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country years afterwards, but finally
returned to Germany, taking his son
then six years OF age-with him, and
renowned his citizenship acquired in
the United States, resnming allegiance
to the German government. 1t iscon-
tended that the boy is an American cit
izen until he renounces his allegiance
here, which he has never done. He Is
now 20 years of age, and has been
drafted into Emperor Williams army.
He appeals to the United States Gov
eminent to save him from service in
Germany. He says he vas not taken
from here by his w free will. The
Attorney General regards the subject
as a complicated one, and possessing
more than ordinary interest from its
novelty and possible results involved
in it.
Newspaper Expansion-Gen. For.
syth Ordered to Europe.
CHICAGO, June 20.
The Times ZONES out to-day in a new
costume, printed from new type,
which increases its capacity thirty per
cent. The change is caused by the
constantly increasing demand on its
columns.
Gen. George A. Forsyth has been or
dered by the Wal Department to Eu-
rope on business connected with the
military service.
Fatal Accident.
PLYMOUTH, Pa, June 26.
The scaffolding at shaft No. 2, Of the
Susquehanna Coal Company, fell this
morning, instantly killing six men.
Rank Statement.
NEW YORK, June %.
Loans increased, 81 100000; specie
decrease, SIS, SOC, 300; legal tenders in
crease, 1851 800; deposits, increase,
81, 500 900; circulation decrease, Sl25,-
500; reserve decrease, $639,975.
Later from the Beecher Jury.
NEW YORK, June 26.
No verdict in the Beecher case yet.
Shortly before III o'clock, to which
hour the Court yesterday adjourned,
Beecher entered the room with Judge
Porter, and there were then present
all of the counsel for the defense ex-
,cept Evarts. None of the plaintiffs
counsel were present. 1t is rumored
that the jury stand four for conviction
and eight for acquittal. The Court adj
journed at $40 p. NJ. till 10 a, NJ. Mon
day and the jury was locked up, but
the Judge said that if a verdict was
given in an hours time he would hear
1t to-day.
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"Tux PxoPLE's REPUBLICAN PAR
Tv."-This y what tho San Francisco
OkrsWtels Calls. the California Dollies;
and we'll II may, for the ticket nomin-
ated at Sacramento the other day is
composed almost entirely Of men who
formerly trained with the Republican
party. This Il extremely favorable
for the Dsmocrais, as voters Of that
faith will have no excuse now for betting
their own organization. 1t looks more
and more like the Democrats In Cali
tornia would have only 70 walk over
~ sousso.
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NOT A MAN.-San Francisco hasn't
q single candidate On the ticket nomi-
mated by the Dolly Vardens at Sac
ramento. The "Booth wing" what
ever that is, knocked the socks off
Estee and LETT San Francisco without a
representative. But is it not q little
novel to read of swings " in a harmo-
NOUS organization composed of pure
minded reformers hill bent on res
cuing the State from the control of
rings and cliques? Bah The whole
thing is ~nauseating.
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I'VE RUBY CONSOLIDATED MINING

T'UE RUBY CONSOLIDATED MINING
Company. limited. ol London, Ehslani'
hereby give notice that. whoreas u mas c9hs
to thsir knowledge that ono JOHN b. rLr'
TER, OF Eureka, Nevada, has frhdulenuy re-
located a certain portion Of their mines Hn
Prospect Mountain, Eureka county,. Neyaaa'
under the name of the Atlas Mining SgM.
pany; further, that the said Platter anu n'
associates have taken possession oil inc u.
nlces belonging to thus Company. anu ~
named them the Atlas; now. this Is 70 snS
notice that no party has bad or nov mas az.
authority to dispose on any OF the cohipa",
mines or furnaces: and all parties -un'essaa,
thorized by the undersigned found IN ~
upon any of the property OF ms compars
alter this date, will be treated AS trespass,,ih s
and rs such will bo proceeded against " !.
utmost extent of the law. Noticeis hefsoy u,
on that HERMANN HEYNEMANN' v,.n,
firm OF Hcyncmann h Co., OF sanso ne ss,1 n,
San Francisco. has been removed lrom
office as Agent and Trustee for the conNf hns,.
and is no longer authorized to transact ri,
ness or receive moneys on account "
THE KuBY CONSOLIDATED MlNiSo
COMPANY, LIMITED: ,,v.pp
BY its Attorney in fact, Is. 5. BEhNn"N'
Witness to tho signature:
THOMAS W. TAYLOR. ;aT
Eureka, New, June ~, 1879.
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died at the residence of his brother, in
San Francisco, on the goth instant, of
consumption.
BULLION SHIPMENT. - During the
week the Eberhardt u Aurora Com
pany has shipped bullion, by Wells,
Fargo u Co., amounting to $20,7 S4 30.
WRoNa.-Last Monday and Tuesday
no Eureka mail came to this place.
How's that, Brother Wilson; you, OF
the Eureka POstoffice?
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ANNIVERSARY OF A Bio FIRE.-The
White Pine News calls attention to the
fact that to-day is the second anniver-
sary Of the are by which Hamj n
was totally destroyed. The IS was
estimated at 5000, 900, and u is subject
OF regret that the people Of that once
flourishing inland city have never
fully recovered from the disastrous
effects Of that terrible searching.
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r E Al ESTATE
oFFA0"
q.

Office In the Corner Sa'oo"
Cor. of Main and Clark SITS, Eureka Nv"
AM NOW PREPARED TO AI IId ecoIIse
transactions in heal Estate ahu nroupt-
mons in the State of Nevada, WIN ~ Pow
mass and dispatch; att, ntion given made IN
ees Of Attorney; returns promptly n''
all cases. r,v
JOHN A. PAXTON & 20. DanA'
De issii MHEL & Co, Bankers ha''''
J6niGiSN W. SHAW. Pres; Eureka WV
M. Co., San Francisco tal, .ka Cor.
viii. Ii. SHAW, ,Sup't hui''
M. Co. Eureka, New. :, Atlss N.
.J6liN (. Platter. SUPP
as. CO., Earcka, Ney,, ,.hmopd u.
M. Co.. of Nevada, Eare noa N. Co,
VS. KEYES, Supt Wv"
Thus. WREN, Attorney ~
4, r'sMr X. III MiiIL.LneUsE, Att0r'"
Law, Eureks. New.
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[NoTE.-We may here take ocea.
sion to say that Mr.. Taylor has
placed in our possession a certificate
signed by leading capitalists and mine
operators of London, completely ex.
%onerating him from any and all asper.
sions cast upon his name, and ex.
pressing the most implicit confidence
in his honesty and integrity of pur.
pose. EDITOR SENTINEL.
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And in accordance with law, and an
order OF th, board OF Directors, mad,
OH the eighteenth day OF May, lS1, g
many shares OF each parcel OF such siocS
us may be necessary will be sold ut pub
lie auction at tho office OF The Company
Room No. ~, No. 40 California street
18th Gay UfJuiy. 1873. ut the hour or
O'CLOCK p. NJ. of sGch day, to pay delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs VI aa'
vortising and expenses OF the sale.
CnAS. s. NEAL, secretary.
0fice-Room ~, No. 4la, California street.
San / ranciscv. California. jeH
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: DooMED.-The Independent ticket in
California is a doomed institution. We
had some hope of its success until the
San Francisco Chronicle came out for
it, but now we weaken. The faint
praise of that lively print is enough to
damn it beyond resurrection. w re-
gret this on Bidwell's account. John
Bidwell, backed up by his $4,000 acres
Of land, all in a body, makes such a
splendid head light, you know, for a
great reform anti-monopoly ticket.
Then, again, it is SO beautifully con-
sistent for a man of Bidwell's acres to
mount that plank in the Dolly plat
form which rails against land monop-
Olists and insists on small farms for
the landless. We repeat that we are
sorry that the Chronicle has determin-
ed to defeat IT, : sslf. sacrificing patriot
along with the rest of the aspiring
Dollies.
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NEW TODAY.
NOTICE,

DlONEER CONSOLIDATED MINING
i Comgany, LEGATION vi principal place u
Business, san Francisco, (aiitUILia; location
vi works, Eureka, Eureka county. state Of
Nevada.
Noticc-Thero are delinquent upon tho fol.
lowing descrIDod stock, on account Of assess
ment NO. ~ levied on the 18th vi day May,
1919, tho several amounts SGT opposite tbs
names vi tho respective shareholders, as iv.
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The SIOUX TREATY.-The telegraph
brings the announcement that a treaty
has been signed by Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail, relinquishing their right
to all territory in Nebraska. The sum
agreed upon is $4,000, to be paid by
the Government in horses, wagons,
harness, and COWS. We doubt If the
country ceded by the Indians covers
any very great portion OF the Black
Hills region.
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ZIG W s.

PARIS, June 26.
A committee with President Mac
Mahon as chairman, has been formed
t collect funds for the relief of the
sufferers by the inundation.
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ENLARGED.-Our nearest neighbor,
the White Pine Meas, comes to us this
week enlarged to its old proportions.
The Neps is among the best OF. our
weekly exchanges, strongly advocates
the interests of the section where it is
printed, and we are much gratified to
note this evidence of its prosperity.
The people of White Pine county, If
they consult their W interest, will
not fail to give their excellent local
journal q hearty and liberal support.
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COAST DISPATCHES
FROM
The Shooting Tcams-Annual Re-
gattA-New Railroad Enterprise.

SAN FRANCISCO, June %.
The preparations are complete Tor
the Interstate rifle match between the
California and New York teams, shoot
ing simultaneously, the former ut Pat
t%er>on's Ranch. Alameda county, and
the latter at Creedmoor Range, Long
Island. No stakes are to be shot for,
though no doubt much money will
change hands on the outside, as the
match creates a good deal of interest.
I'VE should say so. The San Fran
cisco reporter appears determined to
re. that soup into the up-country pa
pers.-En. SENTINEL
The annual Master Mariners re-
gatta will come OF on Monday, July
5th.
The work OF grading the new rail-
road betweenS San Rafael and Petaluma
was begun yesterday, a contract Of
500, 900 having been let TO build II
miles of the read, aud run a tunnel
through the hill near San Rafael. The
owners of the road are chiefly resi-
dents of Petaluma and Ia Rafael.
Two hundred thousand dollars have
teen subscribed toward the enterprise,
enough to secure its success. From
San Rafael the track will be extended
to a point near San Quinten, perhaps
TO California City.
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A FRANCISCO, June ~.
The Interstate rifle match, between
the team of the Sumner Guard, of this
city, and the New York team, was shot
to-day. The weather Was favorable;
clear. with a moderate breeze across
the range. A large number of specta-
tors were present and much interest
was felt i'm the match. The shooting
vas with Sharp's rifles, two sighting
and seven scoring shots each, at 500
and 500 yards respectively. The total
score at 200 yards was 255; at 200 yards,
$50. Aggregate score Sill, ou of a pos.
sible score of 672. This IL considered
excellent shooting by the Creedmoor
method of scoring, and by those IA
miliar with the practice OF the New
York team, IL Is belived that the Sum
ners have won. No returns have yet
been received from the New Workers.
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MARRIED.

FINE SHIRTS !!
JOS. PILGER.
of the firm of L. Lengield & Co.,
MANUFACTURERS or CUSTOM
- Ell I R .
l25 Sansome street. San Francisco.
DEGS TO ANNOUNCE HIS ARRIVAL
ID ut the INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
where he will remain five days, to take or
ders and measures for First-class Fitting
Shirts.
He has also a large assortment of SAM
Pies to select from.
Don't fail TO have your measures taken.
jeH-tf l.. LBNGFIELD 4 20.
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The sioux Coming to Terms.

OMAHA, June %.
The Indians have stolen a large lot of
horses near Lookout, Wyoming.
Private advices from the Red Cloud
Agency say that the Indians will I'M
doub,edly sign away their hunting
rights in Wyoming, and probably in
Nebraska.
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Another Execution.

BosToN, Mass, June %.
The execution of James H.. Costly.
took place this morning. The murder
err bore himself with much GOODNESS
and made no statement. lie was bus
lily engaged yesterday writing a state
ment, which has not yet been made
public, but it is thought to be a fall
confessions
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THE VERDICT SUSTAINED.
QuCurcI md the Rochester Eesr sim
Ahead.

The verdict first pronounced on the
Rochester beer on its arrival at Magnolia
hail, No. 3J2 Main street, "that it was
the best and pures. lager ever brought TO
Memphis" hGs been fully sustained,
and the consumption Of this sterling
beverage has been truly wonderful. The
beer has taken the
CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS BY STORM,
for no fewer than thirty-seven kegs Of
the smbeT-colored nectar were opened
and quafftd by G.. Quentel *
Sons customers on Friday. Ii was
not a very good day for beer,
either, but it was the largest quau-
tity ever served up and dispensed in one
day in any beer establishment in the
city. Although yesterday was wet,
stormy and dissgreeable, nearly the
same quantity Was drank on the prem
ises, showing most cOnclusively that
THE ROCHESTER, BEER
is the beer par CrccLlCHce Of Memphis.
In addition to all this, large orders are
coming in from dealers, so that first
class wholesale trade will soon be built
up. The celebrated "White Line of
which Captain J. G. Forbes is the agent
in this city, have arranged with Mesers.
Qgentel for q $ mi-weekly supply OF this
popular beer from the BartholJmay
Brewery company, of Rochester, New
York.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-.SccO7lo
ttreet, near BegJe-The pastor being absent
there Will be no services to-day, except sab.
Oaih-schOOl az O'Clock.
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.-U linton streof-Sunday-schoO at a
IN. Owing 10 the illness u The pastor nc
other Esrvice during the day
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
sunday -SCLoOl at am. Communion ser.
vice 90 1879 AIN. Preaching by David Walk
al d 10 am. and pm.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.-Sab.
bath-schOol al 9 am. Divine service al 10 "a
am. and pm. :. Il. Sursti, pastor.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
CUraeT u M1ia and Bo0Le streets.-SeTvices TO
day al II SIN. and s.lJ pm. Dy Rev. W. +
BOBgs, u. D., pastor.
GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Third ,trect bgttCCcll Court and yeerS0R- Servi
ces al 1879 a.m. by Rev. J. u. Tschudi, pas
tor. sunday school AT 9 am.
CALVARY (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH.
Services al 80 am. and pm.
SECOND CUM BERLAND PREsBYTE,
RIAE CHURCH- Vance EfTect.-SeTvices at II
am. and pm. by Rev. h. u. CulJon.
ST. LAZARUS (EPIsCoPAL) CHURCH
NgdtsDH street.-Scrvlces ar 10 80 am. and
, m. by the rector, Rev. Churchill Easton.
ST. MARY's CATHEDBAL.-P0pl St.
-,eINlEt-5 AT ana II iAllls IA ana
sunday-school at am, Rev. Alfred Todhuu,
ter IN charge.
ALABAMA STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-ServicCs AT II am; Sunday-School
al $50 am; Rev. J. o. Stedman, pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev. G..
4 Dbl. Lotion, pastor. Services at Il am. and
pm.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Of Third and POpE7r stTeets.-Services
at II am. and pm, by Rev. Eugene DAME!
pastor.
EMMANUEL CHURCH-BedIe street.
Services by Rev. g, Il. Jackson at $3.50 PIN.
and at pm.
BETHEL SUNDAY-SCHOOL.-24 pm.
The exercises to-day VIII be very interesting.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Rev. L. NJ. Richardson, pastor. Preaching at
IL am.
FIRST CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-COl,rt Street.-Services at II am,
by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Stainback.
UNION STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-NodT Orleans street. Divine ser
vice at II am. Sabbath-schOOl 9 20 AIN. Rev.
J. y. Wsddel, DID,, pastor.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Union StIeet.-Rey. W. y. Willard, pastor.
Services at II am.
CHELSEA BAPTIST CHURCH.-Preach-
ing by Rev. $. X. Tigrett, pastor, at II am.
Sabbath ChOOl at 9 80 am.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
Cfe3sNn.-Services at II am. by Rev. TIC. Iup-
rar rgstOT
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ness for the State, concluded his evil
dence. VIM. Bridges and Michael Far
rington were also examined for the Stale.
the latter upon the subject % ThomD-
sons Offering him three hundred dol
lsrs or five hundred dollars to procure
bondsman. John Lsrkin was exam
ined concerning the removal OF the goods
by means Of his ten drsys. Mr.. Hugh
l.. Fox, Of st. Louis, was also put upon
the stand, but WIS not examined. In
behalf Of ne defendant, Samuel J Bell,
Mr.. Geo. r. M'Kuabb and Msj8r J. J.
M Irphy gave their eyi ienCe. The de-
positions Of Mrs. WilkeTson, Rochester
b. Kirk aud Judges Addison Reese,
Thos. ThOroughman and Davis, wit
nesses for the defendant, were read in
court, which sdJ0JIICi TO niue o'clock
tO-mon ow morning. Two or three wit
nessCs are - be examined tomorrow,
and the argument in the case will doubt
less commence in the afternoon.
The following is the mOrtuary re-
port for the week ending Saturday az
ternOOn, six O'Clock:
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:. M. DEAN & CO.'S LRT PALACE

The great art store OF L. NJ. Dean q
Co., at No. 3S1 Main street, is daily
thronged with ladies and gentlemen to
examine and view the many useful and
beautiful articles offered for sale by the
enterprising members Of this popular
firm, which deals exclusively in wall
paper, windOw-shades, paints, oils, glass,
house ornaments, decorations, etc. They
have Just received well assorted stock,
which will be sold at the lowest possible
figures. All orders to them will be filled
satisfactorily. Calcimining is a spe-
cialty with l.. NJ. Dean d Co.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.
LOST

DAPEkS-LDst OF mtslaId, package con-
Il slstlug OF two deeds and other papers Of
no value 70 any one except the undersigned
A liberal reward Will be paid for their return
% NJ. q. PEARCE, 25s Front 81.
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GITUATION-By a young married man,
- stranger IN the city, who respectfully So
ncits employment in any capacity where the
remuneration Will defray his moderate ex-
penses during the summer months. He is apt
and capable and has excellent business quail
ncatlOns, and can be of service in almost any
calling, commercial or otherwise. The SUBJ
Ject OF this advertisement is embarrassed in
monetary affairs TO an alarming extent, and
has family depending upon his exertiOns
for support. l appeal 10 the sympaJhies OF
kind and benevolent community, with my
hope and faith resting in the goodness and
mercy Of the All-wise power above. Address
jyg SPHINX, Appeal Office.
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WE take pleasure in calling attention
TO the card OF Messrs. r, l., Cochran &
Co., to be found in another column. They
have one OF the largest and hes! selected
stocks Of framing and dressed lumber,
doors, sash and blinds, to lie found in the
southwest, which they are offering on
terms to suit the times. No firm in
Memphis enjoys higher reputation for
prOmptness and fair dealing than this
one. Call and examine their stock Of
dry lumber, at foot Of Washington street,
and No. 4 Towards Row.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR
REDUCED,
I y. LOWENSTEIN IL BROS.
CORSETs.

The following styles of corsets can be
purchased st the manufactOry, all sizes,
Including the large extra sizes, LOiseaU,
embroidered and plain cOrsets, WeTly
cOrsets, Dupont Short eOrsets, Hand
made cOTsets-thTee styles, Abdominal
cnrsets, Nursing corsets, GlOve-fitting
corsets, Nine. Foy corsets, Summer
corsets, ChiIdren's cOrsets, and 3 large
assortment of cheap cOrsets; also the
best corset steeis for the front and for the
sides. 3S3 Main street. C0Tsets sent
c. o. D. TO any pars Of the country.
LOUIS LANCE,
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ONB DOLLAR FOB THR APPEAL.

Persons Leaving the city for the
country can hGUe the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at our cOWDtiHg-rOon1-Or
for any time Longer than that at
he same rates.
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FOR SALE.

DRICK-Apply at John OveItOn's office 254
% Second street, or at yard on Second street,
Chelsea. SNOWDEN, ONERTON q co.
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WANTS.

GOOD COOK - Inquire AT Southern Oh
VI Works, near the Jail. iy2i
Two EXCHANGING improved city prop
II erty for a small farm Of not less than sixty
nor more than two hundred and fifty acres;
farm to be located on railroad near STATEN,
not moro than fifteen miles from city. Adj
dress ID. N, Appeal office.
noUsE-with five or seven rooms. Cottage
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FRENCH FLOUR,

Duffy d Carey, wholesale and retail
grocers, 2O9 Main street, have Just got to
hand large and fresh consignment OF
flour, manufactured on the French prin-
cirler which is fast becoming popular.
A tine stock OF English bres zfast teas, a
;ull line Of which has just been received,
With all the other varieties.
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4 RARE CHANCE.

Intending purchasers Of resdy-made
clothing will find their interests well
served by a visit to Lowenstein's NAM
moth clothing store, 23S Main street,
where, forIJhe next thirty days, they in
tend sacrificing their immense stock Of
custom made clothing, suitable for men,
boys and children, at prices so low as to
appeal to the pockets Of the most eco
nOmically inclined.
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TAYLOR, RADFORD IL 60.
Gotten Factors and Agents for Wfnship's
Gins and Presses, and also fer
BrOOkS's Presses.

Among the most reliable firms in
Memphis is that of Taylor, Radford d
Co., the well-knOWn cotton factors, at
No. 1853 Front street. They give prompt
attention to business and always afford
satisfaction. They have the agency for
Winship's gins and presses, and also for
BroOks's presses, which they can safely
recommend and sell at very low figures.
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Total for the week, AZ; whites %,
blacks 20; males 20, females p; adults
Is, minors q; under year Of age, l2;Un-
der 5years of age, %; frOnI the hospital, 3.
This is the heaviest mOrtuary report OF
any week during the present year, yet
it may be seen that no special disease
prevails in this city.
RICHA RID Il. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board OF Health,
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A RARE CHANCE.

Intending purchasers of ready-made9
clothing will find their interests well
served by visit to Lowenstein's mann
moth clothing store, 23S Main street,
where, for the next thirty days, they IL.
tend sacrificing their immense stock OF
custom-made clothing, suitable for men,
boys and children, at prices 50 low as TO
appeal to the pockets Of the most eco
nOmicslly inclined.
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Personal.

DIR. sc. SNYDER is up again and
ready for work, and hopes all are not
hypOcrites and villains who have here
tCf0re smiled upon him.
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The genuine Folding Bustle at the
mandatory, is warranted to wear eight
months to one year. The imitation sold
in stores is worn out in several days.
The shape of the real Folding Bustle has
been re-arranged, and this hustle will be
fashionable until next spring. l am also
making a long POmpadOur tOurnure for
dresses tied back. HOOpskirts made to
order.
LOUIS LANCE, 3S3 Main street.