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WHITE CLIFF
MINERAL SPRINGS !
Monroe Co. East Tennessee.

TT1HIS celebrated summer resort, for health and
l pleasure, Will be opened the First OF June
for the reception OF guests IL is situated on top OF
the ChilhOwee Mountain, fifteen miles southeast of
Mouse Creek, The nearest point on the East Tenn,
Va. and Ga Railroad. The hotel and springs are at
an elevation of 1900 feet above the COnaSanga VAL
ley and 1000 feet above level In dry pure and
very invgoratlng atmosphere, afordng an extensive
view Of the surrounding country, whose scenery Is
unsurpassed. We have good band of music, at
tentve servants and all other accommodations to be
found at first-cass watering place
THE RATES OF BOARD REDUCED, VIz-S9 per week;
$50 per month. Special rates to families.
Visitors to these Springs can obtain excursion
tickets over all southern railroads For particulars,
apply for descriptive pamphlet giving ANALYSIS etc.
j. ID. MAGILL, Proprietor
Mouse Crack and White Cliff Hotels.
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BY Telegraph.
AT AUGUSTA. ARK

July.
BY Telegraph.
AT AUGUSTA, ARK.
Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, May ga mach game of
baseball was played at Argenta to-day be-
tween the Little Rock Blues and picked
nine. The following is the score: Little
Rock Blues, Is; the picked nine, 4. The fea-
ture of the game was the pitching and catch
ing of Mclaughlin and Cassidy, late of the
Riversides, OF your city.
F. ], CLIFFORD, Secretary.
ALL OTHER POINTS.
Buffalo-Buffalos, 4; Hornells, 0.
Lynn, Mass.-Mlcas, IL; Live Oaks, 2.
-Crickets, 9; Rochesters, 5.
Springfield, Mass.-Stars,3 Springfelds, 1.
London, Ontario-Tecumsehs, 10; Allegha-
MES, 0.
Games To-Day.
LEAGUE.
At MISUNDERSTANDING as. Cincinnati.
At Boston-Chicago rs. Boston.
At Observation-Disclosures as. Providence.
INTERNATIONAL.
London, Canada-Allegheny Us. Tecumseh.
Lowell-Utlca Us. Lowell.
Observation-Disclosures rs. Cricket.
Current Notes.
Pike, of the Cincinnatis, and Dalrymple, of
InC lCdO Iuc UAGllUR
st. Louis is prospecting for a baseball club.
They want to get few league clubs there, if
they do get beat.
DevIin, of last seasons Louisvilles, is
pitching for the Defiance club, of Philadel-
phia. an amateur nine. So much for crooked
playing.
We see from the scores that Burkalow and
Kennedy, of the Memphis Reds, are playing
their old positions in the Rochester club,
winning every game last week.
The Syracuse Stars lead in the international
race, having won thirteen games and lost
two. The AlIeghenys are at the tail end,
having lost eighteen and won two games.
The New Ravens are crowding for the same
place, having won one and lost eight.
League Championship Record.
Cincinnati Enquirer, Goth: The week just
ended puts the Cincinnatis away in the van of
the sleague race, with Boston second, Indian
apolis third, Providence fourth, and Milwau-
kee and Chicago ingioriously bringing up the
rear. 1t has been a week of success to the
Cincinnatis and Bostons, and one of cruel
disappointment to Providence and Chicago.
OF all the SIX clubs the Cincinnatis have most
reasons to claim the admiration of their
friends. The table of the league race as ii
stands is this:
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CLOAING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
ton, 6 5-16d. Memphis cotton, 10 3-4e. Ne'o
Orleans cotton. lie. Nelo YOrk cotton, II
Use. Ne,o York gold, 10f.
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NEW LAW BOOKS
LITTLE, BROWN Il co.

HAVE NOW READY;
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Fourth Edition Svo. Sd.
CLIFFORD'S REPORTS. Vol. III. Sc.
SUPREME COURT REPORTS. Vol. 95. (otto,
Vol W S..
BIGELOW ON ToRTs. Claw Students series)
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STEPHENS DIGEST OF EVIDENCE. Third
Edition. With Notes by J. W May. limo. 81 30
Ready early IN June.
UNITED STATES DIGEST VOL VIII. New Sc
ries. (The Annual, 1919 Royal Svo
PARSONS ON PARTNERSHIP. Third Edition.
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

war DKFT.. OFFICE CH SIG. OFFICE
WAsKISGrOE. May ~, am. (
For Tennessee aud the Ohio rd!ley, ris-
ing barometer, slightly cooler northrces'erly
ioiHds. shifting to iearmcr east or south, cIear
and partly cloudy heather, aud possibly oc-
casiOuaI Taias
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THE COUNTY VVORKHOUsE.

on the Question OF the Liberty OF q
CItizen-JaiIer's and Turnkey's
Fees, and the Power OF the
County Court ElabO-
ratelY Discussed
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Masonic Notice.

TINE officers and members of De5oto a
i Lodge, No. 2pn, are hereby requested "A
to attend a Lodge of Instruction, at their KY
lodge-room, this TUESDAY evening at 8~
O'Clock promptly.
By order B. +. PRICE, W. NJ
Attest: HENRY j. LYNN, Secretary.
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EiSnttenth SANAi DAstrAct.
IN aa1a.-nA... n..nA-n -AnAIa.

q delegates-Buntyn Station0
Judge Irwin Halsey, chairman; X. j. SouthalI, q.
C. Holmes, Andrew Tuggle, W. d. Lumpkin.
The Executive Board hereby declares that every
citizen possessing the qualifications of voter, and
who declares that IL Is his intention to support the
nominees of the Convention hereby called is eligible
delegate to said Convention; and the above
committees hereby instructed that no person
is authorized to vote for said delegates unless he is
resident voter of the civil district or ward In which
he offers his vote and unless he too declares that II
Is his Intention to support the nominees Of said Con-
yentfon: and the said subcommittee are to be the
sole judges to whether said applicant Is entitled
to vote. The chairman OF each subcommittee will
appoint two OF his committee to record the name Of
each voter, and said chairman viii make return of
said elections TO the chairman OF this Board without
delay
fecty impartial and work and act for the success of
the party rather than that OF individuals the EXecU
tive Board declares that no member OF the Executive
Committee shall go as a delegate TO the Convention
or become one by proxy in said Convention.
ReSOlUed f.irtaeP, That IL any member OF any one
date for delegate to said Convention he shall imme
diaely tender his resignation to the chairman of his
subcommittee ard such committee shall have the
power 10 supply the vacancy, as they also have the
authority to supply vacancies In their respective
committees occurring from any other cause what
ever.
be especially cautious not to exercise influence for
against any OF the candidates coming before this
good government and opposed to Racicalism, are
most earnestly solicited to vote for delegates IN their
respective civil districts and wards on said eighth
day OF June.
By order of
JAMES Z. MILLER, 5. ]. CAMP,
JOHN N. ROURKE, GEORGE r. BASSETT,
T. NJ. s. RHETT, THOMAS FLEMING,
Fl. NJ. NEELY, j. y. STEWART,
W. l.. CLAPP, / L. DOUGLASS,
JOHN JOHNSON, WIN. MILLER,
j. 7. PETIT, JOHN Nc BROOKS,
]. N. CREWS, o. II. ALSUP, W. II. NELSON.
Executive Board Of shelby he p COUNT nS:,,m.r
g. J. CAMP. Secretary.
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Decoration OF Federal and C0nfed-
crate Graves Mt Jefferson Bar
racks. Near ~. Louis, SUE
day, without the Aid
or the Politicians.
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The Army Appropriation Bill the Theme
of Another Days Discussion in the
HOuse-An Important Amend
ment Regulating the Uses
OF Troops Adopted
Bills Introduced.
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JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

Nashville Rapidly Filling up with Del
gates from Ali Parts of tho state
The Proceedings Promised TO
be OF an Exciting Char
acter.
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THE POTTER RESOLUTION.

Its Author Gives Positive Assurance that
the Movement will Not Produce Dis
turbance or Revolution The
People Prefer Determining
the Question by Legal
Methods.
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BASEBALL.

Notwithstanding the threatening weather,
there was 9oodly number in attendance at
Central park Sunday afternoon, who wit
messed close contest between these two ex-
pert amateur clubs. Up to the fifth inning
the .core was 3 to 8, when the Riversides
made dash ahead by scoring 3, and in the
eighth 2. making total score of against the
Eagles 4.
It is suggested that game of baseball be
made one of the attractions on the Fourth of
Julv
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WASHINGTON.

The Select Committee on Election Frauds
Meet and Agree TO Commence Busi-
ness on Wednesday-The Ma
jOrity Faver the Inyesti-
CATION OF Louisiana
and Florida
Only.
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POLITICAL.
TO TIE
CITIZENS OF SHELBY COUNTY.

OFFICE THE Executive BOARD,
DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE PARTY,
MEMPHIS, May IL, 1873.
The Executive Board of the Executive Committee
OF the Democratic and Conservative party Shelby
county, hereby call Convention, to meet In the city
OF Memphis, at the Exposition Building on
THURSDAY, JUNE ID, 1878,
az II O'Clock, for the purpose OF nominating candI
dates for tie following offices:
Judge of the Chancery Court
Judge of the circuit Court.
Judge OF the Criminal Court.
Judge OF the Probate and Circuit Court BARTLETT
Acknowledgement of Criminal Court
Acknowledgement of Bartlett Court.
Sheriff of Shelby County.
Trustee of Shelby County.
Register of Shelby County.
Clerk of County Court
Clerk of Criminal Court.
Clerk of Circuit Court.
Clerk of Circuit Court (BartletD.
As preliminary 20 the assembling of said Conven-
ton tho Executive Board, conforming to the usage
OF the party in that respect recommend and request
that a Primary Election be held in the Eighteen
Civil Districts of the county and the Ten Wards of
the city. on
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WAR DEPT. SIGNAL SERVICE U. :. ARMY, /
MONDAY. NAV u IS1S 10 flH % M. 4
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THE BLUE AND GRAY.

W. n. M'ELR0Y, Sergeant,
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ELECTRIC BELTS.

The afflicted can nOt0 be restored to perfect
health and bodily energy, at home, without
the use Of medicine Of any kind
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-01-05

The President and his cabinet don n'teonsid-
er ii. san Eirxario affair af any consequence
because they don't believe the Mexican Gov
ernment authorized II. and therefore il is of
no national Importance" OF course, then.
L : ali right Mexican can cross our border
and rob and muricr our people with impuni-
ty asJeng a. they do So without express of-
tl.rs from DiaK The President ceg.Ln.y,
under his own raiing, if he is correctly quo
ted lays hmselfliab!eto impeachment for un-
is,itutional ase Of the army in ordering
troop, IN save the lives Of ths> American peo-
pie at San Elezario from tas u.o4 .: MexicAns.
We shall expect to hear the New York Her
aid and the Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart
yelpng a. its heels. to bcrate the Presidea.
for this as committing an overt act that will
justify the Mexican Government in declaring
war against the United States We trust no
such dire event will occur, and that the Mex
leans, 10 consider ,tion s1r themany times We
have aii0wcd them tnkiek Us without Offering
To resist il, vii. overlook this hAsty action oa
the part of the President, especially As they
now have every assurance Of the fact that they
can "scrrun and rob oar o.autry at VIA. -
long as they do it with i the express autho-
nty Of DiAz, -IS0a AAloaso EEprs~s.
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4 New York HerIld correspondent writing
from Washington hints at the probable re-
mnval of oa: department commander. on &C
count o: hi troops having crossed the RIO
Grandc. EditoriAlly the Herald advises the
withdrawal of all the troops from our border
and reliance upon the generosity Of Diaz
TO protect our people from the raiding Mex
leans This IS as farcical As the conduct of
the Herald has been in connection with this
whole border affair Only : few weeks ago
it WAS 50 indignant Al the INSCRIPTIONS man
ncr in which Texans had been robbed, and
our dag insulsed, HAT it could scarcely con-
tain its=lf- NnAi il Is for aafreadering Texas
entirely to the robbers. What nextl
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was greater need Of the gsFriseas of Bliss
and Qni;man At other points than at those
twu pp,t, The pfateetian of tie frontiers
mans family from the scaTping knif. has al,
Why's been regarded l,y Ralica.ism as sub
ordinate matter. it Is true, when compared To
the importance OF. uphol'ting rotten carpet
bag governments in the S1uth hut now that
the army has ! een released fratn their de-
gra,ling and unconstitutional occupation. and
especially since the late action Of Congress.
II is 10 be hoped that our frontier will receive
more attention anil better protection The
two pests Al, " mcnt oned-BIiss and Quit
man-oughi t. be r,.asrisnne,l without de-
lay. In addition to:,,,-Se. and To tnc new
posts recommended TO be established ON the
lnser inc Of the Rio Gransle. there should Ike
military post At Prcsidio del Norte which
is the most important p,.iat between 81 Pas,
and Eagle Pass.
Governor Hubbard has acted Wit, com
mendal,ie prom 9.l,nde in response 10 Sheriff
Keflers eall for assistance, anil we trus, he
Win NO hcsitate-at any Responsibilities nee
essiry TO give protection to the law-aIiling
citizsn> Of Ei Pa.o county, and to IRE es:a ,i,sh
order there Under the circumstances, his
call ul1a tl'e President for fed raj aid is
entirely proper, ina>much a. the presence
and hostile conduct Of armed hands of Mex
lean citzrns render it as much matter Of
international as oi State duty and nsponsi
1i!ity. while il Is the province end duty of
the Cniicl States, under all circumstances,
70 give protection to The Texas border. whe
ther the ,langcr arises from Indian invasion
or Mexican invasion Saa iatoaio Fspress.
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Written for the ISM PENDENT. ]
REFLECTIONS.

Wt,h tear ali.hE eve o'tcb.iIRcs ponder
The scenes Of M basi.ntSi'S pefpetuai spring.
Aud teafi,lg 10 hnfs. ! somriimes do wonder
II ti,' err changing future such pcasurss viii
hrnC
Iflaem'ry must sJfII he the onlv Enjoyment
0f pleasures row PAST alas va,uc,i loo late
II sreh b the fat is hittrriasr hrnt
r.sir!.nt believe il desptfe ECi Tie ya,e
IN the annals Il time therr mrsi 30 saefa
VII hriue 10 tue pl'-ssVTes nee r,orr' as eie'd:
And then viii valUe them betterF Frd t,tstsPr.
Aud tFink Of the past As - tale thai is te1d''
Tacy'H but seem the brighter. tl+ose tutuye trli-
iiiunS.
For nh The affections now must endure:
And nenry hnt hcigltcn I'll exalted cond ti0us
of ioy and 81 peace that glad day will secure
Then a,n e. to rgrrtS let the pas, he forgot !,
Tie present ard future are only my own:
lis vain 10 repii,e twin not alter my lot
i Gamma, real ll,e sieslsllfss that hAxe GaNn
Ru; III hope for brighter more beaH'iiul day
Than Y; ~ ee'h'S iug> III Us tnllies ever knrw /:
Andl7i t.s,a y'er more lightly lltcs tIlorny path
WaV
TIL the Blind Goddess drors me the gin fhat'>
my due.
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THE TR0U BLES At Ell PAS0.

The siinaiior in E. PaSo county demands
I'll. strention of both our State and Federal
authorities An actual state of war exists
hetwecn the St@te troops and an organized
iarrs, conipns,si. as the Governor is officially
advised. Of McxicgnS frum beth sides Of the
Rip GFamle. If il,.s he tru., and there
seems no reason ta doubt it, the matter par
takes both oi the character Of Insurrpctinn
zTEfi fHvHsIuu. fIE scent vt tiITs JIutiTrFgsk II
IN the extreme Northwestern verge of tile
Texas frontier. isolated from the line of the
border settlements which do not reach
nearer than within several hundred miles Of
Fl Fl ffaEsu. tFIhe neHreEt frontier settlements
are those that have sprung up around Fort
Davis in PrcSi,iio county. which is twn hun
,lrcd ahd twenty five miles sonthcas; of El
PaSo. The population Of the county Of II
raso Is composed almost wholly nf thosc of
Mexican isiuysi. tSsfre -t,eiug ieSs than hun.
dred citizens of American perrntage in the
county. Among this population Of Mexican
extraction There are m1uy tEw-NiifJting-
worthy citizens, wlln shauld not I've bismed
fnr the troubles now existing, hut they are
Doubtless 80 much in the minority aS To te
poweress 10 enforce or,irr especially a> 'l,c
iawlrss element Is si,iv 70 reinforce al tl8l-
tun from the Mrxicsn SIDE oG Tie Rio Gran.
de- There Ncre. until recently, two mi ifary
posts Fort, d is and Quitman maintained
by the United States in FL Pasncunni y.-i!ll.
former 1t the Town at f. Piso, and the ltttGT
On ihe Rio Grsade, atAu; ninety mirrs 3e;ow
Fl Pas, ~ tine p0in; whesv tie main road
enters the river valley. fi,e,, iwa rA'>'s I.sl-i
been kept up by the government since. a
I,eriud lopg anterior to tI,e bate war They
ilava AiAilys regarded :. MS highly inpar
tant and necessary. not only because Of tn.
remote and Isolated situation OF the lnppie oi
the county on the boundary line dividing the
two countries, brt also as an indispensable
protection against the Indians vino inftsi the
large area OF uninhafiisd country between
FL Paso county and the lower posts. and for
the security ot travel and commerce On the
road les,,ling through this region % his city
and other points For somc reason unknown
these two posts war- abandoned last winter
II Is proaa.ie that. ewing To the political
necessities OF Packard and Chamberlain.
which required the presence cf part Of the
army in Louisiana sud south CArolina. therc
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DE people ].

The philosophy Of the Austin Strtesmsa is
sublime. Il says THE killing OF thesc Texas
soldiers is to be dcplored snd should he =
vensed, and it only happens that Mexieans,
and not Mexico, are punishable for these out
RACES" Well. for the sake Of peace and hAr-
mnny. we will agree with the Statesmaa in
this respect. Let Mexico bloom and blns-
som ii d,lsires; let its trees and grass grow
and its waters run at will We do not desire
to Interfere with them in the least; but LET
Us teach the Mexieans-the government and
people that the people Of the United States
have some rights entitled 70 respect
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They wahttn "impaeh" the Marshall o,
Brenhan just lof g.,ting too drunk too often
70 k,tlnS da sss d releasing ir-oner>
confined 10 his care, ami for gcp}ral incom
potency. The peop4 ot Brcnham are rather
particular They don't seem TO realize over
that way that pub,ic official sisouid be al.
lowed 10 fc>a be pleAses aud M citizens
should Ie alowed to say aaght against his
conduct
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With all the boosted friendship Of Diaz
tor the United States; with all his vaHuted
power and disposition ta stop rai'iing and
punish the raiders; with our own soldiers
allowed 10 pursue the invaders to- their oxn
home, and with the State Rangers rendering
assistance, and bands of armed citizens join-
;ag IN the pursuit. the raiders have continued
TO raid; and in the face of all this the New
York Herald wants to Withdraw our troops
and rely on the generosity Of Di4z to protect
our people.
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Z Wonder what rrplsa;i.,p Diaz made to the
New York Hsrad for the Rio Granie City
outrage |, VI, no. long ago we though:
;he Il -aid wouiitl'ctare war agxins, Mexi-
CO on its own aceosnt for that almost uupar-
aiclcd outrage upon oar og'irs and na,iopAl
hnnor and dignity
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some-ofthe people of this country are
raising Az liiotic how! because some of our
troea, invaded the soil a Mexico TO enleav-
or to recapture stock stolen from our citizens
ba; have not whisper of condemnation A.
gainss the Me1icans for Invading our soil to
rob and murder our people
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-01-05

tr slr l're>l1-i.. .pl Cnnsress hsd acted
promptly i, ! emi9,s'.ea..y On The u xicsn
.tu siinn, the sasair at S.tu E.z1ria wou:d
not lmvc oc1arr,d The l'rcsislrn, and Con
yress are-aecessorils 70 the murder Of Ellis
and -liIS flte companions.
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The Texas Press ON the Mexican
Question.
From The san Antonio Expressll

The Mexieans at FL Paso are following the
advice # the New York Heratd. they are
removing the troops from tpc Rio GrAnde
frup,ier
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It's a littie Tunpus atsoat some saif. -7iiut
citizens Of Mexieo como over 10 our side Of
tirc river and cry Viva Mexico" and shoot
iown our otfficeTs uf III, NV. bal 5 all.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-01-05

\ few weeks ago twenty-five Indians from
Mexico chased the [. s mail stage eight
mills, hut the driver msde his escape As
yct or government has made 20 apolngy
fur til "a lnet Of the driver.
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bAOOIEd tt3AANNAAt
.it,,a,e Is mites west of Sicsia oi the road 20 >3ss
~ T'Tty and the wes,. i.,forRs the public gen
er,tly that e i prcpare,. ts reseifc aud accom-
oaat.. trayess,ts and to ~, y pa>siYg trains or
hefsis ii an rnai2 with v ier.
Thi, is H.. only wafer, x place b,i~ccn the ~"
(;randt ana For, CgInihings ! Ss"aSs haNe az
Al reasonable -ates
M ,shir uilll,e keP, sapp ed with the best The
nave pleasant and comfortable rnnIns fur
,i.hrd with c,-an beds for the tise Of travellers.
Also comfortable ard seizure s.'9aS oi rir,
I always keep good siipily u "as @'u A'' va
hand ...,.,ti,,,, -
o.it. 4. .u,piy their wants aid add ottieir ca,-
t,rt. sly charges viii not 5c fo'.'d nnr'Ss '"aoir.
H. s Mason
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I have on hand large stock Of NATIVE
WINES and BRANDY Of my own manufacture
which I offer Iur sale in quantities To SUIT phr.
chasers. My GRAPE BRANDY is The best hquer'
whsi her native or imported. in the Territory.
THOMAS. BULL,
MssRla. y w.
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Spefml 2lofirrs.
TRAVELLERS ATTENTION.
sLoCuMs RANCH

r 5. Ssson having leased the place heretofore
known
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Professional Cmds.
Dg GEO H. OLIVER.
ONCE sI'd residence MeSiila. New MEXICO.

w W. BLACK. ND
olice on Main Plaza. Mesilla. New Mexico.
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w /. RyNEEsoN.

DISTRICT ATfoENEYl
Attorney Al Law. Las Cruces, y, W.. Prompt
attention given Ia al hgS'ss entrusted hls care
Practices all the Courts of Law and Equity in
New Mexico