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Probate Court Sale of Zeal Estate

No. Sc, r. DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
County, Tenuessee-George L. Douglass,
Admir- Of estate Of r. n. Bond, deceased, Us.
X. +. Bond et al.
Under and by virtue Of an nterlOcutOry
decree for sale entered in above cause,
at the present October term OF the Probate
Court, will sell 70 the highest bidder, at pub
lie ancIinn- On thn nEEeIsEs. on
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FOR CHICOT CITY.

For Helena, Delta, Frlars Point, Napoleon,
Prentiss. Bolivar, ChicOt City, AIkahsas
City, and all way points-The nne steamer
Il Harmon, master
This elegant passelger steamer
viii leave as above -
WEDNESDAY. October 3oth, ara pm.
For freight OF passage apply on borad or 10
ucZ9 lHfKI N%O Agents.
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WANTS.

nWNER-For lot Of Groceries marked v.
" q c. Memphis. per steamer Belle NeI-
non, stored with S. b. MILLER, 2 Elliott
Block, foot Of Jefferson street. oca
WANTED-BoardeB, al 2 Monroe street.
W References required oc2s
TWO MATTKESSMAKERs Good wage
Il and steady work, a. 81 Jefferson street.
ocE LOUIS KEITH
NFUSICTEACHING-A young lady is deSir-
W ous Of receiving a limited number OF pu-
pills for instruction on the piano and singing.
For terms etc. apply a.
oc2d 2s DESOTO STREET.
"ANTED-Those wishing good bushes
education. or the best Instruction ia
-penmauship, should attend LEDDIN'S Com
mercial College, Is Main street. ses
NURSE-White Girl, p or q years old. Is a
~ nurse ANY one having such a gin O.
hire can End a good home for her BY auniyfug
a. Phoenix Insurance Compsny, u Madison
street. ocls
THOSE needing Cotton Press to call 81
II swifs Iron and Steel Works, lg6 Main
street, aud examine Reynolds Improved Re
Yolving screw Press. send for circular.
Ocs JOHN MANOGCE, Agent.
TOOK-HOUsE GIRL-By q IA.
The country, a Gust-class cook and washer
ter % doironlng d general hOuseWork. Good
references given and required. Apply In per
son 70 JOE LOCKE, No. Zs8k Main stree.
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NEURIL.-InstantaneOus cure for neu
Talgia. @. W. Jones & Co. sell it.
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FOR RIVER

MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
w Packet Co, U.B. Mai Ltne.-The elegant
coats OF this line leave Memphis
Tor al points On Arkansas river Fnesslags
and ~aatUR1ayE 81 8 pm.
W p WALKER Agent.
iHle oMee On v bari bceii loot O. cealta-
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FRESH Lake Fish
Received every day.
CONAWAY & LINSDAY,
363 Main street.
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HAs Just received a fun and well assorted
II stock Of both Imported and Domestic
Groceries, ETC., viz:
E15 boxes Rafs1ns.
SOuo eases Canned Fruits
Zoo eases canned Fish aud Vegetable
250 eases JeiIfes and Preserves
200 boxes Cheese
500 Dkes New and White Ffah
o pkg Holland Herrings.
and Russfam saFdines.
80 phfs- and half bbts. Pickles
l25 bbts. and half bbis- HrOuf-
100 sacks Almonds, Brazil Eiiberts and
Peeaua.
20 buckets and half bbis- Mluee Neal
- b8UeN Breakfast Bacon
70 nferees New Hams.
70 bbfs- Homiuv- GTfts and Heams-
iO0 kegs Spiced PigsfeeL
New Turkish Pruues. Currnufs. Cftrom.
FiEs, Dried Cherries. Teas. Eomees. So
CARS. and every article ia his line. Of
fered low ocE
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]. W. S. BROWSE, IS Jefferson street

THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEINe
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hansonis old
suand. HANSON d WALKER.
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LOST.

HILD-On sunday, the 9Th inst, a coloued
straged from fhe gas-yard, near the Louisville
oepoL any one who viii furnish inf0rIna-
non about The chlld VIII place an anxious
mother under lasting obligations. Informa-
uon can Be left Al the Adams street station
house, OF at the gas-Works.
ocA FRANCIS MILLER.
HALk AND CUkLS-A dark brown braid Of
II hair and curls, done up ia a bundle. al
The southern Palace on Monday, the Eth.
The finder wiz return ID 70 the Appeal once.
A liberal reward VII be paid. ocla
DIsTOL-S5 REWARD-Len In the PRIV OF
the OverU0n Hotel, a large, o~ld-fashionfd
DERINGER The above reward wiz be PAID
Tor its return 70 the Office Of tie hotel. Oc1
nOG-White and lemon setter dog. Twenty
~ i've dollars viii be paid II delivered 10
Iitns a CO., jefferson street, OF 10 VIM. Bowles
a son. Union street. ocL
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NEW ORLEANS.

Memphis and New Orleans Packet Co
R Str. Belle Lee.
J. u. HiCEs-- master John Sullivan Clerk
Leaves THURSDAY, Oct1ber3lst, at 4 pm.
For TNFOEMATION apply to
r. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
Oe29 80 Front street.
For Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans,
Str. BELLE LEE. Frank Hicks, master
This elegant passenger steamer ~
VIII leave as above a
THURSDAY, October 3lst, at 4 pm.
Ut. WASHINGTON, Agent,
AZ ManisOu street.
HS- The BELL LEE will pay particular at
tentIon 10 all Bend business. A clerk will be
on the Levee Tuesday morning to re-
ceive freight, foot Of Monroe street.
Oc28 j. II. WASHINGTON, Agent.
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FALL AND WINTER OF 1877 "a. IL
PRODUCTIONS Of styles for the season " IN.
as usual, be Of the latest and finest auali-
ties dress and business hats; fine selec-
ton Of imported goods for men and chill
ufeb. LEIDY d CO.,
Hatters and Furriors,
16g Main street.
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First ChRnceTy COurt-nOrEan, Chan
cellar.


Decisions rendered yesterday: ROesel
VS. Moerne, motion to dissolve Injunction
Overruled. Crawford vs. Larkin, iniunc-
ton dissolved. Corbett vs. Corbett, de-
murrer sustained except as to minors
and exceptions TO answer OveTruled.
The following cases are set for to-day:
S94, Stittman VS. EdmOndson; 967, Cato
VS. Bateman; 96S, Parran vs. Mcneil;
$3.50, Memphis City Railroad Company
rs Myers; $40, Taylor VS. Bomods; ga,
Harrington VS. Price; 975, Price VS.
Hodges: 976, Eddins vs. Mayor and Al
derman Of Memphis; $50, Tyler vs.
StrattOn; 9S5. Partee VS. Rutland; 9S8,
Merchants National Bank VS. Falls; 9SS,
Green VS. Hollenshade; $50, Bishop vs
Wallace; 99l, Jones VS. Doutay; 994,
Gayoso Savings Institution VS. Fellows;
995, Jones vs. Fellows; 996, WOrsham vs.
Heron; 1000, Wickersham VS. Blythe;
1901, Record VS. Curlin; 1905, Scruggs
VS. Bridges; 1907, Cash vs. Hawley; 100S,
Guy VS. Bigelow; 1910, Creighton vs.
WessOn; 1913, Hill VS. Wilson; 1923,
Magevney VS. Memphis and LaGrange
railroad; 1926, Cossett VS. Royal Bill:
102S, Waddell vs. Boone; 1929, StilIman
vs. Lincoln; 1890, Bland, ex parte; 1881,
Hartley vs. Dixon; 1892, Wilkerson vs.
Franklin Insurance Company; 1928,
Wear vs. Mcdonald; 1886, Hays VS. Lee
Gere; 1857, Norton VS. Kenney; 1910.
Baton VS. Baton; 1041, Stockley vs.
Strange; 1919, Bethel VS. Trigg; I04s,
Milton VS. Park; 1850, OrgiH VS. Graham;
1852, Jones VS. Jones; 1854, Bechtel vs.
Brinkley; 1856, Norton VS. Henkle; 1O5S,
ClaybroOk vs. Grant; 1857, Harmon vs.
Lonsdale.
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RooMs AND BOARn.

BOARD AND ROOMs-A large mont room
wanted atH Court street; references required.
DOARD AND RoOMs-Three unfurnished
ID and one furnished chamber, with board
IN a private family reference given and Te-
CURED az No. 81 Poplar street. oczs
DOOMs AND BOARD-A few gentlemen
n can obtain board by the day OF week al b,
Court street ocL
DOOMs AND BOARD-Rooms and board
n can be obtained al No s. Linden street.
Front parlor FOR rent, with OF without board.
Day boan1ers accommodated ocE
DOARDLNG-Frout rooms and board al ~
ID second street. ocD
DOOMs AND BOARD-A suite on rooms
III with board, al 10 Nadison- ocls
OR STOLEN.
MARE AND MARE MULE-One DARK
VI chestnut mare, four yeau old and one
dark old mare mule, with one eye out; viii
lpcrauy reward Tor them. or for any Informal
ton Of their Whereabouts Apply 10
W. u. rOLER,
ocD ~ Madison street, Memphis.
MARE MULE-On or about October l4th q
VI brown mare mule; about 49, hands
high; nine or ten years old; shod on lore
ieet; gear marks on neck and back; name
ana tall recently trimmed; SO reward.
H& FULLER,
90 kalelgh. Iennessee.
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FOR ~ARKANsAs RTVFR.

memphf and Arkansas River Packet
C~Ompauy-U. $. hail Line.
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock Through
without reshipptug.
str. FORT GfBsON---Jame BOWltn, master
Leaves WEDNESDAY, October IT.
10Th, at O'Clock pm. -
For freight or passage apply IN board Of u
W.P- WALKER, Agent,
ocea Ofice ON Mhnrfboat. loot Court 50.
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Second circuit Court-EEaIsey. Judge.

1915, j. J. i. Dupey vs. L. Demmiugil;
1915, E. W. Dunn VS. B. J. Semmes q
Co.; 2773, ]. Happerk ct al vs. George
Gantt.et al 2S2O, J. O'COnnor VS. Law
renee Schuyler; 1901, j. lien VS. Y. COu-
rine & Co.. 3006, r. Hutchinson ct al VS.
H. G. Hampe; 30S6, A. Taylor VS. Hill,
Fontaine 81 Co.; 3l37, Tony Echals vs.
II. Fenster ct al; 316I, WestbrOOk &
Anderson VS. F. q. McGavock; 1854, P.
F. BillOw VS. Hannibal Cox; 316s, City
of Memphis VS. r.. r.. Church; 3ISl, S.
r. Bales adm VS. George Dixon ct all:
1888, Mary F. Jones, extx, VS. P. NJ.
Winters, sheriff; 1884. K. w. Munferd
" G. P. Boon; 1855, Julia Halsh vs.
John D%uttinger; 1857, Felix johnson vs.
L. & n. NJ. q. R. R. Co: 3ISS, john
son Wilson vs. c. II. Calhoun; 1894,
Mrs. c. c. foyer VS. HavelI, Wood q
Reed; 3lg7, John Walsh, tsee, vs. Mar
u j. Wright, sheriff, ct al; 3199, Fran
cisco d Higgins vs. John w. Cavard;
32Ol b. Mullins VS. SOuthern EXPIRES Co;
1908, Caroline Proudfit VS. D Larkin:
32O5, Royfter, T%rezevant q Co VS. \
Smith; 1912, \ d J Jones VS. J NJ d J II
Tijhe ct al; 32l3, Nelson Jones VS. same;
32l4, Aaron JOne VS. same; 3215, Y J
Cogweil, trustee, VS. ] Il Douglas; 3219,
Abram Halle vs. Nathan Becker; 322e,
II n Hall VS. Dolan, Gallagher ct al:
322l, Failey Croker vs. Mary Dunworth;
3223, P c Mahan VS. J P Clapp; 1924,
same VS. A Delap & Co; 1928, DR. Irby VS.
Hill; 1926, Penn VS. La Chappa ct al;
1890, Conrad q Co vs. Brown; 1921, VIII
VS. Boon; 1892, Forrest vs. Lev
enson; 1926, Jahuke VS. Heidelberg; 3239,
Casino VS. Wolf; 3240, Miller VS. Ryan.
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TEXAS LANDS@Of various qualities qnaH-
4 Titles and locations, for sale very low, or
lease for nothing but the taxes. which are
light Apply % K. L STEELE,
ocu l6S Front street, Memphis.
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CrEAM SAW AND GRIST MILL CON
y PLETE FOR SALE al Sl03o; in running
order, al Rembertou, z miles north OF Mem
phis: boilers u feet by & inches; dOubleh ue:
glnder 10 inches by 40 inches; French Burr
stones 4 feet; conyeyers and elevators. Apply
20 n. D. L stewart, Second street, or Is. J..
Steele, is Front street. Memphis or
seE s. S. REMBEEf, near the Nil
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OLD PAPERS

For sale at the APPEAL office.
DRTvEN-WELLs, Is Jefferson street.
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TEACT OF LAND-Embracing SIX ACRES.
n with improvements as follows; A gOcu
house, Clubhouse, table cisIern and an or
chsrd, on fernando road, four miles from
CITY. Apply At Is UNION STREET.
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PUMPS, 16 Jefferson street.
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ENGINE-A H-hOrse power engine and
IL Boiler, with pumps and a lot Of l0-incu
spy Belt. inquire az
acl5 S ApANfs sTREEr.
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FOR ST. sRTvFp

JAMES REILLI, Clerk
By j. b.. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk
H. II. sale, Sol. for eOmPlni oel2
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Congress-
Eor Congress In the Second Dtsfrfct 81
Mississippi
NTTE are authorized TO A. s. PASS
w IS acaudidhue for Congress in the sec
cud District Of Mississippi, o n the Conserva-
tive and Baltimore Platforms sei3
WE are authorized to announce ANDREW
w I.kELLAR a candidate for Congress- in
The Ninth District.
Fer the Legislature.
NE are authorized 10 announce JESSE
BROWN, OF tkfs city. as an Independent
candidate FOR a seat in the lower branch or
the next legislature. Oc24
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UTOOD-l0 cords OF dry oak wood, ~ miles
w rom the city, near Poplar street pike.
Apply a. Ifs Front street OcE
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THE Bureau thanks the officers Of
the Far hqF many kind acts,
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Z FOR SALE-Of various qualities, IL
j. same vlclnage on the Big Creek Plank
r0i q and near the Paducah Railroad. Z miles
no % Of Memphis, al prices from 81 to 81 an
acre, AZ per cent under current rates. Apply
IS above or 70 me. on the premises. Address
SELF = $ REHBERT, care Appeal Ohlce.
TOOD-COALACOKE-l0 cords dry ash
middlingsn 50 cords dry oak goOd
middling" $1,000 barrels Pittsburg Coal
strict middllng." Casks always ready foT
shipment. Gas Coke, ad ubttum. Prices no.
TO be beaten. II. Z. PACKER q Co.
nmlr Tul EanDma ar-aaf
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TJTTAGE-An elegant cottage residence,
near Fair Ground. Apply to
lc-L j. D. CASILES. 81 Madison straet.
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AMUsEMENTs.
CRKNR , H0HSE

Proprietor A. STEVENS
Aatlna and staEa Manarar - w. nAvrY
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piled by a race OF improved vagabends
that need watching ny improved detee-
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NOn.Resident Nofieo

% c0mmence az eleven O'Clock am.
W. J. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of Shelby county.
esteott Stahl, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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FOR SALE.

UTOOD-Im cords OF dry oak wood, ~ miles
rom the city, near Poplar street pike.
Apply atl6 Font street. ocS
7 O~rs-Beauuful building lots. from Lotto 81
j. acres, on Miss and Tenn. K. r. For IL
fo-mltion address P. NJ, 2s Madison street.
NTILLINEKY AND DRESs-MAKING Is
VI T~sBLuHNENr with goods ana fixtures
good sand Tor d apply al
CeL IL BEALE STREET.
I OLA lot 50xlssK feet, on the corner OF
Nam and Henry streets, Chelsea with two
small houses. VIII be sold at a bargain. Ap-
ply TO Jacob Prince. ocZ
TUTTAGE-An elegant cottage residence,
- near Fair Ground. Apply to
oc-i J. T. CASTLES. Al Madison street.
HOSES AND MULES-Atter the IRE We
III have opened our sale Stables az 43 South
Court street Our stables run through 10 60
Madison street. Have just received 40 head %
mules and horses. Come and see Us
Oclb J. B. FARES & CO.
u OuSE@GROUND-A house on New Madi-
IA son street, No. 44; contains i've rooms
and a kitchen. Apply ou premises. Also,
two acres near the e Cherry Place sels
ENGTNEA S-horse power engine and
Il Boiler, with pumps and a lot Of l9-incI
spy Belt 4nquire AZ
ocl5 s. ADAMS STREET.
TEACT or LAND-Embracfng SIX ACRES.
with lmprovemenuE as follows. A gUcl
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I DL-A lot SKIS feet, on the corner OF
Nam and Henry streets, Chelsea with two
houses. VIII be sold al a bargain. Ap-
II .Lanoh PrLnea- OF
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Z DrS-Beauuful building lots. from lot ~
j. acres, on Miss aud Tenn. K r. For IL
form1flon address ?. ", 2e Madison street.
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W. }, ASHFORD,
Master jennie Howell.
Boat Going To-Day.
The tri-weekly passenger packet Phil
Allin, Captain Stack Lee, leaves this
evening at i've o'clock for Friars Point
and the usual way-iandings. Messrs.
Gray and Cannon are her clerks.
The United Statee mail packet G.. W.
Cheek leaves this afternoon at five
o'clock for Frafs Point and all the
w~ay-landings. Captain Malone COM
mands, and Robert Wilderberger and
Charley Jackson are her clerks.
The light-draught passenger steamer
Fort Gibson, Captain James BOwlin,
leaves at five o'clock this evening for
Pine Bluff, Little Rock and all landings
on the Arkansas. Mr.. j. s. Jones holds
forth at the desk.
The Batesville, Captain A. B. Smith,
leaves as above this evening at five
o'clock for Devalls Bluff, Jacksonport
and all points on White river.
The fine passenger steamer VIM. J..
Lewis, Captain VIM. Blake, leaves this
morning at eight o'clock for Vieksburg
and all the bend landings. She has
superior accommodation and fare. Mr..
John Blake is her prime minister.
The Frank Forrest, Captain Sexton,
will back out at five o'clock this eve
ming from the foot of Union street for
Fulton and intermediate plantation
landings.
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Sheriff. SaIeOf Real Estate

EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK, Deputy e.. and a.
.t.ay King, SOL. for complainant. IOC2d #
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MILLINERY AND DRESS-MAkING Is
VI TABLLsHs ENr, with goods q fixtures
good sraud FOR pushes. apply al
rsH II REATE STREET
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate

h WETTE6 CO., Sole Agents,
II and IS MONROE STREET. MEMPHI
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CorxLcana.

Persons visiting the above place, nov the
termiaus oftbe Central R-R should Gallo
TIC. HoskiBs & Co, dealers in Drugs, lcdi-
cines. Paints. Oils, etc. They keep fail
supply Of ell goods N ileir ire, which
ihry vsrrsn' frc.h so3 lars- is0if1
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Midsummer Mni"dics.

The hot solar ray that rpen the harvests generate
many distressing diseases Ifthe liver be ut all pre-
disposed to Irregularities this is tho In which
| bilious attacks may DO anticipated. A weak stom-
ach too, Is weakest In the summer mon tbs and the
loss osvitaliiy through the pores by excessive pers
piraton Is great, that wholesome tonic, csmbin
ing also the properties ola dlffus'vo simniant and
gentle exhilarant 10 in many cases necessary to
health, and under circumstances should be dis
l,ensed with by the sckly and debilitated. OF all
the preparaii ops intended thus to Refresh sustain
and fortly the human Frame there is none that will
compare with Hostettor's Celebrated Stomach Bit
ers. They have been weighed in the balance Of cx.
perlcnc9 and not found wanting have been recon-
n,ended from the first q great medicinal specific,
not MS a beverage, and In spite ofnterestod opposi
tim from Innumerable quarters, stand, after TWEEN
~ years trial. at tho head OF all proprietary medi
cines intended for tho prevention and of all
binary complaints of the stomach, the liver, the
bowels, and the ncrves. In the unhealthy districts
bordering the great rivers OF California Hos,t tiers
Stomach Biiters may DO classci the standard
for ever, species of intermittent remiticnt fever.
The people who inhabit those districts, place the
most implicit Confidence in the prepargtiOn-s con-
denee that Is Increased every year by the results of
lite operation.
As bi;ters so called, of the most pcrncions char
acter are spring ing up like fungi every side Tho
frauds All for lIosreIters Biters SEQ that the Ia
bel etc nre correct, and remember thEt the genuine
article l., mover sod III bulk but Ii bottles only.
ij.Imo.
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A Short sojourn In Dallas,
For the Dallas Herald


have spent the last three weeks 10 your
beautiful and growing town. Dallas is
now the largest place between Houston and
Red river. viii II hold its position as such?
| trust so. To DO this, dependence must
not be placed altogether on railroads, ad.
vaningeous ms they confessedly are. Man
ufnctorics Of various kinds must DO built
up and sustained. For this you have su.
perior facilities. You have done well in
erecting four neat and spacious church ed
ifccs. You need at least two more, one
of which is being built. Let all the lead
ing demon nations OF the county be well
represented in your town and their minis
try literally supported, Continue to give
generous support to your serniraries Of
learning.
BY all means give liberal patronage
to your l,cal press. Surely Dallas can
we'll afford TO sustain two newspapers.
Well conducted newspapers are efficient
auxliaries in building up town. Don't
neglect your local newspapers.
You deserve credit for founding Liter
AIRY Society, connected with which is
Public Reading Room. See that both con
tinue to be literally supported. They
VIII Ue iHo pTiuc uHu ornament VI NOuT
town. Through their influence many OF
your youth may be saved from bad inAu.
ence and ASSOCIATIONS.
See that all your Sunday Schools nre
well sustained aud supplied with valuable
libraries. Take care of the rising race.
A Young Mems Christian Association
would be an institution Of great value to
the young m, of Dallas. Such arc excl
ting great influence for good in various
countries AMI in few places in Texas.
Why not in Dallas?
Don't neglect your Boob Stores. Through |
these you are ems bled to procure a supply |
Of useful reading matter for yourselves
md fam lilies. A well supplied book store
10 a great benefit to any community.
S0IluRNER
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PROCEEDTNGS

OF A MASS MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY OF
PREcIycr No DALLAS Co, TEXAS, JuLY
20th, 1872.
Meeting en- He'd to order by ]. N. Spillers,
Esq NJ NJ. Thompson was elected Chair
m n, who on being introduced explained
the object Of the meeting in very brief
and appropriate manner. ALT. Fisher, was
chosen Secretary, J. j. Beeman, J. A.
Sewell, 4. L Bennett, o. p. Bowser, VIM
Bradfieid, Il. +. Lanla avn, j. A. Goats, j. L.
Gill, J. NJ. Spillers and NJ. NJ. Thompson
we're chosen Delegates to Represent Pre-
cinot No 8. in the convention which is to
assemble in the City of Dallas OH the 9th
inst, and were instructed TO cast their
votes for the following candidates:
Fo" District Attorney, f. G. Bower; for
Representative, II. Z. Sweet; for County
Surveyor, N. A. Keen; for County Treasurer,
James Sheppard. They were also insiruc.
ted to use their influence to insure the
nomination of J.J. Good, us candidate
for Congress from this Congressional Dis
trict.
7,' NJ. NJ. Thompson was elected Chairman
Of the Democratic Club Of this precinct,
and AFT Fisher Secretary.
ReSolyed, Ttat the Secretary CT this
meeting furnish the Editor of the DAL-
LAS HERALD with copy of its Proceedings,
with request ihat they publish the
same.
NJ. NJ. THOMPSON, Chairman,
Attest ALr FISHER, Sec