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CARD.

Editors AppeGL-I nav noiicsd q aard
in your able journal stating that 1t was
Charles Dickinson that the people were
voting for, instead of Alexander z. Dick.
eFsOn. Charles Dickinson we'll knows
that many cOlored persons in the Seventh
ward know me and knew whom they were
voting for. I have been In the ward ever
since the 13th OF October, 1868. I am
secretary of One Of the largest societies
In the CITY, and one well known. Charles
Dickinson, the writer OF that card, says
mat 1 am a tool for Ed. Shaw. Our COM
mittee we're elected with the power to
make nominations, l wss present with
the committee when my name was men
toned. When I went TO the polls I found
Ed. Shaw, as I did all other hOnesG oolored
men, working for the ticket thst mad my
name On It, as IVES agreed upon by the
committee. If Ed. Shaw Wss attempting
to deceive the people by asking them to
vote for q man of bic " color, I ask OF
them TO Judge. The cYlored people hsd
two Thousand in number in the opera
house declared for League. The ticket
that Charles Dickinson saw Shaw With
was the ticket the people had declared for,
and Charles Dickinson knows it. He
says the people, as hs came up town, con.
CIRCULATED him on hie election. He knows
that there Is not = coloFed person In the
Sefehbn nEIu tuSL Huutu Fos0 ioI Hims
/ an informed that before the day of
election Dickinson pledged some of the
candidates 70 support them, and that
what he is doing now Is for the purpose
Of hiding his deception. He knows that
all votes poll9d against me by the colored
people was accomplished through his de-
eeit among the colored peopls, for which
they hald him responsible. I have been
elected by the people and I expect to
serve, and the people will hold me re-
~sponsble for my conduct in office. Rs
spsctfnlly,
ALEXANDER Il DICKERsoN.
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Mr.. Psttigrew Is q Ylrginian, and there.
tore q tobAcconist. His ideas are by nc
means smoky, bat clear as the stmos'
phers OF the mountains in the midst Of
which he was born. he is addicted 70
Masonry, and would have a grand process
sion every day. When one occurs he will
be grand marshal ofthe Hldermsnic array.
he not only has a good head, but prom
isiDg physical proportions, and by the
time his term has expired The will be re.
elected till GOOmsday) he will be
Larger round from head to tail
Than elephant or whale;
Inflated with supreme intensity,
He'll feel t~hree-quarners OF immensely.
He iH the proper sort of stuff out of
which to make q city dad, and he and
Alderman Burke will grow fat together,
while Bettis, a very ~stArveling, viii grow
thin as they grow fat. The progress of
the two sQusrely-built city fathers in
dsshly development will be watched
through the next two years as intently as
that rapid develOpmsat Of ides5 to which
they are expected tD give arit,in. Il is
suspected that they wanted this field of
development to themselves, and that
therefore they caused she defeat of that
ten stone Of marUle-Ous humanity, some
times called Amis. Seriously, the Fourth
wards senator ID most attentive to his
official duties, and discharges each task
to his care with singular fdel-
iEv,
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GENERAL COUNCIL.
Meeting of the SRr sf AIdeFmen and
OOunellnIea Yesterday.

The boards Of aldermen and council
met yesterday to finish up the business
of the old board.
A resolution, offered by Councilman
Smith, authorizing the mayor TO extend
tAe inequalities Of the city to the Duke
Alexis, passed both boards,
b ordinance by Councilman Malatss-
"a, reducing the license on oyster saloons
to S25. passed both boards.
Julia Hsppek was allowed $500 for dam
ages sustained in her property some years
ago.
Thomas Fleming, of the Tenth ward,
was sllowed $500 for damage done his
property.
PETITIONS from various citiZsns were re-
ferred to appropriate committees.
The general council then adjourned
TO meet on Monday evening nsxt, when
new members will qualify and be
The official proceedings will be pub.
lished tomorrow morning.
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THE APPEAL IN THE CITY.
Places at Which the Daily Appeal a
be Procured.

The DAILY APPEAL can be had every morn
ing at the d-ouowing-Bamed places In the city
At the newsstand OF Joe Locke, No. &51s
Main street.
At the newsstand OF ". J. Mansford, corner
Of second and Monroe streets.
At the newsstand IN the Peabody hotel.
At the ne Fs-stand IN tie commercial motel.
At the newsstand IN the Worsham house.
At the newsstand IN the Overton hotel.
AT he newsstand in the Southern hotel.
At the newsstand OF Son, No. ~
Jefferson street
Atthe new s-staud OF W. D, Spickernsgleicor-
ner OF Fourth and Poplar streets,
At the newsstand on 81 Louis Wharfboah
At the newsstand az Lanier & EldriGHe'st
Second streat, near Madison.
At the newsstand OF HOLIDAY, on Beale
street, near Main.
AT the newsstand At the Railroad depots.
A. the newsstand on lbs Memphis and Lit
~~-anrhngl
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TEEPLE Of LOVE NJ. 4,

Tbs public exercises OF this society, held
Friday night last, II the Templars' hall,
No, IS Madison street, upstairs, were
hiehly entertaining. First came o in
sJSllation Of officers; next the opsning
address BY Captain George AeIsrsh,
which was very interesting and exceed
fuely edifying, Interpreted with several
beautiful and deeply Impressive AlHstrs-
tioBs. The temperance rSllylng song was
after this address. Speeches were
steTwsrd made BY Mr.. Q. r COghland,
Rev. Prof. p. / Mztchell, Rev. DR.. Lam
and Colonel MONTGOMERY Then
came the Orstions OF Masters Gilbert
Rzins and Willie Taylor, evincing = apirit
Of liberalization 20 be true, active End
Jealous workers ia the temperance
cause. They bid fair 20 be orators Of the
drst stamp. The closing speech was
made By Mr.. J. p. Crews, the Tsmplar
Suprens. Ifhe works foF the temperance
psh tha sane vim and esrnsstoees
he speaks, be - wei OaP@Citntsd lor
he position be occupies The hal Wss
oFoydsd with intellect snd beauty. S1on
sf5ef The epo1iBg the S9Bs Of Tem0eFenos
thf hall Ia fuli reaa1a. We must
gay tast ths Temps OF Love No. 4 IS q
'5ysfils temperance society Is q oomplets
Ieesss May Il syer flourish, sna nay Il
5s the instrument TO q great degree Of
pstlling the principles Of temperance
.ntO the hearts OF ths rising genera.ion.
D- q
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thes reelected Gen$a- -, tha .Tantb
ward, ia a polished 6eotlsnes, = ns15bar
OF Shs nLh " Neel q o., on Mon
Kentucky, l2as and is tha,aGora sbont
Ia the priR oF5sa Ha mas az IN Msm.
RMS slpee18s7 He was deputy sheriff in
1893 1907 aid 1880, under Mr.. ,Felts, since
linen ne nj been In BUSINESS, Wbich,under
his csrefUls nj i1dicgous -aeame "a IN
q 19urishiS.- aondiiIon- Bs vTss sleoted
from the Ten5,h ward to thu eommon conn
Gil last yer and was again slecsed Thurs
dag, hsVlt9 no Opposition worth spesk-
fnE o.
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sTRAfEp QR sTQLEN.

CTKAYEI-o4 the "a instant, frota my
- dsl > on RaEiand street. 3 small req
TouyI alt COW. Her horns extend ng ioT-
Wgrd. I'D the points turning toward eAeh
Ottes. che IVES very heavy VITA O. y
~ puns. and has cslVed by tn1s tine. lWnt
pay s. ior her recovery. o,w
4
80 REWARD etrsyed q q otsn ss
XLfl $780, -fehn. a. "a 1nkfEaLt ncm
tence, TWOMAEEs; one bay mare.
e-n old, q teen ranos htfhs risht lore
= - emo lei nina cot white, and q sam
1900 lhs other q roam, q e years cd,
So.TEeep and o half hands EtRh, and fsst
Sacer- INul by the ABOVE reWsJd II delis-
red % Il. Inks' LyeV stable, q Unlo8
r-et " z 0RkESLAW,J il
JsnGsy ., lS7l Js5
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PHIL i, mALLON

Is one of those men who have made a for
tune out Of hard work and brains. He
never struck g streak of luck and never
wanted to strike It. He always felt with
In himself a confidence and power to push
his own way honestly ,squarely and labor
iOusly in the world. He is a mechanic
from his infancy was very happily born
in the county Tyrone, Ireland, a county
famed for its bold mOuntaineers and It's
fine whisky. n 3 tavern of those noun
tains, II is said, a squad Of hersemen
clad in amor bright have been asleep for
four centuries awaiting the mysterious
sound Of some tabled trumpet which
shall awaken them 70 fight for Ireland's
freedom. In view of the fact that the
little Mallon first saw the light of earth
in the vicinity Of that cavern, 1t is not
surprising that he is considered Irish, al
though he is twenty-seven years In Amer
lea. Served his time to the plumbing
business in the city CT Philadelphia,
went round the Horn TO California,
in 1855, and remained in the Golden State
TIL 1855 Hs then settled in Memphis,
and has been 10 business eYer since, ex-
cspt during q b6llicoss term of three or
four years, when he was attracted further
south to participate in several stormy
in which the bubble reputation 10
sought at the lannon's mouth. he is now
the leading plumbing business
Of the city. BE was elected to the board
Of aldermen last year, and holds ovsr for
another g
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TAKEH Up.

UFLCn the "a mat, 3 Rid COW,
VerV sWCuNE cali Inc COW IS IN good
~ Tn6s4bfla-Lorn saved o., right ear
1Sf ~ raiifuT oeu ear. fhe owner can
EnioD avenue, and psyn &sshl2ston Seas.'
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SEE OUR CARD

LADIES, childrsa's snd gents' shoes, all
and kinda, at Thomas 3, Cofev q
Co.. $50 Main .Asosf
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very low, TO close balance Oh u winter
stock. MENKlEH BROS.
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THIS MORNIaa.
A HOUSE.

Shoes At the Eagle Shoe Store, S44 Main
street, before you make your purchases.
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To my many warm Democratic friends,
who supported me throughout tbs can
vsss for wharfmastsr, I return my
heartfelt thanks, and pledge myself to
by those who stood by me with 8
fidelity that never faItersd. It shall
never be said of me thai I am wanting
in gratitude.
J. NJ. CANNON,
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IAMEa CBLETGAW

is one of the members of the city council
from the T5nth ward. He, along with
Mr. Harvey, takes rank among the good
looking mon of tbs board. He is 2 modest,
pleasant gentleman, wi b an AnglO-SaxOn
race but an Irish one OF voice. He Wss
born in 1889 near the spot where the grest
O'OOnuel first saw the Eight more than
half a century before. He left his native
country when only twelve years old, and
was in New York in the days of his early
youth. Later in life he was in New Or.
leans. The haoitues of the 81. Charles
hotel in the days before the war may re.
member him, as he served the Office OF
porter in its Pslstial halls. he came to
Memphis before the Federal occupation.
He is nov the proprietor of 8 d5uTishing
business St the me of Seventh street
and Broadway, in Fort Pickering. he
inside : very successful run the irst time
he sVer sought tha honors Of odice. He is
q married man, with An Interesting
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PUlrs. SIS second street.

= ERE adverfisement Of DR.. Butts DispeasaIy,
headed Book for the Mfllion-Marrtage Guide
in another column Il should be read BY
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DRESS GOODS

9EF your CHEAP SHOES ct the Eagle
Boos and sa0eS Store, 344 Maiis street.
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PAGE CICALIA.

alderman Of tse Sixth ward, was elected
last year ever T. B. Eormens. He has
served since with distinguished honor.
Paul Cioslla Ia sn old resident Of Mem
pbi=, He WIS born Ia Genoa the Euperb,
IN 1889, IN which city he spent most OF his
youth. He migrated from there in 1864,
and landed in EeW Orleans, He remained
In the Crescent City but 4 few days, snd
then passed slowly up the Mississippi
river TO the Chickasaw bluffs. Having
Effected a cafe landing here, he ct once
went into business and prOspersd. Tie
Sixth ward wss his locus ha69aHdi, from
which be was elected 70 me old beard of
alderman II 1853 and 1853. Eaging
achieved q competency in merchandising,
ne bought extensively or real estate, and
some time ago went exclusively Into that
business, He is now 8 real estate agent,
with large transactions continually on his
banda. Almost every one in the city rs
members the occasion Of Psul's msrrisgs
about three months ago. st. Peters
church hRs not had such 3 congregation
since, and seldom has such a bridal party
appeared 81 tbs altar rails. Mr. Clcalls is
always alive to The interests Of his ward in
the board Of aldermen.
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LATEH

Mslstsst8 IL az italian, d~eriystive from
a Roman root that ~curiOusly enough, sig
niles a bad witness" q good one being
q dead bsas known as "sWift.1 BE, on
the contrary, always gives evidence Oftbe
truth that is in him, and therefore on
election dag be went about the streets in
man to vOte for him who would not vote
for Johnson. Mr.. Malstesta Is q gentle
man OF excellent personal qualities, Of
tireless energy, fsank, generous and fear
less. He has become familiar with the
necessities of the city, and, hsv-
ing served his ward with singular
fidelity, was properly transferred
to d boa Of aldermen, where no doubt
he will make as good y record az he has
done ia the council. He comes from the
same city that gave Us Paul Cicslla.
Landed ss an emlgran. 10 New York in
IslS, Travelled through this large country
for three or -four yssre, spent several
wears Ia Richmond, Virginia, and has
been IN this city fourteen years. He is
what Is oallsd In business q worry solid
man; physically, be is slso a very solid
man. he is a member OF th5 3rm Of Po-
dsses and Cszgzza, at the corner OF Court
street; Is also q member of the firm OF Ia.
Podesta & CO., on Front row; owns q
fourishing h~quOr-houss on second street,
where be livss; Is thirty six years old;
has besn married fifteen years, and boasts
of owning a house full Of children. Taking
all thsse facts into consideration, IL is not
astonishing that be was chosen alderman
OF ths Fifth ward.
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David P. Hidden, of the irm Of Hadden
q Avery, showed Us, q day or two since,
through their new establishment, No. 2O6
Front street. This Arm has Just removed
from No. 2O2 to No. 206. which they have
remOdeled from the cellar to the fourth
story, and 30 complete iB the change that
It's most familiar acquaintance would
hgdly recognize the old stand as the
sarne.~The entire mont Is Just receiving
The last s5okes of the painter, and when
finished will completely distinguish IL
from It's neighbo1s on either Side. The
front cmce, entirely new - bniIt in the
most improved style-5onhorssnle, We'll
lighted and easy Of access. Ie whole
lower floor Is admirably arranged f0T the
transaction of business with ease
and dispatch. Every improvement
Is OF their oEn deaign, and will
compare faVorably with any house in
Memphis, and will rank with the hnest
and NEST compisse In the south. The
back office is large and tastefully fur
pjshed, the walls OF which are hung with
HANDSOME pictures in fact its whole sp-
pearance bsspesks comfort Of tbs 6rst de-
gree, carrying with 1t sn air Of business
PLEASANT to see. On the second floor Il the
sample room, which 10 admirably az.
ranged; and next 70 this Is the wholesale
liquor department, where every variety
nd analitv Of HQaors, wines, etc. viii
always be found. Che ? Ct Of the ooms
on tie second door are set apart and hand
s0mely furnished for the clerks Of the 60
tablisbment. Take It all in all It Is one Of
the most complete wholssals ggocery and
liquor hogsas In the country, north or
sOuth. Theso gentlemen deserve great
credit for the energy and enterprise dis
played throughout. Their stocks Will sl-
ways be found complste, and prices as low
as the lowest. The members Of this arm
are elegant gentlemen and pleasant to deal
with. They are old citizens, and stand
A l in commercial circles,
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mENHRN B-ROFHERs'.
SEE OUR CARD

JusT ARRTvED-Those rubber over.
sboes- EVeryons needs g pair this wea-
tker. Gail q. Thomas B. Cofey q Co, 886
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II you want snythinE in the boot sue
abe line, call at $3.50 Main street. Thomas
b C0dey & Co.
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FURsi FURsl FURsi-Lsdiesi aud
mi sses' fuTs, all qualities and stvles,
twenty-five per cont. lssS b HeT York
manufacturers' prices, at Wheaton 3 Co.,
the hRttersg go Main street, sign Of the
tiger.
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.PAgs H1M 5RoUED. "-HotslH boarding
housea and the public generally, are
warned against one q. Blake, who hesla
rom Frespors, Illinois. BE Is q man Of
about dfty yesrs OF age, medium size.
dyes hla hair. AID, like most "conndsnoesb
men, has . good address and talks pIRusi-
bly,, Bis name was registered on the
books Of the Worsham House last niQht.
He F" beat" the Commercial and Central
hotels, and tried 70 "play" the Whits-
more House. BE Is an ftinerans cheat, q
frauda md " beat [" OF the nrst WeASr. For
fnrther information on tho sdbiect. ne il
referred to Mr.. H., clerk Of the "Coms
mercisl Hot0l,1 Pass him round.
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E . cARp

EXAMINE TIE Stuck OF dne Bets and
Shoes az the Eagle Shoe Store, S4 Main
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LOST.

BRACELET-The n-
fNfa~d erRrsFed on The tnaafs q X
%e1S-d SuIbe paid for ia Eetukot -
sueeL ~
NgyATCH-A oeld Watch, pa "
w gupDope- 10 hSve been lost q1s 1N nsLi
DO rtresE cars. sRid waech wesa don Henan'
Lsn-hOles isWelea- nade ~ Thomaubls e@es
a BoHs. Liverpool The unaef VIZ Eo6elA
Eturn II 30 this ufhce plcaR9
ROW-On satErdzy night, on the NsS-
~ leigh road. one briLdle roam GOV. aoc4a-
four esrs old, esr marks n1i Known, ABB
ntormsuon that WI lead 70 tie TecCVeFy ol
the above. a. W n. Brooks STOCK Yard. $50
"a Netn street. vii be hbeEa1ly rewarded
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JANE RACLEMAN

has been re elected to the council nom
the Fifth ward. Hell an old citizsn, hsv-
ing hrst planted his vigorous Tentenic
foot on the bluffs in Is4z. He was born
in Baden, Germany, in 1870, and is how
hfty-one years old, being nezt in sgs to
Mr.. Robins, in the council, he has
been in the United States nov forty,
years, most OF which tiAe was spensE
Memphis and In Madison, Indiana. N
Wss long q river man, Quarter Of s6S
sury sgo he travelled up and dOAs9eh-
Father Of Waters, revolving in hl :
where he would finally ssttlB d0E Ml9o
choss Memphis. ne is GOV cen, ne
situated, and runs a pCospsroH hoHra
and useful member of ths ~ uisoseeb
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4.HE cheapsst and best Dyeing n Cleaning
,oGse IS he dS Is AZ as Second street tHont
HAHscN &wALKER
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q. z. DAVIS.

GA This Psge.
A. aEEaaIEL = anm
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RENRANTsi REMRAKTsI
OF al sorts, very low,

GET Your CHEAP SHOES at The Eagle
Boot and shoe Store, S44 Main street.
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On This Page.
a. sEEHsKL & sos.
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0E@ts SILK DREss HATS. late styles,
~ : ID ". 81 Wheaton 4 Co.'S, HS
MAI SIZES, * Of tAe ti6sT.
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IKE Memphis steam dVeing and clean
log sstabllshment, 252 Second street, is
the best place for work of this descrip-
tfnn
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fsNHuzu" immediately relieves aad par.
nRaszt4y sures nsarAl9A
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LEAvR Y0uR MzAsuRR-not g~ocd-attinR
Boots and Shoes as Vosgeli's. s44 Main
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aNEBErLT Is Kept by nil arst-class drl1z-
gists. Apply to them Tor q circular.
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w. M. HARVEY.

The worthy representative Of The Sixth
ward is quite an old hand at the business
OF city legislation. He WIS alderman
from that ward in 1862, 1883 ard 1855. He
was elected councilman last year, and re-
elected Thursday last. He was a member
of the board Of education IN 1867, and
served with equal discretion snd success.
He L. q native of Queens county, Ireland,
and is nov thiTty-seven years Did. He ia
a leading citiz3n of the Sixth ward,
as ne was tan years ago, Mr.. Harvey is
ranked among the three OF four thorough
ly-good locking men VINO are members Of
the city council. He has 6 twenty
three years in America, and during that
time learned to become more American
han the Americans themselves. He is
proprietor OF the BEST boardinghouse in
the city, an honor which is freely accord
him by everyone who mas had the
good fortune to regsls themselves at his
h~OsDiteble table,
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THOMAS B. CoFEEY, $50 Main street,
the champion boot and shoe man. Give
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J.. n. PESDKRGRABF

Is the worthy representative Of the Tenth
wsrd, having been elected last year and
therefore continuing ver for another
year. he is thirty-Cne years old, most OF
which time Wss spent in this city. He
was born in the county Of Tippersry, Ire
land. BE is now doing q prosperous gro
Gerry business on South street, but the
early vigor Of his arm was employed in
the Workshop. He is an irOn-founder by
trade, having lssrRed the business lorg
ago Ia the foundry Of Bradford, on Poplar
street. He followed that business until
ne accomplished means enough to start in
business OF bis own, Mr.. P~endergrsst is
g modest gentleman, who possesses a vast
fund Of latent energy, and q great reserve
of good sense, which leads him to adopt
right principles and support good men,
even when his particular friends advise
otherwise,
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HIME sABLE sETs.

A few more sets len, at SIS, worth as
MENKEN BROS,
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jon LOCKE, 238k Main street, has the laIEegt
assortment Of Magazines, Pictorfals and dat-
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Ii you anneT nom nsuTaigia.a,piy ~Nsur1l.'

COMMUNAL FELIcITY.-Nothing tends more
20 COMMUNAL happiness than cheerful and
healthy infants and children. Mrs. Whit
combs syrup Is the great soothing
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NEW STYLE HATS at Whsston q Co.,
the matters, 27s Main street, sign OF the
tiger.
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FOR new ORLEANs.
EOr New Or1eAnm.

III G7A5I
FE8RUARY is. 1s72
The = agniuceut Passenger str amer
HELEE LEE.FFauk Hfcfxs. maaGsr
o y. Sullivan, Clsrz.
WILL leave this city On WEDNESDAY,
w F. hruarY TN. 1872, arriving st New Or.
the Marui eras Holidays. Departing, viii
n 9 New Orleauf On her up TIP Saturday,
February lrhs Rooms can be obtained for
the excursion 0y appl7iug on board or %
dz IOHd ID. AnAMa.
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EOOEoAT-Taks gQur nH clothing 70 the
steam 0enR and Cleaning House Hunf q
aanso1k old stsEdl, 20 second street.
HANSON AWALKER
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eAs E1FErE0, as Second strssL
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AsEhJc4F Driven Wells ea Browne &
2n8hhs Sl5Secopd street.
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ExAHusE the Eats In this ofnce. IT'S a 6sz
aasire Or