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THE BEST MEDICINE.

East Marshfield, Aug. %, 1870.
Mr.. Stevens: Dear Sir-I am Seventy-one
wears of age; have suffered many years with
Kidney Complaints, weakness in my back and
stomach. 1 was induced by friends to try your
Vegetine, and think it the best medicine for
weakness of the kidneys ever used. have
tried many remedies for this complaint, and
never found so much relief as from the Vege-
tine. 1t strengthens and invigorates the whole
system. Many of my acquaintance have
taken it, and believe it to be good for all the
complaints for which it is recommended.
Yours truly,
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS.

The Board of School Examiners OF jackson
County, Ohio will hold regular meetings Tor the
examination of Teachers, at Jackson on the
LAST FRIDAY IN EVERY MONTH
Examinations will begin at 10 o'clock, a. Nj
on the first day of each session, and continue
from day to day If necessary.
Applicants not known to the Board, must pro-
duce testimonials ofgood moral character. Ger
tiflcates will only be granted at a regular meet
ing, and will in no case, be either antedated, OF
postdated.
By order Of the Board of Examiners.
Dec 16,T0-tf ]. W. LONGBUN, Clerk.
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ARE STATE WARRANTS TAX
ABLE?
What AttOrney.GsneFaI HeIskeII has to
Say About it-They are In the Ea-
ture SG u 5sete Agency.

The following, received for publication
yesterday, gives the views OF the law
adviser OF the State upon an important
question, in which all the people of the
State are intimately concerned:
EDITORS APPEAL-I see in your issue
OF this morning a question raised
whether State warrants are subject to
taxation by the United States. No
principle is better settled than this, that
the United States cannot tax the agen-
cles Of the State government, nor can
the Stale tax the agencies of the United
States. This was settled, IS to the
States, in 1924, by the supreme court OF
the United States, in the case of o.
borne VS.. Bank OF United States 70
Wheat, 1888; see also DObbins VS.. Erie
county, Is Peters, 435; opinions attor-
ney-general, All; ID, $40; ID, 3I6;
Weston VS. City Council of Charleston,
2 Pet. 449; Bank of Commerce vs.. New
York City, Black, go The grounds
on which this holding Is placed apply
as well to the right OF the State 10 have
her agencies exempted from taxa ion by
the United States, and in practice it b rs
always been recognized. 1t was held
by the supreme court Of Tennessee that
the stamp tax on writs and process of
the State courts was vOiG Union Bank
VS.. Hill; Caldwell, 325) 1t was held
by the supreme court OF the United
States, in 1870 in the case Of the ColIec-
tor VS.. Day III Wallace that the United
States had no power to tax the salary Of
a State officer The warrants issued by
a State in the transaction OF her own
fiscal business, are part OF her govern
mental agencies in the same sense that
her courts and officers are.
]. b. HEISKELL.
MEMPHIS, July q, 1875.
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reduction will he made to all points east.
The new schedule will also go into effect
tomorrow. The train for Louisville
will leave the Southeastern depot at
twenty minutes after nine o'clock in the
evening, and arrive here twenty min
utes after seven o'clock in the morning.
This movement is directly in cOmpetI-
ton with the Louisville and Nashville
road, which will doubtless be forced to
a similar reduction. How long the fight
will continue is now a matter of mere
conjecture. In the meantime the people
will get the benefit Of it,"
Recorder Winters yesterday dis
posed Of the following cases: Mag Rey-
nOlds (negrO), Mary J. Ross (negrO),
Mike Maloney white, Wesley Vincen
(white), disorderlies, S. each; Joe Behr
white, John Sweeney (whIte), James
Clark (White), Ben Avent NEGRO, Lew
Selby (white), Chsrles Nelson (white),
drunk, S. each; Frank Moore (Degro)
Robert Thompson (negro), Henry Yates
(negrO), Pleasant Small (negrO) fight
ing, SIS each; Maria Smithers (negrO)
larceny, committed; Andrew M'Lean,
suspicion Of murder, committed for eX-
animation; Cutter (white), drunk and
vagrant, $50; William Walt (negro) car
rying razor, SO; Charles Cook (DegrO)
assault with intent to kill, committed
FOR examination; Lewis Spencer (negro)
suspicion of larceny, committed for ex-
animation.
Last night we received a serenade
from the POIe-BeareTs' band, under the
leadership Of Matt Russell. The band,
which numbers twelve instruments, was
engaged by the colOred hackmen, who
give grand picnic at Raleigh to-day.
The occasion will be very attractive to
the cOlOred people, as the committee,
which is composed of Jacob Waller,
John Waller, Lorenzo Dow and Robert
Maynard, make the following announce
ment: "This will be the grandest picnic
OF the season, and the managers will en-
deavor to please everybody, and all the
societies and the public are respectfully
invited to attend, and the large and
cOmmOdious hotel will be used for dane
ing, so that there will be room for all
who wish to participate. Refreshments
on the grounds. The trains will run
from Memphis to the Springs at eleven
o'clock in the morning, and two, five
and eight o'clock in the evening. Re-
turning will leave the Springs at half
past one and half-past three in the
morning. Fare, fifty cents for the round
trip. Those desiring to go to the Springs
will have an opportunity to go cheap
and have good Gays enjoyment"
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PERSONAL.

JUDGE STOCKTON, Of the second
chsncery court, leaves this morning for
North Carolina, and will be absent sew
eral weeks.
CAPTAIN T. II. ARNOLD leaves to.
day for visit 10 bis native State, Vir-
ginia. He expects to be absent until
September, and anticipates much pleas
ure during his sojourn in Virginia.
DR.. HEBER w. JONES and his wife
left yesterday for Bon Aqua springs.
The many friends Of DR.. Jones and his
esteemed wife will be glad to learn of
the latter's speedy restoration to health.
Mr.. w. II. BRAZIER, the well-known
Insurance agent, formerly Of Memphis,
but now general agent of the MISSISSIPPI
pi Valley insurance company of this
city in New York, is at present here on
a business trip, and is stopping at the
Peabody. Mr.. BEazier says he received
genuine generous Memphis welcome
on his arrival.
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EAST TENNESSEE POMEGRAN.
ATES.
Another Minister StrAys from slle Path
OF yfrIus-A Roundabout EtOFy,
Perhaps Untrue.

The Knoxville PreS3 and Herald of
the twenty-fourth has the following ar
ticle, which is rather too evasive 10 be
accredited: 1.-THE guests at one of the
noted summer resorts Of East Tennessee
were considerably exercised, last week,
over the familiarity existing between a
divine and one of the flock, a lady,
each of them married, but neither to
the other. The lady guests, with that
keenness fer detecting anything Of the
sort, soon gave the prOprietors of the
springs to understand that such
carryings-on had to be stopped, and
stopped quickly. The main offense of
the offending couple was having been
found together in the divine's room with
the door closed. A quiet notice to quit
was served on them, and they left, pass
ing through Knoxville on Monday
night, en- route home. At present we
suppress names, nor give hint as to
residence, or identity. The case may
be one of unwise but innocent familiar
ity, or it may be all that the most pru-
RENT assert. The thousand tongues of
scandal will certainly follow the preach
er to his home, placing him on the rag
ged edge OfremOrse, and if there is to be
a church council on the subject, there
will be time enough to give the unsav-
DRY particulars"
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found no difficulty which to believe and
which to discredit. l think these sug-
gestions are entitled to have influence
with US, who waited patiently for the
end, with a strong effort not to allow
any bias or prejudice prevent us from ar
irving at a just judgment. We knew
that Mr.. Beecher's innocence did not
depend upon the enthusiastic partially
Of his fliends aud admirers, We knew
quite as well that he was not guilty be-
cause many who hated him on account
of his political utterances wished him to
be guilty. We knew that the pious
turning up Of the eyes Of those "Holy
Willies," who had a low opinion of
Beecher's gospel, because it gave many
q chance to be saved whom these molly
people wished to have damned, would
have no influence on the questions of his
innocence. We are content to rest the
question on its own foundation, thank
ful that neither friends nor foes are the
ultimate tribunal. SAT.
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.
Sardis has q base ball club.

Sardis has base ball club.
Mississippi has one hundred and four
newspapers.
The property OF the Orphans Home,
at Lguderdale Springs, is to be sold at
auction on the l4.h Of August.
Sardis Star: The sensible colored men
of our county, who are Numerous, are at
tending to their crops, and the Radical
pow vows are SHINY attended.
Meridian Gazette: We learn that q
campaign Democratic paper is about to
be started in BroOkhsven by Colonel B.
H. Henry, of the Newton Ledger.
Sardis Star: Wanted-A few more
candidates for sheriff in this county, at
present We have only about fifteen,
which is altogether too small for our pop
ulation.
Sardis Star: The number of hired Bum
mers for the Radical party seems to be
Increasing in and around our city; where
the money comes from to pay all these
fellows is knotty problem.
Sardis Star: II Ames don't hurry back
Davis will have worked up all the ma
terial ne has left in his bands. From
the eleventh to the twenty-third Of June
THINKS he has that many votes dead
sure.
Meridian Gazette: According to the
definition of the Mercury a "patent
outside" newspaper is to newspapers
what a "wOman OF the town" is to
respectable ladies. That i5 the heaviest
blow the patent outsiders have yets re.
ceived from any source.
Meridian Gazette: The Mobile Reg
lister, the Memphis APPEAL, and the
New Orleans Picayuue are in favor OF
General M'Cardle. OF the Vicksburg
Herald, for the United States senate
from Mississippi. Most of the hOt-headed
editors in Mississippi are in favor of the
same thing.
Columbus Press: '1TO the Republican
press of the country is largely commit
ted the task Of purifying the Republic
can party to such degree as will COM
mend it to the favor of majority Of the
American people IN the centennial cam
paign." Great heavens, a child might
as well attempt to blow out a volcano.
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Order of Publication.


NO. @oS2--ln the Second Claacgry Court or
SheiDy tOunty, TeuEessee.-J. j. SIhoGu ".
annie AbercrOmbie, et al.
On July ), 1873, upon motion and return OF
lue shSrlu on sci. ia. 10 being made 10 appear
10 the court mat jeremiah Weldon and others
UNKNOWN " 10 are the heirs of K Weldon. DE-
ceased ace uOn-re,ideuts OF the State of Zen
hessee, 1t was ordered that publication bs
made for said heira to appear and show cause
etc.
It is therefore ordered, That the said Iere-
Inldu Weldon and other heirs Of r. Weldon.
deceased, VINO are unknown. make their APP
pearanc7 herein, at the courthouse 1.-THE Sec
Ond ChanceIy Court of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in the city ri Memphis. TENNESSEE 0rs
or before the first Monday i'm So tsmber. Is75.
and show cause, il any they have, why fudy-
ment should Dot be rendered and lien re-
tanned on The land purcLa sc1 by 2. j. O7NeaI
anu Il. Weldon, under proceedings in this
cause should not be enforced, and that "a
copy Of this order be published once "a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
pEis Appeal. This july 18th, 1910.
Nj ID. L. STEWART, CIerk and Master.
A CCpy-AtJest:
BY Geo. MalleTY. ID. G.. and Y. nova
4. ". Frazer, sol. for tompltr iyI8
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l. o. o. F.

The EneampmentG Guards, 1. o. o. F.,
Excursion and Basket picnic, at Her
nando, Mississippi, on Wednesday, the
twenty-eighth instant, promises to be q
grand affair. The public are generally
invited to attend. Fare, round trip aud
admission to picnic, two dollars. Ladies
free. Tickets to be had Of the following
committee: J. J. Ross, Fred. H. Starr,
James Steele, r. J. Walker and Preston
Smith
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ADDITIONAL EVER REPORTS
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, July 26.-Arrived:
Charles Morgan, Ohio river. No depart
ures.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Weather cloudy
and warm. River falling slowly. Ar
rived: st. Genevieve, VicksDurg. De-
parted: City Of Chester, Memphis.
VICKsBURG, July 26.-Rivar rose
inches, 37i feet inches above low wa
ter mark, and is still rising, Weather
warm and clear. Up: John A. Scudder,
illinois. No boats down. Arrived :
City of Helena.
LOUISVILLE, July 26-River about
on a stand, with 1t feet in the csnsl and
IA feet in the Indiana chuteS Arrived !:
Vint Shinkle, n ew Orleans; Cons. Mil
lar, Memphis; Fawn, Evansville. De-
parted: Cons Millar, Fawn, Vint Shin
kle, Cincinnati. Weather clear and
pleasant
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ONR DOLLAR FOB THB APPEAL.

Persons Leaving the city for the
country can hare the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or LeaUing
their name and address and One
Dollar at our cOUntjn6-rOOD1-Or
for any time longer than that at
fGe alT21p T0tec
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Intending purchasers of ready-made
clothing will find their interests well
served by visit to Lowenstein's mann.
moth clothing store, 238 Main street,
where, for the next thirty days, they IT,
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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Memphis Appeal
Two EDITIONS
DAILY and WEEKLY
hePaDers fOTthe People
GIN REPAIRING.

DLANTERS can have their Gin Saws Filed
IN the best possible way, and their Gins
thoroughly oyeThauled and put in No. order.
Dy u. W HICKMAN. he can also furnish he
old style HORSEPOWER Of the best ti11ber Win
IRON bandwheel shaft. Builds Gins Gin
Feeders, Linters, and Filing Machines 10
material. A few secondhand Gins foy sale
Fer further particulars inquire OF
Jyl7 No, 6G6 Main ST.. Mem6bis. Tenn.
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LOWenstein's Mammoth Clothing Store,
25S Main street.

REEDY's patent elevators, hydraulic,
steam and hand-poWer, put up in the
best manner and on reasonable terms.
Orders received and executed by NJ. Bo-
land, Office with Vensble & Rawlings,
IA Union street.
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O.. 81. HGDISV, 81 BRea,
U Nd ERTAK E e 8.
$50 MAIN ST., ep. seabGdy Hotel,

Always on hand, q large assortment OF. rfe-
tallIc Cases and Caskets and Wood Collins gf
every description. "a
Orders by telegraph D~CuptIy filled and
Cases shipped C.. 0. d.
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LIVINGSTON 4 COMPANY,
BON ESFEC AND FOREIGN bankers
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservatively organized for doing
the business OF Out-of-town banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and indiViduS g.
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly remittEd.
Correspondence collected. Exchange on princi-
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON. HEWBERN d CO.,
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Go TO Leddin's Business College
JUVENILESI JUVENILEs!!

An elegant assortment Of the best and
most popular juvenile books, to suit all
tastes and ages, at 34l Main street, third
door south Of Union street.
A. F. DOD q co.
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JIM. HOOKER, OF Lexington, Ken
lucky, has at his own expense erected a
school for young ladies at a cost OF one
hundred thousand dollars. In many re-
spects the building is as complete as
modern hotel. Water-closets, baths sup.
piled with hot and cold water, are on
each floor. Itcontains one hundred and
twenty-five rooms, gymnasium, music.
rooms, library and chapel, all complete
y furnished. The school appurtepances
are complete in every respect, and ofthe
most modern designs.
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Law REPORTS

Second Chancery COurt-sIOektOn,
chancellor.
Court has adjourned until Monday,
August %, 1875.
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APPEAL RATES.
DATES 81 aUBsCaIPTIos.
RATES OF ADVERTIsIEG,
N DAILY APPEAL:

First insertion per qusre...----..-.......Sl 90
subsequent insertions, per Equare--...-..... 90
Eight lines solid uOnpHreil make one square
and Twelve lines make one inch.
Local Notices are % cents per line nrst In
--rtiOn. IS cents per line per week, and IA
cents per line per month.
Wants, etc, are 10 cents per line first inssr-
ton and cents per line each subsequent
Insertion.
Death and Marriage notices, Funeral notices
and Obituaries, are charged al regular rates.
We viii not accept any advertisements 70 fol-
low reading matter,
first or Fourth page advertisements, station
AIRY, double rates.
specimen copies sent free OF charge.
oar msil-bOoks are Kept by posJofnces, and
not by individual names.
In ordering papers changed from one postotIce
90 another, the names OF both postOhces
should be given.
We solicit letters and communications upCG
subjects OF general interest, but such ~ dsi
always be accompanied by responsible
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We viii not return rejected comm uni cations.
All letters, coRmunicatiOns,o or anything else
for the APPEAL, should not be addressed 10
and Individual connected with the once,
nat simply the
APPEAL. MEMPHIS, Tenn.
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CLOSING and brass fiuting-iron COM
bined, 81 so. Best fluting machien
made, S. so. By II. WetteI& Co
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The cheapest and best 8,rEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is at 24S Ss-
c0nd street. HANSON g WALKER,
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A RARE CHANCE.

JOHN WALSH, Undertaken, 344 Sec
ond street, opposite, pOstoffice.
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TIE excursion train for Norfolk will
leave the depot of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad this morning,
promptly, at ten o'clock, city time.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College
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NBURIL.-The instantaneous cure for
HsaT aIofc. Geo ". Jones d Co., kept.
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THOROUGH Collegiate course, excellent
/ Preparatory Department, bealthtut Gil
mate, good morals, good discipline, very mod
crate EXPENSES. Tuition and other fees, board,
Toom-gent, fuel, lights, and washing, for ses-
sion OF ten months. from sl6O TO $40. Boys
szn board with Professor; young men, in
college o. families. College prosperous. stu
dents from ali sections CT tue country, twelve
from Tennessee. The annual Catalogue mailed
free on application. Address,
kEV. ID. p. BITlLE, ID. d.,
IVA President.
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REMEMBER

The Best Goods at the Lowest Price,
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FOR NAPOLEON
MISSOURI
MEDICAL COLLEGE,

VNHE Thirty. Filth Session opens on October
L 4, 1875. Terms for Full Course, So. For
circulars and particulars address the Dean,
JOHN ). MOORE, NJ. D.,
jy23eOd 6-3 Walnut street, st. Louis, Mo.
ST. LOUIS Law sCBOOL-CLaw Depart
y ment OF Washington UniverSity).-T
regular annual term OF this Law School will
open On Wednesday, October IL, 1873. Full
course, two terms, six months each. Students
admitted TO the Senior Class on examination,
by application on or before October 18th. Tu-
itiOn, $50 first year, $50 second year, including
use of Library. For particulars address
q. NJ. STEWART, Dean OF Law Faculty,
jylS cod 203 n. Third ST., st. Louis, Mo.
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FOR RENT.

HOUSE 3Oi Second street. APP
ID ply within. tyH
Il OGMS Furnished or unfinished, for
"a families or gentlemen; meals if desired;
reference required. GAIT HOUSE.
kIO. "a MAIN STREET-App to
N W. ID. STEPHENSON.
iyl6 GUY, MCCLELLAN & co.
( CENTRAL HOTEL-Ou Adams street. APP
l ply - David Hastings. Commercial hotel.
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LOST.

HEORPH Me- On July 18th, NJ. ". Jones, of
I'll FriaTs Point, left two boxes Of morphine
at some business house in Memphis. The per
son having them whip ca leave information
at Appeal Office. jyE
nAPERS-Lost or mislaid, a package con-
4 sisting OF two deeds and other papers of
no value TO any one except the undersigned.
A liberal reward will he paid for their return
u VI. {. PEA RCE. 25s Front ST.
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- ITUATION-By young married man,
- stranger in the city, who respectfully So
llclts employment in any capacity where the
remuneration will deffay his moderate eX-
penSeS during the summer months. He is apt
and capable and has excellent business quail
hCatiOnss and can be Of service in almost any
calling, commercial or otherwise. The suE-
leCt 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
Jy9 SPHINX, Appeal office.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE
Salem, Virginia.

23d SESSION BEGES sBPT. L, 1875.
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TO LOAN

ONEY-io loan on collateral. in sums to
III suit. Apply to WA. J. BE Kiln,
Va RnOm e. 3q Madison street.
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A.hTuSEMENTS,

Trains leave Memphis at II am. and 2, 5 and
pm; returning, leave Raleigh at 80 ana
30 am. Fare for round tTip, 50 cents.
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WANTS.

HOUSE-k furnished house OF four or i've
n rooms. Would buy a small quantity of
furniture and pay reasonable rent for the
house Address, MODOC, Appeal office. jyH
no GROCERS AND TOBACCONISTS "A
J young man OF experience desires a stu
alton as travelling salesman. Any one in
need Of a salesman with energy and persever-
ance VIII find it 70 the 7 interest to CORE
spOnd with ID"
WI 81 this Office.
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EETANTED-YUUR ATTENTION 10 THE
w MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTO-
RH, 81 Washington ST. Awnings OF all styles
made TO order. Cabinet work and Furniture
made ana repaired, re-upholsJered, vanished,
and packed for shipment. Carpets taken up.
cleaned an relai0. All work called for and da.
gi,-EreF ~rno - 0N---~- = RETTTFN RFRCS.
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PERSONAL,

nR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes a speci-
IL atty Of treating Eye and Ear Diseases.
Office &23 Poplar street. my29
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FOE SALE.

ENGINE- one l5-horse power engine; one
II sg-saw +. Carver Gin; ons Schodeld Cot
Jyu Press; one y inch Straub Mill. All Ia
perfect order. FOT terms apply to
1y2l J. Il. GOODWIN &C..
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u OUSE-W3th five or seven rooms. Cottage
II prefeLZed. Address, stating location and
rent. y %0uTh COurt street %
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CIN new SJ-saw Champion gins at 500 each
- two new 60-saw Champion gins at Sl5O egch ;
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