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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

nen. We had the pleasure ofn call from
several gentlemen representing St. Louis
houses, yesterday-Mr. c. L. Black, of
Texas, Of the Sadjlery house of A. g. G..
uerdcman, and Mr.. II. G. Beverly, jr., Of
the house of Stellc, Yost & Co., Clothing
house, both represented to us as extensive
and reliable houses.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

Reg"We received las; week, too latc TO
notice in Saturdays issue, q quantity Of
aprico,s of the finest quality, raised in the
orchard of Mr.. ]. Reverchon. living near
Reunion, about four miles from Dallas.
Mr.. Reeve rchon has about two acres in
cultivation, containing, perhaps, the
greatest variety of choice fruit to be found
in the same space in Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

DALLAS FEMALE ISsTITUTE.-A very in
teresting examination has been going on
the past week at Prof. Scales popular
school, the Dallas Female Institute. As it
closed only last night, we are obliged to
defer more particular notice until our
next issue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08
HOME ITEMS AND HAPPENINGS,
Religious Notice.

Divine service will be held In the
new Coll ege Building on Elm Street, by
the Rev. J. A. Walker, (Old School Presby-
ieran) on the second aud Fourth Sundays
in each month, at 10! o'clock A. NJ, and o
O'Clock I. NJ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

Gs5~J. W. Allen, proprietor of the Cop
per. Coated Lightning Rods, has something
to say in our columns to-day. We believe
these rods to be all they are reI resented.
The publisher of the HERALD has so much
C onfidence in them that he has had one
nlnced unnn his residence.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

Ray Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Henry Ably, of the Dallas
Bakery, which will be found in to-day's
paper. He is prepared to furnish good
bread at all times, and solicits the patron
age of the public.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

n@.It will DO seen by their card in to-
days paper, that Messrs. Williams Bros,
Main St., have gone extensively into the
Grocery line, and now deal wholesale and
retail in pure Wines and Liquors of all
kinds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

B@"Messrs. Block & Co., Grocers; W.
@. Randall s. Co, Dry Goods, and II. G.
Hoskins & Co., Druggists, have, we are in,
formed, contracted for block of three
brick buildings, two stories high, on Elm
Street, on the block immediately East Of
the Episcopal Church.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

aA-O. L. Bailey advcrtises nice resi-
aense for sale, with two acres of land,
situated in the North part of town. Per.
sons seeking residence could not well
ind o better location.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

We call attention to the law card of our
friend Capt. G. r. Freeman, OF Austin,
which will be found in our advertising
columns. All entrusting him with bust
ness at Austin may be assured ofhis faith
full attendance to it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

Ma, We intended to have noticed last
week the presence of our friend, the ge-
NAL Hugh Hayuie, representative of the
great Boot & Shoe establishment Of Melin,
'Trask and Ripley New York. Hugh is
very popular here, having shown his in
terest in our city at various times. Our
Episcopal brethren have not forgotten his
services in getting the fine bell for their
new Church,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

ENTHUSIASTICALLY young ladies and
gentlemen of Dallas propose to give an En-
tainment for the benefit Of the old School
Presbyterian Church, in this city, on the
evenings of the 18th and 10Th inst. II will
consist of Charsdes, Tableau,- and Music,
and will be of very entertaining charac-
ter. A programme Of the performance
will appear in our next weeks issue. We
trust our citizens will respond most hearth.
ly to this proposition and give the young
ladies and gentlemen crowded house,
such as We know they will deserve.
pn. Mr.. A. W. Morton, il will be seen
by his new advertisement in to-day's pa
per, has fitted up his shop on Cochran ST.,
with the view Of devoting himself exclu-
sively te the business Of general Underta-
ker. He will keep always on hand, ready
made and trimmed, an assortment Of Cof-
fins, Of various sizes, which he can furn-
ish at call, day or night He also makes
and trims collins to order Of short notice,
and in connection with his business has
the sole agency Of the American COmpa-
Dy's Patent 6elf-Sealing Albright Cases
and Caskets, an assortment Of which be
has just received. Having q neat Hesrse,
he will attend to and make all the neoes-
sary arrangements for burisls. He solic-
its the patronage o. the citizens Of Dallas
and the surrounding country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

e.Mr. c. L. Black, of Texas, is in our
city representing the we'll known Saddlery
house Of A. s. II. Herdeman, st. Louis, and
hopes to receive extensive orders, insurng
all that he cannot be undersold.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

pea. Our city is getting more and more
lively. New buildings and new corners
every day. We are unable to keep pace
with the rapid improvements or make the
acquaintance of so many strangers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

B6s- Mr.. b. F. Christian, of Grayson
county, Grand Master of The |. o. o. f.,
was in town on Wednesday last, and lee
tured Dallas Lodge, No. Al, on the same
evening.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

gB-The past week has been very warm
and dry. We have seen signs of showers
Mt distant, but they have passed on with
out giving us q call A good shower would
now be very acceptable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

peA. Charles Van do Mark has special
notice in our columns to- day, about some
stock -IIols es Mares, Colts, etc., which 1t
will be we'll for our readers to notice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

s6y-See the ''locals' of Williams Il
Masten, Druggists. This young firm, we
are pleased to say, is doing good bust
ness, They advertise.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

Fat Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal
and Sausage always on hand at the
peoples Market" Having no surplus
capital, we cannot afford those "commodi-
GUS pastures" but receive daily the best of
stock, from their respective ranges, which
we will sell as cheap Us can be bought
elsewhere.
S9:lt1 JIM g. LEW.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

nay. The Publisher of the HERALD re-
turns his grateful Acknowledgements to his
old and valued friend, Capt. j. Peak, for a
,cash-tub filled with variety of mammoth
egctablcs-White head Cabbage, Beets,
Cucumbers, Beans, Squash, etc. Any one
of our visitors from the old States who
could see these products Of our soil, would
acknowledge that, for vegetables at least,
Dallas is hard to beat. Thanks again.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

psn.F. B. Bryan & Co. have some local
notices in to-days paper, to which atten
ton is directed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

Tho ashdns all over Mcsloo is As good
AMI Intellectual ~ ever Little harm u
done to II 70 but greai doal Of robbery Ia
going on. They arc having hno time.
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COrSiCaUa.

Persons visiting the above place, now the
terminus Of the Central R.R, should call on
II.C. Hoskins & Co, dealers in Drugs, Medi-
cines, Paints, Oils, etc. They keep full
supply Of all goods in their line, which
they warrant fresh and pure. (S0tf1
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". IT, cARET......-..-.~...,... ......-o. 2 rufaSrv
III. H. CAREY G co..,
BUILDERS & GENERAL CARPENTERS,
DALLAS, TExAS,

NTOULD announce TO The Ciiizeas or
w the city and county, snd all who
contemplate Building, that they are pre-
pared to Contract for Erecting all kinds
Of Buildings, both Public and Private,
either of Wood, Brick, or Stone, At the
shortest notice and in the most modern
styles. win also furnish Plans, Specif-
cations, Working Drawings, &c, for all
kinds Of Buildings, and superiB;cHd the
erection of any pHblic or private buildings
All kinds OF Mill Tork dSae aud gaa-
ranteed, and Fixtures furnished.
Persons wishing any verk in orr liac
arc respectfully invited to give Us a call,
and examine cur Plans, prices, &c.
shop on East Kim Street, near Harris
Steam Mil.
W u CAREY & c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

Tho old lies about Pendloton and Hen
bricks being for Greeley are being repeat
ed In some of the Greeley papers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

Hp6yAttcntion is called to the Special
Notices of Comcrforl & Co, in today pa
per.
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MARRIED.

At the residence of he officiating Justice, on Wed.
nss,lay June 5il, 1872, by Meredith Myers y. p.
Precinct No. 3, Mr.. ANDY YOUNG and Miss ALICE
STRADEK, all OF this county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08
Williams 4 MaSten

Williams Il Masten
Have just received a new supply Of Strict
ly Pure White Lead. They sell at Lowest
rates. [3o4w.
>~~~~I~~~~~~~~~-~~
IfYOu Want
To get the best bargains in Dallas, call
on F. b. Bryan g. Co., they are selling very
low. [S92w.
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The Dallas

Manufac turing Company Mills will be
open for business on Tuesday, the 4th day
of Jr, !. We are prepared to purchase
wheat.
JAS. E. SCOTT, Prcs't.
Dallas, June 50, 1S72-3S2t.
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A Fine Lot

Of the latest styles Of Clothing just re-
ceived and for sale at very low figures by
F. d. Bryan g. Co.
sow. Sign of the Elephant.
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1NENTISTRY.


will he at my Office (up stairs over Ullmaun
Co.'s store early and late, prepared to give satisiac-
ton In all cases in tho line Of Dentist. My work
is ON exhibition both IN the city and county. No
risk to runAll work warranted to stand tho test OF
mastcation aud Filings to preserve tho teeth.
Please call and sec me.
3J.tC ]. A. SEEGAR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08
June

June
Is the proper month TO tune and clean
your pianos, and prevent the ravages Of
the moths. Mr.. G. I. Sisson will be here
then, and attend 10 them for oil parties
needing his services. [2S;till Junel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

Sumner has made very bitter. speech
nrsinsi Grs-t in the Senate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08
All Parties

ALI PartleS
Having Pianos that need tuning will do
we'll to save them for C. T. SIssoS, who
will visit Dallas In June next without fail.
All work warranted, satisfaction guaran-
teed and charges moderate.
fl7until June lstl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08
EWAhA.EAM HEIr.a!
gG0al alptirrs,
EsTHAV NoTlcn-rA.z.as 40.

TAKEN up hy James Smith, and cstraycd he.
lore W. lIalso, j. p. Precinct No t. on iG,y main
PONY, II hands high, or . years old branded -
(connccted) on right shoulder; appraised nj SIS Al.
50 one bay MARE about Az hni Dis high, about =
years old, branded III On Lett shoulder, and he same
brand on left Up appraised at $50. rs atn
TAKEN mp 10y q. Longmiro, aud cstraycd brlnro
W. j. llallS'll, J. p. Precinct No. 4, one brown
MARE, about ljlG hands high, snip on the nnsr,
or years old, branded on the rielt sh uldr 4
with bar across the bottom appraised at So.
3S:3i'l
TAKEN MP by Jonathan Petty, rnl cstri yrd hn
fore j. d. KerfOpt, r., Precinct No. |. ra bit
ten gray HORSE. 10 lc.rH old, II Z hands high,
works well valued Mt 80. 37:it".
JOHN N. LAWS, c. D. q D. G., TeNAs
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EOR SALE,
nAY AND STOCK
sc AL e S /.

The undersigned respectfully inform thu public that
fhey have ffted up Hay and Stock Scales on the
south side Of the Pebble Square, where they gill
weigh all Kind q rrcd, produce, etc. that may e
brought 10 them Rates reasonable. We respect
fully solicit the patronage Of The rHl.lie.
WORK COEEf.
Dallas. Nag 4. ls7s-sIu
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A New Stock

a New Stock
Of Prints just received and for sale at
ten cents per yard, by
5&2w.] F. Is. BRYAN y Co.
Competition is the Life Of
Trade.-The Peoples Market sell meats
for living profit only. We buy no stock
but that of the first quality, which we pro
pose to sell just as cheap US the inferior
quality which is now sold in Dallas.
JIG. COMERFORD q co.
30:1t1 Main Street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-08

Young In Years but Old In
Busin ess. bad, that Butchers have
to wrangle and quarrel with ono another.
Such is not the case at the "People's Mar
ket" Everything glides along harmoni-
ously. None but obliging and first class
full for the more than liberal patronage
bestowed upon us heretofore, We respect
fully solicit continuance Of tho same.
COMERFORD s. DAWSON.
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Rates of Tuition, per Term of ~ Months:

Rates of Tuition, per Term of ~ Months:
Preparatory $40 and Sl2
Academic Department 10
Collegiate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - ~
.............. 22l%
Contingent ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ~
Latin or Crock, One Dollar per month extra.
Tuition, specie, payable by the tern one half in
advance; when not thus paid, ten pcr cent Interest
from end Of term till pad.
BOARD with the Principal or elsewhere, at from
Slo to Sl2 per month. Buarders ut ALL times under
tho care of the Principal.
Pupils charged from the time they enter TO the
close of term, and they expected to remain till
close of session.
Deduction only for absence by sickness of two
weeks or more.
Small Boys Admitted.
Girls and Boys assigned to SEPARATE ROOMS and
PLAY GROUNDS.
Strict NON INTERCOURSE at School, as we'll as in
coming and going.
pS- Pupils to come and go at tho ringing OF the
bell.
Dallas, July 29th, 1s7l.-i6tf.
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The Ladies'

Are most respectfully solicited to call at
Thompson s. Pierce's Book Store, and ex-
anime their stock Of Jewelry, warranted
pure gold. [25tf1
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For Sale,

For Sale,
fine Residence, situated in the North
part Of town, with two acres of land.
Apply to o. L. BAILEY,
3S:tf1 On the premises.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-22

MAsoUERADK.-"OuF Fsvorites" give
their nrsE masqusrade party tonight, at
MoOk'a hall, dancing 20 commence 81 nine
o'clock.
TEE party at the WoTBham House To-
night viii also be q very attractive affair.
Those attending are expected to be on
m1sqae. The members of the various
committees are rs follows; Committee on
lnvitation-Wm. Milford, ]. W. VIII
Llama, Alph. Mellon, T. ]. Hsistand,
Frank Aydlett, @. YaccarO, A. Bowie, and
j. g Worshsm. Committee on EKsmi-
natiOn-H. 7. Tomlinson, W. o. Foster,
q. P. Woodbridge and Tench Sibley.
Floor AsnsgsrB-J. T. Tomlinson, Sam.
Finley, F. Aydlett, J. W. Wilisms, J. g.
WOrsham and W W. White.
TIE THEATRE. This house WA crowd.
ed last night, crowded In every part, bv
so audience largely composed OF the ellie
of our population. It was an audience OF
which little LottR may well be proud. Ii
Wa complimentary 70 her talent, and
proved that she has q strong hold upon
The sympathy Of our people. That she
playsd up to the requirements OF
such an audisncs none car doubt
who sat ont q performance re-
pIste with feeling and pathos. As LtRe
NeH, an adaptation from the Curiosity
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-22
PERSONAL.

W. J. SYKES, Esq, has our thanks fol-
"a few subscribers" He Is doing yeo.
man service in the q Of railroads In
Tennessee.
OUR resdsrs viii regret TO learn that
Judge Thomas r. Smith is seriously III,
BIS friends are encouraged 10 believe that
be viii recover.
MAJOR w. J. WHITTEoRNE, father OF
Colonel W. j. WhitEhorns, member OF
congress from the Maury county district,
this State, died at Shelbyviue on ths I9sh
snd was buried on the 2lst.
Nh. PETER TRACY arrived last night
from Little Rock. He leaves today for
Mississippi, as the avsnt courier Of the
fair Olive Logan, who so far has been well,
snd deseEvedly well received in the
South.
MR, ". L. BARRE, late of the Nashville
Union and American, will be the city edi-
tor of the Memphis Daily Register, q new
next, and Of which Col. F. A. Tyler Will
be editOr-in chief.
COMMANDER J. A. BROWN, late Of @, s.
navy and formerly of the u. :. navy, who
msde himself immortal by his gG0Rntry
while in command of the Arkansas, is 3
guest at he Peabody hotel, where he was
delighted yesterday by meeting several Of
his old shipmates,
Miss OLIVE LOGAN and husband, Mr..
WirG skies, arrived IN the city last night
from Little Rock. They leave to-day for
Holly Springs, Mississippi, where Mics
Logan lectures Thursday night. From
theEe she gees to Vioksburg and Jackson,
sad thence to New Orleans.
THE Union and American of Tuesday
has this item: "Eon. James Phelan, for
rnnTAU ~ Mf~c1aa1nnH UnA q wmaunhar ~
the Confederate congress, now president
OF Memphis, Is at the Maxwell house.
He comes to represent the merchants of
Memphis in the merchants tax question
Ia the supreme court, which will probably
be tried this week.
DUB young friend, Master George Inge,
for some months gReut of the APPEAL, at
UoTinth, has entered as 3 student ct the
''University Of the South" Sewsnee, and
viii, therefore, sffer q while sever his cOD
nection with Inc "old reliable APPEAL,D
for which he has labored SO faithfully.
viii part with him with regret, and
hope his career In life viii be as brilliant
and useful as his present promises.
WIZ. DAWSON and family, st. Paul, Min.
Ex-Governor Chapman, Hunts
Vile; Ex-Governor Patton, Huntsville;
Ihos. Allen, st. Louis and Iron Mountain
II. B. MsTquand, New York;
". B. Leonard. New York; W. r, Allen,
Cairo and Fulton railroad; Count Won
Arnim, German minister at Washington;
Paul Butcher, New York Chas P. Thsyer,
Boston; ). Il. MOaby, Someryille; Cen
sral Nicely, Bolivar, are at the Peabody
lotel.
EDWARD PAZsoN WALTON viii deliver
lecture st the United States court room,
80 Main street, this evening ct seven
Those who would comprehend
he philosophy Of Emanuel S~Wedenborg
attend. Nj. Walton will be fol-
owed by Mr.. Stewart, Of 81, Louis, who
viii probably reach the city to-day. The
3wedenborgians are especially earnest in
heir assaults upon modern spiritusltsm.
Ralph Wsldo Emerson says that 'Swe-
isnborg is the last Father In the church
md ia not likely to hsYe 8 SUCCESSOR" H. |
Beecher said not long ago that no man
claim TO know the theoiogy Of the 18Th
who has not read Swedsnb0rg.
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AcAss IN POINT.
raxes-EObinsOn TOpp and wife vs.. The
City of hemPhfs.


The Injunction must be dissolved If the
claim of complainant Robertson Topp be
susceptible Of assignment In its present
shape, snd IL tine sgreement between these
| compIsinsnts hiss the effect to give the
wife the benefit Of an assignment, and If
such claim can be set of against taxes due
the city, yet the mount of the taxes due
upon Mrs. Topp's property previous to
1870, equals, IL it does not exceed, this
claim set up in the bill. Such is the sworn
statement set forth in
THR ANswER
know Of no principle which would su-
thorizs this court to eDioIn or psrpstUste
an Injunction 70 restrain the collection of
taxes as due for 1870, beosuse Of 3 claim
ths delinquent holds against the city,
| which is exceeded in amount by the back
taxes due and unpaid by such delinquent.
The remaining question is as to the power
TO distrsin the personal property OF q
fems covert for the tsXsG due upon hsr
separate real estate, and 1 think it very
clesr that this msy be done. It does not
rest uP3n contracts and the question of
power in the feme to contract in reference
70 her separate property is not involved.
Il belongs TO the
SOVEREIGNTY OF THE TATE
20 levy and collect taxes; and under the
constitution this power Lasy bs delegated
70 counties and municipalities, but when
30 delegated its nSture is not changed.
All the property of the cltizsn is subject 70
this burden, aud it Is to be imposed in
such mode and upon such property as the
legislature may designate; and the legis-
lSture has the same power 70 order that
the personal estate OF q fene covert be
subjected to the payment Of the tsxea as
ssssed against her separate real estate as
to n rate such real estate itself with its
payment.
THE GREAT FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE
applicable to taxation is that the property
OF the citizen Is pledged to the support Of
the government.
In Gledney vs.. Dssver's, s Georgia R.,
479, Judge Hesbitt says, after stating the
above proposition
''The sekole property Is bound for the
taxes. That it is not confined to the sps-
oihc property upon which esch item of the |
taxes arises, 10 man fest In this-the law |
requires the personal estate first to be
sold to pay the tsx, and If none, or not |
enough, then the real estate" Accord
ingly,
TAXES ORIGINATING on LANDS
may be paid ont of the personal estate, and
Vice versa,
Here the legislature of tennessee allows
and directs the personal property OF the
delinquent to be Bes5s6 by distress war
rant tor the enforcement of The unpaid
taxes on lands. It is a mode Of collecting |
the public revenue which he legislature
has exclusive power to prosecute. It has
made no exceptions, and b courts can
make none.
1 cannot concur In the view that the
warrant should designate the spe-
cihc personal property OF the feme TO be
upon. AHy or az that she has is
TO be distrsinad. II she has none, /
she cannot be prejudiced in this regard,
and the collection would bsSe to be en-
forced By suhjscting her real estate.
W, L SCOTT, Chancellor,
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BIZ ~ HAiA STREET.

Thisis Wsggensr's number. Wagner.
tne renowned merchsn5 tailor, sc ms1
who hiss no superior IN The msuufscEn-s
Of ~fashlonsble clothing. WazEsaer leads
me fashions IN Aemphls-Ea is sizavs
up Win the times, and can make 8 sufs IN
any style, WHISTLER Of Londor. Paris. Bsr-
LIN or New York. We ocnmsu@ Wag-
gener TO the resders Of the APPEAL,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-22

DISTINGUISHED physician, in SPEAK
ING OF The alterstive and Rperient proper
s1es OF upper Blue Lick. says: 'fThsrs "a
not i American tbs Eorid Ds-bsTsG
any other one specimen Of nstussl miners
spring FsSer holding IN solution 50 Erssf
9 Yartety OF salts. the value Of whieb -
the treatment Of disease Is amply sstsz4aS
~ their daily employment ia some Sorm
by our most sk1llful physiciansD
MAhSFIELD & HIGBFF
WhOie1ala agert-
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INQUEST.
A a stOry-Dsad From Drunkenness.

Coroner Mofast held an INQUEST
yesterday on the body OF q Mrs.
Hsnnsgh Kline, who rssidsd at Mira. Man
ning's boarding house on Market street.
1t appeared from the testimony before the
coroner that Mrs. Kline had been addicted
to drink TO an alarming extent OF late; 50
much 90 that her husband sbardonsd her
last Friday. since that time shs has been
In = destitute condition and keeping up
her spree. She drank freely OF beer al
day Tuesday, complaining OF feeling bad
~ before she went to bed. When the
maid entered the Don ysster-
day morning she found her dead. The
jury. sfter hearing ali the facts, returned
verdict that she came to hsr death
from fute1perate habits,