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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-14

The Christian Ohuch in this
town have been holding an
interesting series Of meetings.
Three weeks Ed. J. H. Jones
preached night and day, to
large audiences, powerful and
eloquent discourses. Then af
ter q cessation OF two weeks,
Ed. Ira j. Chase, who it will
be remembered stirred up such
great revival here last win.
ter, commenced a meeting
which continued over two Sun.
days, closing on the 4th inst
The result of these meetings
was an addition OF nineteen
members to the Church-seven
under the labors OF Ed. Jones,
and twelve under the minis.
trations of ED. Chase. ..
Below We give the names ol
those who united with the con.
gregatiOn: EL.
Eliza Brown, Emma Gregg,
Maggie, Garrett, Carolina Sis
son, Elizabeth Barnes, Minnie
Wyckdfi, Eliza Barnes. Aman.
da Barnes, Adelia Eby, Levisa
Coe, Aariah Quick, Rachel
Quick, Martha Pearce, Miner
va Quick, John Waldron, VIM,
W. BeIford, Mary l.. Belford,
ndrew W. Brown, Mary Wal
dron.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-14
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.

We des ire 10 engage a se~ more agents to rell
The world renowned Improved BUCKEYE
SEWING MACHINE, at liberal salary
or on commission. horse and wagon given
70 age pts. Full part,c ulars FURNISHED on ap-
plication. Address Wa HEN ERsON 4
co General Agents, Cleveland, Ohio, and 81.
Lo rs, Mo. rF 2iiebfwdd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-14
BIRTHS.

AT McArthur Station, OH 9th inst :,
to Mr. and Mrs. Ezra rimms, a son.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-14

In accordance with the call
Of the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee, the Republi-
cans of Vinton county are re-
quested to meet in Mass Con-
ventlon at the Court House, in
Macarthur, al 2 PM, Saturday,
March 18th, for the purpose Of
selecting two delegates to rep
resent them at the State Con-
vention to be held at Colum.
bus ON the 9th of March. The
Convention will also select q
County Central Committee for
the ensuing year.
By order Vlnton Co. Ex. Com
J. N. MCLAUGHLIN, Chm,
JAS. W. DELAY, Sec'y.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-14
THE vINT0N RECORD.

LOCAL MATTERS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03
$500 PER YEAR.

ssrative delight Characteristic Of these Impress
ible denirens OF the tropics. She sang sery
Plain'ive dit,y, accompanying herself on kind
Of guitar, peculiar IN shape and not unpleasing in
tone. The song over. tho ,hirty-sigh,h native in.
hntry band struck up again merriIy, the rockets
and other hrewovks-among which, revolving
floating wheels on the surface of the tank. throw
ing ont jets Of fame, were the best Of the lot
began to iiy about in wilder conclusion and with
more noise than ever but the lights commencing
to fade gave warning Of the fight Of time, and
the distinguished party accordingly retired about
II p, IN. warmly expressing their pleasure at the
hOsp,able reception Of the natives.
Jack Napier. Of the Gordon Highlanders. the
Governors youngest son and A. d. G., is going
to the camp ofinstrueiiOn at Peshawur, and some
speculation is rife as to his successor in this very
desirable position. The iavorite seems to be one
Of the hosts on this occasion. young officer OF
the artillery, famous rider and accomplished
amateur actor, for whose return to Madras the
Dramatic Society have been clamoriug ever since
his battery marched thence some two years ago.
He is now trimming himself and the horse Bis
marck@ for the races to come Of in three weeks,
aud with twenty-three pounds Of too. too solid
flesh" to take off with vapor baths, hard exercise
aud repose under piles Of blankets with the ther-
mOmeter at ninety degrees viii deserve success
ifhe doesn't attain it These races are pc
euliar feature Of Indian life, and with an almost
absolute absence Of gambling serve as welcome
breaks TO the monotony of this enforced exile,
bringing together crowds of visitors from every
station within weeks journey by rail, palanquin
or humble bullock-eart, are looked forward to
with excitement, and the memory cherished with
pleasure. But this letter is growing iusuIerably
long, and must reserve my ammunition for des
eIipiion of the affair when il comes of.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03
SUGAR 4 MOLASSES

SUGAR 4 MOlASSES
WEST MAUI SUGAR ASSOCIATION,
LAHAINA, MAUI.
Z GSEoICE SUGARS crvP Sr ASIA sev sossoS
y n sas sS ssAs =
ISrs IsEs
= sPsNCKR eLza
RlLo. Al SA
~ 20
Sugar and Molasses,
NRuP NOM COMING IN, and Tor sale
Y II SsAzs5ssss e sax Fs-vAEsS-s. ey
lisa WALKER i ALLEN, Asesss.
KkUPAKUEA PLANTATION
CUGAR NOW COMING IN and fer sale
= il Ssazsissss g. Szis purchases ~
$l-lS &E0N6 a AcaCoA,
Pioneer Mill. Lahaina.
NAMPBELL * TURToN, PrOpnetOrs.
y C-ev - S@gS- e sEvSrrs- S1z,ssy, zeg ec-i1e
= AzS ss- s1ls II Quantities e SAT- y
81 X HAc6FELp a GO.
oNoMEA PLANTATION.
Sugar and NoIasSe~-CroP ISsI
JOINING ~. FOR SALE IN QUANTITIES
y e SIX Fz-SA&ss-s- ~
lz wALKER ALLEN. Acvzss.
PRIECEvILLR PLANTATION.
Sugar and NIoIaS<e~-CroP ISS1
JOINING IN. FOR SALE IN QUANTITIES
y - xzis purchasers ~
l-z WALKER ALIEN, Asssss,
MAKEE PLANTATION.
New Crop OF Sugar 4 NolaSSes
Nov CONTN6 N. AND FOR SALE N cCAS-
y sS-ses > Sz5s purchasers 81
rSz {. RRswEE 4 90. AcVsss-
WAILUKU PLANTATION.
NEW CROP VOW COMING IN, FOR SALE
~ 4 Szs=sssses = <1it rz-SA4ss-S- ~
sE= c RREWES & CO. acvEtx
FOREIGN NOTICES.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

A NOVEL GuS-CARRi1GR-Ou 10 q certain
Western fort. some time ago. the Major conceived
the idea that artillery might be used effectively
IN fighting with the Indians, BY dispensing with
Z gun-caniages and fastening the cannon upon Che
backs of mules So be explained his views 70
the Commandant and It was determined TO try
I the experiment A snail hoEilzer was selected
and strapped upon an ambulance mule, with the
m1zzle pointed toward the tail When they had
secured the gun and loaded it With ballcartridgs,
they led that calm and steadfa5t mule oBt TO the
bluf, and set up q target in the middle Of the
river to practice at The rear Of the mule vas
turned toward the target, and be vas backed
gently up to the edge Of the bluG The officers
stood around in ssmi-circis, while the Major
vent up and inserted a time f1se 10 the touch
hole Of the hoEitzer. When the fuse vas ready,
the Major lit it and retired. 10 a minute o. two
the hitherto unrufEisd mule heard the fixing back
there in bis rear, and it made him uneasy. He
reached his head around 70 ASCERTAIN what vas
going ou, and as be did 80 bis body turned and
the howitzer began 10 sweep around The horizon
The male at last became excited as bis curiosity
grew more and more intense. aud in a second or
two be was standing with his four legs IN buach,
making six revolutions a minute. a1d the how
itzsr, understand. thTeaisning sudden death 70
every man within half mile. The Comman5ant
vas observed 70 Climb suddenly Up tree the
LeutenAnts we're seen sliding-0Tsr the blaf into
tbs nysr, as il they didn't care At al about tho
high price Of uniforms the Adjutant made good
time toward the fort; the Sergeant began 70
throw up breastEorks With bis bayonst, and the
Major rolled over On the ground and gTcansd-
10 two or thrss minutes there vas q puff q
smoke, dali thsd. and The msls-ohl where Was
bes A solitary jsekas5 might have been seen
turning successive back Hummsrsaalis over the
bl1f, Osly 70 rest at anchor, 6aaliy, with BIS
bogitzsr, at the bottom Of the river ahils tho
ball vert of toward the fort. BIT The chiuusT ID
the Majors quarters. rlttlsd the adobs bricks
down intO The pariOr, and frightensd ths Msjors
wife into conTulsioDs. They Do not ailads 70 it
Dow, and no report Of he results q ibs sxpsri-
nsut vas ever seat % the War Dspartmszt.--
An II.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

fear feel confident that The camp Of exercise
viii do good by showing how easily an over
whelming force can be assembled at= short notice.
There has been a very restless state Of feeling
this year amOsg the Mohammedans. gouerslly.
and far more wahabeO intrigue than people
imagine, hence consider this show Of strength
on our part very oppOrtune."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03
G. W. GREE a CO.
HAWAIIAN SOAP WORKS.

A -a-l1--As s1l-Il'l--scs E1l -al-lErI
Il 81 Eais x Slap- Eeef. N1zTz- Ezs suns
rE-ilr 2 a al
cs-s- 81 Ea-- Ssss ~a.r-s r-fs-s VI =. -sssir,-f
zzf zr-1seT a=aE1.sEf "a E1F-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03
NOTICE.

SASsS-ssAS TIE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS
;h4sks al Pstrous fsz past fAvorS, sssin fsrshs;
Gezaris
Asy zePsis ee1rssriy sseszuss &C The Siss Deesz.
sSr- 1871. desiring have <ssSlei ztsost suy far
sher e-sS ies Fxrsiss zs2c-iss. j; is perfect
hcSs ss Dun, ard ELECTS u IT,
Ets r-srSS AzvS e<Sz rsasc-ahls and skeeid L
paS- L Is. he ;hiukS- sskirs advantage ef sooi
11EEre.
JOHN THOMAS wATERHoUSg.
S-R II zes Paid soe-. ks I'll hare to bs AZ TIE
sIVSzss e sc1s FrIzse1 SIPS ucs saleziztsd uPSu
Ehez Ms gods we're s,l3.
JOHN THOMAS wATERHOUSE-
J.zzs-y 81. 1878
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

BosToE minister EsyS be oncs pre1cbe< o.
Tie RseoyBiiion of Frisnds 10 ne E1fusr,@ ana
Bas tod afeF SERIES By hssfsr that it goulE b
more % TIE poiut 70 preach about the BssoEnifica
d friends bsrs, be bad Zen 10 The e5ur-h fEenly
Jszs snd di5a't know any q iis ueuherL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
SEE MY COLUMN!
Not THIS, but the Other One
Queer! Very Qpccr

Queer, Very Qaecr,
IN NY ADVERTISING COLUMN, my
AueAors and CAains tsr sale are crowded eat ssd
4-e 4=sasSs tAe Ness,zs-ts RrisiSA NetiOsl They
Wi es sSla sAssP, very cheap
Funny! Very Funny!
IL ny Advertising Csluan. ny Bird Traps. Bird
HorSsS ana R-resrS Gags. eT WAseh have = Spss1-
Ss3 assortment, sre SrSv&ed cat. They viii he soli
sSssp, vsSy esssR-
Qaeer. Very Queer:
Nv PSls-Biair's. whelp,o0's and Ceekle's are
s-ev3e3 eat ard are i-eleae3 ii the Nesisss.
Tro. Pests f,- Wirv Fezeiss. which viii sell Tor
Is eszss eseA. Is z1eA les than the raw material
eeSss hc-v>
rae Funniest of AIIl-Rrrsssis Csrrs, which
ssve fer sale srlcrds5 artsss. aaG guaranteed oi
e0E seslisy, 81 - PER eezs sss< than the Carpet fer
Tx New Hcse eaSi IN San Frszeisso. besides whish,
fress iz<srszee Esd duty @ass be added to the San
Esazsssea essi. Il vouS take mathematician 70
sasesiate the lOss izcarTSd BY act purchasing heF
Net Queer or Very Queer:
TAe Steamer Klla=r4 Is decided s-ee~s< als uaA-
se-Tsly assists {, rvo;s trade snd develop ths re
sSzross sC The Kirclsz- lGr1Ghlers EOsvSthssand-
The New Hotel.
TA<re has hess diEsrsuee ef episiou in selss-
Suecce q OPshsl=A AZ morally eeFsSin i VII be
DECIDED II Frezosirs ;hs interests of these
fAir isls15s. su6 gTvas bezsss to then.
Loig5sk Eezss KEEPERS zse6 uSs quake seek =
rei1e,sez II rSss fer they vii have their share frO
sse azsSr & vi;erS the wonders of this
Kizclcz-
Teis NStSszsl Hesel. 50 =SeA seeied fer the up
b1iSisE e Sszsy Is,AzSs, vii. in eosjunesion
With 0sher sctt3 izPrvp e@satx made hr Govern
rzszt. 5Ezs-tSliEe the rrisz e KANEEANEEA Yrs
Lczs nay &c live and rSSea.
JOHN THOMAS wATgRHoUSB.
y.-zsrv 81 rS-s-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

Golden Rod Tobacco.
1a CASES Of this sr1IcIe for sale Low. by
~ a. E1LLES I c.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

Hawaiian Ness Beef
THE BEST ARTICLE in tsIs marker.
Il E- a- y ~ BQLLES { o.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

SALOOS, Pilot and He6Ian Bread. IN
- Harss- h1lE t1Ess Ezi s1z--srz- Eiss.
A Full Assortment Of Crzckerx,
Fz CgAET-F1r zals IT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03
CALIFORNIA
MsURAKCK CoMPAKY.

TIE CNDH<TGEED- AGEErS Or THE
n E5rus Csm1rs- 4s-s teen sz-i.sf 60 sra1-s ma
N CGzr1- Fr-4Ehr ant Treas1rs- E-lu E--ri1ir
Nd 1sras Il IA El-iL- 1zlf-d-z
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03
Insurance Notice

TvaE AGENT FOR THE BRITISH F-
IL slI Asr-us I1sz7-z1rz Clnu1l1F- .LinI1=f.
-zi-=f -=izra -zras E1lHE-1-r-s
s-rss=- P,r-z 2szi1 AM rlaE -
7z-=r RairEs Enzzz EzEzsz
-=In1a-aEn n E-s--zz pr Szsana-E
rEEl Z EAFLFz
@l1z- Apzr H. FUR Mr. Ez a fE6niz.f
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OR L

HORsE-Tuesday. the Eth inst, nom the
II subscriber, one iron-grsy horse, 3 years
old, uubrOke, but gentle, raised r pet: Is
hands high; very straight hind legs; hind
ankles white; star in forehead. 4 viii
pay twenfy-nve dollars for the colt and
a liberal reward for the thief, delivered TO me
On the old Raleigh road, i've miles from
Memphis. Ihave discovered the thief: he Is
n black sleek-lOOking negro, 10 years old; his
name is John Carter; he has been passing I'M
der the alias OF Charley smith, and sold the
colt to Charley Harris for . pistol.
VIA JOHN n. WALKER,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-14

DLASTkTIoN-A splendid cotton and stock
Il raising plantation, situated in the Talla-
hatchie Valley, Mississippi, Is now offered for
sale or exchange Tor Memphis property. h
place contains go acres, 800 acres Of which Is
The improvements are in fair order, and It's
productions are always accessible 10 market
This II a rare chance 10 secure a good place. II
will be exchanged OF sold on reasonable terms
or in sections % suit purchasers. For further
particulars, inquire at the house Of Miburn,
Walker a 90, 81 Union street jeB
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TOW-A red and white COW, four or ave
~ years old; marked under bit; crop and
Ait In each ear, as near a. remembe and
branded on the hip with letter g. Ten dol
lars reward FOR her return 20 No. I2 Jones
avenue. fvfO
noG-A white pointer bitch. one lemon
~ colored ear. A liberal reward viii be
paid, II returned TO 8l Vance street. guI
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ate per cent- lG IL
To moun oyeTpaid on col
lecticns OF August 7aS 70
ssk sl0se = sI90se D
By amount overpaid on
collections Of August,
S.48 20.
September - Collected as
per books checked By
Grand Jury on county $50
tax-.---- .----.--,- 2,72 Il
Collected a. per books
checked by Grand Jury
October 6-Paid A. Wood
x S@sFfaS Sa gsai { "a a .2IX.24S
October 8-Paid A. Wood
ward on interest on cou-
pOng IN warrants - I3ST 80
october !SPaid A. Wood
ward on Judgments IN ~.
October i2-Paid County "
Court Clerk in Mississippi "
railroad bonds and cou- aa4l A
pons--....-. s6,740 %
By commissions on E,78G 49,
ut per ent...-...-.--...-.-- 81 80
ap1ouptOverpafd On col
leetions OF SeptembeE~.- $T& o
s9,2s LOSSES 10
BY amount oyerpaid on raHrHHHF II.
60 Sc Of September,
Observation-Disclosures as
books checked by Grand
Jury on COUNTY tax. 81 10 EHr
November ID, paidA. Wood
warrants --.----r---- l,O2i Il
Judgments Ia eurrency.- - %
By commissions on SCI 10
at 3 per ent-.- lg
amount overpaid on
collections Of October.-... 1914 u
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STRAYEn.

DAY MARE MULE-On Nth July, branded
ID ID on hind quarters on OPP osite side on
the outside curve o. hip one small white
spot Ten dollars reward for delivery OF
10 me, near Germantown, or to Fargason
a Clay, $50 Front street.
JyII CHAs. TUZZLE, Coiored.
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RooMs n BOARD.

DOOMS AND BOARD-Man n MS wife. or
II two young men, can be accommodated
IN a private famMy. Terms reasonable. No.
e ~. Martin street, corner OF FontOtoe street..
DOARD-ROoms, furnished or ~unfnrniehed
ID with board, for families, can be had At
reasonable rates, al 10 Madison street. Day
obarders accommodated, jus
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FOUND.

Vow AND GALA white COW and calf;
~ the COW has two brown ears, with slit In
right ear. Apply toIH0MAS CUBBINS, near
Brlek Church, new Raleigh road iylt
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I
EDITORS APPEAI-Please find a place
for the following answer -
TO MECHANIC:
In the APPEAL OF the tenth instant
you ask-Ffnst, If nominated and elect
ed, viii you use your influence to have a
mechanics Hen law passed at the next
session Of the Legislature, that for re-
pairs, construction, z material fur
nished, OF work done on any building OF
machinery, they have 9 prior lien to
any other claim, to the amount Of such
work or material furnished.
Ianswer yes; If put a single on a
mans house, it e my shingle until he
pays for it.
You AJAX second wiz you use your
influence to get the one Hundred dollars
exemption law restored to our statute
books, that is-to have one hundred dol
lars Of q WOrkingman's wages exempt
nom attachment
Yes; aud furthermore, viii leave no
stone unturned 20 advance the interests
of the poor man and the Iaborer, accept
ing the theory that the rich can protect
themselves. JOSEPH BARBIERE.
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AyswER To MECHANIC.

? READ Southern Palace advertisement
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9 nKAA

Go 70 Lsddinfs Business college.
Th0s. Cubbins, hrieklaysF, "a Main
G. RsdeF, CsFpentss IL Washington.
Attend Robertson's Busines College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery
No. NJ Main street. Three huluesl
gem pictures for ffy cents
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READ Southern Palace advertisement.
FINEST WEDDING SUITS at wagge
ner's for SiO0.
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~ portable engine and boiler, OF about Il
horse power. Address ESSEX, Appeal ONCE,
s-a-ln- laMesL nrlce. condlilon. looal-on. etc.
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REMOVAL.

MkE MCKEOGH has removed her Dress
NJ making rooms 10 $50 Main street, over S.
q. hhfnes store, where she viii be pleased 10
see her patrons D the ladies generally.
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D. C. 6 Il. n.
SOUTHERN PALACE. 8S2 MAIN STREET.
READ southern Palace advertisement.

THE Old Company sells gas at two dol
lars and tEeRty cents per one thousand.
No charge for setting meters Once,
29I Second street.
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FOR FRIARis pOINT I'D RFNDa


zTs Msm16s MoNbAYS, TEDXEDzTs
and FRIDATA a. 4 Pr. eCnneonnS as Ea-
sra with The steaHls1 hdODA Tor AGraEsn
ard all points 9a LAnsafLs nVsr- IZ
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READ southern Palace advertisement.

4EEKEN Bios. viii give special bar
gains tn Jsconets, SWisses, Victoria
Lawns, Organizes and all other white
goods 20 close them out. They viii also
offer q line OF Embroidered Edging and
Inssrtings, Lace Collars and Laces.
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Hotel, restaurant and steamboat tableware
plated IN the best manner.
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REAp southsra P.I.osadvsE.l.smsnt

pnrvm.wnIa, e Maia ssrsst
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PERSONAL.


WE are indebted to MI. NJ. Henochs-
berg for a beautiful photograph of Hor-
ace Greeley. Mr.. HenOchsberg has a
fine assortment Of pictures, frames, etc,
at his dep0tOn Main street, near Gayoso.
THOMAS BURNEY, Arkansas: n. A.
Haven. st. Louis John 8. Blake. Baltl-
more; w. A. Hedden, Louisville, Ken
lucky; w. W. Clark, Cincinnati: J. NJ.
Reid, E. G. Lewis, Russellviile, Ken
lucky; James II. Cochran, Norfolk; NJ.
L. Bell, Pine Bluff; Z. II. Shaw, Foster
Robinson, Jefferson, Texas, are at the
Peabody Hotel.
RALPH WORNELEY & Co. have been.
cotton factors In this city from time i'm
memorial. BY sedulOus care, CONSUME
mate skill and rigid honesty, Mr..
Wormeley has Won the implicit conf
dence alike Of planters, buyers and
hanks. He has gathered about him q
body Of customers who have adhered to
him for more than twenty years, and if
any fact need be adduced illustrative of
his personal worth Il would De found in
the Onfalte1ng faith and friendship of
those who have known him longest.
DIR. GEORGE A. MATHEs, the popular
editor of the SOmerville F0lcOR, is IN the
tAS1. ~ was gA1A AEANAuAtiE HOnl u WISH
10 MOntvaie Springs and other points in
the eastern portion of the State. DIR.
Aathes is q candidate for Floater from
the counties OF Fayette and Shelby. He
has q host OF friends in Shelby, who are
anxious for his success. He Is, in all
respects, q representative man, and has
devoted his whole lie to the interests of
the masses. He favors economy, re-
trenchment and reform. If elected he
VIII make q brilliant as well as q work.
ing member of the Legislature.
READ Southern Palace advertisement.
THE DAILT APPEA is served to city SUBJ
s~cr1bers seven issues per week, only twenty
I'VE cents.
READ Southern Palace advertisement.
FINEST WEDDING SUITS at Wagge
ner's for Si00.
READ Southern Palace advertisement.
HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the Ebay Horse?D
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ZOE 81. &c RTvER
FOR RIVER.

$50
WI leave Memphis - bow EVERY TUES.
DAY At 8 o'clock pm.
Fer he.Sht O PsssaSs apply On 90
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To amount unpaid on 1879. sos g.
Taxes of 1870 collected by VIM. Me-
Lean, Tax-COllectOr:
1870.
OctOber-COllected as per
books checked by Grand
Jury on county taxi. S3,gJ9 80
Nov. 2d-Paid A. Wood
ward on bridge tax, In
warrants. 49,. $50 90
Nov. 2d-Paid a. Wool
ward on Bartlett Court
house, in warrants..-- 30 90
By commissions on SJs9 ~
at 3 per ent-.-.--~.-~ III %
BY amount unpaid on col
Ieetions Of O6tober-.--.. 2,s5l 70
s3qn 20 s3-a9 9g
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TIC amount unpaid on coli
~lectiOBs OF November. n.SlS,64S IS
December Collected rs -
per books checked by To
Grand Jury on county 1879
TAX --. -.-. -a.--.. ---..- oreN - -
January, 1877 Paid A.. N fs ta
Woodward on Memphis Is.
). & N. railroad tax --. s7,eI9 90
BY reductions allowed by
- County Court4----4-. EaaHa I,0l0 60
BY commissions on S69,6fW
ats per ent-.------~.---s sd 90 2,oG Il
Amount unpaid on colec-
lions of December.--s-.- SS,Ss "a
ss@.s99 s-sssa & n
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RID southern PaIace advertisement.
A SENSIBLE AND PROPER SUCCESS
TON.

EDITORS APPEAL see calls uponall
sorts of people to run for the Legisla-
ture, and, although ] am a rigid believer
In all foreigners becoming Americans,
l would very much like To- see a German
selected to Fuh for the Lower House Of
our State Legislature, selected as a Ger
man In compliment TO a portion Of u
people who are among the best class OF
our eltizens. VIII some M who knows
the Germans call out one of them who
has capacity for the position? such
an q would be elected. Give us a
sound, sensible candidate for the Leeis-
latdne. AN AMERICAN.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE.

Capitalists or property-owners xish-
ing to invest in a flrst-elRss cotton plan
tation, would do wei to notice the sd
vertisement in tO-day's issue under the
head Of HFOr sale OF Exehange.5i The
plantation Is situated IN q healthy local
itypts above overflow, and viii be sold
for less than bali its valae. The owner
Is compelled to sell IN order 70 push his
present business, and parties wishing 70
secure a good home and 4 valuable plan
tation should lose no time in making s
trade for ii.
READ Southern PalaooadveFtisemsnt.
I Dnrvxx.Wm1s, 80 Mafn street
Az uReAEr mocK of Linens, Duaks
and Maraefll@ Ysst1nR, st Waggs1eFs,
sl73 Main snssG
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