrawal Of a Juror, pre-
vented a verdict IN favor of our client and
b United States Government,
CLAPP, VANCE & ANDERSON.
April J., 1871.
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Do not forget the first lecture Of our
Mechanics Institute, 10 be delivered bv
Col u. W. Alexander. superintendent Of
City Railroad, on Tuesdsy evening Ami
4 At the Memphis Club Hall.
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PARAsoLs! PARAsoLsll-Beautifu new
parasOls received at b. LOwenstein IL
Bros.
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Verilsements.
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ELEGANT new styles for Boys, In Hats,
AZ LEIDY n 90 d
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BANKRUPT SALE.

THE finest selection Of Youths Hats In
The city at LEIDY q CO.'S.
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OPENING day at Msnken Bros Of
Wednesday next.
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FGR Rent.

HOUsE-A new COTTAGE HOUSE,. i've
Ill rooms. on Orleans street south Of Vance
AnpIv rO j. HUNTER & BRO,
965 HMoulOe street.
nRTvTLFGFs-For the Spring Race Nest
ug-Th BAR EATING q other Priv
tIeEes Of lhe track. Terms, cash. proposals
addressed. TIL april 9TH, 70 the Secretary, z
mhsl C.. STONE, Secretary.
CALO0E-The old National saloen for
- Reut-The basement No. 81 Madison
rtrest north side, one door from Main street
Tor rent nom April LIST. Apply 70
r. C. BRINkLE11
mbrR IS Madison street
4 OFS FOR LEAsE.-ssveraI eligible lots for
business purposes, on Union Mad1sonf
Cont and Jefferson streets Tor lease lOf B
Term OF years. Apply 70
mbE IS Madison street.
nOARDTNG-HOUSE-A splendid location,
ID in the Gsyoso House. Apply 70
II GJM-The room lately occupied by Hite
rs 4 CorwIne, as Job Printers, In Appeal
buldinE, NO. Union street. Apply al APP
peal office.
Hite & Corwine can be found In Rooms q
and =. Lee Block M4o
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For The latest style Hat 60 to
IETnV H. HnBz
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FRESH Northern Lake Fish received
daily by o. VICTOR y. FUCHS.
No. Al Jefferson street.
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READ walker Bros. Advertisement.
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CHCKERLEG PIANOS are the best. Sss
the splendid assortment at h. @. HOllen-
bsrg's, IA Second street.
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~ Read our New Advertisement on
WHITE GOODS,
This morning. First time in the CITY.
SEESSEL & SON,
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TIE Agricultural and Mechanical
Board Of Directors met yesterday. It Is
desired and earnestly requested that all
the special premium committees will re-
port their action 70 the Secretary. at the
CnamDer OF Commerce, Tomorrow. so
mat their premiums may be included in
Lne premium list, which viii be printed
committees have not vet acted Il fs r.
quested that they viii immsdistsIv tale
action and report at a. early q day as thew
conveniently can.
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TEMPERANCE.

NEcKTIEs, Bows and. handkerchief, at
81 Main street.
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GRAND opening. Thursday 9th, OF fine
millinery goods, at
c. DOHERTY's, 88s Main street.
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g 800. s1s seoond -.
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THERE viii be q grand opening on
Thursday, 9th Of April, 1871, Of fine Nil
Hnery at g. Doherty's, 33s Main street.
The ladies Of Memphis are invited.
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READ B. Lowenstein q Bros. new ad-
Vertisements,
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THERE will be a grand opening on
Thursday, OH Of April, 1871, OF tine Mil
hnery &C Y. DOherty's, 3S Main street.
The ladies of Memphis are ipvitad.
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ELEsAET new styles for Boys, in Hats,
at LEIDY d cos.
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LABIss bug your BOyE Clothing at
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DECORATION DAY.

The ladies Of Memphis are requested to
meet at tho Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, on Court street, at IL O'Clock on
Monday next, for the purpose Of making
the necessary arrangements for the regu-
lar annual or monies Of c0mmemorsting
and decorating the graves of the Confede-
rate soldiers, which takes place on the first
Saturday in May. Business OF Importance
viii be transacted, and a general atten-
dance Is earnestly requested.
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PHErON CARRIAGES FOR CHILDREN,
CROQ YET SETS
SELF-ACTING SWINGS.
At WHEELER, PICKINS & CO.'S,
$50 Main street.
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ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5rH,
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GENTS, to save money, go to Walker
Bros. and buy your wearing apparel.
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ST. JOsEPH's INFTRMARY-In charge of
the Sisters, eorne Third and Jefferson
strpetg-
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- s5s9s 90 O. ooas Psns' or Y's5 90 ]
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THE CONCERT
uadsr Rehearsal fer the Benefit Of
Lsaih Orphan AsyIam

engages the attention Of an interested,
and something lively may be looked for.
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TIE MJsI LASTING PEhFIME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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1W~T NI-NWI1
When the Judge bad resd this to the
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II DINU y ON0UT vi
the Probate and Quarterly Courts sit
tomorrow.
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might suggest and claim the privilege Of
addressing the 5ary, then would not
counsel control Ghe Court, rather than
the COurt the connsel2 There must be
a power lodged somewhere, aud where
save IN the court, to supervise even this
constitutional right Of being heard by
counsel, 90 as TO prevent ne abuse. bV
limiting 20 q reasonable extent the num-
Der Of tho speakers and tho length OF the
speeoheE. So. viewing this point In he
Hight Of reason snd adjudication. We can.
see wherein the constitutioneI ri0hfs
the Defendants have been iufrinRed,
and the motion for g new trial on Ibfs
ground must consequently fan.
4. That Jamfa Costello.
ONE OF IHE JURORS VAS AN ALIEN.
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as TO the guilt Of the party, when We look
at all the other proof In the eauss IN con-
nection with that going to show that he
was present. The proof that be was else
where must at lesst outweigh the poOof
IS 10 the single abstract fact Of his pres
ence, before it should overthrow the
whole inculpatOry pr0ofin the case. We
think reason and the law require this
Measure Of proof before reasonable men
have reasonable doubts as to the guilt Of
the accused, In view Of the character Of