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Ed. w. MunfOrd, Major Wicks and
several others from Memphis, in con-
junction with a company from Pittsburg,
have agreed eonditiOnally to buy the
railroad branch from Huntsville to Nc
Minnville and Sparta. 1t is stated that
last Saturday the company put down
tubing in their well at Increase, which
is one hundred feet deep, and used the
seed-bag at a depth of seventy-fve feet,
pumping out some oil of a very superior
quality. They had determined that if
the quantity did not increase by yester-
day to take out the tubing and bore
deeper. 1t is said by the parties in
charge Of the operations that they have
never seen better prospects for oil. We
congratulate the people of Warren on
the fact that their hopes as to the devel-
ment of that region are apparently TO
be realized so soon. If oil and coal be
found the bOrers become owners of the
branch road and will finish it at once.
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Car and Tender LOADING ABearatus

THIS is a machine 70 the direct Interest Of
i every railroad in the United States.
i am nov prepared 10 say chat my patent
VIII load al the fuel that IS wanted On the
tender of a train, in a quarter 70 q half min
uts's tine; also, that It VIII load any freight
on a car, That win do TO dump, in the same
time.
/ am ready 70 sen rights, and make deeds
to railroad companies, o. States, OF to the en-
fre United State. Address,
j WILLIAMS,
Bows Drrat. TsRi
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FIRST Circuit Court-HeiskeI, Judge.

The trial of the case of Mckinney,
Brysou & Co. VS.. Styles was finished on
yesterday, and the charge of the Court
will be given to the jury on Friday
morning, to which time the Court adj
journed. Fridays calendar contains
the following cases: 1868, 1902, I712,
1851, 1854, 1905, 1909, 1915, 1921, 1916,
IS47, 1862, 1871, 1879, 1873, 1915, 1925,
1890, 1888, 1885, 1913, 1855, 1860, 1862,
1867, 1865, 1871, 1872, 1879, 1882, 1887,
1890, 1891, 1898, 1898, z0O1, 2015, 2Ol6,
20ls, 2030, 204l, 205s, so, 173, IVA, 625,
1850, 174, 1851, 1923.
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HONESTY il the hest policy in medi-
cine as well as in other things. AYERS
SARSAPAR1LLA is a genuine prepare
ton Of that unequalled spring medicine
and blood purifier, decidedly superior to
the poor limitations heretofore in the
market. Trial proves it.
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A
Value Of the Process to Rivers and
Cities.

The steamer Utah, as we learn from
the St. Louis papers, like the James
Howard and City OF Vicksburg, has
been foremaniZed. Time demonstrates
the value OF the process, and now it is
proposed by the p~atentees to subject the
wooden pavement to be msde about the
elevator to the process. It shall cost the
city, it is proposed, no more than the
application Of coal tar, which eonfessedly
avails nothing. Bridges and crOss-ties
on the Memphis and Charleston road
have been foremanized, and there Is no
trace of decay. Let US have wooden
payements that will last forever.
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MOSOTITO RARS.

At Thixton's, next to Southern Express
Office, you can get mosquito bars Of all
kinds, furniture, bedding, and all sorts
of upholstery work done at lowest prices.
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THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city is at 70
Second street, Hunt & HansOn'S Old
stand HANSON & WALTER
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LOCAL TTEMlG

Go 70 Leddinis Business College.
Tbos. Cubbins, bricklayer, 2S4Main
Armsronr's photographic Gallery,
No. N Main street three hnltiess
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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LOsT.-From my residence, eorneF Of
Raleigh road and Brinkley avenue, on
the twenty-frst OF last month, a large
white and black dog. partly NeWf0und-
land. A liberal reward win be paid for
his return 10
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Having understood that Nj. VIZ.
Doyle's friends have determined % out
vote us for the hOrse TO be voted or To-
day to the most popular candidate FOR
Sheriff, We, o supporters OF Curry
viii give many 3 vote for him. Come
one, come all PINCH.
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SEE advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dis
pensary. headed Book for the Million
MARRIAGE Guide, in another column. 1t
should Be- read By all
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FITTING, AS Main street.

EVERY possible arrangement has been
made for the pleasure, safety and COM
fort of all who attend the picnic at
BraYls Island on the Celeste.
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THE GEN GARDEN.

The Fourth win be celebrated at the
Gem Garden by a highly magnificent
Picnic. All families, including the
olive branches, are invited to partici-
pate, and bring their baskets. The
dancing viii commence at ten O'Clock,
50 that it will be necessary to have din
ner along. There viii be a brass band
for the d~electation of the general crowd,
and a string band for the terpsichorean
indulOars
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal Court. r. FIiPptn, Judge.
d. J. RenfrOe, DEMONSTRATING; jury and
verdict of ten years. Pompey johnson,
mule-steaiing jury and verdict guilty of
larceny, ten years. Court adjourned
until Friday.
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UPPER BLUE LICK is the most popu-
lar mineral-spring water on this conti-
nent, because It is the best Alternative and
aperient known. 1t is q general pre-
sentative Of the tone of the stomach and
purity of the blood, and a powerful pre-
ven5ive of fever and bilious complaints.
Mansfield & HiGbee, wholesale agents.
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CoNNUBIAL Observation-Disclosures
more to eonnubial happiness than cheer
full and healthy infants and children.
Mrs. Whitcombs syrup is the great chill
dren's soothing remedy.
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MOSOUITOFS

Examine Arstrong's patent frame be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
ARMSTRONG, NAIL & CO,
$50 end 1852 Main sheet.
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An ELEGANT STOCK Of Linens, Ducks
and Msrseilles Vestings, at Waggener's,
317} Main street.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT Of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's 3lI4
Main street, four doors south Of Peabody
Hotel. f-1lT
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ECoNoMY-Taka your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeine, and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hanson5s old st2nd), 246 Sec
end street. HANSON WALKER
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SUBscRIBE for the WsEKIr APPKAI. Only
two dollars and nfty cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs OF two OF more.
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J. ". S. BRowNis, AS Main street.

JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has all
TIE leading mOnthlies for July, and the
atest Weeklies and dailies.
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Go on the steamer Celeste to-day to
the picnic ON both land ard water.
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Rally, boys, to the Orphans Picnic at
James's Park this day, and carry or the
horse for the next Sheriff.
GEORGE, and 1000 Others.
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ANNoUNCEmENTS
For representative.

- z. CANNON Is a candidate 70 represent
shelby County in the Lower House OF
tue LEGISLATURE. subject 30 the result OF the
primary elections 10 Be held the 2th ofJuly
instant. We
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COL0gEh 2. G.

Dear Str-Ihe time i rapidly ap-
preaching when the nominee Of tee
party for legislatius honOrs must be
placed in the field While there are
mary worthy aspiraats, we would new
.eTtheless request the use Of your name
in connection with the State Senate. be-
heving thatyour courteous bearing, SUI
perior talents and Integrity Of eharaetef
viii secure to you an eleetiOn-tO the
people a servant il whom they wiz Be
well pleased. We have the honor to re-
main, your Obedient servants
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PYTHIAN NSTIILATI0N.

At a regular meeting of Memphis
Lodge, No. 6, knights of Pythias, held
last Tuesday night, the following Off
GERS were duly installed for the ensuing
term, by Deputy District Grand Chan
cellor T. z. Turner: ii. S. Reynolds, V.
P; G. L. Anderson, w. c.; j. V. Saw
age, v. c.; ID. R.. Irwin, F. s.; James
Gibson, w. G.; P. j. Moran, l. s.; Max
Firth, D. S.
After the installation the retiring
Worthy Chancellor, H. S. Reynolds,
was presented with a most magnificent
gold medal, as a token Of respect, from
the members of the Lodge. Both the
presentation speech and response were
TASTY and appropriate.
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THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard & CasweIPs,
made on the seashore, from fresh-select-
ed ivers, BY Caswell, hazard & Co.,
New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken
it, prefer it to any other. For sale by
all druggists. ~
THE grandest picnic of the season, on
both Iand and water, comes off to-day.
Go on the Celeste,
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BEST cleaning and dyeing In the city
at the MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING
establishment, 81 Madison street.
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HURRAH ZOE GILL F0R sHERIFF.

HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the bay Horser'
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ELEGANT DRESS SUITS at Waggeners
from $50 to so
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o N BOARD.

DOOMs AND BOARD-Man and his wife, or
IL VI young men, can be accommodated
ina a private family. Terms No.
70 st. Martin street, corner Of P0ntOtoc street.
DOARD-Rooms, furnished or ~unfurnished,
ID with board. Tor families, can be had at
reasonable rates. at 40 Madison street. Day
oharders accommodated. Jus
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LOST.

m : 8th Of june cows-ene a
od51mS SID red COW, Win NnlUe Icy
00oe16 horns. bell and chain On meek "ats
ant - ,ack and len SIDE, hlnd Leet
c,a SMALL sOOtted cow
doek4 egged. rghthoTA broken 81 Del one
cha5n on neck two cnCps IA eae9 ear o1e
r-sn-eolo-ed COW. with write bach low Ieit1p'
rfght horn broken on about midway t1e
si8mp turned doWnwards, head ana 49,
whiUe. and has long white lau- @1l ~ -
tor the recovery Of the three cows OF euv
one and 40 for twO,f If returned 70 me az tns
corner Of Main and Mil streets, rear OF o4u
Tvs MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM
nOG-From my residence corner Of kalelgh
road and flrinkley avenue, on the Asl OF
last month, a large white and black dog
narfiV Newfoundland. A hberal inward VIII
be paid for his return TO ". Lunnl 40 second
street u
HPDCThCLEs-On Marketnear Third street.
o. on Third street. between Poplar and
Market street, & pair Of gold spectacles Inc
nnder will be rev ardeo BY returning Aem 70
81 Market street
HOWAl0 REWARD-About the 10th in
slant. mora l4 Fzont street, q large white
COW, with red-upped ears, split. The nnder
viii receive the above reward by returning
a@ 10 Martin Reynolds ye8
noGA white pointer bitch; one lemon
~ e0lored ear. A liberal reward will be
paid, II returned 70 81 Vance street. tnR
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PUzPs, AS Main street.

Me@Phl- steam Dyeins Establish
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DRIVEN WELLS, AS Main street.

sUTrs MADE at waggener's, sl7i Main
street. for S35.
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MEMPHIS LUCK.

The OiI-BOrers in the Cumberland
Mountains.
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FOR congressman.

the Voters OF the Ninth Congressional
District-Since the action Of the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee OF shelby County,
designating, as a mode OF nominating a candi-
date for Congress. a primary election, 70 be
held on the 10Th July have received 50 many
renewed expressions OF the public desire thal
IAN no longer refuse. ] announce myself,
therefore, a. a candidate for Congress, suolect
u the decision OF the District Convention
Having been appointed a delegate TO the bat-
timors Convention. Ifeelit my duty 10 aitends
and therefore Il will not be in my power 70 Re
here between this and the election on the aVth-
NV Interests. therefore. must be coundeQ en-
rirely to the hands Of those friends VINO desire
INV domination. D. ~ AtnNF
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NEGRO E~DUcATIox.
The Winding Up OF the Colored ExhIbf-
lion by the Pupils OF tho
Public Schools.
A RattIinx Thmc I'm the Assembly HAIL
E Discrimination of Premiums By
the school VisitOrs.

The affairs of the coloFed schools for
the scholastic year I871-72 were termi-
mated yesterday, in the evening, with
great ecIdt and satisfaction. The pro-
gramme was not so exhaustive as thatOf
the previous evening, but was every bit
as attractive. The audience was more
numerous and yociferous, and the per-
forming pupils much better up in their
several parts. The affair was in every
way more lively and animated. Thepre-
viOus performance seemed only a re-
hearsal, whereas last nights exhibition
"a the full-blossomed performance.
The following is the programme:
Prayer bg J. ". Early.
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TOOTH LozENGES.
FRENCH FOOTE

1OZEHIGE5-
A NOVEL and pleasant dentrfnce, the nest
"A fnthe world for cleaning. beautdying and
preserving the teeth; tCdorsed by eminent
dentists. sold by
6. G. WARD q BRO. z5 Main street.
a. w. JONES 90. ~ Nam street
y. p. HILLS. 81 Main street
EA.I SMITH & CO. IS Main street.
W. H.SEABROOK. 167 Main street
II. MOSELEY, SO Main street..
JOE WALTER. 14 Main street.
G r.. MINER. 80 Main street,
ANDREW RENkERI. I'D Main street
g. ID. JOHNSON, t3 Main street.
CT JOHNSTON, 10 Popiarstee-
MANSFIELD q HfGBEh
Wholesale Agents,
sol and SoS HAHN street,
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PANTS MADE at Waggener's, 3173
Main street, Of English, French, Ger
man and American fabrics, for SO, $12,
81 S1R and SlR
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U,O the Voters Of the Ninth Congressional
District Of Tennessee anno1lce Hl.sen
Z candidafe Tor Congress. at the election in
November next subject 70 g convention oI
The Democratic party. IsOhctt your suffrage
vour dsleyateS in convention. Respectfully
- T. H LOCKWOOD.
Z UFRFRY announce myself a candidate IOr
Con0reSs in The Ninth Congressional Dis
Trict. subject 20 the action OF the propose
convention. Dor
nOBFRT r. DOONEY is a candidate 1or
II Congress, subject 70 the decision OF She
Ramoerafic C~onvenron. apS
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7 rooms, Kitchen ana ser
wants room attached; splendid water;
.-5od neighborhOod; rent low. Apply al 10
fernando street. Jew
nWELLUNG-HOUsE, No. lR Promenade
~ street. Apply % ]. Davis, Postomce.
n EsIDENCEs-The brick residence, $50 De
II soto street, one door south OF beale street,
Apply 70 Dr. T. A. White, 81 Main street yezo
nESIDENCE-Tomeny Residence, Shelby
rs street, from July st. Ample improved
ground. VA. MHEATLEA, ~ Main St
DINE BRICK REsIDENCE-On HIN ST.; Z
rooms; rent moderate. Inquire Of
jus Mrs " APPEL No Adams s..
NIVE OFFICBs-First nOor, Nc. 81 south
Court street. Apply 70
mv2 - Madison street.
nEsIDENCE-A large and pleasantly sit
n uated residence, No. 81 Market street
FOR terms apply At the office Of
HARRIS, PILLOW a PILLOW Attys
myiA corner Madison and Man
|OTTAGE4Of 3 rooms kitchen attached.
large ward. stables, etc, on kollentlne
s5Gsnue. neaE New Raleigh railroad. apply Al
so thern House, on second street, IN Snslsea
myu 9OoEFh hE1LD
.TT0RE-Under the Commercial Hotel suit
able for a tailoring establishment OF CtheI
es. Possession immedleUely. Afpiyto
genke
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PART I.
Opening Chorus Come, let Us be JoyfuI----.
Take Things as they ome-.---..Juliu Green
Class Drill The Child and the Mourners).-
lave 0ut Jour Eow~~----~-Jenke Love
AHIeS Gralns OF Allen
T~doteau1-The States.
Song Par ExceIIenee-----.Susis Yerger
Diaiogue---.....------IThe Aunt's Legacy
Mary Marcus, Lucy Watson, Matte
Persons, Emma Hill, Lauretta Evans,
Mary Woods, Rosa Allen.
Class
Village Nader Cooper
Dialogue ---..-...---tWa to Wyndham)
The Price OF Gold ----.....-.-.-D rusilla Heron
solo and ChoruslAley Ray)--~sarah Leath
I 4 III ne .= ;Bett Brown
watson
TableauS-Sseeptag Beauty.
PART II.
Donat Marry a Man if He Drinks. Betty Brown
SIX Little Girls
Brown Jug
Isabella Hogan and Frank Kimbal
The Bonded Bow =-~-.-Andrew Alexander
Gnna Cromwell. Maria Ciaybrook.
Daisy Miller and May Baker.
T~abEeau1-The Rival Sisters.
Cinderella, or the Glass Slipper--.By Request
SongtZulu Zong)-----------...Mollie Mosby
The Tempest~------.Johnny Warield
Di1 @6iIis Bradley, sarah NecKei5i,n Sa T8Saen'
Jones and Ellen knoWel.
Johnny Schmoker ---.--.-----Clas Of Boys
Dialogue Vatican Smiths Party
Mary Marcus, Matte Persons, Lucy
Watson, Emma Hill, Martha Peasants
and Lizzie Carnes.
Fortune Teller. Jennie Morris, Matte Persons
PRESENTATIONS.
SOag---tApple of Ny Eye ByRequest
Lizzie and Parchman.
Closing the School
The authorities had a great number of
premiums to bestOw, which they did
bestow very gracefully and gr~aeiously.
The colored schools Of Memphis, kept
up like the white ones, at the expense Of
the tax-paying people, have certainly
some results to show for the cost of keep
ing up. Everything considered, the
progress evineed is satisfactory, and as
great as could reasonably be expected.
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COOK the Celeste to-day to the grand
barbecue and picnic.

WAGGENER, S17I Main street, has the
finest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
in the city the largest assortment Of
goods fresh from the hands Of the i'm
.pOrters.
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a DAILY ARPEAL Is served 70 city sub
scriberS seven issues per week, only twenty
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G-ENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantiy, and at the same time save
money, should goa t once to Waggener's,
Sl74 Main street. He is doing &C. D.
business-no bad debts; small profits.
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FoR CAIRo ANp ST. LOUIS

Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company
For Hickm2a, Columbus. Cairo and ST. Louis.
~ Steamer CITY or CHESTER
Lle
VII leave as above THURSDAY, July itn,
az ) o'clock pm.
FLEW CALvERT. supL
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The Old Company sells gas at two dol
lars and twenty cents per one thousand.
NO charge for setting meters. Office,
81 Second street
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R~EAE8EBER, the grand picnic Of the
season, on both land and water, comes
OF to-day on Bray's Island.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COupany-U.S. Mam EfRe.
DAEDAA ELLE ----- Nolan. master
This elegant steamer VIII leave
-FRIDAX July 5th, at pm
For Ueight or passage apply on board OF TO
W. H. EENNEDAT- Agent.
Ohm cnnnnn-s Mnarrnna-- l-n- -n--- a.
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For STATE senator.

H HEREBY announce myself a candidate
= re next legislature. subject 10 the nomi-
mating election, saturday, July 1lths lslZ
T-T79 Tg-q J.. NJ. CREWS
no me people OF shelby, FayeUte and Upon
RESPONSIVE % the action OF the recent
county Convention of Upton County, N the
ra1uest OF my friends IN Shelby and fayetue, Z
aunouuce myself a candidate for senator toT
district IN the next General Assembly
10 lie action Of the Senatorial Con
,-sntfon PEYTON J. SMITH
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70 THE FRIENDS OF JACK DOYLE.

w. Q 2S3 Second street.
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WANTS.

IARPENTER-Two No. I carpenters. AP
Div TO John Bowling, White station
Memphis and Charleston road. iy4
ETAsHER-A No. I washer snd ironer.
Good wages viii be paid Apply g
southwest eornerof Vance and Laudercales SIS
lEONEY-Needng money immediately,
M viii sell marble work Of all kinds al YerS
reduced figures for thirty days
jeO THOS. MAXWELL, 81 Union street
HIRLS-Five apprentices 10 dressmaking,
VI 81 Main street !eA
GrCOND-HAND Furniture, Feathers SnC
y Household goods OF al kinds boughL a
2Seeond street e. T. SINNOTT-
HORSES-Finy horses and buggies to boarC
IL al the Mammoth Stable, on Monroe
street, near Third, AT twenty dollars pc
month. lmy1l ~. .Dl9MIh6s.
NURSE-A good nurse for an Manufactured
y preferred-at 24 Alabama street. Je5
WHEAT-At Denies Mil, % second street
w corner Of Jackson JuLH
UvOMAN-To cook, wash and iron Tor .
small private family, al No. 81 Shelb2
street. juB
-GITUATION-A lady wishes a situation a
- teacher, in city or country, Apply 5S Aain
vUOMAN-To 20 twenty-five nile INTO III,
country 10 cook and wash for a finally
myls no. Is UNION STREET.
rONsUMERs-To take gas from the Ole
II company. at s. % per lUG. No charge fol
setting meterS once 81 Second street; mEI
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FOR KsBU

Memphis and ST Louis Paekes Company
For Helena. Greenvf1e and Vicksburg.
Sur.CITX OF FICkSBUEG-
4. Carter
VII feaVe as above THURSDAY. July 4th.
Tvs ELEL CALvERT. supt.
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FOR RENT.

HOTTAGE-Of q rooms, kitchen and ser
wants room attached; splendid water
a-0Od n~eighborhOod; rent low. Apply az 10
Harnandp street 1oN
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FOR SALE.


HOUSE AND DOT-A good house and lot
Ill well improved, with all convenience
necessary; also, furniture belonging 70 INT
house, II desired. Apply al los Union street
TARM 0sUBURBAN-The undersigned
offers for sale his beautiful suburban
farm. al Raines' Crossing, on the Mlssosslpp
aud Tennessee railroad, Z miles 10 tbs south o
Memphis, containing l6% acres OF me up
land. improvements consist Of aneat- new
coJtage-hOnse. with SIX rooms, OuthOuses
stables, orchards, etc; also, a very large anc
cOmmOdiO1s Enhouse and press, in running
order. For further information, apply 10 tht
undersigned, on the premises, or 10 ". L. An
derson, IS Front street, Memphis.
iva W. A. RAISES.
TOrTONSHED-On Tennessee street, new
and in fine repair. Sold for division. AP
ply 70 T. n. Estes, 70 Front street Je2
nRUG sTORE-In a good location; stocE
IL about $50. Address L. C., care OF tnls
Office. JUS
7 AND-vs,y cheap, l6 acres Of beautiful
La land, fronting Memphis and Selma rail
road, and opposite Stewards nursery, all IN
der plank fence cultivation, and about Az
choice fruit trees, fer sou cash. The owner
needs none lmmedlately.
DONOHO & huxley,
June 8, lS2. Msdlson street,
DAs-From the old eompany, at SD per
W l9o. No charge for setting meters Once
~ second street my0
II OTs-On Walnut street, on time. Apply
at 50 Union street. GEORGE DIXON.
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CoIIar1Or on Privileges
HARVEY MAThES is the Democratic
nominee state and 0Ounty Tsx-Colectoi
m Privileges. l2
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For County Tax-OOHectOr.
~E1RGT r. POWELL is the Democratic
nominee for 1ax-Colector for Shelby
County jeS