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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-30
4 Il OF MEMPHIS.

First Eard-HaiB Street, near Engine HOUSE.
Judges- D Nichols, Thomas Foley and
Pat X Burns; E~lerks-James Cr0nan. q E
N Daley. Deputy s~herif-James J Mnrphy.
Second Ward-Roplar Street Engiae H5srss.
JudgeEJames steele,J " Graves q Tom
Madden; Clerks Lawrence and James
Mcmillan. Deputy Sherif-Petsr Townsend.
Third Bard-Adams Street, near Second.
Judges-A ID Gibson, T P Adams and I'd
Mcclure; Gerks1 A y smith and CCCur-
tbs. Deputy sherif-Isaae RosseT.
Foarth Wana-Radsson s~ee, near Second.
Judges-KJ BIZ Wynn, Napoleon HiIland
James Bachmani Sierk-W W Gilbert and
james Martin. Deputy sherhf-R W I'd
FgGh WETd-Ooaaty Court Buildaaq.
JudgesET W Galusha, James II swan ana
n H Miller; Clerks-TS Bragg and IL Pear-
son. Deputy Sheriff. Lanford.
Sizh WGrd-Bnooks's Stable.
Judges NJ Hewitt, S d WEIGH and R f.
Parham; Cerks-W ; Gregory andC w Ash
ford Deputy Sherid-CR stewart
Seventh WaTd-Eagine House, DeSoto StresL
Judge-Patriek Twohlg, A ] White and r
b NOrment; Clerks L Bourne and II II
League. Deputy Sheriff. DuBose.
Ej0hh Ward-Poplar Sasa Market HOUSE
Judges-B r Henderson, ID r Grace and
Peter Regain ClerkELaz. Isaaes and + a
Collins. Deputy SherifS Moore.
Ninth Hdrd-NeaT corner F0Urfh and AuctiOR
Streets.
Judges-G Wldrig, n ] Doyle and B "
Daily; ClerkEW Mitchell andJaeob Brusf.
Deputy Sherif-George L Williams.
Tenth FGre-AGsasappi House.
Judges-Jos Teufel, D A NunaIly and ] n
ClerE%J E Davis mt Frank steele.
Deputy ShertnJames + Barton.
Polls viii be opened at nine am, and closed
az tour m All qualified voters being allowed
70 vote. Each voter shall give the Judges or
when and where he offers his vote.
satisfactory evidence that he has paid the
poll taxes assessed against him for the pre-
ceeiing year.
Poll books are now ready for Distribution Al
my ONCE No, 81 Second street. Deputy
Sherlns nom the districts outside the city viii
please call al n and get them.
W. j. p. DOYLE.
de8 sheriff Of Shelby county.
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For the purpose of reducing our large
stock of Alexandra, Perinot and other
fine makes of kid gloves, we viii offer
best quality I-button kid gloves at 81 %
a pair-former price, g; Requier kid
gloves, n button, 95c; Requier kid
gloves, two button, 81 p. Also 5000
pairs Systeme Alexandra, one button,
at soc.
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FURS REDUCED,
CLOAKS REDUCED,
SHAWLS REDUCED,
DRESS GOODS REDUCED
B. 3 RRos.

THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
OIL ia the world is Hazard & CaswelIs,
made on the sea-shore, from fresh Sc
lected hvers, by Caswell, Hazard 4 Co.,
New York. 1t Is absolutely pure and
sweet, Patients who have once taken
it prefer it to any other. For sale by all
druggists.
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ODDS AND ENDS!
DRY GOODS

We have rearranged q stock, and
ouer during the present week all the
remnantsA our stock at remnant prices.
We have still left some Of those hand
some Irish pOplins at T5e, which cost
81 % to land.
Ottoman Reversible sbawls at S,
worth SO.
Ottoman Reversible scarfs at 81,
worth IS.
Ladies' white Sable eloaks and mufs
at Sl5, worth SIS.
Furs for ladies and children in mink,
eoRey black and white), sable, squirrel.
rabbit-at panic prices.
Ladies' black silk clOaks at 50 50,
cost SO.
Ladies Balbriggan hose at S., worth
SlOper dozen.
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ETEsEs.

60 to Leddin's Business College.
Attend RObertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No 2l1 Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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FOR RENT.
A Very Fine and Very Large Residence
In oxford, Mississippi.

50 No money required as rsnl, but meals
for three persons and their servant required
as the rent. Seven large and handsome rooms
delivered to the tenants, and two servants
rooms and alarge garden and orchard and ali
necessary 0ut-buildinss, AL in perfect order.
address Box II, Oxford, Miss. de2dtW
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STRAYED.

AHULE-Menday morning, a tall thin spare
wi made black horse mule, four or five years
Cd, in rather poor order, with a small wing
on right hook, viii probably make for the
country. Liberal reward for same returned
to J. s. CARUTHERS,
of the house OF Sledge, Mckay & Co.,
tleQ4 ri end Ra Main street.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ION THURSDAY, THE SECOND (2dl DAY
" OF JANuARY, 1873, the sans being the first
th1rsday m January, I viii open and
the city OF Memphis for the selection Of the
following members OF the General Council
t0-Elt: Two ~ Counciimen for the First 1sti
Marus one " Alderman and Two ~ Council
men for the Second I'd Ward; One IN Alder
manland Two % C0uncIlmen for the Third
20 Ward Two u Councflmen for the Fourth
9TH ward Two ~ COunciimen FOR he Eth.
i9tal ward One ~ Alderman and Two ~
SSQlelnnen Ior ne sixth (6th3 Ward; One u
alderman and Two 2 Cogncilmen for tie
the Eighth 9Th Ward: Two el COunclmsn
for the Ninth t9thi Ward; one o. Alderman
and w % Oouneilmen for the Tenth Qelhl
There wiz also be elected at the sa1-,s ,,~.
\ school Visitor or Member OF tfa Board n
Eoueation for each ward
The following Judges, Cle.ks and Denusv
sheriHs are hereby sPpoisrted:
Firz EarttEassnsaouss, Main Srsa.
SgdsesCS@sn Dwyer, Thomas Kelly and
IS. Clark-M. ONeif L. Karaa.
Dy shertn, James A. Newsom.
Seo0pd Waga-Engineh0uss, Poplar Street.
%dgesCJohn Geugel. s. Francioli and John
W4COchran. Clerks-E. Marshall aud ". J..
Chase, Deputy Sheriff, Barney Cox.
ERird Fard-Ssc0lr5 Street, asar Jefferson.
Judses-M. D, Z. Stewart, JamesG. Barbour
and ". s. Pickett. Cierks-D. 7. NoOe and
AAin- Deputy Sheriff Rice
F6urtA FardZSseond Street, mar Union.
J~udgss-Thomas f. Hills, George c. Holmes
and JAP. DromgOoie; Clerks-R Rush Bowen
ahe Phil D. CrumP- Deputy Sheriff.. NJ.
Stanley.
Fpqh Rara-DsSosO ssresL Engine House.
Judges-J. ]. Lovfn. Michael Aaher and G.
A Hanson; ClerksJOo BledsOe and s. A.
Moore, il. Deputy sheriff.. Jenny,
SIKH Fard-WaErun Block.
J9dgssCcA; p DaylS " 4; TsyIor ana L
W-GrsveS. Deputy Sheriff. I. Stratton.
Seventh Ward-Union Street near LazderdaEe.
Judges-J. 4. Bsgbie, J. S. Carpenter and ".
b Greenlaw. ir.: UerkEW. 81. Huffoa- Chss I
T. Bullock. Deputy sherif-W- l. Cooper.
Eighth EGrd-P1pt1r Street, opposite 2farka
House.
Judzes-John b. Campbell. John Frick and
George Montgomery Oerks-E- J.. Barinds
and Z. Bsyies Deputy-Sherin-N. B. Holt.
NInfa B~ard-Coraer or Fourth and AUCTION
Iudges-A. A. Norman ". +. OItmaa and
7, STANDBY; Clerks-W. 3, Gibson and Frank
Haineri Deputy-sherif-GeOrge r. Egnew.
Tenth Ford-Msissippf House.
Judges-A. II. Merrill, W. W. jackson and
William Brown; CerkEThomas Curley aud
J. n PamPlin- Deputy Sherf6-.L sharpe.
The election win be held In conformity
with the Requirements OF the City Charter
Polls will be opened At ten fI9) O'Clock m.
closed at ave % o'clock pm.
None but registered voters VIII be permitted
10 vote, and they must vote in the wards In
which they reside and are registered
Poll Books aud Ballot Boxes will BE fcru-
shed at my Office, No. 81 Second street, Menu
Tennessee, on Tuesday, Deceuber 3lst.
81 on which day Dcputy-Sher1fs viii please
sail and reserve ~hem, together with ~fnstruc-
ions for their government
W. J. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff OF Shelby County.
MzsPHIs, December Is, 1874
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FURsl FURSl FURS!

Sable, mink, marten, seal, ermine,
ETC., in all the different styles, at very
low prices. Wheaton & Co, matters and
furriers, 279 Main street, sign of the
TIGER.
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LADIES wishing to make their hus-
band a Christmas present, please call on.
Sternberg, SlS Main street, for a fine
Meerschaum pipe ora box of Havana
aiuQro
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fHE cheapest and best STEAM DYETRa
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
248 Second street, Hunt & Hanssnis old
stand. HANSON 8 WALKER.
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FOR SALE.

DOARDING-HOUsE AND sALOON-Ih have
a furnished b~Oarding-house, IN cOnnec
son with a saloon. which I VIII sell very
de& T., care OF Appeal.
ANGINA SJ-horse power engine and
les 50 ADAMS STREET.
syIANO-A new ChIckering Piano and
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine; terms
ElersL Apply 70 Jones Brown q Oo.iHskront
DTFON AND FARM L~ANDS-Withfn one
mile OF Horn Lake Depot Mississippi and
rrrnessee Railroad), 40, 50 or 10 acres OF ex-
csIient cotton and farm lands and improve
auts: also, $50 acres near Forrest City, $ Per
pore; also, two houses and lots in suburbs.
B. B. BARNES,
den & Main street.
tFULEs AND HOksEs-Always for sale.
NJ at 43 South Court street.
deI3 J.B. FAIREs& co.
,LAsS-Am sizes, az lowest rates, az G.
= Q~uackenbush's, S8 Seconds street de-
AN-D-Eighty-two acres land lying one
quarter Of a mile south OF Whites Station,
Sn Memphis and Charleston Raflroad-hny-
ts-o acres cleared, thirty acres OF fine timber,
-t ne residence and good oui-houseE- For
ts4rrheE particulars apply 70
irto JOHN F. TITUS, 10 Jefferson street.
HOUSE-Four valuable plantations IN
tae counties OF Bolivar, Coahoma and DeSoto;
nN1, my residence and banking-house.
DEF N j. WICKs.
10y STEAM MILL, consisting OF 4O-hor
III power engine and double-due boiler,
Et4m indicator, whistle, Judson governor,
saW-mil, grlst-miu Of ~four-feet French burr
tunes, elevators, cOnveyers, boiling appa-
rltus. etc, without the house, all sound and
Iu rlnDing order excepting grate-b6us re-
qUired new, offered for 500, as no one attend
ct luy auction; and II IL be not acknowledged
- aTeat barg ain / Will pay cost Of coming and
uxamining, 1t RembeTton, twelve miles north
80 u - RENFRrRT
avalanche and Ledger copytL del
ANDS-ImPnoved and unimproved, OF
sock farms, cotton farms, fertile soil, ayatla-
uIe timoer, very valuable water power, pure
perennial spring ial hsh-pouds with
many varieties Of nsh; VERY To-
CALIrV, ten or twelve miles north Of Mem
pals. on Big Creek plankroad, and near Pa
rucah Railroad, now building, for sale at IS
20 IS an acre. Titles perfect before / ask s
uOIar OF viii pay cost OF examination to any
lawyer Of ability and integrity. For further
particulars apply 70 Hon. A. II. Douglass,
s,cysteT, Trezevant & Co, Colonel l. ]. DuPre,
o. che Appeal, ali Of Memphis, or TO lands and
myself on the premises.
non r q RENBERT.
HOUBE@GROUND-h house on New Nadi-
SOD street. No. "a; contains I'VE rooms
aud 8 Kitchen Apply N preEatses. Also,
eve acres neaE the Cherry Place" sells
TEXAS LANDS-Of various qualities, GUAM
Titles and locations, for sale very low, or
Ease Tor nothing but the taxes, which are
-tailt. Apply 20 r. STEELE.
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GEORGE W. on.

was carried down with the mass of coal
and produee-boats, but succeeded in
freeing herself, and reachedthe opposite
shore IN safety. B
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FURs REDUCED

Observation-Disclosures cure for net
ralgia. G. w. Jones & Co. sell it.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF
SAVINGS BANK OF MEMPHIS

a the ofice of ASsfgnees, No. S Madison
II street, Memphis, we VIII, on or after jan
nary s, lsl5i pay a dividend Of ten per cent. on
all debts due by said Bank, as rep rted 10 rs
on the day of assignment.
Holder Or unpaid checks, drawn by said
Bank on New York, may elect now. 10 take
their pro rata, or await q decision ofthe courf-
as TO these particular claims.
". r. CUNNINGHAM
r. A. PARKER,
Assignees of Savings Bank OF MemphIs.
Memphis, December ., 1872. de29
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OPIUM AND MORPHINE
HABIT cuREn mnEnIaTELr

By Or. Beck1s only known and sure remedy.
NO CHAR9E for t~ron1nuent ntl cured. q
on or address DR. i. & SEEK III John street.
e~lncinnad, Ohio. nea1tsW
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. -RAYED o. 3 Z

.OW-A small spackled milch COW, with the
lsft horn or viii reward for her Al my
muse. hOrfheast corner ElmWoOd, front d.
n.aI g. r. r. WI ToLhhs = Madlso1a
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NRW YEAR,S STYLES.

Hatsand furs just receivedby Wheaton
& Co., matters and furriers, 279 Main
street.
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MENKEN BROTHERS
KID GLOVE SALE.

GENTS FURNISHING GooDs.-Great
bargains in gents furnishing goods this
week at 3. Lowenstein g. Bros.
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EDITORS kPPEAL-There is little
reason why Memphis should not begin
to consider ways and means of extricat-
ing herself from the dangers and evils
row threatening us on every hand.
Even the Ripley Narrow-guage road,
destined, if well-managed, to inauguTate
a system of like highways everywhere
in the South, is to become an adjunct of
st. Louis lines, which divert countless
sums of money from the Golfers of plum
dered Taxpayers in this city. The
Mayor has never once adYerted in any
published address or in any paper placed
before his Legislature to these ques-
tons, involving the very existence of
Memphis. On either side of the Miss
issippi the Chief Magistrate of Memphis
sees Memphis stripped, by lateral roads
conveTglng at StLouis, OF every resource
of wealth and trade, and yet with stupid,
objectionable indifference he makes no
suggestion, defines no plan, addresses
no appeal to popular wisdom, and only
glares upon those whom he meets and
goes for the pockets Of taxpayers.
Why longer pay taxes to such a govern
ment? Is it not criminals to send money
to such a till, so bottomless that what
goes in is never heard of more? The
city's credit is so low that its name is a
hiss and a by-word among money lend
ers; its character is so degraded that
public honor is a forgotten adjunct and
necessity of our local government. The
cOuntTy's laws are defied by the crea-
lures of the law, and vice and crime are
corner-stones of our grand financial sys-
tenn. 1t is enough to make
one weep who loves Memphis,
who has here his home, when
be sees bow black was the day
when tbs community entrusted its pub
lie fortunes to a man whose chief re-
condensation was, as we now remem-
Der the story, that he carried, twenty
years ago,6a dead hog on his shoulders
from the base of the batture'' to the
summit of the bluff. He recited, as he
wagged along with the dead swine up
the hill, the classical verse from Mother
Goose
atom, Tom, the piper's son,
Stole a pig and away he run,
Tom was beat, the pig was eat,
And Tenn run crying down the street.
The facts published and the charming
verse quozed have much of significance,
tits confessed that of al. porcine-
headed Mayors r of Memphis Is the
most wonderful specimen that ever
rooted outn every germ of prosperity
and greatness from the city whose af-
fairs be administers,
n ~ Il 49, q
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THE most goods for the least money.
Citizens and strangers, visit the great
game depot of Victor ID. Fuchs, Nc. Al
Jefferson street. There you viii find
oysters, fish, game, dressed poultry and
celery. Goods of the best quality, and
at prices to suit the times.
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CONFECTI0sSRY and toys at Berton's,
corner Of Fourth and Poplar street. A
full supplyfor the holidays. Call before
buying elsewhere.
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THE Glyeerine Cream is the rage with
all the lsdles. It Is good. Mo0res q
Hin, Isl Main street.
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WANTED-tO rent a residence, neal
the center of the city. Address A. B. c..
this office.
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NOTICE.

To whom It may concern.
MoIiGE is hereby given Jaf win -4ati
~ my nnaI settlement As gufudfanofn-aW
small nov deceased with % cfe.E oTfna
County Court, at his Oncs. con ne N 60
January 1873, az o'clock pm.
deg JACKSON HALSIFAD. Guerlfan Z
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The Executive and Visiting Commit
tees Memphis Poor are hereby notified to
attend a meeting at the Attorney
Generals Office this morning at ten
O'Clock. A full attendance is earnestly
requested, as business of utmost i'm
portance viii be brought before the
meeting. By Orderof the President.
LOU LEUBRIE, Secretary.
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FOR FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS
MEMPHIS, HELENA & ERIAR's POINT

DaAAA AAAA
Steamer PHIL ALLIN, -
James Master
leaves Memphis MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, at 5 O'Clock PM. aud Friaris
foint every Tuesday. Thursday and saturday,
at 10 O'Clock am.
Steamer PAT CLEBURNE- r.
Stacker Master -
caves Memphis every TUESDAY, THUES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock PM, and
Friar's Point every Wednesday, Friday and
sunday at 10 O'Clock am.
For ne.sht Or passage apply on board. oe2
Memphis ana New Orleans Packet Co.
FOK NEW ORLEANS ANDTHEB BENDS.
sA Str. Belle Lee,
j. r. Hicks.--master j. S. Sullivan. CLERK
This me steame win leave as above. as fol-
THURSDAY, November 18th, at { o clock pm.
Thursday, December 18th. att o'clock pm.
Thursday, December 18th, at4 o'clock pm.
Thursday, January 9. 1873, at 4 O'Clock pm.
Thursday, January ., 1873, 81 A o'clock pm.
Thursday, February s, 1873, at q O'Clock pm.
THURSDAY, February %, 1875, at 4 O'Clock pm.
VIII be Ia New Orleans "a time Tor the Mardi
Gras celebration, which 8 February 25, 1873.
Thursday, March g. 1873, ats O'Clock ON.
Thursday, March %, 1873, at 5 O'Clock pm.
Thursday, AprlA ISIS, at o'clock pm.
For freight or pdSsage apply on board or to
no20 JORN 4. WASHINGTON, Agent.
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"Tom, Tom, the piper's son,
Stole a pig and away he run,
BLANKETS! BLANKETS

The balance of our stock of fine white
California and Holland blankets at
greatly reduced prices.
MENKFN BROTHERS
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CHRoMos AT AUCTION by A. E.
FARMLAND, Monday night at seven
O'Clock, at Calls old stand, 267 Main
street. A large collection of elegant
framed ehromos-some fine master
pieces of art. The entire lot must be-
sold regardless of price. Open for exhi-
bitiOn all day Monday.
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NERNKEN BROTHERS
LADIES' FURsi LADIES' FuRs,

We have a few sets of very fine sable
ana mink left, which we are selling very
low. Wheaton Il Co., matters and fur
riers, 279 Main street, sign of-the Tiger.
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tCONOMY-For gentlemen TO sendtheir
tal and winter clothing to be cleaned OF
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
ER, 246 Second street, for they make a
Speciality ofthat kind Of work.
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U SWINEHOOD.


How !, Conducts the city Government.
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FOUrh Rdra-AadisoH &rees, near Second
Judges-K J BIZ Wynn, Napoleon HiH and
James Bachmani SierkEW " Gilbert and
mOudsou.
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FOR VICKsBURG


For Helena, ChicoL G~reengIue and Vicks-
5urg0onnecting at CnicOt with The Little
also, the Mississippi, Ouaehita aud Red River
railroad.
Steamer FANNIE LEWIS ~
Win leave as above THIS DAY, Dee. %fh.
AZ ) o'clock pm.
desc FLE1I. CALvEEr. Supf.
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JudgesJ W Fleming, WCHm and J Boyee
Farley; Clerks@ w KOSn and Pat X Hubert.
Deputy Skerin-GW Reed.
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Judges-Geo ". Gregory, ] Calls aud W
F Mitchell; Clerhs@JnO Rogers and VIM
Carter. DeputySherid-LA Rhodes.
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JOE LOCKE, 236 Main street, has a
large assortment Of stationery, books,
ana all the late mOnthlies, weeklies and
daiIies.
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Judges-M L VILLAINS, ] " Allen and
strong; CIerkE-uA Williams and ] III PA
mex. Deputy s1fif-F A Pugh.
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EiqhA Dlstrte.-Loa Union

JuGges-M 8 Atkins, J r Blayde and Ken.
met Gerretti CerksH Marley and J A Mer-
-aer. Deputy sheIlfI Herring.
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~Judges-Samuel Hays, John Brown and "
H HOegel; CIerksJ " Perkins and q X
walker. Deputy sheriff. Stephenson.
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V1El1eof a write election TO-
~ from His E2eEEeneys John
9FeEnor Of he ssateof Iennessee, / va
Thursday, the q Day Or Jangafy, 1876
Gt being erst Thursday In Januaryl open and
n1id an election a. ~ the voting placesEu
Shelby county, TenneFsee, Tor q Joni Heple-
sentative n the Ssh General Assamtq 81 SD
State 70 M the vacancy occaslonef bF me rs
lsaat5on o. Hon. LII BoFdI ms9ber elect
Inc toAow1Dg 41dzs and Gers are hers5y
epP0lnteQ % 1llon In their re-
eettve distrlst46n places:
DEsreZ Union academy.
JadgsJ stewa4, Thomas Eppezson and
II Brown; Clsrks-3G Chamberlain and w
z Herring. Deputy sherif-W W Dickson.
Second D1srie-ARsoood
Judges-F F smith z c Pnttison and c H
Stroud; Clerks Al Corbitt and S II Lyon.
Deputy sherin-G x Strickland.
Third Distas-BoKons sore.
~Judges-F FPsytoh, Geo. R wynne and T II
Megss; ClerksJanss p Brown and RfcharG
Goldsby. Deputy sheri1W 7 Goldsby.
Fourth Dissrie-OM Union Church.
Judges-Iokn Blcxner, John D. Hines and
James "a Adams ClerksJ W Fraime and
James Smith Depaty Shs-in-Rlchasd Gay
FYgh Dlst4et-Ba0 Spring.
Jndges-W B Wallran, B Barnes and Wn
Henry Lake; Clerks s GaliaWay ard j @
Slinson. Deputy Sheriff N G Pearee.
SKA Dsfrict-Ratach.
Judge-z Anderson, W Monenef q I
y BurroW; CerkEGeorge VI Lewis and r H
cOWsn. Deputy Sherin-W T Price
Ssusnn banet-Barlsa.
JndgezJ McBro5kB, J j WOOD and " A
Galloway; C1erks@ u Pruden and kim
brOngh. Deputy sherin-Bs Taylor.
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I'm pla1eENalnral.

1eiVA Ostrtc-fOFet HtA-
JUdges-W Slee, Smith and F J sum
mers; ClefkEB II Perkins and W A Clark
Deputy sheHEM Bcott.
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THE SALE OF FURS

at reduced prices will be continued this
week.
% sets Mink capes and muffs at SIS 50
French Sable sets reduced to 81 90
Children's Fur sets to 81 so;
and our entire stock of furs at propor-
tionally low prices.
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NiHth ~astHe-FisherrizIe.

Judges-RObsrt G~ilispie, Robert scott and
Fl Wherry; Cisrk6@John Anderson and j II
Matthews. Dep1tf sheriff. Startling.
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ZOE - ORLEANs


st. Louis and NeW OrIesnE Packet 90.
For Nieksburgl Mtchez a New Orleans.
lhls elegant asSenger steamer IT.
W~tIleave as asove N
[THIS DAY, Dec S0th, at pm.
For freight or passage apply TO
J.T. WASHINGTON. Agent,
de0 ~ Madison street.
81. Louis and Eew Orleans Packet Co
For Vicksburg, Natehez and New Orleans.
Str. SIENER---T. W. Shields, master
This elegant passenger steamer L.
viii leave as above E
Leaves THIS DAY, December Sdth, at ~
For freight or passage apply to
j. I. WASHINGTON. Agent,
de3 ~ Madison street.
st. louis and New Orleans Packet Co
For Yicksburg, Natehsz and New Orleans,
Str. DEATER--------Johu T.. McCord, master
This elegant passenger steamer H.
leave as above C
VIII leave TUESDAY, Dec. 3lst, ~ Dm>
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN I. WASHINGTON, Agent,
de8 ~ Madison street.
For yicksburg, Natchez, New Orleans and all
way landings.
Str. 2. ". .---.L. 7. Belt, master
This elegant passenger steamer IT
VIII leave as above zE
MONDAY, December 10th, a 4 pm.
For freight or passage to Apply
J. 7. s NGION Agent,
deG ~ Madison street.