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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-06-27
OVARIAN rUMOR cURED.

OVARIAN TUMOR CURED.
Never has . medicine taken internally beeE
known to have cured tumors either Of the womb,
ued, ovaries, bowels; the knife has been thu
sole reliance in the hands Of expedenced surgeons
but Dr. kadway's Sanaparillisn settles this Ques-
ton. For II has cured over twenty teisous /. ,O'a.
dsn Cysts and Tumors, as veil Is Tumors In ths
Bowels, Uterus, Womb, Liver. Dropsical Enusion,
Ascites, and Calculus ConcretiOns.
TUMOR OF TWELVE YEAkS' GROWTH
CURED BY RAILWAYS RESOLvENT.
BEvKxLY, MAss., July IS, 1859.
DR.. IADwAY-I have had Ovarian Tum0r In the
ovaries and bowels. Ali the dOcton said ''thexe
vas no help for it," tried everything that "a,
recommended, but nothing helped me. ! saw your
Resolvent, and thought would Try II, but had nc
aith in IL, because had suffered for twelve ycan.
took six bottles Of the kesOvent. one box Of Rad
ways Pills, and used two bottles Of your Ready
Relief and there Is not sign Of tumor to be seen
felt. and feel BETTER smarter, and happier than
have for twelve yean. The worst sumor vas In
the LEFT side Of the bowels, over the groin. write
this to you Tor the benefit Of others. You can pub
.ish il Il you choose.
HANNAH P. KNAPP.
a0-Price. One d iaI
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OPeaInS Bal1.

We acknowledge the receipt Of cards Of
invitation to attend an opening ball ct the
Teller House, Central City, Colombo, next
Thursday evening. The Teller House has
jus, been opened tor the accommodation Of
the travelling public. Central City has long
needed first class hotel, ard we infer the
Teller will supply the want. Prot. BarDum's
orchestra will furnish, the music for the dan.
Gers. Ia Leavenworth i, might be thought
too warm to walrz, bu; in Central, seven
thousand eel above the sea level, and only =
fe.T miles from perpetual snow, the nights
are COO! enough for rerpsicorean exercise.
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The narrow gauge il preparing for bust.
Eess in good earnest. Material for their
new freight warehouse is on the ground, and
ev.ryrbing is ready for is speedy erection.
Tie capacity Of the new building will be
nearly the same as the K. p. building.
Next week regular trains will commenc rum
ming for the frs; time.
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Ayers
HairVigor

For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.
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Rsdway's Ready Relief

has proved intallible, and will cure these terribl
teyeIp quicker, and without entailing the frghful
penalties Of Eagcrgsd Liver. Fat splsen, Disosassd
kiApeys md Sa1orn-csaored SkiD that AZ saFs -
follow the use OF tine 'sChologogues," 'Axue
Cure" and other agents Of the heroic Quinine,
Nercurial, Arsenic and other treatments where the
medicines used accumulate, and become deposited
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DIVIDENDS

OFFICERS
DM oWAN, Vice PRESIDENT. GEO A MOORE Secretary:
L VIEWER JONES, Asst Secr,taIy,:
NEWMAN, Treasurer :. -. Ia BrRD Attorney.
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II ID MACkAY, PRESIDENT.
CALKINs, General Agent.
" Z HARVEY, Con. Arfuary.
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RHEUMATISM ANDllEUkALGIA
RA ELM ATlSA AMI AEllRA ola

Il those Who are now suffering Pain, no matter
what the cause may BE- or BY what name it IL called
Ii external apply the Railways Ready Relief 70
the part Of the body where the pain II present. II
Internal, % DROPS diluted in water a . drink !;
shseher Cramps, Spaans, Inflammation, Conses-
uou, Asiatic Ch0lers, Chills and Fever, the must
stopped In from one 10 twer,y minutes. Painiu
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RADWAY's READY RELIEF
FEVER AND AGUE,
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.
FEVER AND AGU E CURED.
FEVER AND AGCE CURED.

FOB FIFTY CENTS.
There Is not q remedial agent In this world tina
vii cure,Eever and Ague, and sll other Aalarious
Bflioua, Scarlet, Typhoid, yellow and other Gevers
aided By Railways Pills,) 90 quick - Railway
keady keliei
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Entered accorafrx To Acs q CboE1~ IN q -
is7. by 3. 4. =sssvens, In The Celk sO0s =
District Ceart e Tie Disax3et q 4aeh11Ue4
julyessdAvs
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GOrmania Halle.

Giutm strstrtfn publifum bic srsebtns an.
lslst, ea6 Cti9ts, uabs esm Depot sslsgtnt epfnl
nru sinsni6itt uue bsrrutrne psrItpnsrt pOretn
4 une unter her 9rituus ets untErlrt6ntitn BEN
eruti6rn gutitum jSst pitetr e1tu itrbf.
Die 3sit Ter fcrmsIIfn GinTftbun9 TiTe lpa'
ter brfannt arma6t.
Tas ausaosibntis ,.STtefriCn" uub sipt
eurdartifsrbf GiHlilahOn MAIDEN bisIfs Spia
III tsm anscutbmRsu gufenttaItsprt in e'G
Sll6t. dunn 9obH SLplfr
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Der 0sittn 5OIss Iititst', 10 mlhtA MIR
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tbs SbBris,n islGsr Grtuaoln abrr sr.
csts tet @!tutt tine Nsn5' S,n BE-
iafttunaru unS tanstn 3pufsIn. g.
bate Sdtt6sn lstn ishbrrss SsrbiltnIb
,ur 0ttlsn ni&t mttss.t:ilt, ha8tStn
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@ttlsu auf S6It d ptlJtntsr9. DtS9lst'
Den bate Rs i'm i6rs Strwuntans NIT
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Ipdtsr ssssn 5allInSsr NI&ts MAJ 'tn
labr, oils ba6 IS rsm iun8sn Wanns
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pisqsldbt Satba.n Der Wshsn t9's s"bt,
uup bate hItfs fs ssss" i'm stns'nOm'
men, mc;a H.. pVn t9;s.h Stanepuntt'
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uuI e&lc6 gsI,snbfrS ab sr'isnst Bate
70 traitt RS, tas bitie 9siaratnnssn
nittt aruneIps warsn, f&tttrrttn lie SI'tb'
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rtntafttsttit Der 0stltn.
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tstttn, p.rbuItrtsn i& nun nod In bel
@ausrbfaaft, psI4r, penn Ns ntbt sS'r
ra,u bsttrussn, tie Ssbtnisn al6rs6ts j.
vtrmsbrsn, tbn tsnnot ffInssp'ss ts
rublaten. Sbttimta@ dub'rt' f6 In &C.
bstmni6pclltu 8prtsn If r line pl6tiS
Sspbuns, su w'I&sr tr Won sInrm bObt
Staatsbisnsr alSsrirbsn ffi. Damn ptr
I6panb tr mlrtIi6, urb mad stEtstr Bel
trfltr man, baB cine ssilbrli&s Naab.r
y tauts tur& I:tnt Mdwtrtun8 IN ned
unb uufstbOttn wctrtn ftt. 6rsili@ BAIT
" Der rdrpiss tglpardpb sint5srmO6s
ibrtrIsben, ttpus g8abrfs absr mar ben
= nod an rtr Sd&s, btts mar nidtt gu ItuS
uen. Damn srfubr man, taB 5dutnss,
wsl&r auf ,wst Gage urIaut ssnOmms
= bate, niGt wtsNsrsststrt fti, unb stp
vtsrFtn Sass fpikr wurt feline esi&s 81
- funten, unS IS waIIste tsin 3w'tfsl o.
Oab n auf ard6Iihs 0stis srmOrf
" wurtt. Gum llsttrHufs tntfpranS no.
' gcs,IIasu aus isintr Gaft; absr MD
" lanae mad t,r 9rmOrbuns 6aainSsrs.
g (5Ortl(suus fplSt)
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9u nerfomfcn:

Der lluttrjsi6ntts sfrrirt isin in EoeattOPn
arlrdrnrs {1auS nrEit eUtie lum SsTtdut psatn
Abreile soft GGARiGH. NGbfTfe il rrtrassn efi
i'm fslblf I'M Sauir. .5afpb 9 omit
1Slp72 aud oibmaTSsr Sad" StnahhI'
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Samen:SItCW,
8duber unb SInlnetI,

mic man ibn nirssnbs iOuit bier anirihi.
9siitIlunlsn auf Sitt. bsIcBt une psrJiert
nab gBuni6, fnbsH prOmpts SeradtShSnns su
bilistsn prritu.
8Taurn unb RabGsu, iprsdt SOr, rbt ibr fcnft'
irp ;u Gursm S6aSsn sinfauft. Hap
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3u ucrfuufcn:

Gin sutsS Yfsrb nstif 9umberpaasn, nit
SprinalIB. 9tsnic tin pidnr. QrriS fir gfuo
une gBdgrn nit 6jr16irr $3.50 cash; fir Yiarp,
Si75 cash, rttr $500 in Grrmu3a
RabJufrasrn bel 8. q. Dillrr ptrr in err
Office rs 9l. tSip
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Gi,eus- -])ctitioneu.

gla6rittt Rirt bisrmit srsttsn, tap in GrIas
rinss Verpreunus trr GisntraI @sftFssbunS eis
natfUlgsne bsnGmttu gericnsn ibr' p.IitIentn
lei lem Glrrt Der @Ny0rs GeGrt fi!r big Stdet
Sran'un cinSerritt tabsn, nm Elm ScttI, @ait-
cher gHiribsbaus ~ balWn, unb um btt etr
Quart su prrfauftn. nit rttr rbns nneus gSaa'
rrn, fur ptlds ir NppIfatipn MAIDEN prtsn III
etm RGi. 5rrmin btr Masprs Court 9rbaIt'n
am 81. W,ai 1872, um hbr VCrmittass.
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Xctlcr!

Tom SrrrbrtrH publifum ron SCRANTON unt
umJsStne etrnt CUR Nabritt tae it pen rsr
fUIgCncen HruCr- mh snS.BsrlitsrunGss VI on.
paauiCn biz Ngtnmr ibrrnpmmsn babe:
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3uut @erfanf Dbcr 3u
herMtctlea:

glue Ib5rr Sduusi In 0Yrmins GuuniY.
attt Rsilsn Spu 3urFbannpf, G7 bu gcpmans
Grssf Iisstnb, tntbaltsno Sau5 une S6tRtT.
ntblt 450 adrrn 9anb, rUrcn ~ Idtr ttHafs
fem, unb untrr gutter auItur, her Sttit itbr 8uttS
SrljlanO. Ra4Jufrasrn bet Srn, 3obn 3ste-
Ter, Serantcn. 7eH
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9ln bic bcnticte ScD1lferuna
von Pennsylvania.
Ote

Scranton Trust Comp. x Sparbank
lsnft Cure aufmrrfiamftit auf he irbr IibsraIru
5ntsulIsn, ptlbt fs an SspClltcrsn btIablt, al
bic Stsingunssn, unttr ttneH @rIb juriidbstah
pirp, un6 bfpntns auf bic srrbt SibrFsiL
wtlts turb bic Dirfturrn tr Snnf srbeitu
pire. 9its tsrsiif tit 2baia6s, bab, rbltoH
rs ptnisrr ais riu Satr 1T, felt mir 8si6atts
tesanusn, mir jrst sintn 8rSbrrrn 0sIebstras
als 1epUlimm babsn, als ale he Spnrbanfsn
pen birism County. g9ir stbsr nitt Su Trtt
psnn mir lassa, taB uuirrru GsPrFtprrn 70
srO6s Si6rbrit erbcttn ptrR, ale trstnN rptsfbsa
anbrsu Spar.EsppFtcrsn aui bttIsm SOuii,
| nente.
gittr, Iprrtt In tsr 9anF Srr unb Sbr trtdi
bort 3irfuIart, prI6t titrr ale RsssIn uns BE-
/ eingunaen Gub auSfunft srtsn.
3pI. 8. Scranton, ROlrs 3apIcr, 3. @.
| pirrcs, 80. gD. 0intcn. 3bcmas DidlOn, ca
| murl Slcan, Spbu 9risbin, Sra lripp unb B..
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8. g, pttreG prGHtsnt.
8. .. pbrlps, S6asmttffr.
IbUmds Didlcn. 8bs- 9rGipsHt.
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3tt Ssege0safctl I:

Cine 9euIctle, stlretn an trr gtutfrabe,
uabr 9ctu SiEprrrt. Gin ouegeSrabmrr unp
scmaunter Ntlrr 20 tri f6 lJuB ttartrt Fd,
6arauf uuO ii bas bite BrunumpaiIrr pOrbhus
ben. NGbfrtS Su rIIraeeu bri peter miller,
in 9nspb Sdimpf'S bduS. 2mi
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Srmmpnpealth Cooperative, =, tUOWA
9s5Gutr, WSteIp, SaNfmaRN5sittr 'r. prrb'
i'd III ben niseriahen Rattn vrrlihrrn.
Sd pres mid btitrebru, meins 0pnner II.
irttr SiuIdt ,ufrirhsu III ltsltn, uup tttTbaupt
mrins @rI6afts sstrilsubaft unb piinsllit lu CT.
fiiasn. Gu IprtHsN istfR 4ag i'm Glif gGpri
Wal6insH Sbap une Won bis 10 ubr abtnes
In tsr Office pUn Wtlls uub g1atrss, Gen,
Assntsu, 224 eadaTdnna Apenue ssaeniibsr esr
@aIbiratrn Satl, zine Irtpps bod. Ssrr 5bsr-
Dor Seiiinerr pirb In Der If. unb II. DNrt
appliratiOnru fir titislbsn Grmpasnisn aufneb.
men. $40 gbas. so. grttsr QgfRt.
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gSirtbs. unb @oithars.
20cGNHp nssGo0 Sdlaf

pddaRaunl WpGnUs, uatr ttm Etpuk
Gbas. 5rCpP, prcPr.
TaS utisc, tn trler gpsils tiuetri&trts Saua
n nit @aem prrItbCn, mas bsl1 R0rprr iur StaT.
fuua unt Grfriltuug nStbig il.
Gjutrs gier, tic fsinfen gEetrr, 9iluDrs unt
Giaarren, parRs uub Faltt Spsilrn; gulfsrn, au
irer grt jutrrtitrt.
gin fsiuer Saal fir Gamrn unb Gantlttn.
lin ;atlrriSrn 3upIgb triudtt isins 6rtunO
25inS Gbas. Grppp.
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AMusEkEKTs.

1TEHPMEs THEAFEE-
Bpalding &
y
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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furnish BlackWood, Oh any one review,
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$40; Blaekwood. and three reviews, SI3.
any three reviews, $40; the tour reviews,
BIZ; BlaOkwOod, and four reviews, $40
Single number of 4 review, 81; of Black.
wood, 50 cents. Reading matter so inval.
liable cannot be had from any other
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when the gist OF sl good books is found
in the reviews; and bow can a lady OF
gentleman sustain 3 position IN intsilf.
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PAINFUL DEATH OF a CHILD
A LitsIe Roy smOthsrea in y PrIvy-
Va1lt IN \ Upper Part OF Tswn.

Yesterday before noon 3 little child
named Fred Jackson, not quite two years
old, who lived with his parents at No, 80
Second street, went with his sister to the
house &C the corner OF Auction and Sec
ond Streets, TO play with the children of
Mrs. Sullivan. They went into the back
yard and were amuaing themselves max
ing clay houses and planting potatoes,
when little Freddy wandered away.
When missed the children became
alarmed, and Immediately sfterward the
form OF the boy was discovered in the
prtvy-vault. Mr.. Reilly, grocer, who
keeps a store at the other corner, ran
over, and with the aid OF q stout negro
managed to get the child out, having
broken away the work in order to do 80.
He was quite dead. The boys father was
working as ~briCklaying at the time some
distance away, and curiously enough
broke his trowel at the same the
boy made the fatal plunge. Arriving
home to procure another one, he was
greeted with the painful intelligence Of
his ehild's sudden death. Justice Miller
held an inquest N the body shortly after
ward. The Jury returned a verdict of &C
cidental death from strangulation in q
priVY. vault,
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THE CURIOUS COURSE OF LOVE.

The Robert Burns arrived In port yes
tsrday. Her officers report that John
Johnson, his wife, nine boys and one girl
sailed on her down the Ohio to near Cal
70 where they all bundled of and bid
goodbye to sill hsnds in the most friend-
ly tanner. The girl happened to be the
Oldest member of the family save and
except the parents, and also happened to
be pretty. One Of the officers on board
was soft upon her after leaving Lou
isvllle, She was much pleased with his
attentions and he became more and more
gallant every hour. When he took hold
of the wheel to steer It was astonishing
Whist airs he put on; is was simply indi5-
cribable how he wore his hat, and 1t was
pleasant to sac with what delight the fair
Kentucky lass vlswed all his grace
fol motions. he was getting on
very well indeed, but the BEST laid
schemes of mice and men oft
gang agiae. Some enYious person told the
young lady that her marine admirer was
married. This was fearful news. She
was highly indignant, and resolved on
the first opportunity Jo give him q boust.
When the next meal hour arrived the gal
liant was there as usual, showing his at
tentiOns to the family. When he asked
If he might help her to cream, she gave
him such a 10 as may be expected from
an indignant Kentucky maiden, and she
cried out, "No, sir" in the presence of
the whole breakfast table, and added, "I
wan no married man sparkling round
me-" The episode formed the subject of
whatever social scandal the passengers
INDUCED in during the remainder OF the
trip, which was an exceedingly pleasant
Ona.
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RAILWAYS.

Grenada and the Mississippi River.
The Grenada Sentinel says: 1.-THE Mis-
sisEippi Legislature has incorporated the
Grenada and Arkansas City Railroad
Company. The oOrpoEators have met In
Memphis, organized the company, crea-
ted special agents, and placed upon the
line OF road a corps Of engineers to make
the preliminary survey. Thus they have
shown, by rapid and prompt work, what
they intend TO do. Il is for the business
men OF Grenada, and The citizens Of Gre
NADIA, Sunhower, TRllabstchie, Dehors
and Bolivar counties to join hands and
contribute their proportion Of funds to
complete the preliminary and locating
surveys. Il is the desire and purpose OF
the company 70 complete the surveys BY
the LIST Of September, 90 that the work Of
grading and construction may commence
a. that time. Il Is also proper to state
that the company propose 10 construct
their road on the most economical pFinci-
pies, with an sye to the substantial inter-
ests Of its friends snd stockholders. Il is
in the hands Of good and true men, in
every respect Trustworthy, and Of such an
enlarged experience in such matters 81 to
warrant the greatest confidence. Our
.feiloW.cisizsn, Henry B Sherman, ESQ
is treasurer OF the road, and his superior
financial talent insurss the most dstter-
ing results In that department. Those Of
our Cltlz31E VINO HlEn 70 contribute and
al should do SOY or subscribe for stock,
can find Nh. Sherman st his office, pre-
pared 70 receive and give proper vouchers.
II Is earnestly TO be hoped that no one
will delay TO come forward with their con-
tributions. Every property-hOlder and
oisize Of Grenada bias q direct and special
interest 40 this road. II iE also the inter-
est, the Substantial, v~ttslintsTess Of every
one 10 the country through which It psss-
es and contiguous to it, 90 pat their
shoulders promptly 20 the wheel and by
all tho pecuniary.aid IN thciT power hast
On its construction. In tho lap Of Gre
NADIA it viii depoBit wealth. To the peO-
pie bstReen Grenada and The Mississippi
river It is the herald Of 9 development
unthOuRbt Of heretofore, and the great
power that Is n make tina rich and fruit-
ful region q garden spot, sDd bring IFS
people IN the very heart of the great busl-
ness world and elevsts them 20 a higher
civilization. To the stockholders il viii
prove a mine Of wealth, and the rich digi-
lends It viii declare in the looming time"
viii fatten the corporation, and its effsets
uPGn the country Will DO 70 introduce q
hardy, honest n dintelligsDt yeomanry In
one OF the richest regiOds Of tbs earth.
Who VIII hesitatef Who hold bsckS no
ons, We hope.
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RO0Ms AND BOARD.

FR0NT R0oMs-with board. 90 MaiD, be-
fwaen Iindan NJ Pnnfofoc aIreefa.
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c PARAGRAPHS.

The spring term of the County Court
meets next Monday.
Owing to the rapid progress made in
/ drill by the police, the exercise viii take
place in future bat once a week, and that
on Thursdsy,
Several citizsns Of Memphis are talk
ing OF going across the OCEAN for a sum-
mer tour this season. Pleasant thing tor
those who can sfordit
A young man Of respectable connec-
tons wa before the Recorder yesterday
on 8 charge of VRgrsncY, On q promise OF
doing better in the future he was Let go.
Bishop Quintard will preach this
GOOD Friday evening st hRlf-psst seven
o'clock, st the Church of the Good Shop
herd, corner OF Mil and Fourth streets, in
Chelsea.
The lavendsr-colored dress mentioned
in U report Of the 'iGrest OpsBiEg'' as
being Of Paris make appears to be q home
production. and was made in the estsb-
lishment of Messrs. B. L~oWeDstein &
Bros. by the lady who presides over the
dress department. This Is 50 muc the
more ereditsble to Memphis ths5 We
gladly ard proudly make the correction.
OF course our readers viii besr in
mind that Mr.. SOthern, the unrivalled
"LOrd Dundresry," viii mEks his sp-
p6Gr8Qce ~ b New memphis on MOu16
night. His performance OF this Whimsi-
cslly .foppish character has passed into
history as something complete IN itself
like Gsrrick's or Ksan's 'Richard III"
Mrs. SiddOns Lady Macbeth" Mis- Char
lOtts Cushman's "Meg Msrrilies," or
Gastsvus Brooks sir Giles 0Vsrresch
The "Eslectie" gives its res6srs, IN the
April number, an syc5nent portrait of
Ny. CHARLES Sumner. This Is the begin
ming of a series Of portraits OF prominent
Americans with which Lhs Eclectic Is to
be embellished during the current year..
It's leading article in the present number
Is g review Of the verses Of ~SWinburne,
Rossetti and Morris, Of which we have al
ready spoken. Its remaining selections
are admirable. Msnsford is b Memphis
conductor OF the Eclectic.
The Board Of Education for this County
net yesterday at the County Court room.
Present: A. B. Haynes, President of the
Board, F. O. Stephenson, W. A. DOoly,
Boswell Lee, from thirtsenth district; n.
Dssdrick, W. Hudgins, twelfth district,
and Mr.. Wellingford, seventh district.
There bsiDg no quorum present the meet
ing was adjourned to Wednesday, April
Sd, St u O'Clock, in the hope that q quo
rum of the district committee may be
present, that they may act in concert with
the conrt, 20 carry out the important pro-
visions of the Law as passed at the pres
ent special session Of the Legislature.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-29
AKEOUKcEsEHTs


FOR gudre OF she supreme OsHrL
nv THE PEOPLE OF TENNESsEE: In re.
Hponse 20 the call ofmeny leading clJlzene
OF the state I hereby nn0unc myseu IS 9
candiasts for the Judge ofthe supreme Court
made vGcant BY the resignation OF HON.. A
n Nelaon. Election FRS Thursday In An.
Tu9f next ROBEBT MCFARLAND.
ko1risbovn, Teunesses. mn<
mo TIE PEOPLE or ~TENEssEE: In re-
II spouse 20 the expression OF spoPular oe-
Eirs- eumcisnfly general and influential 10
control my acdon in the matter, 1 hereby
announce myself q candidate for the once
OF Jadge OF the supreme Court, made yscant
by the resignation OF o A Ne son-
Election first Thursday In Angqs1next
Chattanooga. March Il. ISL. msI
Fer CoRnty Trustee.
WE are authorised TO announce A. WOOD
w WARD IS Q csudidsts Tor re e ecsion
10 the once Of County Trustee 81 the ensuing
August election. subject to tue ectton o. the
Democrats convention OF Iune4 -
Fer sheriff.
WE are authorised TO announce Colonel
w ], A. FORREST IS q candidate Lor
Sheriff at ths ensuing election. su91eot % 5he
Dcmoorane CONVENTION M
UHERIFFL hereby announce myself as
y candidate for SnsTlu o. Sne.oy e3un.g'
~ tne ensuing elscilon. Subject 20 the sc
ton OF the Democratic copEenEon.
IN answer to any inquiries. l hereby al
II thoriEs you 70 snnouncs my nsIne sSa
A mSis B. ?. BALL
Per Oounty Trustee.
DOUNTT TRUSTEE-We sre authorized 70
a-1ouncs GeneFal B n. BRADFORD Is
R~caadldste fo- he once OF County Trustee,
81 the snsuing election. subject 70 Inc &C
ton OF the Democratic Convention.