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VTE are authorized TO announce Major
w SENERSON an indeuendent candidate
Tor the Office of County Trustee. JyH
WOODWARD is the Democratic nomi-
a. nee for the Office OF County Trustee al
The ensuing August election. JUL
I HEREBY announce myself as an indepen-
dent candidate for County Trustee OF
SHELBY County. Election August, ~
THOMAS FOLEY.
June ., lS2 leA
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TTIE M DAILY
THE SIN.
six Cases of Comp de sOlieI in One Day
Something Unusual in this
Quarter.

Three D~eaths-Three Horses at a Fin.
neral SuceuInb 90 the TOrrid Heat.
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ANNOUNCEMENT


rE are authorized 10 announce A. T..
w LACEY. Esq, as q candidate ior Non-
ness. subject TO the action OF Democratic
congressional convention lN
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DR.. ]. B, WATSON, Dentist, moved.
Office and residence, So Monroe street.
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AN ELEGANT STOCK of Linens, Ducks
and Marseilles Vestings, at Waggener's,
3174 Main street.
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REsF soda at a95 IIaIn street.

THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house IN the city is at 246
Second street, Hunt 4 Hahson's old
stand HANSON d WALKER.
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Hook soda, Dds Main street.

GEM GARDEN-Pienic on Wednes-
day. Every n invited. Come one
come all. Refreshments of all kinds on
the ground.
SPIKE MnLEN prnnriotor
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HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the Ebay HOrse2'
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Chancellor IF Second Chaneery Court.
Z +. BIGELOW is an independent candl-
81. date for Judge of the Second n
Court OF shelby county. Election Aug.l' lo'-.
nAMIJFL P. WALKER is the Democratic
y nominee for the Office OF Judge OF Ine
second Claucery Court. lu2
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LOST.

IGHTB BAY MARE-Left eve slightly dam
Il aged; mail cut on the leit thigh; lehanos
nigh 5 Fean old. Aliberal reward for her De
livery 10 800 Front street. JyB
nO6-A white pointer bitch: one lemon
II colOred ear. A liberal reward will be
paid. II returned 10 I'll Nunaa srraaf fnpD
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nARNEY COX himself as a can
ID diaue for reelection 70 the office Of Con
stable OF The Fifth Civil District. Jyl5
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L HARVEY MATHES is the Democratic
Nominee state n County T~aX-OoliecIol
Privileges. le2
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OTHE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE In re
sponse 10 the call Of many leading citizens
q she state, I hereby myself as a
-lndidare for Judge Of the Supreme Court,
made vacant by the resignation of Hon !. A.
r. Nelson. Election first Thursday l August
next. ROBERT ME- AhLA
MOr1istown. Tennessee. mhz4
ITO THE PEOPLE OF~ TENNESSEE: IN re-
gnoDea 10 the expression Of a popular de-
rIre. sufficiently general and influential 70
control my action in the matter, hereby an
nounce myself a candidate for the once OF
Judge Of the supreme Court, made vacant BY
tue resignation OF Hon. 7. A K Nelson. ELec-
lion nrst Thursday in August next.
yp,o4+anooga March IL lS72. mhR
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HIoAtta, eIU: hIaII-IIctet8s Hos U.s. = oU.
Our lotteries are chartered by the state, are
always drawn at the time uamesi, and all
drawings are nde the supervision of sworn
commissioners
The official drawing viii be published in The
st. Louts papers, and q copy sent 10 purchas-
ers OF tickets.
We Will draw a similar scheme the last day
Of every month during the year 49,.
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FINEST WEDDING SUITS at Wagge-
ner's for 500.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For WHITE RTVFR
o ARKANSAS RIVFR-

Memphis and River Packet
COmpany-U. y. Mali Line.
DARDAN ELLE.-----Eugene Smith, master
IT, This elegant steamer will leave
&@lTUESDAY, July 3Jth, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
W. II. KENNEDY, Agent,
Office on ~COmpany's Wharfboat, foot Court st.
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ELEGANT DRESS SUITS at W,ggener's
from $50 to SIS.
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CURRY AGAIN.
Thc Proof Of Ia Padding is in Ia Eat
ing OTIt.
That order 10 Exclude Negroes from the
Cfty-Curry's share In Enforcing IL.

EDITORS APPEAL-There has beer
quite a discussion as to the RO-pdTtisaa-
slip Of A. p. Curry when Sheriff of this
county, and in looking over the files Of
journals we find in the .AudJdnehe OF
November /, 1868, and the Memphis
Post of November ,, 1868, the following
order, which we copy in part, also Mr..
Curry's action in the same. But, before
we give them, we will state our nforma-
ton is reliable, that Hon. David
Num- gave the Republican Commit
tee fifteen hundred dollars if they
would so arrange matters that
all voters (colored especially should be
kept away from the polls, so that Mr..
Nunn's majority in the adjacent cOun-
ties would overcome what General
Smith might receive in Shelby and Tip
ton counties. In looking " the files
of the Memphis Bulletin, we find A. p.
Curry and 5. B. Beaumont as members
of that committee. Now to the order:
SPECIAL POLICE ORDER.
Office OF Superintendent Metropolitan Police.
Memphis, Tennessee, October 81, 1872.
The county police force now organ
lied will patrol the stations leading to
Memphis, and promptly arrest all per-
SONS coming to the city armed, and that
the utmost vigilance will be kept to de-
tect persons at the polls carrying con-
cealed weapons.
$. Z. BEAUMONT,
Superintendent Metropolitan Police.
This was issued, we charge, to carry
cut the foregoing contract, which is a
plain violation Of our State laws, which
say no man shall be arrested in going to
and from the polls, except those who are
guilty Of treason, felony or breach of
the peace; and Barbour Lewis was the
attorney in obtaining an injunction in
restraining Messrs. Beaumont and Curry
in executing any such order, which was
granted by Judge Hunter. See editorial
Of Colonel Eaton, editor Of the Mem
phis Post, November 2, 1872, which says:
Injunction against the Chief of Police,
his volunteer force and all subordinates,
and the Sheriff, his deputies, and all
under his authority, restraining
hem from arresting citizens going to
and from the polls tomorrow"
The same night Curry and Beaumont
20 out to Chancellor Smith and get this
dissolved contrary to law, when it re-
luired five days notice for a hearing.
On November 3, 1865, the Memphis Post
contained Mr.. Curry's card acting and
out the same order, and many
,olored men remember the abuse they
,eceived, and were prevented from
by this mockery of the law.
SOt a white man was arrested that day
Inder that order. Now, colored men,
you go and support such a man?
RODERICK.
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soda al % Main Street.

THE DAILY APPEAL is served to city sub.
s~cribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
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MILLINERY.
PRICES TO SUIT THE FINE

ME are now offering our large assortment
OF real and imitation LACES and EN-
BROIDERIES, RIBBONS, and FLOWERS al
reduced prices. Also, HATS, BONNETS.
BUSSELS and TIES-all Of latest style.
HB Must be closed out by the latter part OF
July. 90
Persons in want OF bargains will do well to
call at
M. PERDUEsS.
lelb No. SI5 Main street
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NO the people ofShelby, Fayette and Upton
RESPONSIVE 10 The action OF the recent
t0unfv Convention of Upton County, and the
request Of my friends in shelby and Fayette' 4
announce myself a candidate for senator Tor
rFiiS district in the next General Assembly
subject 20 the action OF the Senatorial Con-
,@-anfion. PEYTON J. SMITH
I HEREBY announce myself a candldate
to represent shelby county in the sensie
~ the next Les. stature. j. NJ. ChEH@
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WE are authorized 20 announce DIR. GEO.
w A.MATHES. OF SOmerVille, as a candl-
date FOR Floater TO represent the counties Of
Fayeue and shelby i'm the lower house OF the
next General Assembly, subject 10 the Dem
Dcratic Pictorial Convention.
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P. CURRY announces himself Is an IN
a. dependent candidate for reelection TO
ne odice Of sheriff Of Shelby county. Elec-
lion August 1872 apis
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DRIVEN WELLS, AIS Main street.
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DESIDENCE-A real cosy cottage residence
IA frame, new; 5 rooms tastefully finished
Iav window: front ~Varsndah; latuced real
GALLERY: kitchen with water convenience; LOT
l1 feet on Orleans, south OF Tate, by 10 ieei
depth. new paling in front and fence all good
md immediate possession, for 5000 II de
sired. entire furniture viii be sold with dwell
ing. The owner removes 10 another city.
DDNOHO BGLKLEN,
rrD4 30 Madison street.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

HocK soda, 225 Main street
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FOR HELENA AND NAPOLEON.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
vi Packet Co, u Mail Llne.-The elegant
passenger boats Of this line leave Memphis
FOR all points on Arkansas river TUESDAYS
and Saturdays, at > PIN.
W. II. KENNEDY, Agent,
ONCE on COmpany's WhaTfbOat,
1ui5 Foot of Court street
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JOHN WALSH,
No. 931 Second street,
near Union.
Latest style of hearses for adults and
children.
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A CARD.

The impression having gone abroad
that a member of the firm Of
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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NrF are authorized Ia announce CqIohes
,.tiofnra- JylO
YoHN In is a candidate 10 rep
d resent shelly county in the lower NOUS
Of the Legislature.
< r. CANNON Is a candidate 10 represent
-. shelby County in the Lower house OF
The legislature.
IANFS NJ. HARRIS is a candidate TO repre-
sent Shelby county in the lower mouse OF
The legislature.
~ compliance with the wishes OF my
friends 1 announce myself a candidate
90 q seef fn he lower house OF the next Cen
srsi NSsemb / respectfully solicit the sui
frage OF the Democratic voters 81 SlelhA
county
HEREEY announce myself a candidate
for Represe' from shelby county
outside the city. II. u. -hEEa
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DOCKET BODk-Dn the morning Of tbe29th-
ut or near the Poplar street market-hOuSe
ROCKET book containing so and some valuable
papers. Finder viii please return 70 i. u.
M0rehead, on new Raleigh road, and get -
iy30
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WANTS.
WAITER~-Att the Tiyoli.

IHAMBERMAIp-A no. / chambermaid O.
20 10 Raleigh. Uncle Toms: good wages,
tcady employment. For particulars apply %
appeal ofhce. Jy:D
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81. u. Franee. Agenf.

46% North Court street 32..--SecOpd street
PostQfice Box Is7.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. iy23
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UNDERTAKEN.

GAs FrrT1Na, rs Main street.
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DOARD-In private family by gentleman
ID and wife. where portraits OF landscape
paintings viii be aiken in part pay. Address
ARTIST, al this Office, stating where an IN
seryieW can be had. 1y3
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FOR SALE.

Fnn CORDS WOOD TO the highest bidder,
lDO at private sale; wood can be seen at d.
HeaiyiS. Shelby street. Apply 10
D. /. SULLIVAN a BRO, 35S Front 81.
nTAN-Weu acquainted with the wholesale
vi liquor business. Address " Liquor, Man
Ealtan Bank, stating previous situation and
r-eferepces. jy3g
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THEREBY announce myself an ~NDEPEND
rNT candidate for the Office OF AN-CO
T4ECTOR OF SHELBY COUNTY; subject 10 noIh-
ing but the ballot-boX. Election August lSl.
wa HENRY N. LOEMENSIINE.
GEORGE Il. POWELL is the Democratlc
IN nominee for 1aX-COLeotor Tor Sheipy
county. lt2
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]. w. S. BROWNE, AS Main street.
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HUU~E AND LOT--A comfortable brick
III house, with five rooms and good Kitchen
and out houses. on old Raleigh road, No. 5t-r
au the hill between line two bayOus, about
one mile from Court square. II Is a very
healthy and desirable place. Tho title has been
.unrouEuly examined, and Is perfect. Inc
.vrmS are S151-~9J cash; balance on easy
terms. Apply TO Dr. T. P. Turner,
ivyB 30 Main street.
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nARTNERSHIP-By 81 man Of several years
active business experience In this city, OF
some capital, and a practical a
partnership in some grocery or commission
ivg5 C.. C., care Appeal.
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CITUATION-In a fTTt-class Drugstore as
y Salesman or Prescription Clerk; several
years experience; reference unexceptionaL
rloaea address DRUGGIST,
ivL5 salem, Roanoke county Va.
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LOTTERY
100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
Murray, Miller & Co., Proprietors.
Legalized by State Authority and Drawn
in Public in st. Louis,
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER ScHEMp.

oO,OOO Nu1ob9rS.
Class G. to be Drawn JuIy 4Ist Yszs
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ENGLNE-A good secondhand 20-hOrse
II power engine-1ght hand. Address,
W. GID. j. PILLOW, Memphis.
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nWELIING-A decidedly comfortable two
story frame dwelling; seven rooms
Kitchen. servants room, cistcln, g~as-nXtures
etc.: zsutheast corner L1nden and II. Martin
- Do ISI feet deep: perfect title and immedi.
ate possession. fors5J0: reasonable payments
DONOfIO ~ BULKLEl,
fvIH 81 Madison street.
ItAS-From the old company, at 500 per
u lDJ. No charge fOr setting meters ONCE
- Second street. myiU
z OTS-On Walnut street, on time. Apply
ats Union street. GEORGE DIXON.
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CCHO0LING-To attend a night school by q
- young man. address j. l., box l45, j. o.
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( ROcKAWAY AND HARNESS, / fine sad
l die MARE-br-t in town. Apply 10 Il. h,
ftutcheson, cotton warehouse on Union street,
or j. j.. ~tarke, No. ! Towards Row.. Jy&
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The county police force now organ
lied will patrol the stations leading to
Memphis, and promptly arrest all per-
SONS coming to the city armed, and that
the utmost vigilance will be kept to de-
tect persons at the polls carrying con-
cealed weaE0ns.
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Poetry.
The Harvest Call.
BY VIM, H. BURLEIGH.


Abide not in the Realm of Dreams,
On man, however fair it seems,
Where droWsy airs thy powers repress
In langor of sweet idleness.
Nor linger in the misty Past.
Entranoed In visions vague and vast,
But with clear eye the Present scan,
And hear the call of God and man.
That CALL though many-voiced is one
With mighty meaning in each tone:
Ihrough sob and laughter, shrek and prayer
Its summons meet thee everywhere
Think not in sleep to fold thy hands,
Eorgetful of thy Lords commands;
From Duty's claims no life Is free
Behold, To-day hath need of thee
Look upl-the wide-extended plain
Is billowy with the ripened grain;
And on the summer winds are rolled
Its waves Of emerald and gold.
Thrust in thy sickle l-nor delay
The work that calls for thee to-day;
Tomorrow, if it comes, will bear
Its own demands of toll and care
The present hour allots thy task
For present strength and patience ask,
And trust His love whose sure supplies
Meet all thy needs as they arise.
Lo! the broad fields with harvest white
Thy hands to strenuous toll invite
Ard he who labors and believes
Shall reap reward Of ample sheayes.
Up, for the time is short land soon
The morning sun will climb to noon;
Upi-ere the herds, with tramping feet,
Outrunning thine, shall spoil the wheat.
While the day fingers, do thy best
Full soon the night will bring its rest
And, duty done, that rest shall be
Full of beatitudes to thee
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The Legislature adjourned on last Friday;
We recommend a day of thanksgiving and
prayer-thanks that it is over, VEL anu prayer that
,d t1ay ynroor;ation bills, and did during four
auu ,nontbs ap what could have been easily done in
%ur,as eour davs except spending $15o,OOO, which
coud i not have been we'll crowded in so short a
space.-Rockbridge Citizen.
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A young man in Harrisburg who loves den
tist' s daughter, has to get tooth pulled once
a week as an excuse for going to see her, and
he wants to know what excuse he shall have
when his remaining four teeth have been ex-
froctad
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-04-23

Personalities of the press, like suicides seem
to constitute an epidemic disease. Several nota-
BILE illustrations of this fact are now before the
public-some upon small and insignificant
SCALE and others threatening painful results
We do not see that there is, under any circum-
stances, good excuse for coarse and undignifed
language; and besides, persons who subscribe
and pay tor newspapers are not much interested
in the quarrels of rival editors.-Lynch. Re.
publican.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-04-23

COOP ADVICE. you cannot speak well of
vour neiehbors, do not speak of them at all
A cross neighbor may be made kind one by
kind treatment. The true way to be happy is
to make others happy. To do good is luxury;
IF you are net wiser and better at the e. end OF
the day, that day is lost. practlfe o.k klndness'
it be but little each ID day bnt Learn 1e rne
learn Mear to control your temper and your words.
Saw Saw nothing q behind one S back, that you would
NOT saw to his face.
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CoLoNIsTs CoMINa.-Cable dispatches an
nounce that company of one hundred and fifty
eolonists left Liverpool by steamer of the Al
Ian line, not for Virginia, but for Nebraska.
where they are to take up lands and transform
themselves into American citizens. 1t is also
reported that another large party of emigrants
is about to leave England under the guidance
OF Mr.. Lempriere, to settle in Virginia. Mr..
Lempriere visited this country year or two
ago and was warmly received, especially 10 Vir-
ginia, and to the interests of that State he has
therefore naturally devoted himself The Vir-
ginians hoped for larger accessions of colonists
from England than they have yet received, but
through errors of management they have vir-
tually failed in their designs up to the present
moment. TheannouncementofMr of Mr. Lempriere's s
! success ln gathering company of emigrants
for the Old Dominion will probably revive the
hopes that had almost faded away.-N y
Commercial
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-04-23

HNHESAPE.AKE e. o. II. Ron and
u after September 1st, Passenger Trains
leave Richmond Sunday excepted) as follows:
$50 A.M.--MAIL TRAIN for the White
Sulphur Springs, connecting at Gordonsville
with the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas train
for Washington and North, and Lynchburg
and South.
1852. M.-Accommodation Train for Cor
louisville, xcept on Saturday, on which day it
leaves at iv NJ This train n connects at Cor
andria and Manassas Railroad for Lynchburg
and Washin, gton.
Steerege ii :kets from liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Havre, Rot
terdam, Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg,
to all points ON this road can be bought of the
General Tick ct Agent at Richmond, or can be
ordered throu gh any station agent on the road.
Through tickets at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Further information may be obtained at the
company's offices
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays
A. 81. PERRY,
General Superintendent.
JAMES f. NETHE RLAND, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
90 Tiff
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A lazy man in Vermont fatters himself that
he won't have to get up cold mornings and
kindle the fire in the future state. The idea is
| not so pleasant to some
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An exchange, as singular coincidence con-
tains two articles-one headed locking dams, 1
and the other docking lambs"
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A wife having lost her husband, was incon-
solable for his death. Leave me to my grief. u
she cried, sobbing, ''you know the extreme
sensibility of my heart-a mere nothing upsets
me l''
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The Republican party will 90 into the next
campaign with the loss, perhaps, of few lead
ers ana lew brigades, but it will march under
its old colors and keep step to its old music
Wash. Republican. M
The band will play the rogue s march; column
forward.
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Plain gold sleeve studs, rounded like but
ton, and without chasing or monogram, are the
latest novelty in that line.
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Professional Directory.
s, H. HENKEL,
nR. HI. Nj. DOLD.

DR. III. M. DoLD' Or. suste of Jeffsr-
son Medical College, Philadelphia, saSimg ,rs his
Gated at Fishersville respectfully te 'oe, lace
professional services to the citizens of the piso
and vicinity. He may be found at the resio 4hJo !
of his Father, when not professionally engagese
anril 16 IF
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Charles Dickens billiard cue was sold at auc
ton for $15, and his table for $475.
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VETERINARy STURGEON.

T. BELL.
IL. VETERINARY SURGEON,
formerly located in Staunton, Va, has located
in Churchvi,le, where he can be consulted at all
hours. ap9-3t
NFFINGER, CRAIG, q CO.. Real
Il Estate Agents. StauntOn. Va.-At-
tention given to the purchase and sale of lands
in the Valley of Virginia. Parties desiring to to
do well to place them in our hands, as we have
superior advantages in disposing of them.
Refer by permission to M. Harvey Etfnger,
Esq, and Messrs. Echols Bell q Catlett, Staun-
ton, Va.
Special attention paid to renting property in
the City of Staunton. mar b ly