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First ChaneeFv COart-R. J. Morgan,
Chancellor.

ARhuceAaDfs
Court meets at ten o'clock this
lo.dav The sftor1ev Who has the 1aDsrs IN
the case OF DonOhue vs. smith, ct al, will
please return them 70 the clerk and masters
Office: 7uB, Fraime vs. FuTlOng; 703 Etehe-
rarne " Eteherarne; IL, owen VS. Lincoln /;
10, Caldwell vs. isaacs; ~, Banners HRrri
son rs, FHrrshee VS. FarTaI ee; rs Bullock vs.
Kerr; 100, Gaibrealb VS. ChsplD 732, Home in
surance company V Wimberiy; 7SS, Al en- VS.
Petit; ~, Newrnay vs Allen; 735, BishOp VS.
Wimoeriy; 10, Rsggls VS. Cuweo; 73s,
BaTa vs Hartly; 739, Meaux VS. -terns !;
742. Ensley vs. FOrsythei ~, 1 uruer vs. Niehal !;
I46, Reinhsrt W Pollock; T4s, Winters vs.
Humphreys; 74g Daniel vs. Burnett. 49, Duf-
fey vs. M'Ghee; 7s3, Randolph vs Trigg; 755,
PosiOn IS POston; 758, Holland vs. Edwards;
762 alton vs. EddiDs; 766, Edmonds VS. Ed
monds; 1Js, Irigg vs. Stockleyi 789, LoFsrma-
sino vs. LOgarmasino; 776, Sreen-
law vs. woodbury. ~, Greenlsw vs.
ardsoD; 7si, Turner vs. Hall, 7s5, Tu' ner vs.
Turner; -, Musso vs. Hackett; 79l, Allen VS.
Birney; 39i, Merrill vs. Sgin-; tOJ, Erletag VS.
Bullock; s9l. Crutchheld vs. Allen s02, Ward
VS. Ward; 500. Gayoso Savings institution vs.
FORD; Sn, Alien vs. TwoDig; Sl2,
Wynn ys wynn SIS, DdIt '. Mem
James VS. Petit; sls, Duke vs Biggs;
sle, ea6er vs. Flaherty; so, Merrill vs. John
son; SIS. N MounJ VS. schwssb; Ssg, Dickens vs.
Miller; SO, wyatt vs. Hart; o41, Meath vs
Brooks; 54s, Bi8ss vs. Soi ebern; 8s9, Overton
VS. heyne; $50. L-ftwich vs. Cameron sza, Rice
W Pollock; 65z CvertOn vs. Gait; IS : Pollock
vs. Pollock; o54, NeWsom vs. Taylor; q ROsser
vs. MosDy; SIS, Dickens VS. Cash; 80, &feenlaw
Us GreenlaW; 81, Fleming vs. Neal
574, Watson vs. Wa keT; SO, ray. .Or Us Gay; s77,
Jefferson VS. COgsweL; se3. SAINT vs. TaY o. 1913,
RRpp Va Brooks; s04, 5tllman vs. hdInOndson
S., North vs. Clark s96, N'COmb vs. James
80, Hardin vs. DRshell sl5, Lenning vs. haT-
ding; 9l6, Mercer vs. Bolton gl7, FinlBy vs.
Heyliu; SIS, hsndall VS. Walker; 9l9, Irby vs.
Wiliisms; sa Myers vs. Cox; 9Z7, Pope
VS. Pope; $50, Costin vs M'Mahan
s32, Gallon VS. Grehan; 94 Gayoso savings in
Boyd vs. Lesy; go, Baton VS. Cash: 81, Merrt-
man vs. German national bank; gs3. RYAN vs.
Demmons; SOL, n Cleary VI Case; g54, Hardin
vs. Norsh 6Dl, 85S " hiJe " Bettis; 3d. Brown
vs. Brown; 30, Ackerman vs. National bank
ing and insurance mpany; SIS, Mailman vs.
EVeriith; s57, Cato vs. Batemsn; 96s, ParrRn VS.
II Neil: 969, Memphis CITY railroad company
vs Myers; $40, Taylor vs. Barinds.
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POLITICAL.



The following appointments have been
agreed upon for Hon. Barbour Lewis and
Lolonei II. Casey Young. candidates for con-
gress, 70 address the citizens OF the tenth con-
gressional district;
Galloway station, Tuesday, October -, 1874.
shelpy Depot, Wednesday, Octoper IA, 1874.
Raleigh, Thursday, October Is, 1874.
Whttehaven, Friday, October 10. is74.
Oakvtlle, Saturday, October, II 1874.
memphis, Monday Night, october, ls, 1874.
Nolllervtlle, Tuesday, October %, 1874.
Lagrange, wednesday, October q, 1874.
lafayette, Thursday, October p, 1874.
Macon, Friday, October q, 1874.
Gerlnantown. Saturday, October p 1874.
Eartelti Nc nday, October 26, ls74-
Lucy, Tuesday, October p, 1874.
other appointments will be hereafter an
nounced, AID the candidates respectfully In
vite theif respective friends aad ali persons OF
Whatever political views 70 attend and hear
Jneir dlscusslOns. Peace and good order Is re-
luesled and fully expected Of all who attend
" ese dlscuSslOns, rs we are assured the came
Will be conducted upon principles or honor
and strict decorum.
These appointments are pu hllshed in lieu Of
hose heretofore published by Colonel Young
,hanges becoming necessary TO meet the
wishes OF the two candidates.
N. l.. L. STEWART,
Chairman Democratic Ex. Com.
W. ]. SMITH,
Chairman Republican Ex. Com.
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COUNTY COURT.
A'i 80 Tram acted Tssierday-Ae-
cOuaIs Allowed, Ese.

PRESENT Chsi msu Holemsn, Jus.
- p Lexington, MIR ay, York, Lyon
L'.------, - Giles, iaHlI1O- Tree, Spoiman Mon.
y--.l' -netu, Coleman Pa liam, Bartlett
8.-~t D. H-rlng- Allen, Troy, Jones, Buutyn
- - So broWn, Z I-lt, Thompson, Miller
,.n-- ourth OF the tax assessed for county
E-tI - vas sel ssiae for poornouse eE-
l1e bonds % J1stices 9. o. B Btyn, H. c.
brewer aud u. v. lien were accepted and
-.'-.s ana 70 MY 81 Nf yOr Il L. Brown.
d. -ilk- W. ~laugh e., x. M'Ewln. A. r.
-As>-. % - syIOut, J. Brandon, sud :
t -A .a" skin wee appointed q iury Of view
'L ... ga q isal rom fne Pur ersville road, near
-'.n ma - 10 iater~t C.. rhe PortersVIlte and
ID a 7e-h Dad near the old - 'NaIr place
-rFrfA ulue Tor The rsp iring OF old
= al- eu.Feris a. olnereTt points, aud
mate.
lNr lluoWln accounts were allowed and
.i I- q aid; W. .J- p. Dsfvls. $50: e., l. A nder-
y --, s--' = Kirk, = o, L WhltmOre, SO 80;
y. ] c. St'i a. j. sc! ar, so James n, lily,
- . L. William, S.li -. z. I. EleEnI n-
'7-.' B. >. Bates, s.; l.. l.. BslIle, SOL So
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Second ChaneeEy CSart-WaIksr Chan
osIlor.
To-day is motion day.

A special TO the ColfrisT-Joai-zlol says
Dg. ). M. Bolts, a prominent physician OF
WoodfoFd county, Kentucky, hss been mis-
Ing since NedDesday, and II is feared he has
been either murdered or abducted. He was
called 10 see patient in the country, and the
last heard of HIM was when IN company with
party OF men riding rapid by house in
The country. He left his pOckei-book at home
and his bank account was untouched. DR..
Bolts is also a clergyman in tho Methodist
church, and his disappearance created great
excitement IN the county.
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ESTABLISHED 1910

To DAY an election for State officers,
for members OF congress, and to ratify
or reject the new constitution, takes
place in Arkansas. We are justified,
nom the tone Of the press Of that State,
in hoping that the Democrats and Con-
servstiyes will be successful by at least
eeTenty-dve thousand votes. So may Il
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NRWs.
BY TKLBGRAPR.

NEW ORLEANS, October I2.-Weather cleal
and pleasant. Arrived: John A. Scuddsr, St
L uis. Departed: Katie, mouth Of Whit
river.
CISCIENATT. October 42.-River 5 feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and cool
PITTsBURG, October u. River rising
with ~ inches In the channel. Weather cleal
and pleasant.
NASHVILLE. October l2.-The river is falling
slowly, with feet < inches on the shoals,
Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, October rI2.-River rising slowly,
with feet II inches IN the canal, and fel
II inches in the Indiana chute. Weatuer
cloudy and cool. Arrived: EsperanEa, Cincin-
natl. Departed: EsperanzP, New orleans.
vIoKsBuRs, October I2.-River faliing
Weather clear and cool. Port list-Up:
Moore Mollie. No boats down to-day.
EVANSVILLE, October River risen
inch. weather clear and cool. Mercury
am.
ST. Louis, October l2.-River falling slowly
Weather clear and pleasant. Departed /.
City Of Chester, Memphis-
CAIRo, October y, 2,Noon.-Weathere clear and
cool. Arrived: City Of Helena, st. Louis, 3
pm.; H. G. Yeagcr, New Orleans, IN
Grand Tower, Memphis; Colorado. Vicks.
burg, and Indiana, New Orleans with Nav
flower Ia lOw. Departed Boe, New Orleans S
pm; st. Genevieve, Memphis, pm; II. c.
Yaeger, st. Louis midnight; City OF Helena,
Memphis, am; Grand Tower, St Louis, s
2. H.. Sight-The Indiana has laid np
here. River feet Il inches and falling
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Guberuatar,aI ADDo,Dtn.n,,

The following appointments for the
car vass have been sgreed upon by the chair
men Of the Democratic and Republican stats
executive Committees:
MurfreesboroY Tuesday, October 18th,
Lebanon, Wednesday, october 18th.
Alexandri-, :, Thursdas October 18th.
Nashville, Saturday, October 17tn.
Columbia, Monday, October 10th.
Pulaski, Tuesday, October 10Th
Gallatin, Wednesday, October 2lst
Clarksyille. Thursday, October I'D.
Paris, Friday, October sd.
Mckenzie, Saturday, October Nth
Humboldt, Monday, October 28th.
Union City, Tuesday. October Z7th.
Bolivar, Wednesday, October 18th.
jackson, Thursday, October 18th.
Brownsville, Friday, October Soth
Memphis, Saturday, October 3lst
]. l. RICE
Chairman Democratic Executive Com.
W. +. PROS-ER,
Chairman Republican Executive Com.
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ses.ua Circuit COur.-Hal.sy. Judge

Calendar for to-day: 22S3, Connell vs
Irvine, On trial 1863, ". K. Barton vs. sam Tate
and x. {. BrinRley; ISL, Frank SOti W. NJ.
slater; I44, ii. Jones Va n. LsmRstsr; 2075, I
Wright ct 81 Va ID. ample /; 2 49, Memphis
and Arkansas river packet company vs. s. T.
Hamilton; 2l4S, NJ. Dopoho, ct al vs. E. r.
hite; 22l4, J, T. Moore et al vs g. A. S'ovall
275, J. W. Resd VS. Dickinson, williams & Co.
2277, Q. E. johnson vs. J. K. Grav : et al; 2lSS,
NJ. Watson VS. Memphis and Charleston rail-
road company; ZAJS, Selma, Marion and Mem
phis railroad company vs. z. c. Tally; a 10,
James elch, adm illustrator, vs. J. LarKin
Z4i5, P. Peterson VS. ToOf, Phillips & Co.; 2l4S,
N A. Jarman vs. A. Young ct al;
2453, seph Mitchell vs. H. Strother
ct al z458, E. P Harris ct al VS. Bose Joyce
2fs5, ]. c Thompson vs. Joseph Miller; 247O, J.
A. Anderson, administrator, VS. d. Psnte and
W J. P. Doyle; Ell, The American Whip
company VS. John Besttie; 245., A. and Thos.
tord vs. Henry Laird; 24a0, W. A. Costeran vs.
n. A. Thomas: 249l, Wurlitzer & Bro. vE Geo.
shield Co.; 1892, Wuriitzer & Co. VS. same;
s4ssq same vs same; 25s5, Nancy English VS.
John Hubee; Ag7, W. A. Cathrau vs. NJ. A.
Thomas; Z5O0, II. ". Meyers, IT,. VS. Southern
life tnsu.anee company; 5O3, German ns-
LioDal bank vs. A. NJ. Boyd, receiver; 25O5, T. T.
Hillsman rs q. h. Becker; 22g7, John +. Gun
kle, surviving partner, vs. John 2. Caruthers
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TO BE GIVEN AwAxi

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets. 5000 Quarter Tickets g2.5O
Half T1skets,......500 Eleven Tickets..slO0oo
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert is strictly for MASONIC pur.
poses, and will be conducted with the same
u9era1ty, honesty and fairness which char
aoterized the Grss enterprise
JOHN L. ROPER, President.
For Tickets and Circulars, giving full In
formstion, address HENRY '. MOORE,
Secretary, Norfolk, Virginia.
JOE LOCKE
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MARRIED.

ZwEIFEL-HERR-ByR Rev. Gee. A. Loftsn
the afternoon OF the 18th inst, Mr. AUGUsT
ZwETFEL and Miss MARY HERR, both OF this
eftu
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LAW REPORTS.

Cuitsd States Cfrcult and District CoarS
Hon. COnDelIy r. Triga, Presiding.
2l6, OHara vs. Des Arc, decree for libel
vived; 763, O'Sell vs. steamer Fort Gibson, mo-
ton 10 confirm report continued; IN re
Gwynne & Thompson, petitioners TO conform
tee & Harbert, dec. ee in favor OF de endants,
appeal granted; 30, Dow ct ais Us oliver &
WOOid -idge, decree o sell bonds IN New York
b nd OF +. Z. Davis fixed Al $4,000, bond given
in re Farris & Woodbridge, reference.
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The postoffice department is about
substituting for the old mail locks now
used upon street boxes Of the free deliv-
cry system new combination locks.
Each city or district will be furnished
with locks upon a different combine
ton, 80 that the keys Of one city will be
Of no use in another. Each key viii he
numbered, ana the carrier using IL held
responsible for lis custody and proper
use,
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Kx.PresideEt IOhnsOn's appointments.
Ex-President Andrew Johnson hes
Withdrawn his published appointments for
Clarksville, october 18th; M'Kenzie, Octobs
18th, and Memphis, october 18th, and win
speak as follows:
Memphis lat night, saturday, October 18th.
Bolivar, Monday, October 18th.
Jackson. Tuesday, October 20th.
BROWNSVILLE, Thursday, October I'D.
MaVeriy, Saturday, october ACh-
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GERMAN CASINO

THE members OF the German Casino viii
4 meet In special meeting, on TUEHDAY Y.
October 18th, at 3 O'Clock pm, for the purpo e
Or making arrangements 70 participate In tbs
position. Every msmher is ex pectsd 10 be
present. THEO. EREEEI., Secretary
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NTEMBEES viii attend an adjourned meet
Vi ing on UESDAY, 18th, at o'clock pm
in school Board room. Business Of import
ance VIII be presented.
oeu ]. 2. PRESCOTT. Rec Sec'y.
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WTEsoN STATION. SHELBY Co, }
October ~, ls78

october IL, lslii
EDITORS APPEAL-I have been
s-Iva--1 solicited by numerous friends and
= '11ls thrtn some OF our best cltiz -uS. 70 be-
s--Lr : ca-l dave Tor the euate, Eud must . =
Ah9f ledge that am deeply sensible OF and
- ms uEut iuuor-emeut % citizen VIII -
tolit cal sche "a, ON al that I HnoW OF H.
= q li..'t ulllA one, embracing, ~ I under
iA-A 4l most ssl ctary reforms and uesgures
reL- Z 10 Tue paclncatlCn OF the country aud
~ =. tAe grnerl Weu-belug Uf the pzOpIe
T'-s Nuliu very adlyg and with a zeal
~ - FarleslneSs that the noble cause must In
elL- IN any true Trend ~ the coup try. do my
y most tl spread these sAlulary TOlitiosl seuti-
.henls and measures, ] -pprshend that IN the
= tri conn CO EEslf 10 eusu-, the cause Ia
y men ain dtFut' might suffer by It's prob
--,-e llen lliica-ten with RGSicoiisa, and the
-ele'a elect might be a pseudo "a 'fcal yIr-
10Y and tneIei re must osc inc Tire noni.
- - ion, liiFsi & u7 sympathy with hadicalism
hI4 unwilling 70 occupy any position IN
y .-Ieu tlN sen iments in tnis re.zsr,I colid ~
~ -il,nnae-stood or my intiuenoe misdffected.
very respectfully, etc,
Gao. 3 FLEECE.
II Is proper 70 Say that Colonel KeIlsr
is tholoughlS pronounced against the
use Of bis lame, as he will set forth On
Wednesday night next at Turner's hall
N essrs- Fleece and Kellar heard from.
We nope the others who reject this sur.
Iepuogs nomination VIII avail them
sei YES Of the opportunity offered by the
APPEAL, and notify the public Of thst
iacI through our columns.
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w. z. MiTCHELL'B SCHOOL.
No. 3O3 Third Street.
Old Folks of shelby County.

ENGLISH, COMMERCIAL AND CLASH
u CAL courses taught. For particulars ap-
ply At 203 Third street Ee1q
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We reprint the Rsdical-Independent
NUMBER ONE.


NUMBER ONE
SenaioR George b. Fleece, VIM. N Ran
daipa
flotrr a. sens or mersOn Ftheridga.
tlo. erlal 3 prtasautaitvo-TO be filed from
Iayette county
epresl ufstiVes-J. T. Reynolds, Henry
traf.. J.. ". Doyle l.. B. aOrrigsn, D. b. MOI
10y ucge GeJFgg, Dixon.
NUMBER TWO.
kelar.
hepreseZtauv s-W. n. Randolph, General
= y. " Williamson, l.. B. Horrigan, John T..
eN nulis. J. " Dovle. John !, DUTY. b. .
Len n, and R. g. Daniel.
Ot the stove named gentlemen we
understand that many refuse to recog-
nizs the dsrk-lsntern, knownothing
nomination, but the only one we have
heard from yet is Mr.. Fleece, who writes
IS follows:
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public opinion, InaI mas ever Dorne sway IN
Washi ngton, Is the prisate opinion Of hun
dretls OF Republican leadets who have not the
courage 70 give tongue y s9eH thouBt tts'
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VeiVet Pslts With Jet, nieEel and steel buckles.
are displayed In countless variety. In he de1
pariment Of
.,r...rr r.,.r.,. :. LII, -r...-rr.... ..--
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UOoDef Tea, soITal none Joe F7777eTI---7- II71-
one fine Top Buggy, one Stop Mai li INC
Office and bedroom Furniture, allf other prop
eriy belonging 10 the estate Of l4. Ii llr.
Also, nine years least Of Star Stah'e
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We md mammoth stock Of all that could
oe needed by any number OF the male 5. Z
whether young or old, single or married. IN
or perfect a., well made in All the fasb-
lonaole styles, selling az q ID to HIGHER
prices. lsrEe LOT Of merino und ershiTf ! ana
Tered at 81. % and IS cents. Among the nm
1ei shlrts ana drawers manufactured BY Leu
ofle btothers may be mentioned the panta-
soon s style OF cotton flannel, medica-ed flannel
fronts. which prevent coids, INSTRUMENTATION
ahH rheumatism 70 Persons who wear such
tnIrtsi also, medicated drawers II The 1nest
a-s!l 9t twlled and SHAKER haDnelE, which
~ cold wea her against climatic diseases.
lhes sell ns fsst as made at the low price OF
elsewhere
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asllslzlisful,- asSel uasta oeu sct itaas4 tOot-
stone, ieJtefeal
Headstones, - feet, with socket and foot
stone, lettered ].
Headstone, feet, with sOchet and foot
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Bacon Baggng complete.
ma hail nOtBe Liberal advances Cotton
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A Ii Cotton or other Produce consigned to
"A. as insured, unless otherwise instructed.
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~ was eleoisa because nis opponent wss a
-nare and an admitted congressional cor
Tnpt,onist and 90 district platform not in
hsrInonious with thst Of he p ate on the cur
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COLONE !. SAM MAY.

the energetic superintendent, Is perhaps un-
equalled in n ancial ability aud judicious
enterprise BY any man In the Union. He su-
perlntends the entire department, not only
in = mssi eTly manner, but IN such an agree
able manner that he Is daily winning new
friends ana new patrons. To this gentleman's
untiTiDg efforts iE greatly due the continued
popularity and continued trade Of Ieubr3e
Brotheis, a manifestation of which was 80
literally expressed Yesterday In the very
large attendance u visitors and the general
enth usissDl that 6N.d The bearts OF an The
exnl 0ition Will contiD1s all this week. new
DDS and more abrasive novelties haiug
received daily. 20 Gay nv and ~ Nafn
street VIII be crowded.
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Whlcn embraces thousands OF articles. foo
numerous 70 mention, from an in iaut At 10
a Falstan's blouse. They make hosiery a
specially, and keep from the most ordinary
to the finest OF irob-fraIne, seamless, thread
wool, cotton, Balbriggan, and SILK embr0i-
dered, which are of red at the low price or
four dolLsrr pc dozen, while elsewhere they
cannot be bad at less tnau from eight TO ten
dollars. In fine CO ton bieached and brown
goods the price asked Is from one dollar up-
ward. This price applies 20 the large assoft-
ment or children's goods, OF fancy thread
cotton and wooden. extra length, double-
threaded heels and toes; gentlcmens half-
hose. both fancy and plain; and BAlbrlgeanz
English and French makes. A full line OF
English mefino, lambs wool, and other eX-
celieBt kinds OF stockings, are kept for boys.
and are offered At prices correspO1dingly low,
THE KID GLOVE DESARl MENT
d especially EOrshy OF mention, for lis aFti-
cles are OF endleso variety, cOlOrs and shades
suitable fOr parties. opera and street wear
These giovts are sold At cheaper figures than
could be had by the retail or wholesale pur-
cha-er Ia New York la this nnecfion a.
were not out OF place 10 speak OF the full line
Of elegant neck wear, une French scaFfa
fringed and elnbroiderea, besides 4 large coll
lection Of Miudsor ties from twenty. hve osnts
Up. A all stock Of the latest and most fash.
tOnable rucbingn IN endless v6ney. ladies'
benz Of Turkey, Mosceeo. kusziau leafser snd
salfskin, beaded belts With fflBges, SIX and
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BEE HIVE.
FINE 6 COMMON CLOTHING

TlHE BEE HIVE CLOTHING HOUSE n
i now open with the largest and beat line Of
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We Have Tried

The great cough remedy. Marsden.s Pccto-
raj Balm is considered by all who have tried
it the ne plus ultra of medical discoveries.
Testimonials pour in from all classes, eX-
pressing the gratitude of the thousan who
have been relieved and cured. Want of
space prevents our publishing in detail the
many cures 1t has effected. Physicians pre-
scribe it in daily practice as the best eXpecto-
rant known, and unhesitatingly recon-
mend IL to their patients in bronchial dis
eases.
The proprietor can, with the greatest GER
talnty, affirm that all the facts stated with
respect TO the efficacy of thisinyaluable REM
edy are fully established in every class of
cases for which il is recommended, by a body
of evidence which will carry conviction to
the most slieptical mind ana the medicine,
although highly effectual in its remedial
character, is, in the highest degree, innocent
In its composition, and may he taken with
great benefit by the most delicate. Mans.
den's Pectorsl Balm can be purchased from
all druggists at fifty cents small, or one dol
lar large bottles.
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MODE OF DRAWING.

There will be upon the stage two glass
wheels, the contents OF which can be seen
by the audience. A committee, consisting
of three eminent citizens In no way connect
ed with the management, having first made
an accurate count and examination, will
place in the larger wheel 1000 leather tags,
cut by the same die, exactly alike, and hav-
ing numbers on them, from to 1000, CORE
spending to the number of all the tickets
sold. A similar, Notwithstanding first
examined, counted folded and sealed up in
40 square boxes, precisely alike, as many
slips of paper, on which are printed the liO
gifts of denominations from $40 to 81 0W-Will
then place these 40 sealed boxes containing
the gifts in the smaller wheel. Both wheels
will then be turned until their contents are
thoroughly mixed. A blindfolded boy,
under 10 years of age, will then draw from
the larger wheel one of the tags, and, hold
ing it up in full view of the audience, It's
number will be called loud enough for all to
hear by the crier appointed for this purpose;
the tag will then be passed TO committee of
three distinguished ciuizens, who will say
whether the number has been rightly called.
1t will then be passed to a registrar, who will
HE IL upon " copper WIG picpfiSu i'' ''iN
purpose.
The number of the tag thus drawn, cried,
proven and filed will be recorded by three
clerks, in separate books. prepared for the
purpose.
A blindfolded girl of similar age will then
draw from the smaller wheel one of the
sealed boxes, which will be opened and the
gift taken out, unfolded and held up TO the
view of the audience.
The amount of the gift thus drawn will
then be cried, recorded by the three clerks,
and the paper filed by the registrar with It's
tag upon the wire.
The gilt thus drawn will belong to the tick
ct bearing the same number rs the tag
drawn Immediately beforei 1t. Thus this pro-
cess will continue until 40 numbers are
drawn from the larger wheel, and all the
boxes from the small wheel. And the no
gifts thus drawn, ranging from $40 to sl,OOc,
will be paid to the parties who present the
tickets having numbers thus determined by
lot to be entitled them.
After the drawing is over, the large wheel
containing the tags will be placed in the
hands of committee chosen by the audi
ence, who can examine for themselves and
see whether all the tickets sold were repre-
scented by tags with corresponding numbers.