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The Daily NeWs correspondent says -
&" / have little hears to write, for tho sad.
ness Of the servian discontinue weighs
on mo very heavily. ] should not be doing
my duty III did not own, 8t Whatoyor ox-
pense TO my personal feelings, that that
discontinue is complete. 10 Is very miser-
able. With a sad heart / an writing amid
the dedgss Of d disorRaniqed army--an army
shat mas fallen to pieces as if by an cleo.
trio shock f; amid q chaos of wrotchsd pea.
s~ant-fugiti7es, the men in sullen despair.
the women and children chilled 10 their
very marrOws by the steadily falling snow,
amid liquid mud a foot deep through which
splash sturdy Russian volunteers, reckless
Of everything save The means OF getting
away amid wTetchodness, squalor, hunger,
panic, angry passions finding vent in re.
tort, or nursed in lowering silence, and IN
oared-for wounded, sick who NAV die in
the nearest ditch for all the help or care
there IL for them. There is little love
here FOX Russia now. Russia, the Seryiana
complain with wrath in their hearts, led US
TO this war only to leave us TO bear the
misery OF this present horror. | was re-
eenSly travelling between Tohupira ind
SagodlnR with a Russian Colonel on bic
way to the front. lily servant Yves in the
front Of the o~arriage-a Serb full Of pas.
sionate anger at the catastrophe. We en-
c0untsred o block made up Of on wagons
containing sick soldiers, others laden with
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IMPORTANT SPEECH OF TIE ENPE.
ron OF RUSSIA,
(1o b continued.
( From Ne EaroD5on W4H ,

Abe Emperor Alexander delivered an
address Oh November 10 TO q body Of rep
EcscntatiVea Of tho Mobiles and Commu-
nal Council of Moscow in st. Georges
Hall il chat city. His Majesty said -
"I thank you for the sentiments you
have been good enough to express towards
me in reference to the present political
state Of affairs, which has now become
moro clearly defined than boiore. [ an
pleased and ready to receive your address.
1t Is already known to you that Turkey
has yielded to nay demands for the inma.
diGto conclusion Of an armistico In order
to puG an end to useless slaughter In
ServIa and Montenegro. In this unequal
struggle the MontenQgrins have, az on
oil previous occasions, shown Themselves
to be real heroes. Unfortunately the
same cannot be said Of the EeTvjaus,
notwithstanding tho presence Of our
volunteers 10 tho 5eryian ranks, many Of
whom have shed their blood fog tho
ScIavonian cause, I know that all
Russia moss warmly symPathigaa with
me in the ouferiDgg Of our brethI3a ana
on-religionists. The true intc2cs.a q
Rqssia, however, arc da0Gor to me than all,
and I should wish to tho utmost to spare
Russian blood from Bong sn8d. This
is the reason why ] have %strivsn, and
shall still strive 10 obtain, @ real i'm.
provemsnt Of the position Of tie Chris,
tians in tho East BY peaceful means.
IN q few days nogotlations will commence
in Constantinoplo between the representa-
tiveB Of the Great Powers to settle the
conditions of peace. My moss ardent
wish is that wo may arrive at q general
agreement. Should this, however, not be
achieved, and should l see that We can.
not obtain such guarantees as arc ncscs-
sary fer carrying out what no have 0
right to demand Of tho Porto, / am firmly
determined to act Independently, and /
am convinced that Ia this case tho whole
Of Russia viii respond to my summons
should ! consider it necessary and should
the honour Of Russia require It.. I am
also convinced TINT Moscow, as heretofore.
will lead the van by its example 1Lay God
help us 10 carry Gus our sacred mission"
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tho wives and is~i.iss Of t-ei.i~8 PEASANTS,
vet others or The road 20 mo front with
rahi-hj.aTious men Of tho aairl sIasa reserve,
Whloh las been called out. There is d
spectacle l0g enlightened Europe cried
NV servant, ID sL3 could but see it, III
sas could aao IT, censlnat The Russian
officer. addressing mo. what would Europe
have 10 aay about itT Z yeatursl TO re~
nly that at leass a considerable section Of
enlightened Europe, willie feeling lor the
misery, would reflect yh1t SeEria hal made
war against Turkey. and that this spoctQ-
Gle was ono phase OF the consequences
which she should have boen bound to take
INTO consideration. 'It WGg not SerYla,
really, but Russia, cried the officer, that
declared war against Turkey 1t 10 neither
Sorvia nor Turkey thai is responsible for
the misery OF this spectacle. 40, It is
Russia at whose door lies this catastrophe,
and I am tempted in jhis moment Of shame
and horror to forswoar my nationality as a
roproach' II this il tho fooling Of many
Russians, imagine The sentiments Of til.
Sorvians I cannot bring my pen to re-
produce all tho h0gJ and cruelty untrue
things they believe ana say about Ichor-
DayeG and his leading olietfs-icca0aCity
ia among The uildlst OF tho charges. But
the stra0eo9t thinais that tie 5eIyiars I'M
plicit'y believe sta. ri their own fighting
proves, if only Ga B4asi2al lad kept.
CUT Of .ho business, aud Fl GcgylsHs 5.
commanded 6y ~-..aas Now III ove
paTtiaLlti.3 either vaTi +E.. *aa}y @4
fh.v r-e f. Fe.--11 nj t.r .y:..s I.t
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A BOND OF AMITY.

VohorH0y2G's idea, according to a cor
respondent Of The Zines, that England
aud Rusaia might seal a bond Of eternal
amity BY & partition Of AHA, Is not alto
gethcr q novel. 40 the same time, coming
from auch a source, It acquires q new ia.
terest. Thig scheme Of conquest and an
naXation, The Broad Aytov says, may DO
very dattering to both parties, and it may
even be one Of tho unrsyoalol- secrets Of
tho remote future to be worked out in
harmonious diaeord by design, blundsrs,
unforeseen accidents, and all that proYi.
loutiEl WIIfu!Ueaa thee mOcks at human
combinations, and upsots the most pruden.
ti2l r%eso'vos. But the question will ever
bg-Nher9 10 the line to bs dfaWn2 Gen.
sraI TchernsysI probably thought Of the
@5th degree Of north latitude as q very
c9a.ea5-at Inns botvs,a Northern aad
3ou.A.ea As.a, D1t While Russia might
,hl, mako q GOO ding Il tho partition
Blo Weal. .esg0 Las.a#J on tae coast
,ioc % s2tt'o aoCl-ats UiJa ali tbs other
Iowegs, and especially with Germany,
AIs.Iag 10. co.mcre.s. expansion, and
s...sa ssl5a3 81 hex h..o4c. The sub
i.e. = sc2f- Worehy of more thon a
rg-ne:. &. ~ rge51o. moment,
oa. BH1 its.5s.i nJs Jo allowed to &c
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IN short, then, Lis position to the present. re.
port Is this, that whereas 10 has no obi action
20 elthsr Of the figures proposed in tho amend.
menss Nos. 2, & 4, being fixed ae the limits
at which tho Governor is authorised to reduce
tbo military force, he cannot, for tho reasons
explained, accept the Draft with the amend
Ucnt No. L.
To Js coatiaMd.)
, 1876-12-20

know that Tie ~saiatiea an5 tho toothGehe
are deliciousIy igooraut Ct the quality
and station Of The man thsy attack, and
t0k9 hold If tle rich and The poor with
.1o same Icjentloss grlp.-N, K, Herald.
, 1876-12-20

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80 40 las0 MIA r--- p Iaro on,
TIo;r ,;@aIa ~ So. r~.~.,-,. 6a55,
@EiljIu rs a. as r..f .n, a;.s.a
s~tacr,5. Ulsa ti.g qls Il heaven shsy
will complain r Inc rl7a 81 H.e.x wings.
and grow. 1ecausa t... wa5.s tal.. were
nos Gut J4s a large -oa1v .fte.tl5
bel3.a. i. H.II.r ~.f.s5 teH-t
e,.t ,,.,.a ...... : ......
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n ETtf-~ 4. ~ - III.
1c1fa -. ~. --,-'
-. ~.2
2o'"l M" ..'.a ere ic!Al"C2'' A..,J
WIKI S.aItlb8 c9a"a-t2. something over
sVe"'y yeas a8o slI. . 9nyt1 was
mar" ~ "o.A - q Aio0A'yn Cis.il ~
IfyloS - MAKE 0ot1 ends q me yearly
account meet ~ neither .ost hooEf nor
hea9' however oli managed TO acquire @
8o2o euooaion ana : va55 dec ot AHoEledga
about American lasltutjons. The next we
near Is ''a' O certain mr. omysh, an
, 1876-12-20
Carl UATTEEsRR
BUbIa cation.

VT is hsr9by made kuowa, that the Or
A dinance Of 18th November 1875, con-
corning she sale Of Spirituous Liquors and
concerning Rum Shops in the towns Of
the Island Of st. Croix, will in conformity
with ! 81 Of said Ordinance come into
force on the 1st January 1877.
The Govsrnmans OF the Danish West
India Islanda, st, Thomas 1st December
1875, =
AUG. GARDE.
, 1876-12-20

CARL HAT9REaEa.
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circulated by a shoemaker living in Paris
in the middle Of the eighteen century.
These circulars were thus expTesssG !.
"Dsmbrun, master shoemaker hi
women, having made profound study
OF female feet, has found, by an optical
rule, the means OF rendering the feet
equal, and Of giving those who have
large feet the advantages Of those who
have small"
-DespOndent young gentlemen, on
whose cold hearts woman's smiles fall,
but only as the sunlight on 8 grave, are
advised to read the following, which is
now going the rounds: "GO and propose
to the most sensible girl you know II
she says yes, tell her how much your in
come IL, from what source derived, and
tell her you will divide the last shilling
with her, and love her with al your
heart in the saiga.l. And then keep
your promise. My word for it she will
live within your income, aud to your
last hour you will regret that you didn't
marry sooner. Gentlemen, dOn't worry
about feminine unhu.h. Just you be
true TO her, love her sincerely, and don't
be chRTy ia telling her 30, and a more
fond, foolish slave you will never meet
anywhere. You won't deserve Der, l
know, but she will never know it. Now,
throw aside pride and selfishness, and
see what will become OF it."
The following is the mortuary report
for the week ending yesterday afternoon
st six O'Clock:
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PERSON VAL.

MAJOR JAKE LEUBRIE has returned
from pleasant visit to the east and the
Centennial.
Mr.. n. FoNTAINE and Mr.. F. M. Mel.
con leave to-day for the east, and will
be absent several weeks.
Mr.. d G. KELLY returned yesterday
from delightful visit to the Centennial
Long Branch and Saratoga.
CAPTAIN L. M. TUCKER, special agent
Of the Mobile underwriters, is visiting
the city in the interest of that associa'
ton.
THE many friends OF Count Lou Leu.
brie will be glad TO learn of his i'm.
proved condition at Saratoga, where he
is now scjJurning for his health.
JUSTICE SNEED, q member OF the
county court, died at his residence, neaI
Raleigh, Friday, Justice Sneed was a
respected and esteemed citizen, well
liked by all who knew him.
AT the cotton exchange yesterday
the following names of visitors were
registered: F. Nj. LoughiD, Wittsburg;
Colonel R. N. Lewis, New Oriesns
Captain w. A. Harper, Vicksburg,
THE many friends of our well-kpoWn
citizen, Major Waiter A. Goodman, will
regret.to learn of the death Of mother,
at her home in Holly Springs, Missis.
sippi, few days ago. MsjOr Goodman
is now in Holly Springs.
THE Brownsville States Of the thir.
te nth states that Colonel B. J. Lea is
making an active canvass SoT CONGRESS,
and is sanguine OF obtaining the nomin.
alton. Ii he does, ne will be elected by
an overwhelming majority.
The Humboldt Journal OF the four
teeDth, Gays: "Msjor w. J. Sykes will
deliver an address upon National and
State finance, in the courtroom, at ten
o'clock next Monday morning. Let
every body go out to hear him.
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Tt" Whole Stock

SUMhi - - GODS
To be closed out
without Regard 10 Cost or Value.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY

CALVARY (EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH
Services al 10 20 am. and pm. Rev. Geo.
| " hite, rector.
ST. LAZARUS (EPIsCOPAL) Gu RCH.
| Services II 10 - am. and pm. Su IdsE-
school at an. Rev. Charles {. Parsons
rector.
| CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
| linton sfresa-s-. ices at IL am. and pm,
by Rev. Jsms. =. Heard. sundsy-sc ooi Al
| 3 am.
| CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH (CcL'D)-
CualSey Sfreef bet0esnLfnden ard hoEatotoC ser
vices At II a m, p m ana "a PIN D! Re''
VIM. d. Phillips, pastor.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
OOrasY Of kdfa AID BedL6 ssreeEs.-SeFNices AT
sI5 pm. By Rev. Eugene Daniel, pastor OF
W. E BOggs, pastor, there will be no me rning
service.
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Communion service AZ II: 30 am. Presiding
by David Walk at II ID Am. and pm sun
dsy-school at 8 am.
GERMAN PROTESTANT CHURCH. -
Third Sfrest, nedr Js1eTsoA-Sundsy-scho ol at
Rev. A. Thomas.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH-Ser-
vices al II am. and 8 Pun. by the pastor, Rev.
:. B. Suratt. sabbath-schoolst s:SS am. Seats
FoRr PICKERING NJ. E. CHURCH.
Dor. 6izth and Jackson ns.-Services at il am.
and pm. sunday-school at am. NJ. I.
Brown, pastor.
CHURCB OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
- helsed-Divine service at 80 am. and 5
pm, by Rev. Virgtnius y. Gee, Rector.
HERNANDO STREET METHODIST
II. Evans, pastor.
SAFFARANs STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-SerYices at II a m, by Rev. L. d.
Mullins, pastor. Sunday-sehool at Q am.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-C5
1er Popsor and Tt9rd streetS-Services al IL am.
only, by rev. ]. b. Rice, snnday-school at
9 80 am.
ST.. JOHN M. E. CHURCH, Corner of
Pdnoe 0nd LduderdGle-Preaching by the
pastor al pm. Class at 10 am. SUNDAY
school at pm.
COURT. STREET CUMBERLAND PRES
sYTEAIAN CHURCH.-Presching at u am.
and pm. by the pastor, Rev. Dr. stal nbaek'
Seats Tree.
CHELSEA Baptist CHURCH.-Presch.
ing at II am. and pm. Sunday-schooi al
9 80 am.
THIRD CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
ChelSed- Preaching st II am. ana
J 30 DIN. NJ. .. Smith, PASTOR
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. -
Warrington street Services at 1880 am and
80 pm by Rev. II. Sleek sundRy-schOol at
am.
GRACE (EPIsCoPAL) CHUROH-HeT-
nd4dO stTeet-Seats free. Service at IL am,
by the rector. Sunday-school at am.
ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL.-POptd st.
Regular services at and II am. and Pun.
Geo, &. Harris, dean.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-PreRchln
at II am. and 8 pm. by the pastor, Rev. u. A.
Lotion. sunday school at9 am.
SWEDISH CONGREGATIONS
at 80 pm. by Rev. h. sleek.
UNION ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services at IL am. and pm.
SECOND CUMBERLAND PRESBYTE-
sIAH CHURCH-VoHcs strect.-Preaching al IL
am. and pm. by Rev. II. G. Culton- sun
day-school at am.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services at IL am. and :l5 pm. by Rev. Z.
NJ. Richardson, pastor.
ALABAMA STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURcH.-Services at IL am. and 30 pm.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-SecoT1d
street, near BeuIs.-Sunday-school at $3.50 am,
Services az IL am. and pm. by the pastor,
DR.. Landrum.
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IUKA SPRINGS

WNHESE celebrated Springs, situated n fish
Il omlngo county, mississippi rs miles
and Charleston Railroad, VIII be OpeDe-i fo,
the reception OF guests on June 18th. The
for their hygienic properties, and consist of
sulphur, Alum, Magnesta, Chalybeate ami
Freestone. The buildings, which are eutfreIv
new, are beautiful In design, combining ole
gance with comfort. The entire furniture ana
h1t1res are perfectly new. The grounds ara
spacious ana delightful; the town quiet ami
renned. Express, post, telegraph ana Ticket
O1ces near the hotel, Bar unsurpassed
TERMS.-Board per day, s. 50; per week. Sl4-
per month, 80. children under ten years ~
age and servants half price. ~
ALEAANDEk q MIILER, Pronlrz
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IMPORTANT NEWS FOR DEMOCRATS
" understand that the well-knOwr
publishers, D. Appleton & Co., New
York, have nearly ready for publication
The Life and Public Services Of Hon
Samuel j. TEIden, Democratic nominee
for the Presidency, with portrait or
steel. This work is written, with the
approval of Mr.. TiIden, by Theo. P
Cooke, editor of the Utica Observer, and
will doubtless have large eale. Book
agents out of employment will do vel
to secure territory from the publisher
without delay
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WAITS.

CTTUATION-On farm by 3 yo II = t tlSe +,
y can handle any kind o. Intc,Ah 80 a.
800 ToiIlE,T and willing 70 woIA. A1cteSo ,
FARMER, No. 80 oScono e.- 90.
n0TLFRs SAFES and Heavy Machinery q iIs 70
II move. q. L. DUkBAht 81 OllLOn,
-UTTE, arr, OR WOMAN To az The
~ ~ dp- q small family 81 1890,
w No4k loi d 9ii'A 81 MOSBE STRHET.
CITT4TTON As GOVERN Ess-By a, a LAD LADY
~ oo-,,n1fent 10 teach the usnaa EngIsn
hrspcI1cs French and muslc-ksPeaks FIen 1
ndssfIy With Partisan sccentli Dest OF IeIeI-
ences. Address ]. a. - Appear once.
CITUAfION-As housakeeper or seamstress
y in family or bOarding-sehool; best OF rel
erences given. Address
iY MRS. S. y. !, Appeal ofdce
uoUsEREEPEKs TO KNoW--That they
~ rs Main street. JulS
,ssEf-hxRODY TO KNOW-FLoYD, 2sS Main
IeL gas. jy6
M EApP5SSATED VAPOR BATH INFIRN
10 DeSo,i,- r OF treatment of Chronic Diseases
-.-C---- ---esI. DIR. Z. a. WHITE.
i SLIM MEGA desirable place near Bot
ing. Gail al sIs Z ior property In Fort P1cker
'0 main street, Memphis. jus
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- nrenps,nr ro I.ooKoUr

uun FVeURRfOE To LOOKOUT
kT Maz~tsfU Wis Memphis and ChaTleston
r. r. Rates greatly reduced. Tram leaves
Memphis To EsDAG July Is, 1870, ~ . Q CLOCK
p,4s. and viii run through 70 ClssszLio - y
regular schedule time or Express faln We ..
Tickets good 20 return en- any passenger tIalh
within seven days from lime OF stafuns.
The excursion is given under the auspices OF
the COLIIERVILLE COkNEr BAND. %
much has been written and spoken o. tnt
deemed unnecessary 10 say more than thai
visit to IL would alone give 20 All lovers o. Ins
beautiful satisfaction for lifetime, ano Inat
all descriptions ever given OF IL nave Iailen
far short Of It's grandeur. a thousand polns
OF interest will tempt the visitor 70 prof. u
his stsy upon the Mountain and in the vein,
ity Of Chattanooga. Ample pIoNslohss WIZ .t
be made Tor board, conVeyanc etc, IoI ene
accom- mediation of eXcurs1Onisls, 81 low rates
Tickets for the Round Trip viii be soid at Ine
following prices: From MetnptIl5s % ~, 0s1.
mantown, IS; Colnerville, 81 hossNllle, e;
MOSCOW 81: lagrange s.; Grand Junction, 70;
Sanlshurv Sc. Middleton, 50 50; Focahontas,
s. so: ChewaIla, IS; Corinth, s.. sleeping
car will accompany the train, OF which ex-
cursionists can avail themselves lhey see
plsy a match game of base bail with the best
tbaftanoogs club on the top OF LOOKOUT
Mountain The Collierville CoTnet Band viii
accompauy the excursion, and FURNISH the
best OF music the entire trip. Tickets Tor the
round trip will be on sale at all TIE stations
Toed above The railroad authorities have
instructed tneir agents 10 sell no uckets IoI
this excursion after O'Clock :. N. oil uly 18Th,
in order 10 furnish the proper NUMBER o.
coaches. Arrangements are completed al
frst-cIass hotels Tor meals st 90 Genus peas the
same. PROF i J.; f16nn6SElir1
Committee of Arrangements.
W 2. JOHNSON, Gen. Pass'r & Ticket AGENT.
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to the chair, and Mr.. ]. H. Lawrence
made secretary.
On motion, Messrs. Robbins, MalloD,
Marshall, Arbunkle and Wendell, with
the chairman and secretary, were sp-
pointed committee on organization, to
report at the next meeting, which meets
in the city hall at eight O'Clock Tuesday
night.
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Kahn & FREiRERG.

l69 III l73
Main Main Main street.
CHEAP GOODS-LOW PRICES
On our Dress Goods Table.
50 pieces summer dress goods st Zoe and
l24c.
Dress goods, I0c. Dress goods, 12Ie.
Ecru tics, l0e. Ecfu ties, Toe.
Ladies' gloves, Sc. Ladies' gloves, Sc.
Ladies' gloves, Zoe. Ladies' gloves, I0c.
Kid gloves, SOC. Kid gloves, SOC.
Slightly s0iled linen cuffs, 1Oc, 10c.
Fine figured marseilles, 15c, l5n, l5c.
Fine black slpacss, $50, 45o, SOC, CSC.
Fine black lusters, 453, 55c, Csc.
Children's striped hose, striped hose.
Mosquito bars, mosquito bsrs.
MaTseilles spreads, 81, 81, 81 so, So.
Linen towels, 15o. Damssk towels, 25c.
Turkey red table damask, genuine, SOC.
Lace shaWls, lace sacks, cheap.
Iron frame grenadines unusually low.
SHOES! SLIPPERS! SHOES!
Cloth laced and congress shoes, 81.
Side lace goat shGes, 81 so.
Leather slippers, 81.
Cloth slippers, 75c.
Children's ankle ties, SOC and 75c.
Mems br0gans, 81 25 and 81 50.
Mems clothing. boys clothing.
Gents furnishing goods.
Great cleariDg-Out sale Of balance OF Gun
clothing and gents furnishing goods
Great bargains in dry goods.
KAuN e. EpCJpCpG
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GuIIett,s Cotton Gins,

In our "Sale" column will be found
the advertisement of A. M. Scarborough
& Co., who are offering a number OF
these celebrated gins at very low prices.
l. is claimed that the Gullett takes the
lint from the seed better than all others,
that it makes the best samples, and is
the easiest to work.
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POE RENT.

avd n Fourth ST.; rooms and gas and
m 0atar SIS. 1881 and 1907 EXCHANGE. near
SS.Trfb 81 so: 10 Poplar ST., stOrerooEn, SIS
STTRM 8 BIRSCH, Asehts, a Madison ST
III No. 1871 Alabama, with seven rooms.
-0TTSEL Tyro-stoIy brick, No. 4s Market
n OsS,1ta, Tnouire at Al second. Iyl5
E(hAOh No. IS EXCHANGE.
VCTDENOEs Elegant Dewly-hnished
X e. resi5.,,ces corner Vance and Lauderdals
Itrse ISL SD, MCDONNELL, ZIG Front St. >
EXPosITToN BUILDINea,.Tihe old Mem lem
u phis IndustEia95 q = gRo5 SsSToR
Apply" " - seoona &C -.
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Terms:
BON AQUA Springs.

THIS delightful summer resort will ya 49,.
Tor visitors on the h5sh June.
Inc waters OF these springs are re0Cvype,-
toE tnsIr cure OF Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, DvSsD
eases OF the Kidneys and skin, Austmis. Her.
Vous FrOstraticn, ChOrea, Menstrual Iis0r-
9ers} rheumatism, and al cases OF genera
debility. Their recuperattve snd refI7-t, =
ing properties are wonderful; and What IL
more remarkable, no death has ever rccu rrs,I
mere IRON sickness, and obiils among dent
zens OF that locality are Scarcely kDdy ''T IT,
AZ Is pure, and the nights are always cooI.
Board single mOnth.....-.............. yi0 m
o2aIu Two no1ths Sper mOntnl - Is h..
half price for children and Servants - ~
Special rates for families.
Visitors will leave the cars at Bon AQUA Sta.
ZION, on the ashVllle and North western Kali
W. q. RUSSELL, Manager.
]. r, WINBERN, Assistant. MO-
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MEMBERS.
second ward Meeting.

The Democrats Of the second ward
met in the city hall last night, for the
purpose of making arrangements for the
formation of a Tilden and Hendricks
club. Colonel John Donovan was called
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-16

EIssTssTPPT AND TENNESSEE z, 3.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
AN AND AFTEH 5gnDA1. SSNA ~
~ Ao'0' SeiAA va i~A LKAvK. AKRIvE.
New Orleans Nail, daily 1so0 pm - ~ pm
Freight and Accommodate eso-
daily Except sunday ---Jo ~ s-A@- '~' P-AA
Close connections made AZ 1Ien~oa WIZ
iFains North and south for al Po,inEs-
Dor further Information Apply ~ 1IcRet
orice No ~ Main street, and Al depot,
'14o0' Vi BURKE, superintendent
LANES SPEED, Ticket Agent.
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SEND to r. P. Hall & Co., Nashua,
n. H, prOprietOrs OF Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover, for a copy OF
their treatise on the hair. A valuable
little hook. free TO all.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-16

Owing to the continued ill-health OF
our NJ. 8. Chapsky, we have determined
to close out our business on or before the
first of September next, and therefore
offer our entire stock, consisting OF
mems and boys clothing, furnishing
goods, hats, etc., for sale upon Very I'D
eroZ terms TO a responsible party. Will
take city improved real estate in ex-
change. Our store is for rent low to q
good tenant. Apply to
NJ. S. CHAPSKY Il BRO,
Main greet
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
NIIG Harry Memphis ana White RTVc
U, 8. Nail Line,
Administrators Notice.

UAVING been duly appointed Admins
III traitor of sophia BOkar, deceased, an
persons in debt TO said estate are notified 10
Settle at once; and those having claims
again st said estate Will present to me for paw
ment in the time allowed by law, or the same
will be barred. ADOLPH BOHMS,
JUS su NO, - Madison street.