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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ECONOMY.
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~ Hfa 1+Ha" ~ 1hp 4S"HNs
CntcAdo, Aug. 2.-Thc principles OF ccono-
necessity In most cases, very generally applied
by tic people In tl'ctr private nffairs. But, In
o''r public expenditures, these principles hnro
not been carried as far ns they ought To or might
haye hccn. Men aro ant 10 he ,nt.rc lnvtsh with
tho moncy or o,hcrs thon win thc,r avn Far
this reason, NC oftenwlsnese, and would witness
now but for the forco Ut public opinion, the
atrangc spectacle Of pnb1!c cxtraragance and
nrtyato cconomv coexlsttnc torcthcr.
A. ,nr,t,t1 ,.,,on hrst,osa T. iii, ns o,.u,,
ate. ps''on -, at,s "s ,,a"aass"5 a", NV s'ey
species ol pfopcFCy uef!eekeus tho Lrue thlnT 10
be dono is to cut OF boldly every unnecessary
expense, md to curtaIl ns n,1ch as possible
co,,rsn nn,v csr taIatfnr hs - t,,,rnd ra w.. WV
s"a.ee "'''J mi $"A"t'o' w .s'4oeea' Ano ~
ttnction OF taxation to tic utmost Hint should
be tile atnl Of every one connected with our
13,,t a. far fro,n .,,c,, ho,,r ,b. ,f,, ~ ,,,r
~ -. o' es>. :. 0s.''E s"o a.A' ~ W.
county commissioners "o1a seem rs II
contrary opinion were prevalent among them.
su,nntuoualv unon tho earnings Of ut,'crs. who
,,s,, 1,,t,o t,yos +ho,ns,,ros t,t .-, cor.toti.,
paS Metle ta1os e''tia7e,'es, pas arp constantly
dcVising schemcs to plunlcr TIC community,
t,,cy arc upon the public prosperity.
pr1irf con on,v e,,no frnro tho ncon,o +hon,.
M ,n,.s,. ,s.aS -, t.x, Io H.. .'I w..
Selves 1no WHOM pte'o o. nasp:ee WHO llVe
sra.,.sa "!n .ne o ~. W. rsopo "u n'
.esn'anaseu.; "; Inc '''lor!a''so oi "a',og only
true anu able mcn at the mead of affairs Inns
rn.,, Ios hesn N M " a,rm,atIrn ,f Dfs 1ir,ntt
evils, beneath tho load Of whlc. tic whole coun-
try, likc aicls giant, still is staggering.
Chicago may not be worse olf tlian arc many
otlIcr American cities, hut all Of our cities nro
too severely taxed. Wcrc tue affairs Of ary city
managed as wisely and methodically as aro Tic
affairs OF one OF our leading commercial firms,
the cost Of our public improvements would be
diminished.
The regulation Of our taxes should be In tho
hnntls Of those whose interest is tiut thoy
slsItld be as HIGHT o. possible. Instead Of that,
t]ley have heen generally under tic control Of
irresponsible men, whose manIfcet INTEREST ltcs
il, making tho taxcs as heavy Us tho people viii
bear.
, 1876-08-15


CAslPDEII-At 1lia residence, 1o4 North Wood.
st.,. llf Frsne!s Campbell, OF apoPlsxy. In tho
:.tth year Ut Als age.
Funeral BY carriage to nosohtll, Tuesday, !
o'clock p. N.
tH NewEy, Belfast, and Dublin tIrelaud), pa.
pers please copy. p.
CAIsEnLI-Aux. IA, 1875, John Carroll, aee 90
years, ut his residence, l20 EwinE.st.
.ANDREW8-Aug.. II, Ambroso Andrews, ngsd
~ years. Deceased was brother ot Mrs ]. q.
Paftrlge.
MDn.st.
~ New York City parers please copy.
3illEW'brEK-At Oak Park Saturday evening,
Oscar brewster, ngcd hD years.
Funeral Tncstay At II 4. m, at lato residence,
Special for accommodation Of friends Ill leave
Wtals.at. depot at 10 o'clock.
Observation-Disclosures un tho 13th inst, william
Perry, youngest child Of ". Y. Qtlmuur, C., u. g.
G: Il. IT,. OF cholera !nfantun, ngca months aud
- days.
~ Montreal papess p1eass copy.
aSA1N-Aug. II, ~ 81 North Bheldou'st., Of
, 1876-08-15

DRINTAALL@HlIA1Tucl-;Aug: 2. at Ws!.
hElutnall. Of Chicago, md Gertrude, daughter Of
4, U. Hhattuck, EkH.
, 1876-08-15

S0zQDOHT.
To gather penfts from ocean'a vases
Divers co down In divers places;
But VI our mouths of htrtsina and bays,
No pcarls do Asian switnmura raise
Liko thosu In beauty'a mouth that shine
Male by lhe Bozotioht IiytNc.
, 1876-08-15

Wlndctt. $:Us ST.
pANyILtE. I'LL.
Eptrfa! iHspafch ~ 7ht 1<ihYns.
DANy1t.l.E, ILL.,, AnE. li.-The VcTmfllon
County Circuit Cn,lrt, Judge q. l.. Davis pre-
The 'tockct, both criminal aid civil, Is very
1argc,
, 1876-08-15

Thnro wlsl be q nceting Of the Republican c,nb
aonshrast Garner nf Isobey.st nuii Wotrrn.ss,nss
I'll this gscn!ns, eomnsnetnE rremp!iy At Il oc1osi.
luthor 1an Mills, It. s. Tuthill, Esr., and oihs,
prominent speakers will po.lt!yciy bo rreacnt at
addreas tho meeting. cordial invitation 10 nttnni
their country, arid who desire to encourage ;bc ~
forts Of thp Republican pnsty to accsc 10 Tic Cam
try good Government. Tho club 1Icpduusri....
ventilation. Republicans turn ont en mE4ssc' ~ ny
bring with yon yonr wires, daughters, aud ali II"
Democrats ron cun llnt. '1'
j. H., PARISH, sccrctar,.
, 1876-08-15

Tic Filth Ward Republican Club will ,nc,t III.
evtntn5 nt ttleadINartefs, corner THnhty. III sns
nuttcr.ets.. at o'cack sharp. The lion. KIaaa KIaa
nlcctIng. "'eos lao
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PERSONAL.

COLONEL ENoCH ENsLEY has re-
turned to the city from q trip up the
country.
DR.. BYNUM isstill too feeble to resume
Practice. He will notify his patrons
when able.
CAPTAIN G. A. LEFFINGWELL has re-
turned from q Middle Tennessee tour,
and will again resume the duties Of his
office.
Mr.. IL. K. GILLEN, merchant on
Front street, has been detained from
business by severe sickness. We were
glad to see him once more at his bust.
ness stand yesterday, and hope he will
soon be restored to full health and cheer
fGlnes3.
MESsRs, PHELoN & MURPHY, the
well-known insurance men, at No. 5
Madison street, are prepared TO place GIN
houses and contents in first-class compa-
Dies, and ct low rates Of insurance. Their
advertisement in another column states
the fact in plain terms.
Mr.. n. r. SLRDGE and family, of
Como, Mississippi, pat sed through Mem.
pdis on the fifteenth instant, on their
way to the Centennial exposition. Mr..
Sledge is one Of the most Influential cit
izens Of his county. Before his return
be will purchase a large stock for his
sore, which Is one Of the largest in the
State
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THE ARKANSAS FEUD.
Particulars OF the Killing of John
Sweden by his BrOther-1n-I-nH,
In Monroe County.

In The APPEAL OF Tuesday last ap-
pesred an account of the killing OF John
Sweden by his brother-in-laH named
Trott, near Clarendon, Monroe county,
A. kansas. The Helena Mat, OF the
thirteenth, contains the following par
ticuiars s given by correspondent re-
siding at Clarendon:
ABOUT ten O'clock Saturday morning
the citizens Of CiaT endon and vicinity
were thrown into confusion by the SAD
intelligence Of the assassination OF John
SveedeD. q citizen OF Monroe county,
living about three miles Meth of CiaT-
endOn. 1t appears thst Mr.. Sweden
had been 10 Clarendon with his wagon,
in company with couple Of young men
living on his place. While i'll CIaren-
don ne was called TO cit on jury Of in
quest over a colOred man named Brad
lev, who hung himself by chain which
was around his neck, by fastening the
chain over large nail or bolt inside the
jsiI, after which he (Sweeden)
Or ceeded for home, in company
with the young men WHO came with
him. When at SHady Grove church,
ABOUT two miles from Clarendon, he was
Weylaid by one Trott, brother ln'IaW
o!Sweedel their wives being sisters }.
Trott asked Sweden to get cut OF the
wagon, ss ne wanted to have talk
win him, Sweden remarked that he
was not well, and did not want to have
any talk with him, whereupon Trott
fred load of bucksbOt into Sweeden's
side, Observing at the same time that he
had been aiming to do that for about
twelve months, and that Low he had
settled with him. Sweden, when shot,
fell from the wagon, and called to Trott
Lot TO shoot any more; that he was now
dead. These we've the last words he
spoke, He was carried to his home,
about a mile from where he was shot,
but he lived only q half hour. There
has been a feud Letween the families
for about year, and Sweden did all he
could to settle the matter, and thought
he had succeeded in staying the fuss
with TIott. Last Wednesday he
was urgei by his friends to
90 to TroIt's and make peace with Mrs.
Trott; but she assailed him, and fired
two shots at him with pistol. His
friends then warned him OF the tresch-
cry Of Trott, who had but a few days
ago agreed TO drop the feud and be
friends. Sweden was man in pros
porous circumstances. He came here
few yesrs ago in poor circumstances,
and hired cut, but, by care, industry and
economy, he acquired considerable
property. Sheriff Harris and posse of
men Immediately started in pursuit OF
Trott, but, at last accounts, he had not
been cspturtd. Colonel B. NJ. Lamar
was notified to hold an inquest on the
body, which was done in que FORM"
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GIBSON" M'LEAN.
His Possible Identity with ''Sitting-
Ball"

A correspondent of the Richmond Dis
patch, whom that paper states to be an
ex-Confzderate general, writes as fol-
lows: "There may be all truth In the
story that Sitting. Bull and Bison
M'Lesn are ore. Bison M'Lean was
o cadet at West Point from Missouri
from 1874 to l646, and stood well intel
lectuslly in bright class. His diploma
was refused him when his class grad
usted in lS4S, he having been convicted
before a court martial Of dishODOTable
conduct. During the summer Of 1852
met him in New Mexico. lie had
Joined the ella Apache Indians, aud
nad bsen adopted into the tribe. and
had with him a wife or two from among
the squaws. At this meeting he de-
clared to me that he would nsver forget
nor forgive the injustice and in
juries he conceived he had received
from his classmates and the academic
suthoritits st West Point. If Bison
M'Lean is still living he is forty-nine or
fifty years old. In character he is strong
and rugge' His nature is untamed and
lie ntious, his courage superb, and his
physical qualities almost herculean, ex.
cept in size. He is fair-compleXioned,
with light colored hair, full-bearded and
nslTy-DOOl6u, Win large 0S6u duu,
bold, irregular, full face. His hight is
about five feet ten or eleven inchee, aud
twenty-four years ago he would have
weighed about one hundred and sew
enty five or one hundred and eighty
pounds. When q cadet there was no
disguise he would not assume, and no
hazard he would not venture for the
qualification of his appetites. He never
used strong drink when I knew him,
and notwithstanding the great circum.
spection and vigilance Of West Point
authority, he thwarled Ii until the very
end OF bis career in that institu.
ton, and was then brought to
giief by the testimony OF his own
classmates, against whose wstchfulness
he had perhaps taken no precaution.
Such a man, after near thirty years of
exp arience among the savages, might
well fl i the position Of Sitting-Bu
While he was u cadet, under the cloak
OF false marriage, he ruined pretty
girl, Effie ConkIin, who lived at Butter.
milk Falls, mile or two below West
Point. There are many contemporaries
Of Bison M'Lean, when at the mIlitSry
academy, and some still in the army,
who will corroborate the above.
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BASE-B&LLING.
The Contests at the Parks On Yester-
day-Reds VS.. MOscOw-BIues VS..
OneidaS.

At Central park, on yesterday, the
Memphis Reds and an amateur club
from Moscow played match-g game, in
which the Reds were victorious by a
score Of thirty.nine to nothing. TIE
Reds got twenty-one base.hits, while
Moscow did not get one. Each club
made ssdoubIe play, and Walker made
q home run. The Moscow boys played
a better game than did the Germantown
club few days since. The score Of the
game is as follows:
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REPORTERS TROUBLES.
A Wall from a Brother Pencil-SIiDger
at Charleston, South Carolina.

A Charleston, South Carolina, news
paper reporter thus gives his experience
around The police court. The expert
ence of the Cnarlestonian is not unlike
that OF the reporters of our city, but he ar
him :-hIf there is one thing which is
more noticeable than the frequency in
which certain parties commit breaches
of the peace and violate well known
laws, it is the promLtness with which
they appeal TO the reporter with pitiful
requests to please DON'T publish The
RECORDERS court is the special rendezvous
for this class, and not DAY passes with
cut valuable time being wasted in ex
planning that the request, simple though
it appears to tdem, is an improper one.
Each one THINKS his case is an ex-
ceptioDal one, and, as such, shOuld be
regarded to the exclusion OF all others;
YET the excuses offered are Strangely
stereotyped. The bottle nosed iDebriate,
wiping his bleary eyes with his coat
sleeve, explains it is his first offense, re,
gardIess of the frequent men
ton Of his name on the docket,
which has been 50 often copied by the
knight OF the lead percil that the char
acteis seem scared into his brain. Then
he tells of respectable relatives, but re-
Gently remembered, and il his request be
granted, he will borrow two bits and
make for the nearest gr0ggery to cele-
brate his success The fast youth ellis
the same story, and even the long
t)ngued virago echoes the tale, and
threatens vengeance if her demand be
not complied with. The fact of the
matter may be stated in but few words.
We publish clpies o. CT rtaiu records, but
if names he left out or favoritism is
shown, Wherein lies the value Of the
publication? Does it not in reality
thereby bscome but the engine OF op-
preston and gross injustice to every
offender save such as manage to secure
the favorable consideration of the re-
porter ?u
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NoTLOnn

an TUESDAY, AUGUST q, IST5,,AT THE
~ southwest corner OF Madison and Nam
Streets in he city Of Memphis, We viii sell, 20
the highest bidder, for ca,n, is BondS OF $50
each, Of the Mon tgOmeTy Water Works Com
pany, of Montgomery, Ala; said Bonds bear
per cent. interest, and are secured by 8 INST
mortgage on the works, which cost gCuhle tho
amount of the mortgage. sale 40 IL a m.
aui2 IRRELEVANT & 90.
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rom Prof e. Br,dper Chemist, Montreal:

From Prof. e. Bridger, Chemist, Montreal:
1 know of no preparation afford
ing 80 much nutriment, and none which
builds up the constitution so rapidly ard
effects such permanent and positive
cures rs Colden's Liquid Extract of Beef
and Tonic Invigorator. G. w. Jones &
IN agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-17
ADD ITIOFAL RIVER REPORTs

NASHVILLE, August 16.-River fall
ing, with feet on the shoals.
VIoKsBUEa, August 16-The weather
is warm and cloudy. River fell in.
ches. Arrived: John &. Maude.
ST. LOUIS, August 16.-The river has
fallen inches. Weather very warm,
with q heavy rain this afternoon. Ar
rived: Ste. Genevieve, Vicksburg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-17

TRY Thrash Consumption Cure and
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections,
loss Of voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. N.
Wilkerson & CO., $40 Main ST., ID emphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-17

TERMS;
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Grand Excursion.

Under the auspices Of the G. D. cub,
this evening, at 81 O'Clock, leaving the
wharf foot of Court street. Music by
the CrOce Bros. Good daTcing for all,
JACOB PFISTER, Manager.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-17

HEALTH, the poor mans riches, the
rich MATS bliss, is found in Ayers med
icines, after a iruitless search, among
other remedies. A word to the wise is
eufficient
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NCTTOR.

ITO the creditors Of the estate OF W. X.
i GOTsuch, deceased: The undersigned
having quail fed as Executor under the will
OF W. X. GcrsuCh, deceased, hereby gives
notice to all creditors OF said estate 10 Ru-
thenticats and file their claims with him
within the time prescribed by law, or be
barred. WALTER ). GUhSCCH. Executor,
p Madison street.
NJ. B. Irrelevant Solicitor. aulS So
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JOHNSON & MANGET, 303 Main street,
have tickets for Chattanooga, Atlanta
and Dallas, for sale at reduced rates.
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PERSONAL.

nIYORCE8-LegallyS nd quietly obtained
u for incompstibility, ETC.; residence IN
necessary. Fee after decree.
A GOODRICH, =. y. Box 1857, Chicago.
nR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes a specially
IL OF treating EYE AND EAR DISEASES.
ONCE. 323 Pap sF street. lu30
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A TRAVELLER acquainted in the Dry Goods
u Trace in Arkansas; also, a YOUNG MAN,
good accountant, TO go 10 country town. APP
ply LOEW ESSrlNE BROS,
aul7 323 Main street.
DOY-SprigEtIy colOred boy 10 attend ba h.
ID loam, al 2S5 second street. suI7
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sTRAYED Cx sECLEH

MULE-On the 10th OF June, from Adkins
La Grsnbery, one bay mare mn4e, seven
years old, about Is hands high, light spot on
Ieft hip also on right eye, thin in order l
will give ten dollars for return Of said mule TO
me, or for information that may lead 10 her
Tecpve-v J, &. EDEN1ON,
- oaW Macon, Tenn.
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d&w
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You Might as well Walk Over q
FiVe-DOIIar Bill.

As to neglect attending the great cloth
ing sale before 1t is too late. Only q few
dsys longer, and it will be a thing OF
the past" Remember The number.
227 u ain Street
227 Main Street. 227 Main Street.
227 Main Street.
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And she was wondrous wise,
she bought "0illet's Cream Dry Hop Yeast y
And caused her bread to rise.
And, when she saw how nice IL was,
Declared with might and main,
That Gi2le;t's was the only Yeast
She would ever use again.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-17

Fresh Baltimore oysters. For sale by
the dozen or can, at Madame Vincent's
Crystal Palace" saloon.
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Look Sharp!
Inst Received

The grand closipg-out sale of clothing
and furnishing goods at 227 Main street
will only last five days longer.
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BURNETT's Cologne, in cork and
glass shoppers, prepared from the purest
and best materials-uDrivsled in rich
ness and delicacy Of perfume.
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Take Notice!

All parcels left In store No. 227 Main
street must be called for before the
twenty-second instant.
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NOTLCD.

THE business OF Stratton 3 Wexford viii be
L continued under the same firm name ss
before the death OF Mr.. John T. Strattoa, his
estate tanning his interest il tn - me under
the provisions OF his Will.
STRAT1ON & WEXFORD.
Memphis July 2S, 1876. lyZ3 daw
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

DUILDISG PROPERTY--Very desirable
ID unimproyed building property in any
portion OF The city; will sell or give long leases
upon reasonable le1ns TO parties wishing 10
build, Apply TO JOHN OVERTON, JR.,
or q. n. GKOSVENQR,
iy2O 264 Sc :oEd street.
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Go and See

the Cashmere pants selling at So so,
worth 81, at the grand closiDg-out sale,
No. 227 Main Street.
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unfading Loneliness

Belongs only to the immortals, but who
ever uses the fragrant Sozodont can at
least defy time to iDjure one OF the ele-
ments of beauty, good set Of teeth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-17

THE cheapest and best STKAM,pYEIFG
and OLzAHlHa HoUsE IN the city is at 2se
Eacond strsst. TT. WALKER.6 co.
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DELINQUENT TbXEg.

e. All persons interested are hereby notified
that L will proceed to take possession OF prop
erty sold to the State Treasurer for State and
County Taxes for the years 1870, Is7i, 1872 and
1873, and not redeemed. 1 am auth OTized To
receive from the owners, or their agents, al
Taxes, Costs and Charges due upon their prop
erty, and release the same. By attending to
this before 1 take possession, parties viii save
themselves trouble and expense.
q. WEATHERFORD,
aus Office, Courthouse Building.
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EOTICEE.
MOTTO

ON the first of September this firm will
" move to, and occupy, the building No.
900 rOnL street, at present occupied by
Brode. Mcintyre & Co, who will remove 10 90
Front st. POTTER, TAYLOR = CO.,
aus No. % Union street.
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STRAY Ed.

NEULE-On Wednesday, August 9Th, from
VI head of Aoams street, a light bay mare
mule, aoout 10 hands high; mSns trimmed
close; short blunt tail; small sore on back. A
liberal reward for her return TO A. b. BHINh-
LEY, 3O5 Je ffersOn street extended. aol6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-17

timOre oysters OF the season, can be
had at Victor ID. Fuchs's, Al Jefferson 81.
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Is not near so cheap as those fine white
shirts at 81, now selling at the great
clothing sale, 227 Main street.
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Umpire, Mr.. P. Serner. Time OF game,
two hours and twenty minutes.
At Olympic park a match game was
played between the Blues and the Onei-
da club. One dGuble-plsy was made by
Meath and by Proctor of the Blues. The
Oneidas took the lead In the number Of
bsse-hits. The score was as follows:
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.

NEUBALaIA.-"Neur cures 1t. Sold
By g. W. Jones q o., Memphis,
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DIaSCLUTIONs.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

VNHE firm of Hendrix, Campbell & Co. Is this
l. day dissolved by mutual consent, w. r.
Hendrix and John 3. Bruner retiring from
the firm. ID. A. Campbell is alone author. zed
to sign the firms name is liquidation.
W. h. HENDRIX,
d. A. CAMPBELL.
Memphis, July 20 1876. JOHN B. BRUNER.
RS- n retiring from the firm of Hendrix,
Campbell d Co, we take this opportunity OF
thanks to our friends for their libe-
raj patronage in the past, and recommend
them to the new firm of ID. A. Campbell & Co.
w. K. HENDRIX.
phis, July 20, 1875. JOHN b. BRUNER
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College.

THE SUNDAY APPEAL is the best ad I.
veTtising medium in the State.
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IUKA SPRTI as.

THESE celebrated Springs, situated in fish
j OmingO county, Mississippi, lis miles
from Memphis, medistely on The Memphis
and Charleston Haiiroad, viii be Openeu for
the reception of guests on June 18th. The
waters OF these Springs are Justly celebrated
tor their hyeienic properties, and consist or
Sulphur, Alum, Magnesia, ChaIybeste and
FreestOne. The buildings, which are entirely
new, are beautiful IN design, combining eie-
gance with comfort. The entire furniture and
fixtures are perfectly new. The grounds are
spacious and delightful; the town quiet and
refined. Express, post, telegraph and ticket
offices near the hotel, Ba.r unsurpassed,
TERMS.-BOard per day, s. 50; per week Sl4;
per month, gao. Children under ten years OF
age and servants half price.
ALEXANDRA & MILLER, PrOp'rs