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ScueItl pldu VI pOlltlcd1 dCtAOu
for yourself. With it I find no
fault. The ends that the Shreve-
port Times would have brought
about are also proper enough,
but the methods it advises for.
the attainment of those ends
are reprehensible. That there
has been great corruption in
our State government ever
since the war all acknowledge.
Ninety-nine hundredths Of the
thinking people of the State
would have the State rid of that
corruption. How shall. that
great end be attained? Shall
resort be had to revolutionary
proceedingss Shall the people
take law into their own hands,
and punish corrupt officials,
refuse to pay taxes, GUST the
Supreme Court and Kellogg,
the Auditor, Treasurer, &C.,
and establish in their place
another government? I need
not waste ink to prove the ut
ter impractical bility of such a
scheme. But could this thing
be done it would be like cut
ting off ones toe to cure the
corn on it. We see the terrible
evils that have followed the
last great revolution; let us
not attempt another.
But there is a way to bring
the State out of the great
slough of debt and corruption.
A way that is slow, it is true,
but nevertheless sure. It is
to take advantage Of and fur
Their the movement in the Re-
publican party that has been
going on for two years against
corruption. That party is in
power and must continue in
power in the State unless it be
thrown out by revolution. This
must be so for this plain rea-
son: The colored people have
been freed by the Republican
party. When that party is
attacked they reasonably fear
that its cardinal principles are
directly or Indirectly at stake.
And hence they join them.
selves to it the stronger. The
colored people are but little il
any more numerous than the
whites in the State, but sixty
thousand of the whites are for.
eigners, many ofwhom are not
naturalized. And more than
this, in the parishes and dis.
tricts the colored have MAORI.
ties which would certainly give
them a majority Of twenty-five
or thirty in the Legislature.
Then, in the Republican par
ty something may be effected
out of it nothing. l would ther
counsel that this policy be per
sued:
| Let the moderate men wht
have not been violent in theil
Opposition to the Republican
party silently cooperate will
it in the present uncture. lie
them not put themselves for
ward for any position, but lie
them use their influenc,
in favor of the best mem
bers of the Republican party
Let them strengthen the hand.
of such men as Abel and Fieli
to cast corruption from tina
party. Let the violent part
sans in ODDositiOn tn the Re
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-06-20

A Missouri paper has UNDER
taken to discourage dying. It
publishes marriage notices
free, but charges heavily for
obituaries.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-06-20

Arizona Territory. which y
popularly believed 70 y
Weather in minerals tim
California Or Nevada, = ~
recovering from the prostE1tion
caused BY Indian raids Iny
Of the mines which have lain
untouched for years On aecoollt
Of the Apaches are again being
worked, and the results aro
said to be wonderful.
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According to the last Ger
man Army List, the German
army numbers now 1,324,94O
men, with 2,74O cannons. The
field. forces number 7O5, 100,
the field reserve forces 243,54O,
and the garrison troops 575, roc
men.
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Yellow. fever at Pensacola,
Florida.
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It is singular how easily We
become incensed very often
even at things that are too
insignificant to be worthy Of mo-
tice such actions and remarks
as should be treated with silent
contempt and supreme indif.
ference. II we would always
think Of this we would often
save ourselves Of q good del
Of worry about nothing, and =
chagrin and reimbursement -
having noticed q matter Of sush
insigniica Delhi Ohronf-
Gle.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-06-20

The st. Louis Republican
says: eve are a little anxious
to see a Republican platform
for 1874. It will probably be
built on the plan of the Wi
mans iron clad 'cigar-boat, the
inside hung on a pivot so that
it makes no difference which
side is up"
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"A1l ye blackguards that
isn't lawyers leave the court. =
yelled the crier Of an Hibernian
court.
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Subscription So in Advance.

Bellevue, Louisiana,
THURSDAY::::::::::::::::::::JUNE 20, 1874
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The Troy Budget prints a
facsimile of the present official
seal Of the Comptroller Gener-
al Of South Carolina. It bears
the device of a palmetto tree,
greatly overshadowed by a
carpet bag and an eagle. This
would be very appropriate if a
vulture was only substituted
for an eagle New York Sun.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-20
MURDER.
sam wheeler. CoiBred, Killed by Mack
also COiOred-A Case for the out
rage Manufacturers.

About hali-past seven o'clock last
night sam Wheeler was snOt aud killed by
another negro IN the a ley near Enniss black
smith shop. No i22 Gayoso street. Coroner
Giles being notified OF the muider, lmDaneieI
MessTs. j. Buchignani, n. b. sheppord, G. ~.
NJ. smith, William Wallace, NJ. Combs, \. J..
Capp2ro, and Richard D9ueherty - a july q
Inquest, who examined Mag Reid, John Nor
gan, Bill Walker, Mary Jordan, ana william
smith, a oolored persons, ~ relation 70 the
cause, manner and means Of Wheeler death.
From the evidence of these parties, II seems
that Wheeler had a difficulty anOut Mag Reid
with steamboat negro known a. Mack
After abusing Mack lie pulled OF his coat
and, turning 10 John Morgan SAID
Jpn u, II you can't whip him, ]
can As Wheeler turned toward
Mack, the latter drew pistol
left breast, Just above the heart Mack lied
out of the alley iLtO Gay0sp street, and was
followed by Wheeler, who soon staggered and
fell dead IN front Of the blacksmith shop. II
was eert sined that Mack came here on the
steamer Ella, few days ago, and had been
intimate with Mag Reid and Mary JORDAN.
He Is very black, tall Of stature, and about
twenty-five ears OF age. He told Mag Reid,
a few minutes before shooting Wheeler, that
bebad been the cause OF one mans death 10
Nez Orleans, and would soon Kill another.
Wheeler has been working as a declzthand on
the steamer O.. W. Cheek, where he now has q
brother. The verdict Of the jury was thar
Wheeler came 10 his death from the eff els Of
pistol-shot fired by the hands OF one Mack,
whose other name TO the jury is unknown.
The body was turned over TO John ush,
county undertaken, for proper turial. None
CT the witnesses knew the surname Of the
murderer, who has not been arrested.
Since the above was written. Sergeant
Pryde and two patrolmen succeeded In arrest
log the murderer, whose name is aseertained
10 be Mack Greene, back OF the enginehouse
on DeSoto street. Greene says he shot Wheeler
because ne ne took niIesn 40 dolieTS dh mat ne
regret the deed, which he says he would re-
peat under similar circumstances.
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If YOU want the best and cheapest
baby carriage. go to Wheeler, Pickens 4 Co,
IS and $50 Main strt ct.
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IF you want hydrant, street-washer,
or plumbing Of any kind, you can get it al
Brownies, Is jefferson street where you are
tn h. smiled In sLA.Ia and nrlna
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ana earges, 81. Louis Katie, Chic0t city.
"a, LOT 5, October i9.-RfVer falifnesfswiv
Weather clear and Pheasant Arrived Noble
Moore, New Orleans; Joe Kinney, NeksDurg
Departed city OF Chester, Memphis.
PfTrsaURG, October Ig-Rtyer falling
with y inches In the channel. Weather clear
and pleasant.
CArRo, October 10 Noon Weather clear
Arrived .Silver Thorn, EyaLsvilla, N am:
Arlington, Memphis. 2 AIN; Grand Tower
Memphis, 5 pm. Departed: Atlantic. S.
Louis, am. CAPITOL city, Nici6a5ufg. am I;
silver thorn, Evansville, a m; Arlington,
Ciueinnati, 5 n m Mary Alice, New OrieaBs
sam: Grand Tower, New Orleans, 3 a m.
-Night..--Arrived: Carrie V. KOuntz, 81.
Louis, pm.
EROGaEIi rIfIs8.
WAsHINGrOE, October -, am.-For Ten
mes &c and the Gulf states, falling baroue-
ter, sou hcasterig % sOuLboriy winds, warm
e. and generally clear weather.
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Personal.

JUSTICE Hoist is sufficiently cOnvs-
leseent 10 be out and viii resume his Official
duties tomorrow. He has been M about
twelve weeks.
In WAS with no little pleasure the fire.
quenters OF the cotton exchange saw ones
more among them, yesterday, the kindly lace
Of A J. K. Lhndauer, Esq, one OF the most
dashing buyers that ever handled a sample OF
Memphis cotton
L. II. HARTAIUs, ESQ, has returned
from a trip east, Of some duration, improved
in health and ~ popular With The ladies a.
ever; our cotton market will soon show The
effect Of bis presence IN tine ctty-a shreV q
and experienced operation, ne hits when the
time comes.
THIS l. very hard on an old friend F.:
He called to see young lady, who not being
at home lie wrote, 81 called but could not
stay Tracey" The beautiful blonde, who
doesn't wear paper nor pad. tnelOsed this
same card with Fhymlng answer 10 Tracey,
saying, "I'm glad 1 was away" Tracey says
he Is, TOO, but sin he looks discOnsoiate.
Mr.. JOHN CRossLEY, member OF the
British parliament aud Of the general council
OF the London society Of the valley OF the
Mississippi; Mr.. Thomas Barnes, Manches-
ter spinner, and Rev. DR. Meilor, Of HALIFAX,
England, will visit Memphis Friday or SatuT-
day. They viii be accompanied by Mr.. Grif-
fing, American secretary of the society Of
London These distinguished persons are on
a tour Of observation, and their mission has
direct reference % the establishment OF a line
OF steamers from New Orleans 70 Liverpool
and London.
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THE most elegant stock of black gar
net goods just received at the Jet Palace.
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NeWspap r Interest for sale

FINDER the advice Of physicians, must
seek a new home, and therefore would tell
stock nearly one-thiId of whole in the MEM
PHls APPEAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Il is one OF the oldest and most successful
Daily and Weekly Journals q the south. II
our exchanges will copy this notice, l viii be
their debtor LII. DUPRE.
70 Union street, Memphis.
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A COMPLETE new and elegant line OF
Window shades just received, and or sale
cheap b. Hook & La0Elll, S26 second ElIset,
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

During recent trial or comparison
Of ordinary baking powders in New York,
with DoOley's Yeast Powders, IL was shown
eoncl usi veiy that better results were attained
with from One-haf to wo-thiFds the quaint
" OF The latter, Than with any other in mar
ket. The secret Of the success lies in the care
with which DO0leys Yeast Powder is pre-
pared, and Its entire freedom from substances
that are INJURIOUS 20 the system.
We challenge comparison 1t any and all
times. The Verdiet OF the consumer is always
in our favor. FOR sale by an grocers.
SEED Wheat and Rye at 1858 Main
street JAS. SUTTON & 90.
FLEIsHMANNs & Co.'s compressed
yeast, the best article offered In the market.
For sale by all groeers. Ask Tor directions.
RUMFoRp Yeast Powders have been
used for two years by the best people in Mem
phis. OLIVER, FlNNIE * 60.
NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure for
Hsurai0da. Geo. W. Jones q Co, keep IT.
FLOWERS, in splendid display, at
CRAIGS.
A LARGE, varied and cheap assort-
ment OF toys, luDch-baskets, school -satehels,
nursery. chairs, mats, etc, at Wheeler, Pick
ems a Co, S2s and $50 Main street
WE defy competition in signs, both
in execution, durability, dispatch and prices
HOOK a LAGR1LL, S26 Second street.
A PINE lot Of bird cages, ladies' work
baskets, perambulatOrs, baby walkers, swings,
hobby hOrses, rocking chairs, setc., etc, just
received. especially for visitors 10 DE ENnosi-
ton, at Wheeler, Pickens <ttsrA 80
Main street.
A FULL assortment aud rich stock of
solid gold Jewelry at the Jet Palace. Prices
lower than ever.
ONE HUNDRED PIANOS for sale on
payments. Zee e. A. BensOn's card
in anOthtT column.
FRESH OYSTERS received daily at VIM
cent BOtto's, 1874 Front street.
TIE MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING
81 Madison street, Is
open Ios the ian season. Best work, at prices
10 suit The times.
B.A. HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
CLoCKs, spectacles, opera-glasses, at
he Jet Palace. Prices reduced
ATTEND FObartsnn'z BusiDess (,0llaOs |
A COMPLETE new and elegant line Of /
Window shades just received, ana or sale /
heap b. Hook & La0Elll, 32G Second street,
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Establishment, 81 Madison street, Is
open i0s the ian season. Best work, at prices
10 suit the Times.
b. A. HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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APPLBTON'S CYCLOPEDLA
ReVdSods
The standard work OF the Age-A Libra
~ i'm Eeself-ENery Family Needs "a

A Y enterprise for Americans 70 be proud Of.
"a No rehash OF other Cyc iopedias or Die
ton aries. but wholly an American prOdueiion
By the ablest writer's, far excelling any foreign
work Of The kind ever got up. Brought fully
up to the present time in every branch. II con-
tsius the fullest ard latest Information on sd
subjects pertaining 70 a CyclOpedia, and is. IN
every respect. reliable. No man Who wishes
10 keeO pace with the times can afford 10 he
without II.
mr.. X. Mailum's engagements for this work
and his books, have Deen turned over to the
underlined, and will he filled Rrcordfngiv.
j. II. FRELIGH s Co,
Room Z, Planters ms. Building,
No. A Madison street,
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EsIANO- FOkTES AND ONGANS-Properly
L tuned, regulated or repaired, by A. MUN-
NEW. Leave orders for town or country at
4. WitEmann's Piano Store, 81 Second street.
or r. A Benson'E, 81 Main street. sel5
DROPOSALs FOR MUsiU.-Ihe Fnth CIT
Il Concert Tor the benefit Of the Public LII
brary OF Kentucky, VIII come Oh in Public
Library Hail, At Louisville, KY, WON DAY,
NOVEMBER 30, 1874. AS his is The l. 81 Of the
series and will be the GRANDEST AFFAIE
or THE KIND THAT HAS EVER o :
CURED IN The WORLD, the management
have determined % have the music worthy
OF the occasion, and to give the musicians Of
the whole country an equal chance 70 furnish
H. Bids viii therefore be received until the
18th Of Novenn Der for 3 Grand Orche strRl Con-
cert Of ONE HUNDRED INsTRU MEN II or
more. Music Will be required at intervals
"a urinR the entire day Of the drawing, and at
night a Grand Orchestral Concert free 70 all.
sea ed proposals, giving the number and
Character Of performers and the price, adj
dressed 10 the undersigned, will receive due
atten Ton, and the contract will be awarded
% the lowest and best bidder.
THO5. r. = "a MLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
ocfl9 tuAfr Louisville, ~.
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NASHVILLE, October l9.-The river is rising
slowly, with feet inches on the shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE. October l9.-River stationary
with feet 5 inches in the canal, and 70
inches in the Indiana chute. Weather
clear and cool.
LITTLE Rock, October l9.-W Gather clear
and warm, with indications of rain No ar
rivals or departures
VrcKsBUGe, October I9.-River falling.
Weather clear snd cool. Port list-Iip.
John g. Maude. Down; Belle OF Texas Pie
marcE, Belle Of Shreveport. Arrived: City of
NtcKEburg.
NEW ORLEANS, october l9,-weather clear
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If you want your cotton delivered by
a fast freight line OF undoubted capacity, one
thai can give assurance of time, "a ETY., econ
Ony In handling, and certainly OF prompt de
livery 10 all points in the United States and
Europe. call on Captain Ed Hart contracting
agent for the Blue Line, over the New York
Central and connec Ing 70 DIS, and by best
nd latest steamshi % lines to Europe Office
II Madison str, ct, 10 Tomlinson's office.
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GIN REPAIRING,

NIN SAW I'll ING reduced 10 Is cents per
Ut saw, and OF her repairing at .OWest rates.
Brfstles. Bristfe-stnps, saws, RIBS, Pulieys,
Idlers, JournalDoxes, BabitllneFs, etc., always
On hand. Special attention 70 promptness.
b W. HICKMAN,
RRa Main street. Opposite N. and 7. Depot.
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GRAND MESDELSSOHN
down Co.'s rye PRICE.
COKE, COKE, COKE.

Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-five
cents per can, at ia. SIGNAI6O'S,
rs second and Us Main streets.
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HORRIBLE MURDER, unparalleled in
the annsls Of history Grant expected To is
sue a proclamation! The Killing OF the btu
fat Oysters at farrells aud at the Exposition
a. we'll Is his Auaianchc house. - Jefferson
near Main street, where numerous hands are
busy killing. The big iats opened fresh to
families al ten Gems per eozen forty cents
per can four cotiars per bsTrtl. -alOon prices
with trimlni g, twenty-five cents stewed or
one Thousand barrels for sale al Jour dollars
per uarIel. Three thousand cans A. forty
cents, Z g fate. 10 fFh FARRELL
PA inan that can Z Walk over sawdust
don want his trade,
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PROMENADE CONCERT TONIGHT.

The Exposition will Doubtless be large
~ attended tonight, the mana
gers have arranged for another
grand promenade concert, will
be seen by reference 20. announcement
elsewhere In this mornings issue Professor
Arnold's baud, which every day and evening
Affords such excellent music, Will 10 night
give some Of the most choice selection yet
enjoyed by the people Of Memphis. We in
wife the attention OF our readers TO the pro.
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ADDITIONAL RIvsR NEWS.

RUMFoRD. Yeast Powders are the
cheapest yeast powders, being full weight and
good. OLIVER, FINNIE& co
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minsI COurt-FIIppiB, Jadge.
The State VS.. John Cook, for murder,
viii be taken up 10 day.
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COAL.

We are now prepared to deliver coal
from our Poplar street yard Pittsburg, Can
mel and St Bernard coal always on hand.
ST. BERNARD COAL ASSOCIATION,
No. Is Madison street.
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CLOCKS, spectacles, opera-glasses, at
he Jet Palace. Prices reduced
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TO COrrON SHIPPERS.

RUMFoRD Yeast Powders have given
satisfaction in Memphis for two years.
OLIVE s, F. NNlE & co.
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yUIrs-5Oo masquerade suits. az the French
= store - It,FFERSON 81.
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First Circuit Courf-HesslIeII, Judge.
The cases not disposed nj ca yester-
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FOR WHINE RIVER.

FOR HELENA q FEIAKi- POI
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TRE MRMPHIs STEAM DYEING

FRESH OYSTERS received daily at Yin
cent BOtiO's, l9I Front street.
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Yocany bottom hunting, and m the eYvitiss,s.
as they were going along IN the pAo1us i9oA -
for game, ar. COllums, with MS qua ~ ~
M Il = NJ hIrl add in lalllng. tor
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First Chancery SOurt-R. !. Morgan,
Chancellor.


Court meets at ten O'Clock this morn
ing, when the following calendar will be- call
ed: l2il, Kane vs. Ferguson 1872, PassmOre
~ Hodges; l233, Bachelor vs. Newhouse;
l2i = Friedmsn Vs. Cohen; l24j, Montedonico VS.
a Jaws; 100 Brunmer vs. Cohen : l2s2, Beecher
vs. HOugh; lZl{, stark vs. Harweil; $50. Chsl-
mers ~ Arthur; l257, Cords VS. Rice; l25S,
HINES vs. SnOwden; 1888, Croker VS. WI Kerr
son: LEO, Branch VS. Eppi~hins; 1851, Murray
" Jones; l262, ThTuston vs. Ford; l265, Reed vs.
Bilbow; I266, y ray vs. Hoag; l267, Junkerman
vs. Gates; l265, Humphreys VS. Murphy; 1870,
Haggarty Us Poe; la, Remir vs. Remir; JZ7S,
White vs. Brooks; l2Sl, Taylor vs. Early 12S3,
Simon vs. Humphrey; l2S4, LOwenstein VS.
q eenwBld; l2S5, Bilbow, VS. Hughes.
] 81, MeTchan Is natiunsl bank vs. Meath f2S7
Aumpkin vs. MiclxsTsham; 1872, GreeniaW VS.
Mofiatt; l24i, ismukes vs. Pfaunenstehl 1926,
Randolph vs. Merchants' national bank; 1895
Greenfield vs. Haynes; 1877, Drawn VS. Thomp-
s0n; lz99, Wynn vs. Bsrtlett; 1875, Brooks vs.
brooks; 1306, SeDmes " MancoUrt; 1910
Mendhansen vs. Rnser; 1911, Tones Us Gibson !;
1919, Tsylor VS. Avery 1915, GalDTeath " Mem
iibis and Charleston railroad; 1916, shelton VS.
l3lS, ROBE rtsOn vs. CAN'T; 1919,
Belcher vs. Wickersham; 1920 Davis VS. Wells;
1872, Hunter VS. Clarke; 1925, Vaudeville VS.
Person 1888, Coffee vs. Ruffin; 1884, .Chatfeld.
y Bulletin pub ishiDg company; 1885, Merrill
v. Barre; lSS7, Nelson VS. Trtgg. . q
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TO EXCHANGE

n HUPEhTY- 2 irsl-clas- im proven residence
L property. eight thousand dollars; one
fourth IN money, on time; balance In other
property. Address MAX, Appeal of1ce.
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Lay in coke while it Is cheap. For
sale b all the coal dealers and the gas com
pany.
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DON'T forget the sociable tonight at
Central Methodist Church.
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WAVBRLY HALL FRUIT FARM,
KERR AVsNUF.

THE undersigned Is prepared 70 furnish
= -tfhNpaftt anu tsitsllnsfFf = ants IN guam
utlGs 70 sa'C pgfCrg7el7s Orders lef with
Spirer 3 Ryan, 5jl Nam sheet. snail nave
prompt attention. JOHN Z. SPICER,
October -, 1874. Manager.
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CALCIMINING and House Painting
executed neat, quick, cheap and durable.
HOOK & LAGRILL. 326 second street.
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PLAIN and decorative paper bsngings,
latest designs, endless variety, at popular
HOOK & LAGRILL, s26 Second street.
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Rooms EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, }
DE- MOCRATIC AND COS.ERN ALIVE PARTY
MEMPHIS. October ~, 1874.


20 Ouel 6eOrse II. fOWel-
DEAR SIR-Your letter rendering your resig-
nation as the nominee OF the Democratic az d
Con ervative party OF shelby county T cleo
tioL. TO a seat in the lower house OF the next
general a sembly OF Tennessee has beeL re-
ceivei. The committee instruct me, IN &C
&C. ting your rel gnatiOn, to exp ess the uDau-
imous regrets OF its members at losing from
the ranks OF the candidates fir legislative
hOnoFs one 50 competent 20 Orthily MI the
position sought as yourself Known as you
have been u this communi y or 80 many
years, as a pubic Off er Of high capacity al d
unquestioDed integrity, and as a citizen and
gentleman OF useful and blameiess life, dis
Charging every duty ueN diving upon you wi
fidelity and zeal. the committee reluctantly
yield acceptance TO your resi- gnatiOn, aud sill
cerely trust that the lime Is not far distant
when your fellOw-cl ffZeBs will call you to q
more ex ended field of action, commensurate
with your acknowledged abilities and per-
sonal worth. With sentiments Of esteem,
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
ED. WORSHAM,
Democratic and Conservative tx
ecutiVc Committee