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IDAHO CITY BUs1NES6 DIRECTORY.
C 8 Khr,e1 general merchandise. Main s.res.
g. ". Crafts, general merchandise. Main street
Ihomas Barry. general MERCHANDISE CONNER
cial street.
kIGssf = SWAN, geneai nachandis. Nal,
g. Marie. Tin and hardware. Main street
ID. p. KiHmel watches and jewelry. Main street.
JSD.zmeer gsDssal mschandis<, Main street
Ed fulmer. general merchandise main street
Df. Il zipf physician ana drugstore. Main street
Rove AcDeyitt. meat market lIain street
- 6tsasss. commission and storage business
Mam st.est. It.
= John Garrecht, meat market. Main street Iii
\. Haug. brewery. Main street.
9. ". Moore : Co.. First National Bank, Main
sefeeA -FT@ vary -s-4--.s5
John docd. Tonsorial artist, lfaan street.
g. G. Hlsby. books and stationery, Montgomery
street. g 3trTrr4 Ut .tE 81
n. g Lunsy, hotel. Luna House. corner Mont.
gomery snd Commercial Streets
WV. Black, livery and feed sssb., Main street.
wul6 Miller. soda factory. Wall street.
Tincher Holland. saloon. Main street
Aatt 2aRH sa1esay Hail stzsst -
AcCnntock Stewart. feed and livery stable.
Montgomery street.
!, Martha Ns,leasoyich, restaurant, Wan street.
William nsutz, boot and shoe shop. Main street.
Hay Ccwan. blacksmiths, Main street
m Bfrley. tlllksnith. Main street. rr1r1<r
Henry frsidengsr. bakery and huit store. Main
street.
. Jain 0orcosas. bot and shoe shop. Wan strees.
'DcAosx sEocesy aud liquor ssors, Montgomery
street
Chas. Hautx. boot and shoe shop. Main street..
Hsman Jones' wagon MAKER. Main street
Thomas Dixon. tan0i, Aainssxeet
siet9(h4 ~ fcelensers Main street
l. FL Aan ap'Ah searpenssrs Aontgonsy
- Y Essa hss r.. asesssq r f.sf Il sF-.s
4 Damst 1impesn. dsnaist. cemmsrci., str.et .ss
55ol ~ ~ cie.r store. Min str..t
.asx a .fl ! =, Montgomery street
IA = 49, nm tn.t n town oxned 81
ii ot1na; W11tj an sno4hsr tro ..fIee
NJ " = 1Nnls kpriScon. me Isasrr
6i ~ tPet; shs former i
<4afR6nA 1AoAkhopI snnnes md 0sod Tsnhaar1
1allo1S1 - ~ 80 rt~o chdnsse
- .Ise eg1 y Eeh e. wan srset,
80 o.lhcae CT I14 80 Nm skjookine =,
11MoL AoD6ansGo1 O. r. lrseeat n1edl
- AouAoolh - - ~ - QnInsee stores
70 - - - - - L Lee q Idahol
4 - ! = ;FstHs kfss ssseI
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Only - Cents 3 Year!
Postage prepaid BY the publishers.
PLAcK8vILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

J.V.K- Witt-General Merchandise. Plaza
1 Weller Is Smith-Gcneral Merchandis,
! Plaza Il -t6# IL
II James Eagan-Justice Of the Peace.
Robert X. Irvin-Constable.
John Myer-Postmaster. Granite street.
Myer & Smitb-Drugs & Medicines and
Fancy Goods. Granite street.
/ Myer & Suith-Wells, Fargo & Co.
Agents. Granite street.
W. J. Rothwell-Physicia and Surgeon
Granite street
J.W. Davieco-Iuternatiooal Hotel Has.
Mr.. Aatsarct Dseliey Idaho Hotel.
Granite street.
Mrs. D. 6teckles-Phcnix Restaurant
Plaza.
Garrett, Hayes 4 co.-Enpire Meat Mar.
ket Plaza.
Q. Donnell & Co.-City Meat Market
Jas. Ackay-Magnolia Saloon. Plaza.
Il Donovan-1nternational Saloon. Plaza.
criA 4nde.oa-l feer' 0doDn H2sa- I,
Cnaries kohney-Brewery and saloon
Dieni = Asrtin-Backsmith Shop. Pun.
Martin Cathcart-Shoe Shop. Plaza
Alex. Ofchard-Xvefy Stable Ph.a
I. Langrie-Cabinct Maker, Idaho sfrnet
a. ). boreland-Cabinet Maker. Broad.
John Merrill Ware. Plaza.
andrew Carsan-Barber Shop. Idaho
D. c. Holden Carpenter Shop. Idaho
Ito street 1a'-
J.. ~. 4 Hatehissos csrpeatss SHOP. Gran.
Andrew ana folson-c.rpentsr Shop. Plaza,
=. -. Dav,eon-Ag gent Northwestern stare
Company Once International Hotel.
:. 2. Shepherd Psystte Express. Grant.
Fred: Campbell Jewelsr aal W,tehn.l.,
!. Il !; v. Garrett, John Ellis, Philip CIondsr
q 81 s 81: :!
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Notice.
ITO G. +. SWARTWOUT. HENRY
bsldsa. J. c. Iaaass. lthAznar Z. Walker, sylvos
tAf Allen. Thos. Mootry IT,. II. G Hrovn xn,sr.
Dsvas. EnAsass Albright Aiphonse charpins, and 81
!, noY 4 may coneeTn: Notes u hereby given thsi
tho ssln q
Oas headrsd teaesa ana SIXTY Daalars
On the Lone Star mine In Il. p,.cr N,r,r. u.--s..
IN the county Of Boise TERRITORY OF Iaaho en6 sss
you navs naled % ccntribute the aanouns duo q
yom. ssasgsesiv: insefssq in aid nine and ii ,hs
1.r 49,. nos nave been paid Within Ninsty %,
mtne VIZ y :of1sited By opssseson Of Law
or.,~~,,,,. THo6. AooTRr. u.
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Notice.

Notice.
ITO G. L.. VAGIN, O. d. CAGWIN,
Il Honeywell. W. J. Neilman. 4 y. Hcutin
BeniaeId. J. D. Heath. h. Wilson. q. y. Savage pr
T!be4tsa. & nichs~. J. II. 0Arrtsh. and aT whom /,
mar concern: You. and each ii ron. are hereby no
ti1ed that l. q. " Crafts have dome the fn,l amour,
al work required By the x Of Congress Of ls.1 and
amendments thereto. to-wit:
Two HandreA asa SIXTY r13eOl Dsitars
worth the Star al the West quartz ledge diacov.
cry claim. so ferS. situated in Banner District
Boise county. Idaho Territory. and you are hereby
required 10 pay 10 al Assessment against ron On
the same snd for the pah.scasson of shsw advertise.
Inent within nnety days fro the date hereof or fog.
felt Ill of your right title, interest and cias Ia TO-
and upon saad Star of the West quarts c1aim - PRO-
vided for By the sct above specified.
IoAHo CrTY. January %. ls7Al q. W. CRAFTR
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"A NEW PAPER
y G At
B0IsE CITY.

Ii The undersigned viii have printing Office
and commence the publication Of newspaper
1T Bsise Gity about the 10th Of May, 1876.
We propose to make it
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THE BEST LOCAL PAPER

ever printed in the Territory, and vii. res
ipe<tfully AK Of The people share Of patron
Axp Iii W d l. j. EOYAKIy,
c. E. JONES
IDAHO CrrY. April 30, 1875.
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BOlAk clI1 6Uc1MAso -.
nv IL 80
xa =, : - g s ...s. = =
". @. n3xo-Propeistor Rocky Dar 0e1gp 1inA
vn- II Eye-Drag 6sore asslasss ii 4sssrssEss
FIR CONN Z Co.-Stoyes, I'm and H1Edv1F& =
G. ". NDore-First National Bank q Idahn
r. J. Peny-HAxness. fiddle and LeaahH Depos
7. Loesu-DFy Goods. Eroceries and C<2hing-
r b Reed Co.-Dry Goods. Groceries, -
Cleaning VINES and LiTioE1- III Igl fIlltlEI
.. FhR Co-DEJ Goods 0ruceEsas - Co
ing.
i L Schuahacher Colby Goods. 0sos~81sss ~
ECaottfns. go a.Aa1 .. 49, 81 -.
Sonna-Grcc<zdes, ld.f sfsaSe. non NO Sse<-
c.Jacobs-k1osrtng NIL ana 4eenne9. "a
hldssoeck = Ssnaaoe ~ -
e Jscobs-Deale1 ~ k1ouI, baco0sn0 WhsaAJ.
8. SPiege-VsxasH store E H1 -s4
| D. Lesy-6soceraeA
?. Cohen-GFoceries
Mrs ?. Cohen-'sre'y store
J. .. broadoeos-ew'any' Cioc1s ma "ssc"es-
J. Brumm]ewelry. Watches and CockA-
MISUNDERSTANDING cloeks and Watchaa
r.-..-
| e."es = r1A1es .a1 $3.50
i I'm Bayhouse-Boos and Shoe Store
po,,.ra-Boo, ard shoe N.ker. ii
-|.- ~.L 49, II
l. 4 Noot|9oos ana no e ii
= G.Idnson- Furnisnrs spr and Cabinet =
Ae1. -5
= aasS1-f usnisuSe Ssose- 4r
Hrs Chas- Ostner-Allinery Store and DreAs
lf.h@r
Ars- Is.acs-4Ilinery Store and Dress MAKER.
Nrx Ysnehamer-D-sss Maler. 80
/ -
:. - nss $50
= C2se-fToduee asost ana Desssf u eisasn-
Jas e. Txogood-Depos ASsscultz.s, Implements
ma Ae.nt lH1orsnos o. va,w Naca1ne
3 Curry-Phosagraphsc Artist
z. Howlep-A.crf1uen. s;ora
80 -
DAose--oaA
n " Gss.k cn-.w.., w.,s..
r. -. u...,r....
"1l- - s~~1es-saIss ats<Ae@
J. A. Bennett Cones: Market
Can't " fa6n-ove-a.na uasx,
Rnsh = yorc. r...~-,u,,.,
A. r. rurner-rurne- Hor,e-ho,eL
1-H Gn-aon-c,nsts, p.x..,,.,,
=. sne1sf-ConiscnoneFy and Chop hoase-
Tor.uATs-.-x So .oa r .na r eea io
Gnaa; Se!son-i1very stable and Feed corral
n.. ce*N, 40 80 s sa.o.e-
n - I'LL 49, AA0 go 0l2o3S-
:. k0esa-Lunner lArh
kEdewes%-lkMaceT4 erd-
n1Tc9 Nanans-A1n Pc lard
A.. wagon, BLACKSMITH And
eunMxl 1cQ4
:. Il Jeckso0-blacxsnishs shop.
a Thonpson-Elaeks.nishS shop
Baldwin Henphla-El.cksrniih Shop.
G. w. SulsS-Blscksmath shop.
Noots-blAcksmsih shop.
shops
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EEDERAl OFFICIALS.

Deleea.e to- OunweM & s. Eenu
Governor 800 r.. - ]. ma ". Bennett
Ssas4zz1y 81 r.rritoorry =. J. Curtis
rSsa Jus6ce * i6e saprsps coert..N. r Houilt1z
Aooes1s J.siios--ase Judiefal nsax1ck .Joha l1az4
4 A1Socate Justice-ad Judicial Dist..W.C Whts1on
o. & District Attosnsg and q. 8. Com
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-21
Charges Against Mayor League by His
Former Secretary and Confidential
Friend, Andrew Davis, who
Turns InfOrmer."
Mayor Leagues Message on the Manda.
mus Suits-ImpOrtan and Inter.
esting Letter from Colo.
mel M'Rae.
Curious Effort TO UHderYalue the Deci.
sion Which viii Save to the City
$400, 0,000-The Plea Of
Exchange no Bar.
RnARn OF ALDERMEN

Seven members answered at roll call
yesterday evening st seven O'Clock, for an ad.
tourned meeting.
The city engineer once more reported that
no bids had been received for building a new
bridge On Adams street, after advertising for
ten days Report received.
The engineer was Instructed to draw up
plans and specifications for the breakWater
above the landing, as well as for the piopo ed
grading and paving Of the levee, which plans
are TO be inspected and accepted by parties
putting IN bids for the contract.
The wharf and landing committee recon-
mended the putting down Of plank road
leading 70 the hatboat landing, at q cost not
70 exceed eight hundred dollars. Resolution
adopted.
acquisitions from the chief Of police and
IRE chief passed final reading.
Bills from Brown & Jones for coal furnished
the city at eighty cents per barrel, were refer
red 20 special committee.
The bill Of Thomas Coyne, foreman of the
street hands, was referred back to the commit
tee on accounts, for explanation.
A petition from W. +. Proudht, for permis-
sion TO build frame addition to his residence
D6 Madison street, was referred TO the police
and nre commissioners, with power to act
The engineer was Instructed 10 repair the
Adams street bridge.
The council resolution ordering crossings on
Vance street at Cynthia and GOslee streets, was
referred to the Improvement committee.
The amount Of three hundred dollars was
ordered placed to the credit Of ]. ]. Busby and
III. Fursten helm, for the sewer built by them
on Adams street, the credit TO be used by them
The etty attorney reported that he did not
consider II necessary for the city to levy poll
tax IN order TO make elections valid under the
new charter.
resolution levyIng a poll-tox of i've
Genus was discussed, and the opinion of
the mayor asked as TO the necessity Of
the levy. The charter was read and
the mayor said that whatever the general
council saw nt TO do IN the matter would be
satisfactory 10 him. He said that in case ne
vase candidate, and failed to be elected ne
WQcld not Set up the failure to levy poll-tax
as bar to the legality of the election. The
resolution levytDg q tax was lost.
council resolution, fixing the salary of the
mayor at four thousand dollars per year for
the next term, was concurred in.
The engineer was Instructed to put down
new crossings at the corner of MAdlsou and
Orleans streets within the next ten days
The aldermen were invited to the council
chamber 70 hear the reading OF the MAYORS
messages on the bond cases. After receiving
the messages fhe joint session adjourned, and
the aldermen returned TO their hall and a1-
turned 90 next Thursday evening at haIf-past
seven O'Clock.
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THE ioDg-threatened charges of Ex.
Alderman Andrew Davis against Msyor
League were laid before the general
council last night. They are eouched In
very plain terms and are supported by
what Davis alleges to be uuquestionable
testimony. As they have been given
to & committee for investigation, we re-
fraln from comment, only calling
attention to the fact that Mr.. Davis In
withholding chsrges so grave for 30
many months has placed himself In
questionable position, and made it
possible for the public TO doubt the hon.
esty, at least, Of his intentions. When
the committee has reportsd we shall
have something to say.
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Davis was quite feeble and might
not be living when the case was
tried, yet he would give the council all
the necessary Information. Every book in the
city nall would have 10 be destroyed in order
to blot out John Leagues guilt, and even then
ne believed he could give them witnesses who
would prove the charges.
DR.. He wett said COMMITTEES had been al
ready appointed toiuveatigate this matter and
he moved TO refer TO that committee, composed
Of MesSEa. Carpenter, MooIes, HeWett and
himself.
Councilman Moores asked the appointment
Of another committee 70 act with this COM
mittee.
Adopted snd The chairman appointed Coun-
ci men Ryan and Vance.
Adjourned TO half past seven O'Clock Thurs
dsy night.
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ARKANSAS.
Destructive Fires at Forrest City, at Lit
tie Rock, and at Camden.
The Little Rock Gazette Office and the
Camden Courthouse Burned
Down.
Special to the Appeal ]

HELENA, ARK, December 20.-Yes-
terday morning at five minutes to eight
an alarm of fire was given at Forrest City,
Arkansas, caused by the discovery of flames
Issuing from the roof of the building occupied
by j. ?. Webb as a saloon In few moments
three other houses in the same block and all
cember l6 1874, were In flames, and al fifteen
minutes after eight they were entirely con-
sumed. The losses are as follows: Mrs: I'D En-
gelbrecht's saloon, loss on building about 5000;
on stock, $1,000; l. sured for S2500. J. P. Webb's
saloon, loss about $500; no insurance G.
schmucks bakery p6s loss about e,otS0O 5000;
general merchandise; loss, 5000. The bu1ldtrg
was occupied by Baum Il Brother, aud was
$4,000; go insurance. Those occupied by
Webb & fschmuck were owned by AIRS. Moore,
widow, and were worth about 5000; no 1nsur-
ance. The origin OF the fire Is unknown.
Fire at Little Rock.
LITTLE Rock, December 20.-The
Gazette block was bdrned this morning about
six O'Clock. 1t was three-story brick, fifty
feet front by one hundred deep. The fire
caught In the rear part OF Ere FREQ Liza aaass cigar
Mr.. Haas, on entering his store before day
light, struck match with the intention of
Lighting the ga Ths sbted mateh pa9 broke II
on the floor fgniting lot
Of spirits which had run out OF barrel
the flames spread until the whole building
was on fire. Haas's loss is estimated at Sll 900;
insurance, $500 on stock and Sl200 on fixtures,
In the Liverpool, London and Globe company.
The loss of the proprietor of the Gazette, w.
E. Woodruff, is placed at $4,000, and
the insurance at $4,000, as follows:
Queens insurance company, $3.50; Franklin
insurance company, $3.50; $4,000 with J. 7.
TreZevant, jr.; 5000 in Underwriters and
North British company; one half of insurance
on the building was in the Phoenix com.
pany. Every type and case, and the blndery
and stock was destroyed; most of the pTesse,
and machinery was saved. Colonel j. M. Har-
Teil lost his la library, valued at $500; no
Insurance. j. H. Blocker lost his room-fur-
niure and clothing, valued at $50;
no insurance, Robert Ringland lost fur
niture and clothing valued at $500; no
insurance. Major j. d. and Captain samuel B.
Adams, who had rooms in the same building,
lost 5000 in furniture; no insurance. Ereze-
want 6oyle, insurance agents, lose S2OC; no
insurance. Captain ii. @. West loses $500 IN
furniture; no insurance. The Ashley block
adjoining the Gazette building, was badly
scorched but not seriously injured. The Wos-
tern Union telegraph office is In this building
and moved out, though no great damage re-
suited. The Gazette will re-appear to- morrow
morning from the offioeof the late Republican
During the fire heavy rain fell and at inter.
walls throughout the day.
Fire at Camden.
CAMDEN, ARK, December 20 To
day the courthouse, one of the faest in the
State, at Camden, was consumed by fire. The
the clerks office were destroyed.
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ADDITIONAL RIvER REPORTs
Associated Press Dispatches.

ST. LOUIS, December 2O.-Arrived: {:
Belle st. Louis, Vicksburg. No departures.
River rose 5 inches, occasioned, 1t is thought,
by the gorge below here, Heavy ice is still
running past the city, and although the un-
derwriters have lifted the embargo, nobody is
disposed TO start out owing TO the lew water
and ice. Weather cloudy, damp, hazy and
warm.
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Attention. knights TemuIar.

FESHE officers and ms mbers of st. Elmo q
/ Commandery. No. Is, are requested w
to attend the stated conclave of the"
Commapdery this (TUEsDAY) evening De-
cember 2lst, at O'Clock, for the transaction of
business and comforting the Order OF the Tenn
pie. Members are re quested TO appear in full
dress. Fratres are courteOusly invited.
BY order. B. r. HALLER, f. G.
n w guETTnG Racnrdar dan0l
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: Ees0
York, cotton, Is 5-l6c; Memphis, 12tc.
NEO York, god, ll3l; Memphis, II2t.
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DIED

TOWNSEND-On Monday, December Goth,
OF congestion, FRANK ELLJGOoD, only child
fourteen days. Montreal papers please copy.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral,
al No. S5 Adams street, this CTUEsDAY) after
noon, at two O'Clock.
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NOTICE..

IN accordance with the Charter and By
Laws of the Washington Fire and Marine
Insurance Company OF Memphis, the stock
holders are hereby notified that the next an
nual convention for the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-21

VHHE officers ana members of -.sssa.n..
L Memphis Lodge No. Q, 20. o.
F., are requested TO attend the 4#s 8ss,ssy
Lodge meeting this (TUESDAY) 'zsssaSS
night, at o'clock, on business of importance.
By order g. W, MATHEWS, N g.
u. s. BURR, Secretary. dec2l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-21

when the following messages and report were
received:
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL
MEMPHIS, TENN, December 2, 1876.
Honorable Board of General Council:
GESTLEMEE-I take pleasure in informing
you that in the cases known as the State eI.
rel, Branch & Co., ct al, Us. the Sinking Fund
commissioners, which were suits by manda-
mus to enforce the payment of certain bonds
and cou pons OF the city, held by the relators
respectively, out OF the sinking fund Of the
city, in the process of creating, and in its
charter TO discharge the bonded debt, that the
city has been successful. These suits were at
tended 10, under your direction and employ
ment, by VIM. NJ. Randolph, Esq, who was,
am informed Dy MIN, ably assisted by City
Attorney Walker. The decision is very full
and elaborate, covering twenty-nine pages Of
legal cap, but, suppose, Will not nov De pub
ltshed, unless you direct 1t to be; hence, give
you the closing paragraph: Under the
principle of this opinion we hold that the
sinking fund of the city of Memphis, as
created under the charter in question,
is an tnviolable trust fund for the indemnity
Of all the bond creditors of the city. That It
was intended 10 be administered in the sound
discretion of the city government in such q
manner as TO produce that result, and that the
courts have no power TO control that d1scre-
ton, unless 1t be in clear case OF an abuse
and perversion of the authority vested under
the charter. Let the judgments be reversed
and the several petitions for mandamus be
dismissed" Very respectfully,
lnTJN InAlTJE Movar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-21

RRY-wILLIAMs-In this city,
December 10, 1873, by Rev. WI May field, Mr..
THOMAS q. CRANBERRY, ate of Water VAL
ley, Miss, and Mrs. NASEIs WILLIAMS, of
Helena, Arkansas.
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JUHN LUAdUEI Mayor
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December 20, 1875.

GENTLEMEN-That you may be fully ad-
vised as 10 the condition OF the litigation
growing out of the city's bonded debt, and
that ali parties interested, or that may here
after become interested, may know the posi-
tion OF the city, respectfully lay before You
the following important and valuable letter
from Colonel D. K. M'Rae, he whom you re-
Gently employed TO assist Judge Walker, city
attorney, in the preparation of the defense
and argument OF the cases then pending be-
fore the supreme court. Respectfully,
JOHN LOAGUE, Mayor.
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MEMPHIS CITK SCHOOLS

4 AFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
~ Memphis, TENN, December %, 1875.
GB- In accordance with the requireme en- tS OF
the Charter of the City Schools, notice is
hereby given that an election will be held for
one Member of the Board of Education in
each ward of the city, to serve two years, the
election to be held
FIRST THURSDAY IN JANUARY,
at the same time and place the election is
held for municipal officers.
del r. W. MITCHELL, MD, President.
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for the ensuing year will take place at the
office, on MONDAY, January Sd
pToximo, between the hours OF 10 am. and
pm. By order of the Board.
]. W. JEFFERSON, President.
Attest: G. w. l.. CROOK, Secretary.
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Agreeable 10 request from Mayor League,
the Two boards convened IN Joint session,
when the following messages and report were
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NTUDENTS prepared for the usual college
. course. All the common English branches
aught. For terms, apply at the schoolroom.
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MARRIED..

SHELToN-READ-on the 18th inst at
Ripley, in the Episcopal Church, by Rev. C.
+. Collins, Mr.. 8. B. SHELTON, OF Memphis,
and MIS-. L. E. READ, of Ripley, Tennessee.
M cards. -....
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9Th Ward Democratic. Conservative Club
A MEETING will be held THIS TUESDAY
"A NIGHT, at ~ O'Clock, at SOLARI'S, for
the purpose of making nominations for Cne
Alderman. two Councilmen and one School
Vtsiter for the Seventh Ward.
W. n. BROWN, President.
NJ. b. TREZEVANT, Secretary. dec2l
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The common council met in the City
hall at seven o'clock last night, President
der, Vance, Clouston (eolored) Doherty' So
lar, Noon lcoloredl, and Ryan being absent at
roll. call.
The account Of Estes Elicit, attorneys,
passed third reading. -
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Fire at Camden.

. CAMDEN. ARK, December 20-Toa
day the courthouse, one of the flHest in the
State, at Camden, was consumed by fire. The
books, records, and all papers pertaining to
the clerks office were destroyed.