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iibcr D&nownOtbinss"" Der iibri9ens
ni6t libel, tDnnen mir nidt gut pnbli-
siren, oa manhe 9eutl6e bier alld All
Dem Oro'n an geb6ren i6einen, ,uenn lie
audi, per9ellen baden, baB lie ielblt
ulat bier 9eboren uno Den Wertb elmer
Sentl1er nur mad Der Belt l9dben, wie
LANCER er in Gi6mono sewelsu. 8elon-
oers wiro Elm unterl6ieo 9sma6t slpi=
l9en oenen, Die DOR Dem &riege bier po
rem uno bic, wel6e crit mad nod benz
l5en 9ctpmmen.
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Nu3cioen ODER @eloer fir oielelbe on5n-
ntbmen..
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~Ycpitn," Gopt. @uten. %elarirte gelteru
i'm 3oQDauie uio miro $3.50 Barrel
G)febI mad 9iio @ranoe bu Sui brin-
gen.
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t%rpffehe Sepelden msloen Die poaltdu.
oise Nieoerlase Der Ga,li1ten. Son
Carlos lol na9 Sranfrei9 entHoben
iein.
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ober persiftetc Stoffe.
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ten BON 5auben meg.
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Munter serrihtet tn Ben giebbesrtsr soa
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hes.
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@p(f bel 9bnafsn.
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bettsn pca ibueu abbGlt.
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II I. ". re sa
@sEaael oeceibt an btelsm Gutter, Go Ssrbtn.
bert Gbolera unb per,nsbrt' hes Hsstn Sen
Giern. 5b
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e Z Cobb 200
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@olo 0Hnete 9sitcrn Morgen in Nep
Norf nit 1l25 mo blleb 10 bis Wit=
ttag.
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N1n alien n0rOliben pldsen merben
lturte Saneeltiirme beri9tct.
, 1876-02-05

8eite Glcser 5ia 8pblen lit
Stidsn, trsrteu einsm ietem 3unren in Der
ct bt aueeid DIT. @ute5 @epidt ipirb gar.
r%antirt. DE Gpnne BON 900 pfune AZ
81. 80. pber l5tO pfnnb fir S 800. pter 1875
fir $500. Ghidt cure Erbtrs nat rsr
lite mn . ain Ctr, prer naH Der
!9wsiscfFes LITE Str, sniiaea 8roao uno
Grace.
unte' itiiyt cine biefae rlnternetmuns. msl-
dies ieees Sabr In NIGmOrp $150,0UO aus
gtbt me m r1r,t
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the other his experience, and added, "Jesus''
blood, If trusted :n, can save you as it has me-,
"Do you tell me so for truth4" ;'Ycs, most
certainly" The liquor from the glass was emp
tied on the floor. The two walked down to the
depot: As this young man was on his WAY to
rooms and ask for Mr. SAWYER, on hts arrival IN
Chicago. "Yon will surely get your appetite
for drink taken away from you, for tue Lord
Jesus can do it,"
On his arrival IN Chicago he followed the d.
rections, and In the hands Of Sawyer was pointed
to Christ and was converted, and went on to
Ohio rejoicing: I simply mention this tact to
show the wonderful power and widc-spreading
influence Of the revival all oyer the land, for
kindred circumstances are occurring all around
u.s.. And then, as to the permaucncy OF the
work, no one can question the working OF Gods
spirit upon this man's mind and heart when he
hears him express, SO humbly, trustingly, and
confidently That Christ Is able to save the drunk
ard and take away his appetite for strong drink,
and II know 1t, because He has done it for me-"
Truly, D. W. STocKWELL.
, 1876-12-31


AURORA, Ill, Dec 3o-A few days ago per-
son came to our city from Chicago canvassine
Tor book soon learned that be wss one Of
the Tabernacle reformed drunkards, and form
er1T theatre Sstor. and had sunk very low in sin.
passed we4-dresscd young man who was
under the influence OF liquor, aud this Young man
immediately passed on into saloon and called
Tor glars of liquor. The reformed man turned.
and ;.; his eye followed him into the saloon, aud
>. just as he was ready to put the glass to his
Ups, nc says, "Wait moment, Il YOU please,
want to talk with you little" Tie Young
nan ,s5;, says: Who told you to come Ia here to
ne met Hls a2swe= vas friend Of yours told
!! have no frisne. in A1rora.'' ayes you haye i
be says, - and ':hat friend Is Jesus''
Ihe Kiass "a .ef5 standtng On tho cruntar.
snd each sat down, ind the reformed msn to13
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the Forreste7s Of the other side Of the Atlantic
Ocean.
1t recent annual meeting the following gen
tlemen were chosen Us officers for the ensuing
term Of the ConrtAbraham Lincoln: Bro. En1an-
ucl Brabam, c. r.; William Golding, s. G. r. ;
E. n. Marks, Treasurer; J. r. Burton, Score
tary; Edwin Whitcway, S. W.; Julius Stein, J..
W; Joh2 Morgan, S. B.; William Colhs, ]: B. ;
B. P. Reynolds, Physician; William NJ. Dale,
Druggist. .;
One Of the prominent Forresters in this city
is Mr.. E. N. Marks, OF 269 Clark street, who
can give all information TO this friendly society
GRAND ARMT. !
At special meeting Of Post q, Grand Army
Of the Republic Department Of Illinois, held
Wednesday evening, resolutions were adopted
expressing their sorrow at the death Of Col
James S. Hull, at Elgin, ILL.,, on the 18th Of
necemhcr
, 1876-12-31


To the tootsen tcho 4'cceint OH Nest Ke7r's Dav-
DEAR FRIENDS: The first New Year OF Amer
tca's second century Is just at hand In the so.
cial ohservanees Of that day shall we not as
women, who are patriots, range ourselves On the
side Of reform in the success Of which is in
volved the future OF our native landa And fo1
the sake Of home and in tender sympathy With
women whose hearts are breaking because OF
the temptations which surround their loved
ones, may wt not plead with any among Won
who have proposed offering wine, to Danish it
from your tables at the Ncw-Year's festivitiesa
Remembering the relentless temptations
which, ut TIE best, assail young
men on every hand, shall we
not do what ne can to defend them, willis in
our own pariors they are wishing us the Happy
New Year which neither they nor we can re-
alizc save as We seek to bless the lives Of those
around lie.
Our city has been upufted By new spiritual
impulse. Never before we're SO many Of our
young men sucking the help Of God to overcome
the world, the flesh, aid the devil. Hundreds
have renouneed their drinking habits. o, may
no woman's lauds press to their lips in the
name OF i: ienishfp, which ought to be help
full and ennchling. the cup from whose slavery
they are struggling to escape. On behalf OF the
Chicago Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
FRANCES E. WILLARD, President
LOUISE S. ROUNDS, Corresponding Secretary.
, 1876-12-31
ODD~FELLOWS.

Chosen Friends, No. 2, I. O. 0. F., was insti
tuted on Monday evening last In the hall u Sil
yer Link Lodge, No. 5a1, I. o. o. F., located O.
Blue Island avenue, corner Of Fourteenth
street. j. C. Smith, 6. G. F., Instituted tht
new camp, and WIS assisted by ], Ward Ellis
E. 3. Sherman, w. H. Crocker, Emanuel Hart
man, J. Gray, and Others After the institution
ceremony the following officers we're duly electr
cd and installed into office: II. Weigselbaum,
c. F.; Ed Goodman, s. W.; Simon Hartman,
]. "; Ed Danzeu, Scribe; ]. Fielding, Il. 2.
II. Bloom, Treasurer.
An hour WIS then pleasantly spent Ia listen.
ing to speeches from the following distinguish
ed orators: ]. Ward Ellis, E. B. Sherman,
Emanuel Hartman, j. C. Smith, and others.
The new Encampment will meet on the first and
third Monday evening In each month ut their
hall, corner OF Blue Island avenue aud Four
teenth street.
Al the annual communication Of Miriam
Chapter No. l Order OF Eastern Star, held Sat
urday evening, Dec 16, the following officers
P,1oa and a9pS1ntfa for ts ensuing
ron'- hrs: Kate Reid: Treasurer, % sfrs. ,as
Marion ?. Pettibone; Secretary, Tracy T.
Oviatt; Conductress, Miss Della Burns; Asso-
c1ate Conductres6, Miss Agnes HornOck; War
den. Mrs. Ann Rae; Adah, Mrs. Belle i. Nor
row; Ruth, Mrs. Charles Fitzhugh; Esther,
Van Cott; E1ecta, Mrs. Henry Holtzlandcr;
Marshal, 4. 3. Height; Sentinel, F. Weideman.
Public installation will take place on SATURDAY.
evening, Jan. g. 1877, at their hail. LIZ East Ran
dolpla street. Cordial invitation is extended to
all members Of the Order, Master Masons, and
their families to attend.
The members OF Templar Lodge 40, +. o. O.
F., are hereby notified that all future meetings
Of this Lodge will be held on Wednesday even
ing in place OF Thursday evening, as formerly.
This Lodge will meet in its new hnl fort Dear
born), corner OF Madison and Halsted streets.
Wednesday evening, and will Install the officers
elect for the ensuing term. Visiting Brothers
cordially invited to Be present.
Silver~Link Lodge No. 521 will publicly install
their officers for the ensuing year at their hall.
corner Fourteenth street and Blue Island ave
nue., Wednesday evening, jan 8. Agrand time
Is expected
Twenty Patriaschs at Ponttuc, ILL.,, will equip
In the new uniform to be ready tor the April
celebration.
The new lodge at North Henderson, ILL.,, have
quite recently procured Of Chicago house an
official regalia costing s150.
Robert Blum Lodge, city, have ordered an
official rcgulia- Their outfit will be one Of the
finest in the city.
Charles ". Ferrusen, of Home Lodge /. O.
@. F., quite recently visited Darlington, Wis,
and returned with wife.
AthensVille Lodge is about to appear In new
Official regalia procured In Chicago.
, 1876-12-31
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,


| 10 The Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO. Dec. 30.-The close OF the reviy2l
| work which has been in progress in this city To-
the last three months is naturally the moment
for the inquiry: What have been the results
There are many who have continually denied
that any large amount Of permanent good could
be done In Chicago BY the means adopted b.
Mr. Moody and his co-laborers, while otherl
have even maintained that any temporary good
thus obtained would be more than offset by the
evil effects Of the reaction which woule
be sure to follow. Nor has this view
! been held by unbelfevcrs alone, but
| by ]arge class Of really sincere
Christians, who hold the faith quite as truly as
the reyivalists but who differ somewhat in their
| views Of the methods Of converting the sinner.
It is now, therefore, proper time to inquire,
first, whether the results thus FAR obtained have
results will bring forth an adequate harvest in
the future. No m;tter what may be peoples
opinions as to the desrability or benefit Of such
. revival, its absolute success cannot be gain
said. Those, who doubted the possibility Of a
great, spontaneous movement under the aus
prophet Is not without honor save in his own
country, have bsen the most deeply impressed
with the manner in which all classes and all
sects have Responded. to the cal. What proper
ton Of the t1rs:* audiences was composed Of
mere curiosity seekers caunot I've determined;
that the first gatherings, while the novelty last
ed, should be large wac generally expected; but
the after events conclusssely Slowed that the
element of noVelty~hunters Was ooon wholly alb
sorbed In mighty mass Of regn;Er attendants,
whose motives were entirely Different. And, as
week after week passed. on with Eo dfmfnut1ou
in the interest, it 1ecame erfdenE not oni : that
there was deep aud powerful attraction In the
meetings, but that this attraction MRS Just what
bad hhnfS ~r1fS7 a1 ay%H hnF, f1r4h hT
, 1876-12-31

KNIGHTS OF PTTHIAs.
At a regular convention Of Crusader Lodpe
No. / Z. Of r, held at their Castle hall Tburs.
day evening, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: j. ]. Mitchell, P. t.:
Charles Clarke, c. c.; James Kehoe, Y. c.: f.
B. Thornton, Prelate; john schlenker, NJ. Of
E.; 7. Williams, N. OF F.; J. Earris, n. Of R. &
s.: 4. Nickeus, NJ. at A.; c. q. stttig, j, G.:
N. ]. Re1ph, O. G.; Representatives to the
Grand Lodge, F. C., j. ]. Mitchell, P. g., Wade
Abbott.
A.o.r.
10 the Editor of TAe Tribune,
CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-Beliering that brief
sketch relating to the Ancient Order of For
esters may prove Ct general interest to your
readers, the writer, 4 member of said order,
has thrown together few Of the prominent
features Of the object, purpose, und benedcent
character thereof. Previous to which it NAV
be well to appraise the public TINT the above
named order which holds its charter direct
from the High Court Of Greenwich, England.
has no connection with the so sty1-
ed independent Order Of Fo1esters.n The
Ancient Order Of Foresters vas in
stttured in England in the year 4. b.
l!t5. and. next to the Masonic fraternity, is the
Oldest On the European Continent. There are
now nearly 6Wn courts regularly organized
We have in this city three courts, which seem to
be all In 4 dourishIng condition, The writer
has little time in this Brief notice to give Tou
more than few details Of this rapidly rising
order, leaving that Tor future edition Of your
nent courts now in successful operation is
Abraham Lincoln Court No. 5,928, whose place
Of meeting Is ip the spacious halls, corner Of
Van Buren and Franklin streets, every first and
, 1876-12-31

FOB .RE1NT.

The four too7s over west store frorttng % Mon
roe-st oornE q Ntth-ev., 45112s ssea inca1ataf @
February. Apply ae Room Is Htxo1 Building. corner
Ao9Eoe AA4 IA6AuNR1. -
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EfKM CHANGES


-DISSOIAU1 . 11oN-
The copartnership heretofore existing between
tho nndersIgHed ander the hzn mime OF Hireh 4S
Co. has been dissolved this day BY mutual consent
SOLOMON HIRSH,
LAZARUS HIRSH.
The undersigned will continue iu sane business
under same firm name. and is alone authorized to
collect all dues and settle all debts Of tho late firm
LAZARUS HIRSH.
, 1876-12-31

The copartne1shtp of Egg1eston, Henness + Co.,
fompo.ed Of .; EE9eston, WIN: T. Asnness. sad 3.
IL: Dec 81. 1875 D. EEGLESToN. ". T. HEN"
NESS C. B. EGGLEETDN.
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NOble Old Roman.

We clip the following local paragraph
from the Nashville american: "Judge
Robert L. CsrOthers, one of the profess
soTs in the law schoo! at Lebanon, Ten
nessee, passed through the city few
days since. We are glad to see that he
is vigorous and active, and looks "a
though he might teach his noble pro-
fessiod for many days 10 come. He is
now devoting the whole of his time and
giving his great wisdom and experience
to the furnishing institution with which
he is connected"
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ing Dem. 3O4; James Hall lind. }, 12l;
John Clsboin Qnd }, Z; J. A. Thomps
(col. Rad. }, go; T. D. Eldridge lind },
73; c. n. Braun lind SO; Ben Colman
Rad. }, %.
Fol, Ms gistrste City-a.-Large-M. D.
L. Stewart, 3IS; ?, ID. Winters, 2l7.
For Constable Fourteenth District
T. s. Mallory Dam }, All; James Hall
lind J. "a
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. NOLAN FoNTAINE has returned
from the Centennial.
MR.. D. A. BRowER and Captain w.
L. Trask, Of the avalanche, have left
for the east and will be absent until su-
tumn.
Mr.. 10. M. STONES, of Phillips coun-
ty, Arkansas, reached the city last night
en- route TO Nashville, whittier he was
summoned by the sad intelligence of the
death of his mother, Mrs. w. E. Stones,
q lady esteemed and beloved by all who
knew her. Our sincere sympathy is ten
dered Mr.. Stones In his bereavement.
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A WALK OVER.
The Whole Democratic Ticket Elected
A Peaceable ElectiOn-Small
Vote Cast-NO OppO-
sitiOn.
LogWOod Triumphant Over his INDIE
pendent FOes-His Nomination
Endorsed by the PeO-
pie.

The election yesterday for sher-
IF criminal court Judge, prescott
ing attorney OF the. Bartlett court,
county trustee, magistrates and con-
stables was unusually quiet. In fact,
there was not more than an ordinary in
terest manifested, because Of the abb
sence OF any systematic opposition on
the part Of the Radicals. The vote
though not full was quite respectable.
There was the usual hustle and activity,
and prevalence of idlers, politicians and
others WHO take an interest in elections,
but other l. han q few personal misunder-
standings there were no rows at any Of
the citV polls. While the vote was
comparatively email in the city, at the
ninth ward q very large vote was polled,
over seven hundred being cast by two
O'Clock. In the sixth, eighth and tenth
wards there was little excitement for
short while during tbs day. In the sixth
ward Morris Henderson (colored) was
arrested for illegal voting. At the ninth
ward polls, Ex-C ouncilmanW. b. Gibson
broke cane over q negroes head and
gave him beating. The assailant was
arrested, and dirk was found on his
person. We did not learn thc extent Of
the negro's injuries. The election, in
fact, was unususlly quieti aud resulted,
as anticipated, in the election OF the
Democratic ticket by q large msjority.
From the returns below, which en-
brace only the city vote and one pre-
cinct-Big Springs-in the twelfth dis
trict, it will be seen that the total
corporation vote was five thousand four
hundred and eighty-four; the vote of
Big Springs was forty-two, but is not
embraced in the above summary. The
reader will remember that the first civil
district embraces Big Springs, aud the
first, second, third and eighth wards Of
the city; the fourteenth civil district
embraces the fourth, the fifth, the sixth,
theseventh and the tenth wards, and the
fifteenth civil district the ninth
ward. The election yesterday wss
for one school director in each
district, except the eighteenth district,
which, being new district, elects three
school directors. The fifth district elects
three magistrates, the additional one
being by virtue of the location of the
courthouse within its limits, and for the
same reason also two constables. The
rest of the districts elect two magistrates
each and one constable. Raleigh, Bart
lett and Memphis, being incorpo-
rated towns, are entitled TO one
magistrate each, making in all for
ty-one magistrates to be elected.
The vote so far has not been heavy, yet
it has been disastrous alike to INDIE
pendents and Radicals. The returns
from the civil districts to-day will give
further assurance of clean sweep, for
not Radical has been elected. The
vote is hereby given so far as returns
have b EN- made.
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Vote of Yesterday.
FIRST WARD.

For Sheriff-C. L. Anderson, 40S.
For County Trustee. J, Rawlings,
400.
For Judge of the Criminal Court
Tbos. II. logwood, 40S.
For Attorney of Bartlett Court-G. w.
Gordon 408
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-04

For Magistrates Fourteenth District
]. 7. Elliott (Dem }, 500; John Clabbiu
(Ind }, lis; J. A. Thompson (coI. Rad },
294; James Hall Und. }, IS; Ben Colman
Rad. }, 80; t. D. Eldrldge Qnd.), So; c.
d. Braun (Ind.) "a; - Holmes, 4;
Thomas Fleming (Dem.) }, 10.
For Magistrate City-at-Large-M. D.
L. Stewart, 1859; P. NJ. Winters. $40.
For Constable Fourteenth District
T. s. Mallory (Dem.) 285; James Hall
IDd,), 26S.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-04

DR.. W. E, SCOTT, president of the COL
lege Of ply siciars, Montreal, writes: 81
have recommended COIden's Liebig's
Liquid Extract Of Beef and Tonic Invig.
orator as the best preparation used for
debility, indigestion, dyspepsia, fever,
sgue, ard lOas OF appetite" G. w. Jones
a. Cn spnOtR
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LEWIS BOSD.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. PAINE,
Speaker OF the Senate.

JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor.
/, e. n. GIBBS, Secretary of state OF the
State OF Tennessee, do certify that the fOregO-
ing is a copy of Amendments to the COnstitu-
ton of the State OF Tennessee, proposed by
the General Assembly OF the State OF Tennes-
see, approved March "A, 1875, the original OF
which Is now OF record IL my office.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto sub
scribed my official signature; and, by order or
the Governor, affixed the great seal OF the
State OF Tennessee, at the department in the
city Of Nashville, this LIST day OF May AID. 1876,
CHAS. n. GIBBS,
Secretary Of 8 a
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"ArtImitattng nature,

A coating OF diamonds ON a pure crys-
tai surface-these are Partisan Dla-
monds. Their lustre is perpetual. For
sale only at RICHARD HUMPHREYS
Jewe!ry Store, 779 Broadway, opposite
Stewards, New York. Goods sent G. O.
D, with privilege to examine before
paying for them. Send for illustrated
price list. have no agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-04

ST. LOUIS, August 3.-The river has
fallen inches. Weather partially
cloudy and warm. Departed: Ste. Gen
evieve, Vicksburg.
EVANSVILLE, August 3.-Tne weather
is clear. Mercury 100 to $50. River
ITO feet and falling.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

VISITORS To THE CITY-Can find first
class accommodations at 100 Madison St.
nOOMS AND BOARD-Nicely-f furnished
IL rooms, with board, at Ito Monroe street,
81 blocks from Main. Day-boarders wanted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-04

TICKETS for Chattsno 3ga, Atlanta and
Dallas for sale a. reduced rates by john
son & Manget, ticket brokers, 303 Main
atrpat
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The Great Clothing Sale is Still
Going On.
BIG RUSH !

Call at 227 Main street before it is too
late. Over twenty-five thousand dollars
worth of fine clothing and furnishing
goods must be sold. Sale continues for
twenty days only.
HARRY COHEN,
227 Main street.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

BUILDING PROPERTY-Very desirable
ID unimproved building property in any
portion OF the city; will sell or give long leases
bulId. Apply 10 JOHN OVERTON, JR.,
-sor G. n. GROSVEN0R,
iy3O 264 Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-04

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, Memnhis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-04
Remember

The only place in the city for bargains
in clothing and furnishing goods is 227
Main street, at the genuine closing-Out
sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-04

THOSE of our readers who desire their
hair to take the same color as when
young, should use Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-04
Grand CLOSING Ont Sale

OfTinware, Rsfrigerators, Stoves and
House Furnishing Goods, st cost. Must
be closed out in thirty days.
EFF. RISK 4 CO., SO6 Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-04

MRS. MARIA D. MoNsARRATT, teach
er of vocal and instrumental music, will
receive few more pupils. Orders to be
left at II. G. Holenberg's music store,
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-04

DESIRABLE residences, gents rooms,
offices, stores and easements are to- day
offered for rent at their true value by
w. A. Whestley, agent OF P. G. Bethel,
at $50 Main street.
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MEDICAL.
PRESCRIPTION FREE

k'ORI LnS sPeeoy cure OF Seminal weakness
A LOST Manhood, and all disorder brou9b
on by indiscretion CT exoess. Eny drnSets
has the Ingredients. Address 6HSTmSSS
CO., Box 2298, New York, 49, 49,
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Ball TO the Bat.

This afternoon the Blues will cross
bats with the Reds at Olympic park
Trains at three and thirty minutes past
three O'Clock.
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Central Park.

Go end see the great f9ats of strength
to bs shown this evening at four O'CLOCK,
at Central park.