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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-28
CITY PARAGRAPHS

The Council COMMITTEES on the removal
~ the bluffs, held 4 meeting last evening.
We have received through n. r.
sledgs & Co., a cotton bloom from the
plantation # Nj. Randall Jackson, near
como, Mississippi. II is q very healthy
looking bloom and promises a fair crop.
The sdvsnce guard ofthe gambling fra
ternitv. driven u Of st. Louis by recent
enactment, arrived in the city yesterday,
thus increasing the corps Of gentry hero
abouts, who live by chance.
-Messrs. J. A. Nevils & Co.. cotton fac
Uors. No. 2I6 Front street., have shown US
= full sized cotton bloom, grown on the
plantation OF Mrs. A. c. Cox, near Ma
riOn, Crittenden county, Ark. This is
from 3 crop Of 800 or more acres.
Mrs. ada Murray, on Mrs. McHenrys
piscs IN this county, three miles from the
city, is raising q good crop Of cotton. 4
bloom received in this Office yesterday
indicates an advanced stage for this crop
and that it will be s fair yield.
Those who complain Of the dull times,
snd fail to improve the advantages de-
rived from advertising, are not deserving
Of pity, a. the most successful business
men throughout the country are liberal
advertisers.
in another place, will be found q let
tFF QE5cElDLLNb Dl Nlll1Ets hLu " A4b
country from Mckenzie TO Bon Aqua
Springs, in Dixon county, in this State.
There are facts given which will excite
not q little interest among all classes Of
readers.
The alarm Of FIRE last evening about s
O'Clock was caused by The burning Il
Page Z Wigs ssw-mil in Chelsea, the
origin Of which the propristors were IN
abis 10 account for. Loss about $4,000,
and no insurance.
Justice Miller held 3 levee yesterday,
composed principally Of the de1ntTep
order from 2O6 Front Row, attracted 70 bis
Office through peace warrants; the result
Of which was that one Katie Lewis had 10
enter into bonds to kesp the peace for six
months.
The funeral Of the late A. J. DOnel-
son took place yesterday afternoon from
toe Peabody Hotel, at which place ser
vices were held by the Rev. VIM. Z.
Boggs Of the Second Presbyterian Church.
The remains were Inferred in ElmWood
Cemetery, sud were attended by 3 large
c~oncourse Of friends.
Another inquest was held yesterday
by Coroner Modat on the body Of = Ger
man discovered on the sidewalk on Jefter-
son street. Deceased but recently came
here from Kansas City, Missouri, was q
clgsr-makeT by trade, and named Jacob
Just. Death was caused by congestion OF
the brain.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

FLOURNOY-The friends and acquaint-
ances of 7. G. and Lucy FlournOy and Mrs,
Lucy Rice, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral OF their daughter, LIZZIE, from
the residence OF D. 7. Porter, corner Vance
and Orleans streets, this "WEDNESDAY
morning, at 10 O'Clock. Services by Rev. W,
NJ. Patterson. Carriages at HOSTS.
LOGINOTTI-The friends and acquaint-
ances of Antonio and Augustus Loginott
are respectfully invited to attend the funera
of their aunt, Mrs. MARY LoGIEOTTI, who
died jun q, 1871, in the 6Sth year Of her age
The funeral will take place this (WEDNES
DAY. afternoon. at 4 o'clock, from their resi-
denee, S4s Shelby street. Carriages at owen
Smiths.
SCARPENTA-The members of the Societs
di Unione 8 Fratellsnza Italiana are re
quested 10 meet at their Hall, this CWEDNEs,
DAY. afternoon. at 4 o'clock, for the purpOs'
OF attending the funeral of their late brother
FILLIPE S~cARPENTA.
By order of the Vice President.
P.D CANALE, Secretary pro tenn.
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BELL COUNTY.
Movement FavOriHg lt-ResOIutiOns Asking
Another Enabling Act.
Moscow, TENN, June 20, 1871.

Moscow, TENN, June 20, 1871.
Editors AppeaI-An enthusiastic meet
ing of the friends of Bell county, residing
in Civil District No. u, was held in Moscow
on Saturday, June 17th. DR.. u.s.. Allen was
called to the chsir; and j. s. Hill to act
as secretary. The object of the meeting
being explained by j.. B. Allen, Esq, on
motion, the chairman appointed Captain
E. NJ. Penn, E. 81. Steger, f. L.. Allen, W.
NJ. Psrr and ]. g. Scarborough TO draft
resolutions expressive OF the sentiments
of the meeting. After a short interval,
they presented the following, which was
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS: The Legislature of Tennes
see, at its last session, did grant to a portion
of the citizens Of Fayette, Hsrdemsn and
McNsiry counties the privilege OF forming
the new county of Bell;
"And whereas: The Enabling act dis
tinctly sets forth that, with The consent of
bwo-thirds of the qualified voters of those
fractions, the new county of Bell should
be established;
"And whereas: Those citizsns did in
good faith, on tAe I'D day of February
last: poll more than five votes for to q
against the new county;
"And whereas: The Supreme Court has
lately decided the vote to be insufficient,
thereby declaring the former expression
Of the people null and void;
"And whereas: We being satisfied that,
had the law been fully understood, more
Than fOur-fifths of the qualified voters
would have gone to the polls and voted for
Bell county; therefore
"ResoIUed, That, in order to prove
that the people want the new county,
and to get a full and favorable ex.
preston Of opinion, il is only necessary
that the Legislature grant them another
Enabling act.
"ReSOtUed, That in order, If possible, to
secure the passage of that act, we recon-
mend that an overwhelmingly large petit
zion be presented by q representative man
to the next Legislature.
RESOLVED, To that end, we suggest that
She citizens of zach civil district within
the territory from which il is proposed to
form Bell county hold meetings, and ap-
point a sufficient number Of good, substan-
tisl citizens to obtain the signatures Of
every voter who fsvors the new county
to a petition, to be presented to the next
legislature"
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed by the chairman to carry out the
provisions in the resolution: Msjor j. Z.
Wilbourn, Dr.. J. D Sale, NJ. A. Gober,
Esq, Captain P. A. Dodson, ]. w, Hester,
ESQ and DR.. j. S. Hill.
On motion, it was ordered that the Mem
phis APPEAL be requested TO publish tho
proceedings o. the meeting.
!. s. ALLEN, Chairman.
J. S. HILL, Secretary.
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STRAYED.

AEULES-From 80 Linden street. two mare
VI mules, dark bay; one OF e g young
on anout d lands high, not over 3 years
Old. the other shout j. hanCs and about lu
verrs old. liberal reward viii be paid ior
rst-rn Of same al s93 Linden or At . SoulI
curt. N.B-Both had on matters 81 time OF
missing. blGLE1 AELLEnoho ~
TTORsE-MULES-slUO EWARD-Fron
II my farm, On the Aempnls sno gnto
Ral-Cad. one mile from BartIeUt: Lns dark
hsy pacing horse; one very black lsrge mare
mule. lame in her len front loot, has been
worked but very little, had IN a halter; on
large mare mule, much ~sunburnt; one small
BLACK mare mule, with tan nose one kmaA
nIaeE mare mule. The above reward viii De
paid for the delivery OF the above menIione-
STOCK, OF So for each or any OF them.
~ JAMES COREY,
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second Cbauoery COurt-ScOtt. Cbanceuor.

Yesterday was motion day. Orders
passed: Pearce VS. Robinson, appeal; New
berger vs. Etley, as to funds; McGrsth vs.
McGrath, report confirmed; Martin vs.
Duff,on procedendO; Volentine VS. Vollen-
tine. sale; Elan VS. Carroll, reference
Lindsay vs. Lindsay, reference.
Decisions by the court: Walker VS.
Glenn, motion dissllswed; Allen VS. Dig
go, further consideration; Huber VS. HUI
Der, on terms; Vollentine VS. Valentine,
disallOwed.
Gases set for to-day: Moon vs. Gal
breath; Gritfing VS. Carver: Miller vs
Shock. Court meets at 8 am.
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Lumber, Laths and Shingles.
Prices EeduCed..

Cypress Lumber 90 per 1900
Dressed Weather. B~oardinE..--.. II so per 1000
Best lS-inoh Sawed Shingles. 8 % per DVJ
HS 1 am prepared to NIL an orders Gpt-
", at my mill, on Front street, above The
6ayoL Tmy7 dAwl q. NJ. VENABL Z.
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FOR REST,

nOONs-Ntcely Furnished Rooms ~ IA
II je5
n ESTDENCES-TwO residences, new SUIT
x eIezsut omces, several rooms.
fei ". A. betneL o-oSA+
EOUSFA ire two-story Brick Dwelling
n Houze. with nine rooms, Gas, ClsteThi
- No II-k Exchange street. lnquire OF
mylG 4. HARRIS 20 Man sIIees
HKUTnSI HALL-Several nights In the
u week. Gor lodges or societies Is IoT Isnt
For urther particulars, inquire 81 ". BhEE1
~ second street, OF 10 MARTIN COhEc
satin street NM
nOOH-The room lately occupied by Hite
rs 4 Corwtne, as Job Printers, IN Appeal
building. No. a Union street. Apply 81 Ap-
peal once.
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LAND, sTOCKAN cROP E0RsALE

A 4 ACRES OF LAND, within 200 yards OF
81 the Poplar street turnpike road, 6miles
east of the city, with good dwelling, fine
mule and COW stables, good cellar, smoke
O~uthouses z nne young mare mules, g fine
young maree, good for saddle or harness;
giving milk; small stock OF hogs. abundance
OF fowls, 2 nne market wagons, good firm
wagon, new dump cart, and all manner OF
good young orchard, and as hne = rowin
crop as there is in this vicinity, with all kinds
Of vegetables, neld n garden, now ready
Ior market; as hne 9 well of water as yer
flowed, being purely f~reestone.
In consequence of my bad health. / viii
sell the whole al a great bargain. For infor-
nation inquire at my stand. In Poplar street
market, between the hours OF and 10 am.
or on the premises, Joining j. j. Smith and
and William Holmes X. BILL.
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Supreme Court.
ONET UEIIU VUUT =
Special TO the APPEAL.

bpbCIhI 20 INC
JACKSON, TENN, June q.
Lsnier We Green, reversed and re-
manded; Gsgg VS. Jones, rehesriDg re-
fused; VIM VS. Taylor, approved; Crisp
VS. Miller, reversed and bill dismissed;
Miller VS. Morrow, former decree reversed
on rehsaring; Overton VS. Holenshsde,
deed held fraudulent; Shelby county VS.
Butterworth, Barbour Lewis warrants
held void.
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with arrows having tines of iron like a
ILL. 81

7,HE COUNTRY AND WATERING PLACE.
How little we know of the physical and
geographical fscts Snd features OF our W
state. The farmers here in Humphreys
county are few in number, but the valleys
ars rich; orchards productive; wheat, and
oats, and fruit, and poultry abound land
is worth from s. to $40 per acre, and the
riches buried in these hillsides of iron are
utterly unknown. Visitors from Column
bia, Franklin, Nashville, Murfreesboro
and from Memphis are charmed, not only
by the cold winds, the dense forests, the
haslih-giving water, but with those who
entertain us. Bon Aqua is all that It's
owners represent it. l.. j. d.
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PHALoN's NEW PERFUME.
at LOVE YOU"
at LOVE YOU"
az LOVE YOU.n
al LOVE Y0U.p
az LOVE YOU
at LOVE Y0U.n
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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DRESS sOODsl DRESS GOODsil

Attend the clearing sale, Of Menken
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STOLEN.

AEULES-On the night OF 18th June, from
vi 2. 2. Thomas, living 8 miles southwest
Of fernando, two mules; one black stud
mule. IgL hands high: and one bright bay
about 81 hands high, both marked 4 on let
shoulder and right hips. l viii pay s5Ore
ward for said mules, OF for the thleI.
ie2l B. =. THOMAS.
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I. ]. BROWN bse
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or CH. SIG. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. june q. 1871


The barometer has risen somewhat,
without msterisl change in the weather,
on the California coast. Threatening and
cloudy weather reported from Nebraska,
where rain fell last night. Barometer has
fallen somewhat in Mississippi Valley,
and SIN more so on the Lakes. An area
oflow pressure has slowly advanced south
eastward, and is now central near Lakes
ontario and Huron, and cloudy weather,
WSth occasional light rains, which pre-
prevailed on Monday evening In North
Carolina and Florida. srs now confined to
ne latter state. Partially cloudy Wssther
h now reported from Georgia 20 Virginia,
and clear weather generally prevails IN
Middle and Eastern stgtes. Clear weather
nrevaiIed this afternoon on the Lakes. but
cclaudipess is now increasing, with fresh
Ewinds from southwest and northwest. A
vss1-storm Of small extent isnow reported
rom Southeastern Missouri The srea Of
Io1 pnessure Ia Upper Cenada Will
rr.hablv move sOutheastEards accom-
5snieo with fresh end brisk winds from
800 Earon 70 Neg Jersey. Conditions
= Fsv~rshIe for ldpal storms In the Ohio
vsIIsy and on MID Atlantic.
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CAPTAIN P. j. KELLY is now ready with
his steam yacht, P. j. Ripont, toatake
pleasure parties to any part of the river
they may want to go to. 70 Main street;
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DIED.

SCARFEHTA-In this city, at his residence,
on Vance street, FLLLIPE S~CARPENTA, in the
18th year of his age, a native OF Monte Gro
bolO, Italy.
The friends and acquaintance of the fam
lily are invited to attend his funeral, from
his late residence, this WEDNESDAY after
noon, at 5 O'Clock.
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Virginia Military Institute,
hex1z0.EtOn, Va

PS- Applications for admission al cadets
should at once be made by those who desire
the privileges OF this Institution. The num-
Der OF vacancies being limited. application
should be made without delay. Cadets are
admitted at this time.
je4 FRANCIS II. SMITH, SupT.
NAUTiON--Au persons are hereby for
warned against buying or trading for q
note executed by l. A. Jenkins TO w Ber-
I'M or oIoer, on 4th Marcia, 1871, payable in
Is days, for sl60. as the CONFEDERATION for same
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INDEPENDENCE DAY.

The coming 4th of July may prove a
real independence day 10 some lucky
holder In the Real Estate Distribution.
Get some shares and see If you are the
one. Office 1851 Main.
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MASnNiG dice.
The Memuhis and RaIeiuh Railroad Co

THE Board Of Dire tors OF his Company
i will meet at the once of the President,
us Main street, or SATURDAY NEXr, July
LIST at 10 q M Also, at the same time and
place, the canvassers for stock are requested
TO meet. They are composed OF the several
members OF the Board, ard, also, as APP
pointed and authorized by it, the following
named gentlemen, whose prompt attend
aDce. together with that of the IirecJOrs, is
requested at tie above time and place, to-
wit: ]. III. Coleman. b. f. Coleman, ". h.
Moncrief, j. :. Tool, Il. K. Fuller, II. Town.
send, VIM. Elliott, ]. ]. Murphy, George
Nichols, W. Wallace. r. II. LcOney, NJ. L.
Meacham, J. Buchanan, James Reilly and n.
Malatesta leg
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PERSONAL.

General W. +. Tucker, President of the
Okolona, Houston and Eastern railroad,
and w. s. Moon, Chief Engineer of the
road, arrived in the city last evening, and
are stopping at the Peabody.
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LOST.

CORAL PIN.-On the Hst ms o, or the PIC
\ Mo grounds Of James PaTh, q Ia.sS 80
Mn sHaned like 8 limp OF q tree. A noegal
rsward VIII be given for delivery ST 24 Msln
street -
TOW-SO REWARDED my place, a.
the crossing OF Beale street and memphis
s1d Charleston railroad, June th, one Whlis
- sv ~ seven wears old, heavy with call,
snail horns turned up, red eSrs, a snt snu
1nder bit out OF each, 2 top slope cut OF one
sqr-Dof sure but out OF both; a small beH
md crlin on her neck. Any person denver
Iug 1sfd COW, or giving 70 lead
fO her recovery, shall get the above reward.
BARREFKU Ely, NJ. and q u snop-
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MOSQUITOES.

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, and most durable.
Call and examine 1t before purchasing
others, at
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.'S,
Furniture and Carpet-house, 1858 Main st.
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Twenty per cent. 20 be Deducted
of the price of importation. Every lady
in want Of a lace shawl should make use
of this favorable chance to-buy q lace
shawl eor
One Half the Price.
HERZOG & BRO.
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MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE CHEAP.

That splendid residence on Besl street,
4th of July, in the Real Estate Distribu-
ton. 1t can never be had for less than
SIS, price Of n share. Hurry up! 1881
Main.
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CHANGE OF WATER Persons accus.
toned to the spring and well water of the
North, cannot safely drink the water of
our Southern and Western States in an
unqualified state without imminent peril
to their health. A mere change of water
under the most favorable circumstances,
will END to disorder, in some degree. the
digestive organs. The best known safe
guard against the unpleasant and often
dangerous effects arising from these
csuses Is PLANTATIoN BIrTBRs; at the
time it is the best tonic and appe-
tiZer ia the world.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
RAILROAD PACKET COMPANY.
WHITE RIVER LINE.
RusHIBa from DsYalPs Bluff la 0~sass9ii5a
vita The Memphis and Littla RsGk r. e.

COMMENCING MONDAY. Nay -
u ], 1871, the steamer Usage, J.s
q Davis, Master, Chas. Smithers, UI5rE, viii
leave DeVall Blur MONDAYS, WEDNE5-
and FRIDAYS, at 5 o'clock pm. Ton
arrival Of train nom Nemphis), for Des Arc,
Augusta and JacksonpOrt. Returning, leave
JaoksOnpOTt TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATJ RDAXS, at 5 pm, making connection
with trains at Devals ! for Memphis ana
Little Rock.
As early IS the trske viii Justify, the
steamer 8ALLIE V. viii 10 added TO the line,
making trt-Weekly trips to Augusta, West
Point and Eearcy. inc. B. DAVIS,
apps Supt. Railroad Packet Co
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Just received twenty thousand bushels
best article.
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STEAMBOATS,,
FOR RIVER.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and St. Louis U. s. Mail Lire

For Osceola, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont auu
Cairo. Connecting at elmo with the
Iron Mountain 4. K. at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad. and
boats up the Ohio Rtver.
CIT OF master
b elegant steamer viii leave -1
as above -
THURSDAY, 18th inst at 5 pm.
Tickets Tor all points via Memphis and ~.
Louis pack cts, North, East and West, apply
10 General Railroad and ONCE.
TON b. DUNN, cor. Court and Main SIS.
Freight received at theSL Louis WharfDOat.
W r.. DILL, Agent.
ie2s FLEM. CALVERT. Supt.
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wkKTS.

DRFss MAKER-An first class dress MAKER
Applv TO Mrs. SHEPHERD. 30 Main 81.
AuROAD MEN-White OF c%olcredi .
rs choppers, 50 grade hsnds. N-b.LBest
wages end prompt pay. inquiries t = oIS1snN
Wouee for
1TONEY-To loan Money Q Couaterals
VI Address NJ. and -. ~ 5oG -. nSLo
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DEPARTURES
R1vERs. WEATHER AND BusINEss.

The river here rose 3 inches, and then
came to a stand. Al Cairo and st. Louis
the river is falling, with 1O1 feet in the
channel. The Ohio is falling, with 4 feet
ON the shoals in the lower Ohio. The Ar
kansas river fell 2 inches yesterday at
Little Rock. There was a fair amount of
business doing on the wharf yesterday.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

.DOAAo LIZA 'ANN III D
PoiDt....PHI ALLIN.~-.~.....5 pm
New Orleans. ....INDIANA-"..............5 pm
ARRIVALS.
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MISSOURI A LOTTERY.
Omo1a1 10raU1nxs.

MORNING CHASING. 33.
81, 40, "a, II, 70, q, 81, q, 16, SO, 25, So, SO.
EVENING CHASING. gO4.
55, 4, ", 81, rs, SO, %, 81, 60, 10, 10, 43, II.
Prizes from 500 to $4,000, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. J.. Z. FRANCE
t6% North Cent street Box 1E7, Memphis,
Tenn, p. o. MURRAY. MILLER & co, Man
ayers. st. Louis, No, ies8
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TRUTH.-Tbe powers of Mrs. Whit
COMBS syrup for children are as positive
az the sunlight from heaven, and gentle
and soothing as an angels whisper.
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FANS FANsIl

We offer on Monday a large line of Paris
and Vienna Fans, in gilt and %colors; also,
Mourning Fans, Bridal Fans, Children's
Fans, and 1000 dozen Linen Fans, at
grs atty reduced prices.
MENKEN BROS
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PITTssURs COKE.

srHAx TITTTra. ans saOond uaTos..
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HOTEL CLERKS must needs be very
courteous men, or they will merit much
of the odium which attaches to those who
are the reverse. The American House,
Boston, is peculiarly happy in having
among its corps such general favOrites
with the travelling public as Messrs. Myr-
lex, Doyle and Clapp.
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LOCAL NEWS
College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College,
W. q. Mitchell's school, 8OS Third st.
Furnished lodging rooms for gentle
men over 1SS Main street for rent.
Miss Maggie Fealy will teach at the
Linden street school during the summer.
The DAILY APPEAL, five cents per
copy, can be had of all neWsmen in the
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
"A fine lunch is set every day, at
Madame Vincent saloon, Nc. IS Union
street. Don't forget the place, because
you will be well served.
ST. JosEPH's INFTRMARY-In charge of
the Sisters, corner Third and jefferson
streets.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

n OOME- BOARD.- Handsomely furnished
IL fTout rooms. at l4 fernando street, with
beard. Also, DAY bOarders wanted. Jez5
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALVE.

WE have Just received q full supply Of
w BUCK Y 8ALVE. We shall hereaf-
ter be fully prepared TO meet the demand for
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
or retail.
q. W. JONES & CO.,
a x MnAn -