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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-09
BAZAINE.
At Last-Trial Of the Defender of Metz
Before a Court artial at
Versailles.

VERSAILLES, October 6.-The trial of
Marshal Bazaine, by a court-mariial
opened at noon to-day in the palace of
Triannon. The Duke de Aumale pre-
sided. Among the witnesses present
were Marshals CanrObert and LebOeuf,
and Generals Frossard, Bourbaki and
Changarnier. When the formalities at
tending the opening of the court had
been completed a brief recess was taken,
after which, by order of the president, a
statement of the pubic services of Mar
shal BaZaine was read. 1t comprises
the history of his military career from
the beginning, and recounted the dis
tinctions which had been conferred on
him, and the wounds he had received.
The report of the committee of inquiry
on the capitulation of Metz was next
presented and read. This was followed
by the reading of the indictment, to
which the marshal listened attentively,
but without emotion. NJ. REVERE then
submitted his report. 1t reviews the
plan OF campaign proposed by the de-
fendant, and gives a sketch of the bat
tie of FOrbach, in which great stress is
laid on Bazaine's responsibility for the
result, for he neglected to go to General
Frossard's assistance. In regard to Ba-
zaineis conduct at Metz, REVERE takes
the ground that the marshal was at no
time really desirous of leaving the place.
After hearing Reveire's report the court
adjourned till tomorrow. The court
martial before which Marshal Ba-
zaine is now being tried sits
in the audience chambers OF
the Grand Triannon at Versailles. The
scene at the opening to-day was remark
able. Nearly all the witnesses who had
been summoned were present, and the
courtroom was filled with the most dis
tinguished men of France. Besides
those previously reported NJ. NJ. Favre
and Rignier were in attendance The
calling of their names as witnesses
caused a sensation. BaZaine appeared
in full uniform of a marshal of France,
with the ribbon of the grand cross OF
the Legion of Honor on his breast. He
took his seat in an armchair by the side
of his counsel, and was courteously ad
dressed by the president of the court as
Monsieur LIE Marechal throughout the
proceedings. The defense is conducted
by NJ. NJ. Touchard & Son, the eminent
advocates, and Colonel Vilette. The
attendance of spectators was not large,
and the space reserved was at no time
completely occupied. 1t is expected
that the next ten days will be devoted
te reading of the papers connected with
the indictment. NJ. NJ. Gambetta,
Schneider and Rouher and General
L'Admiranlt were also present as wit
nesses.
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DIED.

EDGEkLY-Ihe friends OF JOHN M. EDG-
ERLY and family are invited TO attend his fu-
neral, from his late residence, No. Gl Com
merce street, this CTHURSDAYl morning, at
10 O'Clock. Members of the Iron Molders
Union, No. G6, are invited 10 attend
JOHNSON-The friends and acquaintance
of Z. II. JOHNSON are invited to attend his
funeral this THURSDAY morning, at IL
o'clock, from residence, No. 40 Exchange st.
CRISTOFANI-The friends and acquaint-
ances of G. Cristofani are invited 20 attend
the funeral of his brother, DIoNIsIo CRIsTc-
FAM, from residence, Main street, opposite
NJ. and T. depot, this CTHURSDAY) morning,
at o'clock.
RAPF-At his residence, corner Fifth and
Loonoy streets, Wednesday afternoon, at . $40
O'Clock, October $, 1873, Mr.. JOHN RAPP, aged
80 years.
The friends and aequaintances OF the fam
lily and Z. II. Brown are invited to attend the
funeral this (THURSDAY) afternoon, at ?
o'clock. Services by Rev. q. A. Lotion, at the
residence.
RENGGLE-Ihe frieI ds and acquaintance
of A Renggle are invit,d TO attend the fune-
raj OF his wife. CHRIsrIN =, this (TIIURSDAN)
afternoon, at . O'Clock, from residence, No. 9
Washington street.
SISTER MARY JOSEPH-At Lasalette, in
this city, SISTER MARY JOSEPH, in the 5Oill
year Of her age.
ALLEN AT 7:10 O'Clock pm, October sth,
Z. 8. ALLEN, aged Is years, months and =
days. Houston (Iexas) papers please copy.l
Friends of the family are invited to attend
his funeral, from residence. No. l43 Vance
street, this CTHURSDAY) morning -at II ocI,k.
CARIER-At O'Clock pm. Wednesday,
Ootober Sth, ELLEN CARTER, aged 30 years.
Funeral Will take place, from her late resi-
dence, No. 90 jackson street, this THURS
DAY morning, at 10 o'clock.
SHEA-At the corner of Front and Jackson
ST. eets, at 80 O'Clock this thursday morn
ing, DANIEL SHEA, formerly porter Of the
OvertOn Hotel, but late OF the Peabody. In
dianapolis 3 nd 4 ooh ut Tapsrs please copy.l
Friends sH5 acqnalntanees Of deceased arc
invited - attend bis funeral from No. "a
jackson street, This .lJTURSnAYl afternoon
Rt o'clock.
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THE FEVER.
Contributions at Various Points for the
Relief Of the Afflicted.
CONTRI 8UTIOEs.

special 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, October S.-Lasi
night and to-day the following subscrip-
tions were made in this city in addition
to my report last evening for the How
ards of your city: -Four hundred and ten
dollars by the citizens, one hundred by
the fire department, one hundred and
fifty by the Masonic lodges and
chapters, fifty by the Odd-Fellows,
st. Luke's Episcopal church sent sixty
three dollars and thirty-five cents, co.,
Iected on Sunday last, to Rev.
George c. Harris, to be used under his
direction, for the suffering Of your city.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
NASHVILLE, October S.-The citizens,
churches, Masons and Odd Fellows cf
Nashville have, in the last three days,
contributed to Memphis sufferers in
money, provisir~o 7'd blankets, between
six and eight tL-, and dollars.
NEW DIRK CITY.
New YORK, October S.-The commit
tee of Memphis merchants residing in
this city have acknowledged contribu-
tiOns amounting to over five thousand
dollars for the relief of the yellow-leyer
sufferers in Memphis.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
LITTLE Rock, October S. About
two hundred dollars was collected here
to-day for the benefit Of the Memphis
sufferers.
PORTSMOUTH,, VA.
PORTSMOUTH, VA, October The
city council appropriated five buudrt d
dollars for the relief OF Memphis, and
two hundred dollars for Shreveport. 4
committee Of citizens was appointed To
collect contributions.
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OBITUARY.


II will be sad news to the many friends OF
WALTER p. BETTIs when they hear that
WALTER Is dead" He was carried away by
the terrible scourge that has brought sorrow
TO so many h,mes in Memphis. Young in
years though he was, he had the manners
and bearing Of one OF more mature years, and
by his gentlemaDly conduct and thorough po-
htehess, made friends of every one with
whom he came in contact. He was for many
months connected with the Office of Elmwood
Cemetery in this city, and merited, as he re-
ceived, the commendation and appreciation
of its officers and Of all those having business
with the company. May God succor, defend
and console his afflicted father, mother,
brothers and sisters L.
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Jerome Park Races.

New YORK, October S.-The attend
snce at the races today was good.
The first race was for u purse of $500.
one mile and five-eights; won by True
Blue, beating Wsrlike, Wizard, Bessie
Lee, Oualon, Mildew and Village
Blacksmith in the order named. Time,
2:57i.
The second race, for the Hunter :
stake, for three-year-old fillies, one mile
and three-quarters, was won by Susie
Lucas, beating Katy Pease, in 3:l7l.
The third race, for the Maturity
stakes, four-year-olds, three miles, was
won by Mate, beating Victoria, Mai
aud Boss Tweed Time, 5:5l.
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Big spsrt-A Desire 20 Resume Cur
reDey Payment

ST. LOUIS, October st il under
stood that Bud DOble with Goldsmith h
Maid will be here tomorrow 10 cont
pete Tor the four thousand dollars purse,
at Caer grounds; also the noted horse
Gloster and several other famous
eguines.
At the meeting Of the clearing house
association last evening the question Of
resuming currency payment was COLI
sideTed, and a general opinion was ex-
pressed in favor Of doing so as soon as
the New York banks lead of. A pro-
position TO gradually cancel clearing
house certificates, and in this way -
sumo without reference TO New Yol K
was discussed, but no action taken.
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by George o. Sale & Co., AuctOneers, Dol Main
street:
A. c. Tucker, box "A. 8. vigus, packages;
B p. Field, piano; B. G. PO~ ell, bOIeH. c.
ROthert, trunk; G. W. Gsrdensture, boa;
d. W. Williams, box; Duncan Dunn, box;
e F. Babcock. box Ellis & d man, keg
varnish; Mrs. l. Armstrong, ! washing ma
chine, l box; F. W, box; q. ". Trueheart,
cOttin gin; H. @. Hills, CrOckett's Bluff, 2
boxes, l trunk; J. Haynes, I box; Hill & Co.,
u boxes, barrels bath brick; /. K. K, I roll
leather; J. COisteD, Jr., box candy; J n.
Athy, / sack Faucets; J. Dugan, box; C..
Phelps, Helena, l chest, trunks; J. c. ktr-
hendorfer, box; Jas. ). Price & o Fort Glib
son, / box; P. TwOhig, : beer kegs; Kleiner &
Bro, lot beer kegs; L & 2 boxes glassware ;
Lucas, coil rope; L. e. Frazier, l boz; Chas.
Musick, lot goods; Maria Bradley, kitchen
safe; Mrs. n. B. ON ems, sewing machine.
cotton planter; P. Baquet, box; K. E Egg es-
ton, 4 bundles picks and shovels; W. H. ore
man, boxes household goods; W. AcPe6k, 1
box; W. +. Dugan, l chest; W. COss, box (;
W. Ramlin, l keg, l box; r. GrifhIh, l cul-
tivator; Diehl Lord, 2 boxes; J. 5. trace, 1
box; Frank DegaTmO, 1 box merchandise; T;
Hugh Mcdonald, bundles paper; :. H Csld-
well, l newell post; Tennessee Carbon Gas
Co., case gas fixtures, l bundle pipe; j. Hay
mes, ! box; J. NJ. W. & Co., Aberdeen lot
merchandise; no mark, pulley and driver; (;
Minnie Jackson, boxes; s A, box; VIII
iams & ROss, Is casks bottles; ThOs. Ragan,
gun, boxes; H HawgOod, l chest; A r.
B., box; K Spichy, / trunk; no mark, l
valise, carpethags; T. L Parker, ! lounge ;
no mark, barrel whisky.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
For fun river news See third page.
Rivers by Telegraph.

NASHVILLE, October S.-River unchanged
with Is inches ON the shoals. Weather cool.
LITTLE Rock, October S.-River down
again, almost 30 the low water mark, and still
falling.
NEW ORLEANS, October s-WeatlIer clear
and cool. No arrivals. Departed: Belle Lee
ChicOt city.
VIcKsBURG, October g. - Weather cleal
and cool. River rising. Up: Joe Kinney
No boats down.
CINCINNATI, October S.-River three feet
eleven Inches, and falling.
PITrsBURG, October S.-River unchang ged
with % inches in the channel Weather clear
and cool, with a heavy frost this morning.
LOUISVILLE, October 8.--No river change
with 2S inches in the channel, and So In
ches on the Portland bsr. Weather clear and
cool.
CAIRo, October -Nighi--Weather clear
and cool. River risen one inch. Additiona
subscriptions were received to-day for the re-
lief fund for Memphis and Shreveport 10 the
amount of nearly 500
EVANSVILLE, October s.-Weather clear and
pleasant, with heavy frost this morning. Mer-
curry ls' tod. River slowly declining.
weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, October s.-For Thursday
throughout the Atlantic and eastern guif
states light winds, mostly northwest, with
clear weather.
For the lake region a falling barometer, and
sOuthwesteTly winds, backing 10 easterly with
partly cloudy and clear weather, except on
Lake Superior, where brisk winds and cloudy
weather are probable.
For the northwest, a falling barometer and
southerly wiqds, cloudy and threatening
weather.
For Tennessee and Ohio valley, south
west winds, a rising Temperatures, clear and
partly cloudy weather.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY !
TO WHOM TO
APPLY FOR RELIEF.


pB The wants of the destitute will be re
ing Committee, with headquarters at Beth
ell new block, corner of Main and Madison
streets, the officiating clergym men of all oe
and Capt. Athy, Chief Police:
First ward.
JOHN ZENT, Front street, opp. gasworl1s.
NELSON BILLS, Auction and Front.
Second Ward.
s. b. ROBINS, Overton Hotel.
LOU LEUBRIE, go Main street.
Third ward.
]. G. SIMPSON, Clay Building,
Il. A. SHIELDS, DIS Main street.
Fourth Ward.
JIM. PETTlGREW, 2e6, r.Court and Front
y. FONTAINE, 35j Front street.
Fifth Ward.
!. j. MURPHY, in the field.
DIR. BEECHER, AZ Avery street.
Sixth Ward.
]. HALSTEAD, $50 Shelby street.
seventh Ward.
J.J. BUsBY, 276 Front street.
&. V. RAMBAUT, 2SS Front street.
Eighth Ward.
\. E. FARMLAND, in the field.
=. NJ. JoBE, 40 Court street.
Ninth Ward.
GEORGE GRANT.
SHEIBLER, 2JS Main street.
Tenth Ward.
J. L. SHARP, 8 Carolina street, bet. Second
B. P. ANDERSON, In the field.
Clergymen and the above Committee car
procure proper blanks upon application a
Relief Committee Headquarters, corner MaiI
and Madison streets. oc9
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weather Probabilities.

Ii is reported that when the. French
assembly il asked 20 vote In favor of the ele-
yi,fiOn 81 90 ant lie Cha bourd "a the throne
lls King Il 'nry ~, Ronhr VIII propose
that m0nsrchis principle he established, mt
mat it viii o. left 10 the country 90 declare
which monarchy is preferred,
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TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
Wednesday, October 18th, 1873,

T'HE following described Goods, stored with
Il s. B. Miller, No. 2, Elliott block, corner
jefferson and Promenade streets, II not called
for, will be Sold at Auction, on
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A Washington dispatch says that Son
ainr Cameron had long interview with [. q
PRESIDENT yt tsterd0y, and reports the latier, p
,-l the forty-four million greenback reserve.
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AND :PADUCAH B. R.

ON account OF yellow fever, after this date
" and until further notice, incoming trains
will stop near Memphis Rolling MIL north OF
Bayou Gayoso, where such freights Will be
delivered as can be Immediately removed
and such freights will be received as can be
loaded on train before departure of same al
O'Clock pm. of same day.
j. W. WILBUR,
General superintendent.
Memphis, October 7, 1873. ocS
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REMOVAL OF


Where We viii continue our daily auction
sales OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, shoes,
Hardware, Glassware, etc.
The trade and country merchants viii Dc
well TO attend.
q. MILIUs. Auesfoneer.
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1910.
THE IMITATION.

The Daily Appeal has n larger cireu'
'IRtfOn than all the other Memphis daily
papers combined.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
CIRCULAR.

So Having received official notification from
His Honor, the Mayor, Of my appointment by
the General Council as Chairman of the Board
of Health, by virtue of the authority therein
vested, hereby nstify the City Undertakers
that daily mortuary reports must from date
be handed in by 6 o'clock Pun. to K. ]. Free
man, MD, Secretary of the Board, at his
office, No. 2Z7 Main street.
This is done under Section 2 of the Health
Ordinance, the failure TO comply with which
will subject the delinquent to the fine Of fifty
dollars. Physicians are earnestly requested
to aid the Undertakers in every way in secur-
ing prompt, full and accurate statistics.
JOHN H. ERSKIHE, MD,
Chairman Board of Health.
Memphis October Z, 1873. OcS
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course give only the substance of what
occurred between us. In reply TO my in
quiry as to the truth of any of the many
rumors afioat in regard to the signifi-
cance of recent changes in political and
military circles, he said In substance,
that
NONE or THE RUMoRs ALLUDED TO
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY SECURITY; OF ANYO
Lessee Memphis and harie>ton Raj =
road and Branches,
Memphis Tenn , Oct ber 4. 1873
fNUPING the prevalence Of yellow fever ir
| the city, and untl further noffee. our
Freigb IeIOt viii he clos ~ O'Clock .. m,
after that hour.
oc5 Y. J. ROSS, GENT suPt.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
M W ND LIN 4 NtJ11IEN A14t %
WANTED NURSES! !
SEVERAL MORE
Experienced Nurses
APPLY AT ONCE.
A. j. WHEELER,
Secretary Masonic Relief Board,
Corner Union and Front streets.
Notice to DebtOrs and Credit0I

Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
THE undersigned having been appointed
i assignee for the benefit Of the creditors
Of George Meilersh, hereby notifies said cred
itors 10 file their claims, properly authent-
Gated, with the undersigned as early as prac-
tlcable; and all persons indebted 90 said Mel
lersh are notified that payment can be law
fnlly made only TO the subscriber or his au-
thorlzed agent. A prompt settlement Of said
Indebtedness is earnestly requested. The as
signee viii close out the stock OF coal and
wood on hand at a sacrifice. ORE ers for the
same can be left at his office, corner Main and
South Court streets.
ocS r. @. BIGLEY Assignee
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ARKANSAS.
Governor Baxter Interviewed by Gen
eral NewiOn-H Views on All
Questions OF State Policy.
He has Not Changed, nor does he Intend
10 Change In his Conduct Of the
Government.
What he Thinks about the MilitiG
Movement, Registration, the
Election, and Convention.

From the Litue Rock Gazette.l
The following private letter of General
r. G. Newton to Senator Beavers OF Sa-
line, will be read with interest by our
readers throughout the State;
, 1873-05-07
CITY REAL ESTATE.

non SAIR~oN Tl1N AVENUES .aoUTu,
j. IT., Wabh1h.Ay.. near Ihtrty-th!rd-st.
r.. MeSa.'.av, ;,o.r II! Tlh!'sy. y .a9,nsth;Rs.
t. W:sv: Wssssv.:: nsss nesF rShiitty:,is rhifyys,st..
% H., Wabash.ay., uoraor Thlssy.slsfth.st
81 IL, Wabasli.av., nnar ForY.s Y.scconi.st,
30 H.. Mabas!l-av, uear Tnti5 ,Attt,.at,
75H., Wabhsh.AT., cornpF FnrtJ.aiathat.
. 20 T., Wabasls.av., corntr Enrty y-seventh.st.
lRa It.. WAhAsh-nv., roar FIttylrat. at.
q r. hiiohiR.n'av., mar Twoaty. oiaht11..t.
f.. Neh'Ex.asy NM}eh''xsalSt me- no.f
~ r.. M!ch!.nn.av, corncr ll!rty. .ieurtii.st.
~ IT,. Mlchtxan-as., cnrnor Thirty r-st1th.st.
,zzaaM * r., s,,!cIiixsn'av.. near T5ty savcnth.st..
75!t., Mlohiaan-av., ns.r Thlrty: y:s"iglt..st.
~ Iii MlchlEhn.av., near lory'firest,
icy T., H!lohlRs av., noar Eor,y y.soce,.'l..e.
ae0 r. M!ohiRan-av, near Egtty. y.ioa1thrttf nt,
2U0 IT,, hilohiRnn.av., oornos Forty .etghthat.
no0 H., MtoiRan.hv.. cornor EiNfoth:lt.
l9o f., Miohi0an.av., oornnr tiftE.sl1!h'st.
ILL.,. i t.. fndisns:ay.,, fnd'iissav, nsaF nesr
oyD IT,, Indians .av., coEuor lorfy.Hfth.st.
20 IT,. in,'!nnaAv.. noar Eorty.blxth.at.
iSS IT, IT, InaI.ns.av., oornor Tafty sssonsh.st.
lUl IT,, Inliana.av., corner Eotty-c,Rhth.st.
ii IT,, 1ndiana.av., corner Eotty'nthth-st
M r. 1nd,,.tna;sv, sorfT 3siLs
4. ST.. rrsira.sv... corn ooraqr fhirts :fest;h.,t
25 t., Irair!o.av, ncar Thirty-hfth;st.
20 t., Prntrto-sv., near Thlrty.nlnthst..
'S T., T., Fsi!".sv Fs!"sv. SSfaoE nenr aGfKn
8c0 IT,, rrait!e.as., corner Enrtytllh Vt.
10 ft.y rratrtp.hv., curnor Fnrtyhfth:bt.
1G0 ~, praitfe.av., corner Forty .!xtti.st.
loo it., fssisto.ss.. corior Farty y:ninth.st.
% r., ltaiEtn-nv, mar Fifttoth:et.
lso T.. v!noeuncs. nv. oorslnr 0akwood bou,ovard
1it H., y!hocnncs-av, coF'1or Thirty, ,ninth-nt.
GEO. A. EMERY,
, 1873-05-07
CITY REAL ESTATE.

ToN aALE-nY r. q. VtEnLtNl, REAL EBTATE
l. Ason'' Room L, 'ab,aaiMfit6VM5. III RsintsSVG5Ma5iss'
IN foet On WAttinx:st.. oaat oi We!la, -.
III fsnt Erieht, cast Of Lasallc D. 'of Will e1'
phanRu for Ennth HdG rropnrtT.
c. fost en wsrrun.sv.. neA! t.essltt.ty
v fost On Thltd. .av, hotweoa twelfth and Fourteenth
j; fsot On Monroe. ST., betvnnn State and CLARK.
q feat on aeub, nonr {nSA}'n. -
itxi faet on htio6ghnAy, near Monronst.
ia5 fooi a. Nano!aop rtheo, ooruat Ha,l,crst. y1,t
81 foot on Iwenty :plnttl.Ht.. Gotaar Bntier.
b0 lcot an Hnrnpldo.st+, noar Thirty'egh,h.
25 foot on l}ryantnt., ngnr yinoonhes'ay., =. I.
4 bnstnets propoTty, centrally located. @ ct s'2sooo
1luMbo and tok MohIGan.sv.. ncar Twony four.st
ltutse and lot lndiara-av., near Twnnty u 1tat
l{nlse and lot on DurnstH-at, near Twenty. .ssvBntl
VIII l,o Aold choAp II tnkcn tooli. -
Cottage anil lot m ta&nHt mar Thtrtteth. s.. D.. -,
l!oiso and II on Prair!oey., bstwosn Tvcntyfonfth
and T"0ntyhhss r xsEy Ss,FfS'gh iaa hoarbo,pat
, 1873-05-07


|1DOK STOVE AND REFRIGERATION FO1t "a III
~ very rhcap a no Wast Nnsn4t onst; atoyo has
plato furniture. anu is ot approved tAttern.
TIOUsElI0LD FURNlTuNE F0ll SALE. U1IEAE
IL for cash. Gall AZ 6l2 Ellleust,
, 1873-05-07

u EMOVAL or PTANo ROOMS TO al4 STATIs;:ST, !.
IL rtvnt YauI}ure Planes to ront anl for 1no. Ront
jnH spociaiiy. WM. II. pnDSSstM. M.----..-
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MONEVM Made Rapidly with Steasil &
MIN IL L Key:CueckjOutfits Catalogues
and full particulars FHkE. :. NJ spencer,
III IIanovor ST., BOseon
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Avoid ouacks and lmposters.

Dr. j. p. Dyon, Graduate Of Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, author Of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases OF the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which 'he has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or of how
long standing. A practice Of 80 yeaEs enables
him to treat disease with success Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
tance con forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
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present condition Of Virginia. Let him come
forward, and upon this broad platform, breast
the storm Of wicked passion, sliat, under the
auspices OF the so called Conservative party,
is threatening to sweep over ard blast the
budding hopes of the people There never
has been and never will be such an opportu-
nifty for patriotic labor and magnificent re-
ward It Isl struggle for the material life
and social quiet Of the State. In it is invol
we'd the progress or retrogression of the Gem
monwealth, and the man or the combinatio
Of men who wi! l step to the front, and lead
in the great work of preserving the interests
of the people from the grasp Of the unprinci
pied politicians, will build up fame more
enduring than that reflected 10 bronze OF
marble, for it will have its foundation in the
hearts OF the people