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LIFE INsURANCE-A NEW PLAN.

We call attention TO the ADVERTISE
r1ent of the Mound City Mutual Life
Insurance Company of st. Louis, repre-
scented in this city by Messrs. Hamilton
& Meriwether, managers for Tennessee,
Mississippi and Arkansas.
The Renewal Term Plan of this Com
pany is unique in its adaptation to the
wants of a business community, In fur
nishing absolute security at the smallest
possible cost. The rates are from forty
to fifty per cent. lower than those of the
ordinary life plan, for the obvious e a
son that the insurance il furnished at
cost from term to term as it is enjoyed,
thus eliminating the reserve and
"surplus" from the premium, and leav-
ing it in the pocket of the pOlicy-holder.
This preserve" and "dividend-paying
surplus" is contributed by the insurant,
and consists of the excess of premium
over and above the "cost of insurance"
and is required in order to equalize the
premiums over the whole period Of life.
Thus, on the ordinary life plan, the in
surant is constantly accommodating, dur
ing the entire years of the policy, a fund
in the hands of the company, which is
to be used by it in defraying the greater
cost of insurance during the older years,
when the cost Of insurance exceeds the
premium received.
On the Renewable Term Plan, the in
surant retains in his WI hands this re-
serve or over-payment Of premiums,
which, on other plans, constitutes the
PRESERVE" 1t is true, that the lower
premium in the earlier years, requires a
higher premium in the later, but not
higher relatively, as the insurance is
still at cost.
On the Renewable Term Plan, you
pay for your insurance at cost, as it is
enjoyed, with the privilege of renewing
without denomination, at the slightly
increased rates at the then age. Onthis
plan there are no vexatious discussions
about dividends" "paid-up policies"
surrender values" etc. etc.
1t is now generally known that divi-
dends, paid-up policies, and surrender
values, are onlythe return TO the policy
holder of over payments Of premium,
what in fire insurance Is known as "un-
earned premiums" On this plan,
should there be an occasion to renew at
the expiration of the term for which the
policy was taken, the insurant does not
expect a paid-up policy, or surrender
value, as he has retained in his pocket
the over-payments required by other
plans, out Of which these demands are
satisfied.
This plan is bound to be popular, 1t
is definite and simple, furnishes reliable
indemnity, at the lowest cost consistent
with safety, and is adapted to all the
various purposes for which men insure
their lives.
OF the Company presenting this plan
the Mound City Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company-we need only say, that
it is solid in its foundation, honorable in
its record, healthy in its progress, con-
sentative in its management, and safe
and good in everything.
OF the Managers Of the Memphis Of
flee, we can say, that they are gentle
men who understand theirprofession, in
theory and practice, as is abundantly
proven by the large and lucrative bust
ness which they have built up by their
energy and honorable dealing.
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THE Mathushek Piano is warranted
for five years. Every mechanical mind
recognizes at once the intrinsic merit Of
its structure. Every cultivated ear de-
tects at the first sound the sweetness Of
its tone.
MERRIMAN & WILCOX, Agents,
2731 Main street,
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
River. weather and Business

IN FOrts
Legal Tender. Pat Cleburne. Dardanell
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Buy the Mathushek Piano if you wish
for durability of tone as well as purity
and volume. The Mathushek combines
these three essential requisites.
MERRIMAN q WILCOX, Agents,
27S4 Main street,
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THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard & Caswell's,
made on the seashore, from fresh-select-
ed livers, by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have 20 taken
it, prefer 1t to any other. For sale by
all druggists.
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p
The City's PrOgress-what the Bee /"
says Of Us.


The Brownsville Bee says from partial
control of q small river business and a
country wagon trade, Memphis has
grown up to a grand commercial center,
reaching out her railroad arms to ali
points Of the compass, and gathering
into her lap the boundless wealth Of
what in other lands would be the proud
est OF empires. This has all been done
in the last thirty years. She and her
people made their mistakes, their blum
ders and their errors, had their faults,
their failings and their weaknesses, but
at the same time they had their strength,
their energies, their fOrtitude and en-
durance, their pluck and pride, their
tact and observation-disclosures much life
and spirit to despair even when impOv-
erished-moneyless and without reputa-
ton or credit among men.
COURAGE OF THE PEOPLE.
They have fought the fight steadily,
bearing their reverses as best they
might, getting In debt and working out
again, putting in first one improvement
and then another, pushing out enterprise
after enterprise as fast as they could
I AlGt1A11C lAACA4g LII LAlG ALGALlDlAI1 VI W
day is q hopeful young giant, who has
the will and the might to burst every
fetter that annoys, or retards her pro-
gress. One trouble with her people has
always been the want of waterworks.
Along all the principal streets Of the
city water-pipes are being put down as
quietly and swiftly as are the ~gas-pipes
in Brownsville, and in a few months an
abundant supply of the pacific fluid will
be poured into and through the city
from a point on Wolf river, several
miles above.
WHISKY DAMNED UP.
1t is unfortunate that she has nc
bright, clear mountain streams to draw
her supply from. but in the softly undu-
lating champagne of which Memphis is
the center, "mountain streams" are as
impossible and in-apprOachable as the
mountains themselves. Such as the wa
ter is it must be used, and we have often
seen worse. We are pleased to observe
also that a better style Of buildings il
becoming prevalent in the Bluff City.
Just before the suspension of business by
the war, some very respectable block:
were erected in various quarters of the
city, but at this time there are new ones,
either finished, or in course of cOnstruc-
ton, taking the place of old dilapidateC
houses that will compare favorably with
the business houses in any city of the
land.
MAGNIFICENT.
When her railroad system is com
pleted, and the work is being driven for,
ward as rapidly as possible, Memphis
will make herself known and felt rs one
of the best wholesale cities in the coun
try. She will then have every facility
for shipping by river or rail, and in THU
respect, will surpass all other American
cities. She is the metropolis of the mos
fertile region under the sun, and the en-
ergy, enterprise and labor she possesses
combined with a e~ommendable and in,
creasing public spirit, will yet make hel
mistress of its wholesale trade.
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THE MAsoNs have exhibited their usual
excellent taste in selecting that splendid
Mathushek piano, now on exhibition in
the rooms of Merriman & Wilcox, No.
2733 Main street, for their Grand Draw
ing, to come off at their picnic on the
twenty-fourth instant. Tickets for an
investment in this beautiful instrument
OnIv Ona dollar
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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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DOARD-Five gentlemen can obtain day
Is board. and two dodgers can be received
al Mrs. NJ. h Rogerson's, ~ Monroe street y
nOARD-ExceIlent board, large anq airy
Is rooms. furnished or unfinished, e. lW
Gou-f street. MRS. NJ. ID. BAp9Ek-
nOARDING-With furnished rooms - 30.
ID Adam street. yus
nOARD-Rooms, furnished or rnfurnished,
Is with board, for families, ean be had al
reasonable rates, al lao Madison street. Day
boarders accommodated. Juo
nOARD AND LODGING-Five dollars per
Ii week, at No. Adams street
3ua r. W. APPEL.
nOARD-By a young lady in a private fam
IL rs where W or three music scholars can
mysi TEACHER, Appeal ONCE.
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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,
29I Second street.
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second Circuit Court-ssassey. Judge

Court has adjourned until Monday.
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PANTS MADE at Waggener's, 3l75
Main street, of English, French, Ger
man and American fabrics, for SO, $12,
SI4. SIS and SIS.
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CoNNUBIALFE LICITY.-Nothing tends
more to connubial happiness than cheer
full and healthy infants and children.
Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup is the great chill
dren's soothing remedy.
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TAKEN UP.

N ETURNED-Dr. J. b. WATSON, No. SIs Main
IL street. Office hours from O'Clock TIL
iuA
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THE Needham Organ, called so appro-
priately 1.-THE Silver Tongue" is sold
by Merriman &Willcox, 1874 Main street.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, 3173
Main street, four doors south of Peabody
Hotel,
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EIGHTH BALLOT.

The eighth ballot resulted as follows:
Whole number Of votes cast 125.
Necessary to a choice S6-DOyle SO,
Coleman II, Wright SO, Hogan 10, For
rest complimentary 6.
The names of Colonel Coleman and
Mr.. G. g. Hogan were withdrawn.
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NOTICE.

W will sell at auction, to pay charges, on the
&th instant, at 10 O'Clock am, one bay saddle
mare, six years old. sale to lake place at the
auction house Of J. NJ. Stoddard q Co.
fnI1 HAIL 4 20.
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PERSONAL.

nOG-A white pointer bitch; one lemon
IL colOred ear. A liberal reward will be
paid, II returned 20 81 Vance street. iu2
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
sweeps them of and clears the house speedily.
Try it. Sold by dealers everywhere.
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GLORIOUS
The women, Music, Babies and Dane
ing.

The ladies of the city and county are
all preparing babies for the Masonic fes-
tival OF Monday at James's Park. The
finest baby, We suppose, wins a Mathu-
shek piano. In any event, the piano or
the babies are to be disposed of by lot
terry. With people uncultured, and that
don't belong to the Memberships, il
makes little difference which musical
machine is won. The floor will be
waxed for the dancers; refreshments
will be the costliest ever furnished by
Specht, Howard and Berton; the music
will exhaust the genius Of the finest
string band ever organized ia the city.
There will be a delightful entertainment
Monday evening, at James's Park.
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FOR SALE.

AND-Very cheap, Is acres of beautiful
Il land. fronting Memphis and Selma rail-
road, and opposite Stewarts nursery, all un-
der plank fence cultivation, and about 4O
choice fruit trees, for 200 cash. The owner
needs money immediately
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UPPER BLUE LICK is the most pOpu-
lar mineral-spring water on this CONT
nent, because Il Is the best Alternative and
aperient known. 1t is a general pre-
sentative Of the tone of the stomach and
purity of the blood, and a powerful pre-
ventive Of fever and bilious complaints.
Mansfield q Higbee, wholesale agents.
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DOW AMI CALF+l0 REWARD-On the
u sth instant, from my residence, opposite
Memphis and Ohio railroad m~achine-shop, "A
black and white spotted COW and calf. $40 re-
ward will be paid Tor her return TO me.
iuH CHARLES
TOw-slO REWARD-on the 10th instant,
one red and white COW, short tail, small
red spots on face. ] will pay the. above re-
ward 20 any person returning the abOve-de-
scribed COW 70 me, at third house east side Of
Winchester avenue xtende
fugl II. p. MCNEELY.
AEULELOn Friday, the 9TH, one bay horse
M mule, about l4z hands high, years Ole;
had small r De around the neck; a sore on
right shoulder and small scar on the left; thiH
I'M order. Ten dollars win be paid for its de
livery 10 Capt. Athy, Chief OF fonce.
iuS JOaN =. Al.LEH.
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After the sale Of these houses, We Will go on
e premises, and sell to the highest bidder
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FOR RENT.

nESIDENCE-TOmeny Residence, Shelby
IL street, from July LIST. Ample improved
ground. ~. A. WHEATLEY, ~ Main ST.
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BUILDING L~OTS-Twenty desirable resi-
ID dence lots on Vance and Pontotoe Streets
west and adjoining my former residence.
Also. house No. % Vance street, occupied as a
family grocery and residence. Also, ten lots
denca Of ]. NJ. Williams. Esq. The above
property will be sold on liberal terms TO suit
purchasers. lnqaire Of Provine & Amonett,
No. Z Madison street..
iul6 6EOhOE PATIISUN.
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THE extensive factories for the build
ing of organs show ~eonclusively the in
crease of musical culture in our country.
Every factory is from time to time en-
larging the number of its operatives, and
the orders are constantly accommodating.
No organ has a better reputation than
those built by Needham C Son. They
are justly styled 1.-THE Silver TongHe.h
MERRIMAN d WILCOX, Agents,
273& Main street.
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HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the ebay Horse?'
The largest assortment of styles I'm
Hats at LeIdy's.
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AN ELEGANT STOCK of Linens, Ducks
and Marseilles Vestings, at Waggener's,
3174 Main street.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the same time save
money, should go at once to Waggener's,
3178 Main street. He is doing a G. O. D..
business-no bad debts; small profits.
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ECoNoMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
CHunt & Hanson's old stand), 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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HARDWARE BUSINESS FOB SALE

HAVING determined 10 discontinue the
III wholesale hardware business, we offer
for sale, on favorable terms, our stock OF
goods, store fixtures and the goodwill Of our
business, which has been in successful Ope-
ration for thirty-hve years. To parties with
capital, desiring to engage IN a profitable en-
terprise, this Is an opportunity rarely met
with
A. B. Semple & Sons,
Wholesale Hardware Dealers,
Wju2l oil Main street, Louisville, Kentucky.
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M. PERDUE, SIS MAIN STREET.

We are selling our stock at half price,
as our stock must be closed out by the
last of July.
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LAW REPORTS.
Supreme Court.

Supreme Court.
Special to the Appeal
Deaderick's section heard helast case
on the Memphis chancery docket, and
Nicholson's section finished the hearing
Of No. 81 in the First Chancery docket.
Opinions will he delivered
No more cases will be heard this term.
First ChRneery COurt-MOrEaH, Chan
eeIIOr.
After hearing several motions, court
adjourned till Monday next.
Second Chancery COurt-SeOtf, han
eelIOr.
Court has adjourned until Monday.
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JOE LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has all
the leading monthlies for July, and the
latest weeklies and dailies.
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THE DAILY APPEAL is served to city sub
scribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
five cantu
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Memphis steal Dyeing Establish
ment, 81 Madison street.
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FRESH DRUGS

Can be procured at the Drug Store of
]. B. Hills, 2S1 Main street.
THE rapidly increasing favor with
which the Mathushek Piano is received
leaves no further room tor doubt as to
its future prominence. Added to the
two great requisites, sweetness of tone
and compass, it has also continuity OF
tone, being entirely free from all weak
ness or failure in any part of its con-
struction.
MERRIAM & WILCOX, Agents,
1874 Main street.
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The river opposite the city declined
five inches since last report, and stands
eighteen feet eleven inches above, ex-
IRENE low water mark. The changes
elsewhere are as follows: At Cairo it
rose six inches, Pittsburg sixteen inches,
Shreveport four inches; at Cincinnati it
declined ten inches, Davenport four
inches, Leavenworth N inch, Louis
vile three inches, Nashville six inches,
New Orleans two inches, st. Louis one
inch, Vicksburg one inch. At Omaha
and st. Paul it is stationary. Weather
clear and hot, and light shower during
the afternoon. Business on the levee
only moderate.
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BEST cleaning and dyeing in the city
at the MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING
establishment, 81 Madison street.
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AFTERNooN sEssIoN.

The convention resumed business at
one O'Clock in the afternoon, pursuant
to adjournment, the President, Major ].
g.. Barbour, in the chair.
II COMPROMISE COMMITTEE,
on behalf Of George l.. Harris: Messrs.
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ELEGANT DRESS SUITS at Waggener's
from $50 to SIS.
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FOR ARKANsAs RIVER.

1EEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
wi Packet Co, U. S. Mall Line.-The elegant
passenger boats Of this line Leave Memphis
for ali points on Arkansas river Tuesdays
and Fridays, Mt 5 Pm.
w. H. RENNEDAY, Agent,
Omce on Company's Wharfboat,
tul5 Foot Of Court street
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Mr.. George R. Powell for Tax.COlIectOr,
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Nv Telegraph.

BY Telegraph.
CAIRO, June 21.-Arrived: Tom Jas
per, from New Orleans, midnight; M.
J. Wicks, from st. Louis, l am; James
Howard, from New Orleans, l am; @.
w. Cheek, from Louisville, 2 am; John
Kyle, from New Orleans, 2 pm; City of
Vicksburg, from st. Louis, Z pm. De-
parted: st. Joseph, for Memphis, l am;
NJ. j. Wicks, for New Orleans, l am;
James Howard, for Evansville, 2 am;
Tom Jasper, for Evansville, lam; John
Kyle, for st. Louis, 3 pm; Joe Flem-
ing, for Memphis, 8 pm; George w.
Cheek, for Memphis, 5 pm. The river
is stationary. Weather cloudy, with a
light shower this afternoon. Mercury
so.
LOUISVILLE, June 21.-The river is
falling, with 8 feet 8 inches In the
canal, and 3 feet 8 inches in the chute.
Business very dull. Mercury 920 this
morning. Weather cloudy and pleasant
now, after a brief, heavy rain this after
noon. Arrived: Shannon, from New
cinnati; Charles b. Church, for New
Orleans. Two barges left with rails for
the OWensborO and RussellYille railroad.
1NANbNlLLE uiC IL ctbluCl Clcdl
and hot. Mercury 90o. Wind north
west. The river has risen 8 inches in
the past "a hours. Business dull. Port
list-PotOmac, from New Orleans to
Cincinnati, 10 am; James Gilmore and
Smoky City passed down at noon; Rob-
ert Mitchell, from Louisville to New
Orleans, 4 pm.
NASHVILLE, June 21.-The river is
falling, with "A inches water large on
Harpeth Shoals. Weather fair and
hot.
ST.. LOUIS, June 21.-ArTived: Belle
st. Louis, from Vicksburg; Mary Alice,
from New Orleans. Departed: Belle
Memphis, for Memphis; Crescent City,
for New Orleans. The river is falling
slowly. Weather cooler.
PITTSBURG, June 21.-Weather in
tensely warm. The Monongahela river
is stationary, with 8 feet 2 inches water
in the channel.
CINCINNATI, June 21.-The river Is
declining, with IL feet water IN the
channel. Arrived: Charles Bodmann,
from New Orleans.
LITTLE Rock. June 21.-Light a
this evening. The river is falling, with
IL feet water in the channel. Arrived:
Thos. H. Allen, from Memphis. De-
parted: Fort Gibson, for above.
New ORLEANS, June 2l.-Arrived:
H. C. Wilson and barges, from Cincln-
natl. Departed: John T. Tolle, for st.
Louis. Raining all day.
VICKsBURG, June N.-Boats down
Nick Longworth, 2 am; Atlantic and
barges, 4 am; Glencoe, 4 am; John
Kilgour, 8 pm; Ouachita Belle, 8 pm
Weather clear and warm. River rising
Miscellaneous.
The A. ]. White, from Chioot City
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THE PIANO selected by the Masons for
the Grand Drawing, to come off at their
picnic on the tw~enty-fourth instant, is a
square grand, "No. IA Orchestral of
the popular Mathushek manufacture,
seven and one-third octaves, rich rose
wood case, improved Aigraffe through
out, three strings, four large round cor
ners, back finished like the front, rich
pearl top and plynth mOuldings, heavily
carved ~serpentine, extra rich carved legs
and Tyre. On exhibition at the rooms of
Merriman & Wilcox, 2734 Main street.
Tickets for the drawing One dollar each.
THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city is at 246
Second street, Hunt q Hanson's old
stand Il WAIVER
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Mr.. A. Woodward for County Trustee
Mr.. j. Harvey MRthes for Tax-COllectOr
on Privileges.

The Democratic County Convention
resumed business yesterday morning at
nine O'Clock, pursuant to adjournment,
the President, Major James G. Barbour,
IN tho chair
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SUITS MADE at Waggener's, a17l Main
street, for $50.
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WEISS BEER-The peoples summer
drink.
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RecRnituIAllOn

ReeapftuIatiOn.
For Merif-W. J. p. Doyle.
For County TAI COtIectoT-George r.
Powell.
For County 1rUstee-A. Woodward.
For Tar Collector on PriUlegeS-J.
Harvey Mathes.
For Chancellor of Second Mance1y
COurt-Samuel p. Walker.
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A FINE MATHUSHEK PIANO,
A G E MATCH.

The Memphis Shooting Club" hav-
ing challenged Nashville to shoot to-day
for the State Championship and a fine
silver service, and the Nashville gentle
men having declined the contest, will
have a grand club pigeon match to-day
at four O'clock this evening, at the Her
nandO Trotting Park. Admittance free;
and parties are evenly divided, so as to
render the finest sport assured.
SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars and fifty cents per year, OF two
dollars for clubs of two or more.
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]. W. s. BROWNE,
Gas Filter and Plumber, will move to
AS Main street, Madison Block, this
week.