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a CARD.
LOCAL NOTICES.

MOSQUITO BARS, all kinds, cheap at w. X.
Thixton's, 256 Second street.
NEW and attractive designs in undertakers'
goods at Thoms & Speers, 200 Nam street.
For RENT.-A frst-class cotton-shed, south
side Madison street, east of bayou. Apply TO
Jerome Hill, or Hill, Fontaine & Co.
HURRAH! for Bon Aqua Springs. Our
people are leaving daily for this delightful
place. The tide has set in that way, and the
reduced fare and low special rates for families
will keep it up.
PARTIES owning or wishing to purchase
WILSON sEwING-MACHINE, or the genuine
needles, parts or attachments for the same,
will find it to their interest to GO to the
WHITE and WILCOX & GIBBS Office, No.
A North Court street.
L. W. sToKELY,
Last Memphis manager for the Wilson s. NJ. Co.
FROM Prof E. Bridger, chemist, Montreal:
| know of no preparation affording
so much nutriment, and none which builds up
demonstration so readily and effects such per-
manent and positive cures as Colden's Lie
big's liquid extract of beef and tonic lnvigor-
ator. W. N. WILKINSON & CO.,
Agents.
THE Wilson SEwING-MACHINEs; also
needles, oils, parts and attachments, will
hereafter De kept by the undersigned. Will
son machines needing repairs will receive
prompt attention. j. b. ALDRICH,
254 Second street.
n. B.-F. E. keenan,, late of Wilson office,
will be found at above address.
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POLITICAL.
The Democratic aud Conservative Club
Of the Fifteenth civil District Or

HEADQUARTERS FIFTEENTH DISTRICT, /
2Z2

OF the rIGteenIn civil DIstrIcS W.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTEENTH DISTRICT, /
CHELSEA, June %, 1873. !
At meeting of the Democratic Conserva-
tive citizens of the fifteenth district this even
ing, w. B. Gibson was called to the chair,
and J. P. Prescott appointed secretary.
1t was then moved that the following COM
mittee on resolutions be appointed: e. b.
Elliott, R. H. Randolph, B. 81. Hayden, w.
B. Gibson and j. P. Prescott.
After retiring, the committee made the fol-
lowing report, which was adopted.
WHEREAS, canvass for county and dis
trict officers has been inaugurated; anil
whereas, the Democratic Conservative party
of Shelby county have nominated candidates
for the various county Offices, and it IS i'm
portant to make party nominations for the
various districts; and, whereas, concentrated
action and effort is necessary; therefore,
ResOlUed, That this meeting resolve Itself
into district club, to be known as the Eff
teenth District Democratic Conservative club
Resolved, That the officers of said club
shall be president, vice president, secretary
and treasurer.
RESOLVED, That there shall be an executive
committee of seven members, the president
to be er -Ot1iciO member of said committee
The Clue then resolved to elect permanent
officers, with the following result: W. B.
Gibson, president: G.. R. Elphingstone, vice
president; J. P. Prescott, secretary; B. H.
Hayden, treasurer Executive committee
John c. Baker. Thos. E. Daily, T. j. Graham,
E. E. Colby, w. A. J. Slaughter, r. G. Gwin,
J. w. Heath and W. B. Gibson.
The club resolved to meet every Wednes-
day night
Adjourned to meet next Wednesday night,
at corner Fifth and Greenlaw streets, Chel-
sea. ALI Democratic-C Conservative citizens,
regardless of color or past political atfilia-
tions, are cordially invited to meet with US.
w. B. Gibson, President.
j. p PRESCOTT Secretary
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RIOTS AND STRIKES.
An Opinion as to Their Imminenee by
the Maa who has the Largest In.
terest at stake.
.,.o,,, ,o,na c,,o.ao r,,nrns,

Special to the Chicago Tribunel
New YORK, June 18.-W. II. Vanderbilt
was asked yesterday it he had received let
ter threatening general strike on his rail-
roads, as reposted. he sad no such docu-
ment had been sent him. He then expressed
his views in regard TO the general condition of
affairs along the lines. From ali the infOr-
nation can gather" he said, there is no
fear of any uprising along the railroads which
are under my charge. From both the Lake
Shore and the Central the officers report that
the men are working quietly, and no dissatis-
faction is expressed. On April LIST,
all the employees of both roads were
put on full time. Prior to that they
had been working on three-quarters time.
Their pay, OF course, was increased in pro-
portion. 1t Is no secret that, although the
road is doing great amount of business, it
the employees, as their pay Is not affected by
the gains or losses of the road. Great care
is taken on the Central to insure having good
| class of men as employees. We generally get
men with families, who know that advance
ment depends upon good work and good be-
havior. They have no incentive TO strike,
and the conduct of the company last summer
has shown them that it will keep its prom
Uses. Our employees then stood by us mantul-
~, and we increased their paw five per cent.
They were naturally pleased with this, and
could draw their own differences between the
results of striking and remaining true to the
road for which they worked. The only class,
l think, from which there is anything to be
feared is the tramps. There is no telling
what these people may do. In the large
cities they are practically powerless, but
bands roaming through the country may do
Infinite harm. In Chicago the authorities
have become somewhat alarmed, and, I'M
derstand, have organized the militia. With
friend who lives there | have talked re-
Gently, and he says no difficulty is to be ap-
pretended from the men who work on the
railroads. They are all getting as much as
they can do, and are well paid for the times.
OF course it is useless to expect that thrift
will come to a country in a month. Of ne
cessity it is slow matter, but l see no reason
for the fears which many express of riots and
uprisings this summer. There was a good
crop last year. There is every prospect of an
equally good one this season.
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THE ANGUISH OF HOMES wIFR,
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

PORT EADs, June 22-Arrived: Steamships
Loni and Knickerbocker, New York. No de-
partures.
SHREVEPORT, June 22.-River fell inch
in the last twenty four hours. Weather clear
and warm.
CAIRO, June 22-Night. River q feet
inches, and rising. Weather clear. Their
mometer 76 deg.
EVANSVILLE, June 22.-River falling, with
16 $40 feet by the gauge. Weather clear
and cool. Thermometer 90 to n deg.
NRw ORLEANS, June 22-Weather clear
and warm. Arrived: John Gilmore and
barges, st. Louis. Departed: John A. Scud-
der, st. Louis.
CINcINNATI, June 2-Night.-Weather
cloudy and cool. River Il feet inches, and
falling. Departed; James W. Gah, Mem
phis; Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
VICKsBURe, June %. - Weather clear.
Thermometer SO deg. River rose inches.
Up: Mary Houston, 3 pm; City of Vioks-
burg, noon. Down: Golden Grown, 8 am.
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-River fallen s inches,
aud Is now % feet inches above low-water
mark. Weather clear and warm. Arrived:
City of Alton, New Orleans. Departed:
John Dippold and harges, and Commons
wealth, New Orleans; Capitol City, Vicks-
burg.
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was DESTROYS of going out to the asylum, the
doctor proposed to her ride by his sIde She
accepted the kind offer, and the eccentric
horse of the doctor drew the buggy, with Its
load, out of the usual road TO the asylum
down by certain unused lime kiins, out be
yond the line of the asylum farm faTthest
from Anna, and back 70 the asylum. Some
person met the doctor aud Mrs M'Namee
while they were enjoying this ride, and this
same person wrote to NJ Nance an anony-
NOUS letter, telling him-wel, something
that frenZed him. He immediately had an
interview with his wife.
he CONCLUDED TO TAKE HER AWAY FROM
THE DOCTOR.
He accordingly led her out of the house, and,
passing from the porch saw the doctor sitting
on one of the steps. Drawing a pistol, be
dubbed the doctor on the head with its butt
The doctor fell from the step to the ground
and Nj Nance shot at him. NJ Nance missed
his aim, ard the doctor soon recovered from
the slight injuries he had received Nina
NEE fed to Tennessee, out he soon went back
to Anna and expressed a willingness to be
tried for the assault he had made upon his
former employer. DR.. Barnes, however, evi-
IDENTITY desired no real investigation of the
event, and he accordingly refused to appeal
to the law for the punishment of a man who
had blackened his character by a false
charge, and had
ATTEMPTED To TAKE HIS LIFE.
After the scandal bad been noised about a
little, the trustees of the asylum met ostensi-
bly, for the purpose of making an investiga-
ton concerning it. The inquiry was made in
an honest but peculiar and very stupid man
ner, and after doing what they we're forced
to do by the evidence they had heard, which
was not the evidence they might have heard,
the trustees made a report that DR.. Barnes
was innocent of any offense against NJ Ma
NEE, and was the man of all others for the
position he now occupies. M'Namee was
not satisfied. Jealousy was still ranking
in his breast. He was almost a st
subject for the asylum IN which lie had lost
his peace of mind. He dwelt upon his
wrongs, and when Mr.. DIETRICH, the chairman
of the board of trustees, abused him in the
public prints. he replied in a bitter manner.
Finally, on Tuesday night last, at Tamaroa,
to which place he had followed his wife, he
shot at her, sending bullet into her head
behind the right ear, and then killed himself
by shooting a bullet through his own heart
This is the whole of the story.
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A FLOATEk
Found at Luna Landing, ChicOt County,
Acknowledgement OF the Body
that May Lead TO Its IdenIifi-
cation.
To the Editors of the Appeal:

To the Editors of the Appeal:
LUNA LANDING, June 19.-On the twelfth
of this month / found drowned man float
ing down the river opposite my timber camp,
one mile above Luna Landing, Arkansas.
The man seemed to be well-to do-was well
dressed, had on blue-biack doeskin pants,
fine knit drawers and undershirt, a fine white
shirt, a straw or panama hat stuck IN the
waist of his pants, fine sewed boots, about
number six; his hair was black, with few
gray hairs mixed; seemed to be about forty
years old; his hight was about five feet eight
inches, and spare build By his looks he had
not been in the water more than five or six
days. The left side OF his face and jaw was
fractured badly and seemed to have had a
terrible blow with something. The only
officer | could get to hold an inquest on him
was a colored justice of the peace. He was
buried on the river bank about one hundred
and fifty yards below my camp, and about
twelve feet from the waters edge. l write
you the above facts, so that if you see fit to
give notice of this some of his friends or
relatives may hear of him and want to take
him up before the banks of the rlver cave in.
If anyone would hear any more. address
ANTOINE GABRIO.
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LAW REPURTS.
Criminal Court-Loxwood. Judge.

Criminal Court-Logw God. Judge.
The following cases are set for trial next
Monday: No. 81, William Kuhn; 469, Bill
Hunt; $685.. Austin DAVIS; 637, Mollie Will
liams; 635. Jack Lucas; 636, P. J. Reilly;
634. Anderson Stock; 631, Charles Saffarans;
627, Ellen Dryer; 625, Irwin Sherrod; 623,
- Taylor; 613, Nancy Ham; 1876, Austin
Branch; 608, Flank Flynn; 606, Robert Boil
ton; 500, J. NJ. Berry; 1863, Billy Dunn; $40,
Bob Brown.
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The Great American Champagne.

The American Extra Dry" a pure Amer
lean wine-the equal of "Piper Heidsick'
is sold By Harvey Robinson, II Monroe street,
at wonderfully low rates. He keeps it on ice,
and will deliver it to city customers at $40 a
dozen for quarts, or Sl2 per two dozen pints;
Single quarts, 81; single pints,. 60c. This
famous American wine is manufactured by
Werner d Co, 308 Broadway, New York. 1t
has had an immense sale east, and should
everywhere. 1t is a champagne yine that
equals the best manufactured in France. The
American Extra Dry" can be had on the
terms above specified by applying to Harvey
Robinson, II Monroe street, opposite the Pea
body hotel
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GUILE AOI14N1
23l Main street, lIemphi
New York Hat store.

At Martin Cohen's New York hat store, on
Main street, under the Worsham house, near
the corner of Adams, can be found stock OF
mems and boys hats which will be sold
cheaper than at any other store in the city
Mr.. Cohen can afford to sell his goods at the
lowest possible rates, he purchasing for cash
IF you wish to purchase hat at dollar OF
two less than you can make the purchase al
any other place in the city, you must visit
Cohen's New York hat st re.
You will find a first-class Ladies' Res
taurant, with all cOnveniences, at
FLOYD'S.
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kremer, HerzOs & Co
Remelnher This.

That when you buy can of Dooley's yeast
powder you take no chances, for it is war
ranted absolutely pure, full strength and full
weight, and it cannot fail, if properly used,
10 produce the most positive and satisfactory
results; not only in biscuits, rolls, mullins
and fancy cakes, but in all kinds of batter
griddle-cakes, as WELL
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Novelties! Novelties!
IN -
LADIES' SUITS,
LADIES' COSTUMES,
Ladies Linen and Mohair listers,
Ladies Linen and Mohair Busters,
At Extremely LOi0 Prices, at
h. LOwensteIn & Bros.

SO ON the steamer City of Augusta ex-
cursion this Sunday evening, leaving
the wharf at 2 o'clock, to witness the
boat race at foot of the island and ND TO
Island 40. Fare, soc: children, &5c.
6En0d Er1uSio
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MEMPHIS, June 10, 1878.
Rev. DR.. Walk
The Prince of Wales.

Among his other accomplishments the
Prince of Wales is able to play poor game
OF billiards. That is nothing. Did the Prince
OF Wales live in Memphis, he would smoke
one OF Sol Coleman's cigars and then play d
good game of billiards, 3l6 Nam street.
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PERSONAL..

MONSIEUR T. {. COLERE,
Nj Professor OF MODERN Language and Belle Arts
also drawing ana paintlng on "A new method In The
Very shortest time Also, will give Instructions In
'iymnas,ic Exercises. 8 CHI As Fencing. Dancing and
floXIDK on the most scientific principles. Having
,irocliIed Mrs Rioe's dOube-parlor, at East CouTi
-treet No. los. near Court Square, Will be happy
10 see applicants from y o'clock am, Tor further
arrangements.
j. . so COURT STREET.
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We. the Undersigned.

Have used Mrs. NJ. J. M'Cullough's self-con-
densing steam and hot-air cooker, and can
cheerfully recommend it as the best thing of
the kind we have ever seen, cooking three
different articles of food (by steam) at the
same time, over one hole of the stove, with
out the least intermixture of odor or flavor.
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Did Hen by Robert Brown and

Alex Perry.
AT the criminal court, yesterday, the fol-
lowing ,ases were attended to: Early Tai
bert. vagraney, fned ten dollars; VIM.
Mathes, petit larceny, sentenced to ten days
-sonment; Owen Dsbney, assault and
battery, fined ten dollars; Sam alias Charles
+ lines and Richard Oxen, larceny, case re-
WED; Ed Twohsll, carrying concealed
apOns fined ter collars; Ii Twohil,
alt, etc, fined tEes,ty i've dollars; Allen
+ 4rvest, assault to commit murder IN tue
; cond degree, sentenced TO one years I'M
priscument IN the peEltentiary; Allen Har-
vest, carrying concealed weapons, verdict 81
not guilty.
The dedication of St. Josephs church,
on Georgia street, viii take place Mt ten
o'clock this morning. Bishop P. A. Feehan,
CT Nashville, will Cfficiste and address the
| audience. Solemn high mass will commence
| immediately after the dedication. The Cath
ole clergy Of the city, and others, will take
part In the ceremony. Mercadante's mass
! s0le1nel will be rendered by the best vocalists
Of the city, under the dictatorship OF Prot
Chas. P Winkler. In the evening, at half
past seven clock, solemn vespers will close
| the celebration, at which time lecture will
be delivered by distinguished orator.
List of unJcliyered kilograms remaining
at the Western Union telegraph Office, No. 81
Madison street:
| c. W. Cover x Co., SchliZ Brewing Co.
/ A. NJ StOddard. IL. ii. James,
| r. II. Ellis, Rose Co.
Bank Of Commerce. DePaSs q Co..
Memphis OIL Co, u. W. Jones Co.,
r ri IeIdy Mrs NJ. +. Wheaton,
| y. ZoaI MIA Co., O.. H Blood
Frey Il Scarborough. John X speed q Co,
J. W. Jefferson Co, Lizzie Glenn,
| John W Stumph, J. O. Houston,
r n Heron Powell MDougal Co.,
Quintard Jones.
There is to be a grand colored Masonic
picnic given by the several lodges Of tie city,
at the Exposition building next Monday.
An address will be delivered, during the day,
by Edward Shaw, p G l.. The installation
OF officers will take place at half past eight
o'clock at night, by 5. p. Pickett P; G. s.,
at which time the lodges win appear in full
regalia. Mr. Jas. Armour viii be the grand
marshal of the day The committee of ar
engagements a e: f. Boyd, c. F: Hooks. Jas.
Armour, H. Clay, E. Anderson, b; ID; Smith,
C. Sumner, j. g. Washington, W. COe. A.
Fearn. E. II. Pope is chairman, and c. c.
Mosby secretary, of this committee.
The following Is the mortuary report for
the week ending at SIX o'clock Saturday,
Jlne 22d:
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''Neuril' Instantly Cures Neu.
raIUia

1t is fourteen months since l cured myself
of neuralgia with ''neuril," and hare not
had the slightest return Of pain. John w.
Scott, st. Louis. George w. Jones & Co.,
Memphis, agents.
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60 on the steamer City OF Augusta ex-
cursiOn this Sunday evening, leaving
the wharf at o'clock, to witness the
boat race at foot OF the island and mp to
Island 40. Fare, soc: children. 25c.
Good music.
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They can be applied to any size stove, range,
or charcoal furnace, and every one guaran-
teed. You retain the flavor of anything
cooked in one of these steamers.
+. j. TURNBUEL,
SOLE AGENT,
nj M,
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A0e. / Ser. IOoIor. Disease.

Total for the week, 20; whites, 6; colored,
IA; from hospital, /; still-born, 2.
r. F. BROWN, Md,
Secretary Board of Health.
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Extraordinary Reductions!
MILLINERY, STRAW GOODS, FLOWERS
Dress Goods, Grenadines,
ParoSOlS, Fans, Fancy Goods, Linen Suits,
Dress Trimmings, etc., etc.

We are now selling goods at almost one
half of last months prices.
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LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New seriesI New Series! New Series
W0RKlNGMEN'S

TSsTTES new series OF stock every QuaJLeE; COM
A rnencod business IN 1873, and has beer as -
a SUCCESS stated meetings held on FIRST TUkS-
DAY EVENING Of each month. al their once, ~
Madison street. upstairs. 20 make loaDs. Eighth Be-
fies Commences July L. 1873. Subscribe now.
1ioney 70 LOani stock for salel No Back DuesI
l. LAGRILL, President.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
re the Voters Of shelby County.


Some weeks since l had the honor of pre-
senting myself to you for the position of clerk
of the county court, independent of party or
politics. | am determined to make the race,
and respectfully ask your support.
EDITORS APPEAL notice the above card
from our old friend and neighbor; and as an
old resident of this county, | desire 10 say
ces. ! understand that Mr.. Waldran is now
at home sick, but expects to be around in
few days to canvass energetically for the
above-named office-county court clerk. He
is fully competent for this position, and | hope
his friends will see that he is elected. Party
and politics are good enough in their wav,
but for county and municipal offices true merit
should be the material requisite. vIDI.
An Inquiry.
MEMPHIS, June 10, 1873
Rev. DR.. Walk:
DEAR SIR-In Genesis ii, ", we find the
word soul. and in Eccl. xii, w, the WORT
spirit. Are these words synonymous terms =?
or are they distinct principles or things IN
man, as animated in Heb. iv, I2y? We
would be pleased to hear discourse from
you before you leave our city, based on
l Thess. V, 23v.
J. n. Jones' A. A. Jones.
Henry E. Goodlett, R. C. Daniel
John ID. Adams, J. W Smith
Ihomas Bacon, j. Dixon,
Thomas D. Eldridge J. TIldesIey
v. Il, Waldran, Thomas 7. Stratton,
n W. Speers, John T. Flippin,
n I. Williamson, ID, r. Porter
W. Z. Griswold, j. ]. Loyin,
James S. Carpenter, And Others
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&TRA ED.

4 NOw-From ny place. BreedlOve avenue. new
- Raleigh r1asi. one red COW, with white star on
-0Tehead and half white tail. ReasoT able reward
aad for any information that will lead to her recov
en- Call or address me a. home. or 244 Front street.
MATT MDNOGHEN.
TWO COWS-On Sunday, June 10Th, two covs;
j one yelOw-brOTn, With large TUT OF hair be
tween the horns; e other. dark brown. feet and
tall end and face white. Five dollars will be paid
Tor their re-urn - - Front street
INoW AND CALF-On Monday. June 18th, a red
~ COW with white spot on bag and right ear split;
had on bell Also. "A white calf. about three months
old, with a few red spots liberal reward for their
return 10 JOHN G. KRENKFL,
2I3 Carolina STREET Fort Pickering
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srRAYED Or STOLEN.

OoIETEE DOG-A week o. small pointer dog.
Whitish color, with yellow hair Interpreted;
lemon-cOluIed ears. and lemon heart between ears,
nd lemon spot a rot 81 tail; answers TO name OF
Nacs. Proper rewsr Will be paid 10 any one teturi-
lng 10 me re No. 81 Union street
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Cnuuty RcaInter.

Judge OF the Criminal Court.
> 7. Sc.fUG9S Is a candidate for Judge OF the
A On FINAL Count Of shelby county, at the ensu-
% Ar-rIst eis.f.f
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LOST.

ItOW--Ore smitll brindie COW. with white face ex
- oept brindle 20 nd tie eyes and mouth; small
white stGIe over the back; long HONS Reward 81
- vii b. .iaid ga her return n. DIINHEISTEN
Ifst hOuss Ia the Poplar street Toll gate.
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FLOYD's candles are OFTEN Initiated,
bat never eaualed.
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NOTICES.
Positive Notice

HUNTTNG. Thievlng and Depredating on FRAN
II ISLAND Is POSITIVELY FORBIDDEN, and
parties violating this notice and stealing berries,
etc viii be VIGOROUSLY PROS ECUTED.
MAY l. lS1S " ID l. STEWAR