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Limestone Academy,
j. ID. GwIN, = Principal
With Competent Assistants.

With Competent Assistants.
This Institution is situated 2la miles
north of Georgetown, Meigs county,
Tennessee, in a healthy locality, and
in the midst of a community noted for
industry, sobriety, intelligence and
morality. The next session will COM
menc OH
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5000 old papers for sale at this Of
fee at so cents per hundred. The very
thing for wrapping paper-cheaper
than you can buy it elsewhere. If
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DIED-Aug. 3, lS7S-Mrs. Susan
Coulter, in the cightieth year of her
age.
Mrs. Coulter was one of the Oldest
ladies in Cleveland and was esteemed
by all who knew her. She leaves sew
cral relatives and many friends to
mourn her departure from this earth.
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Tuesday, July 3O:h, 1873.

RATES OF TUITION L SESSION OF FIVE
MONTHS:
FIRST CLASS, S. 90
SECOND CLASS, 6 20
THIRD CLASS, 10 90
One-half of the tuition will be due at
the middle of the session, the remain
der at the close of the session. A con-
tingent fee of fifty cents for incidental
expenses must be paid in advance.
No student will be admitted for n less
period of time than sixty days, and no
deduction will be made for lost time
except in cases of protracted sickness.
BOARDING can be obtained in good
families at 5000 per month and dormi-
torie! will be furnished to those free of
charge who wish to board themselves.
For further particulars address the
Principal, or w. B. Brown, President
of the Board.
July lIth-4t
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Spelling Books only 10 cents at tile
POa office BoOk Store.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

DtNtN VI
ELLA DEARING a. THOMAS J..
DEARING Us. ISABELLA j. LEAD
Err.
The plaintiffs having sued the defendant for
fifty three dollars due by account and the de-
fcndant's property having been attached and
II appearing TINT the defendant is n non-rcsl-
dent or has left the State of Tennessee 50 that
the ordinary process of the law can not be sery-
cation be made for moro than six months in
HERALD, q public newspaper pub
D itnl leyeland, Tennessee, requiring the
" I'AR appear before me at my Office In
m t fRsspR see, on Saturday, the 7th day
y f ,lfF make defense to the plain
'A' t@i AZ FINAL will be rendered.
3yytl1as shpflce In Cleveland, this
|'' 1873 J.. &. Upton,
'D. E|M j + for Is {.
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CEIESTUEE
High School.
j. G. JONES, Principal.

This Institution Is situated midway
between Benton and Chatata, Bradley
county, Tenn, in a community noted
for health, morality and educational
interest.
The next session will begin Monday,
August 9th, 1878.
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ron the goth day OF July ISIS

Circuit IOuri OT DfNWICY IOInII, TVNNV71rr, III
the case of the State Of Tennessee vs.. James
Moreland, | will
Ton the Goth day o fJuiy ISIS .
at the Court House door in Cleveland, Tonnes
see, sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-
lowing described land tO-wit.
Forty. five acres Of land situated In the Fourth
Civil District Of Bradley County, Tennessee
about Q miles South of Cleveland and bounded
on the North by tie lands of smith; on the South
by Mulky; on The East by the lands of j. l..
Jones and on the West by Roy; bong 30 acres
orthe South art Of an so acre tract and 10 acres
living West OF the East Tennessee, virginia amt
Georgia Rail Road. being tho - acres heretofore
conveyed by W. NJ. WilIhoito to james Moro
land and by said MOreland and Wife to Polk
Parkison and ia mes Miller. pr, fee. $40.
GEORGE HAYS, sheriff.
This June 18th, 1873. 4w.
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3,44I. Total,

Trewhitt's majority in district, 3,,lGG
We were unable to get Northrup's
vote.
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TERMS.

Board cheap. DOmitories free.
Course thorough, comprehensive and
practical. For further particulars adj
dress the Principal, Chatata, Tenn.
Aug. SIT.
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Ducktown affairs are unsettled yet,
no one either here or there seems tC
know what is to be the result of the
failure of the company. All hope fol-
the better but no one knows as yet foI
certain what will be done,
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The Defeat of Isaac LONE.

The defeat of Mr.. Lowe is not really
a surprise to II great many. There i,
considerable feeling against him in
this county on account Of his past po-
litical acts. Although he was nomina-
ted by the Republicans this time, hC
could not get near the support of the
party. Two years ago he refused t.
come into the Republican convention
and chose to run an Independent race
thus causing the Republican nominee
to be defeated. For this it seems that
he has been made to suffer. The lead
ing Republicans throughout the county
voted and worked against him on thai
account. Then again he depended
upon Democracy to help him-which
they never do when they can do any
thing else. We supported Mr.. Lowe
and would like to have seen him elect
ed, but there is no use in crying over
spilled milk.
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THE OFFICIAL FIGURES.
Bradford, ChanceIIOr-TreW
HIT, Circuit Judge-speaFs,
Attorney General.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL MAInnIruEs.

The following Is the result OF the Ju-
dicial election by counties:
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CIRCUIT IrpGE MAJoRITIrs.

Bradford's majority In the district IS
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SHEER SALE.

BY virtue of an execution issued from the
Circuit Court of Bradley County, Tennessee, in
the case of the State Of Tennessee vs.. James
l IL ..Ill
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ST. MARY's SCHOOL.
Interesting Exercises at the Com
mencement OF st. Mary's CEpiscO-
paD school. which Trans
pired Yesterday.

The commencement OF this institution was
had on yesterday. The exercises began with
services and sermon In the cathedral church;
sermon by Rev. c. C. Parsons, assisted by
Rev. Messrs. Harris and Gee. The pupils in
procession, with their friends, then moved TO
the school hall of the institute. This was
crowded with eager and expectant parents
and spectators-really a brilliant array. prin
cipally ladies. Some sweet music, vocal and
instrumental, was the prelude to the valedic-
tory, delivered by Miss Emma Ammonette.
The address was so much better than the
usual efforts of this kind that 1t deserves spe-
cial mention. 1t was beautiful in diction and
really touching in sentiment. and withal rem
dered in a voice aud manner exceedingly inn
pressive. This young lady, as it appeared
after, was the only graduate, and, besides
her diploma, was the recipient OF three other
prizes, for scholarship, punctuality and de-
pertinent. AS was said very happily by Major
Goodman, on delivering her diploma, 10Th
ers have done well, but thou hast excelled."
Then followed the address Of Major Walter
A. Goodman. To those who know him it is
needless to say that it was admirable and
fautless IN style and delivery. While replete
with eloquent metaphor and illustration, its
greatest charm consisted in its peculiar fit
ness and adaptedness to the occasion. While
teaching lessons of wisdom to the young, 1t
could not fail to sink into the hearts and
minds of the older persons present. At the
close of his address Major Goodman received
the best tribute a speaker can-the warm and
loud plaudits of the audience, the young ones
prolonging their applause and appreciation
by clapplng hands and waving handkerchiefs
Then followed the delivery of prizes and
reading the roll Of honor by the rector, Mr..
Harris, when all dispersed, charmed with the
exercises of the occasion, aud satisfied that
no more excellent school Is conducted in our
midst than this of the Sisters of st. mary's.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Closing Commencement Exercises of
at. Agnes and LaSaIette Acade-
my, Last Night.

At st. Peters sodality hall, on Washing
ton street, last night, the annual commence
ment exercises of st. Agnes and LaSaette
academy took place. The exercises were of a
most interesting character, and were listened
to by large number of ladies and gentle
men. The three graduates were Miss Mary
Coyle, Miss Mary Cobb and Miss Iorantha
Semmes. Their compositions were very fine.
Miss Semmes received great many bouquets
and baskets Of beautiful flowers. OF the
?autiful flowers received by Miss Mary Cobb,
there was cross four and half feet in
hight by four feet in width, and was made by
Mrs. Fisher. Miss Coyle also received a good
many flowers. Gold medals for superior
conduct was awarded to Miss Ioran-
tina Semmes, Miss Mary Coyle and Miss Mary
Cobb. The programme was as follows:
March; Welcome song; The MeetIng-"Ge-
MUS of st. Agnes" Miss Annie Gavin, See
MUS of LaSalette," Miss Julia Carr; Grand
Overture, trio, Misses Cobb, Iorantba
Semmes, NJ. Coyle; Where There's VIII
There's = Way" Little Girls; 'Mldockipg
Bird, trio (two pianos), Misses F. Toof, c.
Maemurphy, NJ. Williams, L L. Burgmann,
M: Quinlan, L. Rutland; Viva Hibernia, "
solo and chorus, Vocal Glass; pearl Waltz
es," trio, Misses NJ. Spelman, X. Mack, A.
Gavin; LA Bayadere, sung by Miss E.
Eberle. Coronation Scene--The crownIng of
the graduates for literary merit, Misses Mary
COJISs IOAoAthd OCLILiiCo, may SOOOJ Gil
Waltz" duet, Misses A. Toof, K. Mack;
The Nightingale, chorus, Vocal Glass;
"Lehigh Polka" duet two pianos) Misses
d. Jaeger, A. Gavin, r. Mack, Agnes Gavin;
odd Roger, the Tinmaker Man," Little
Girls; Composition. The B!llowy Deep"
Miss Mary Coyle; German Song," Misses L.
Burgmann, D. Jaeger, E Eoerle; 1.-The
Storm, instrumental solo, Miss A. Winters;
Light in the East YocalsCiass; Compost
ton, Leaflets from Memory S Tablet" Miss
Mary Cobb: truth and Noemi." sung by
Misses H. O'NeIl, A. Winters; Irish Dia-
monds. instrumental solo, Miss NJ. Coyle;
The Poor Commissaire, sung by MISS f.
Holland; Composition. The Last Chord is
Struck; its Sweetness Fills the Soul with Va
RED Emotions" Miss Iorantha Semmes;
.'Veni, Vidi, Vicl," duet, Misses Egg, NJ. |
Cobb, F. Toof, X. Green. Honors to Gradu-
medals to Misses Mary |
Cobb, Iorantha Semmes. Mary Coyle; gold |
medals, for superior conduct, awarded to
Misses Iorantha Semmes. Mary Coyle, Mary
Cobb. Home, Sweet Home,' instrumental |
'olo, Miss F: Toof. Closing remarks by Very
Rev. J. A. Kelly.
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BURGLAR CAPTURED.
He shoots at Pursuing Officers, but is
Captured by n COlOred Special
Constable.

The residences Of o. F. Prescott, H. J.
VoegelI, and Mrs. Ellen Collins, on Linden
street, were entered and robbed by burglars
early yesterday morning. MIR. .. +. Pres
colts dwelling, No. 236 Linden street, was
first visited by the thieves, who effected an
entrance by cutting the window pane with
diamond Mr.. Prescott lost two shirts, a
pair of razors, and three dollars IN currency.
The residence of Mr.. II. J. Negeli, No. 242
Linden street, was next plundered. The
thieves gained entrance to this house by means
of a window which had been left open.
A silver watch was taken from Mr.. VRgeli.
The thieves afterward went to Mrs.
Ellen Collins grocery store, No. 223 Linden
street. and had just gained admittanee to the
store by means of the transom, when Mrs.
Collins. hearing them gave the alarm and thay
fled. Yesterday afternoon Detective Pryde,
on Monroe street, saw notorious negro bur-
gIar named VIM. Miller. He at once gave
chase, but the negro fred at him
several times, to which Detective Pryde
replied in like manner. Miller was
captured in the bayou, south of Beale
street, by Special Constable Doc Jones,
colored, who threw him and secured him.
The burglar Miller threw away a pistol,
which was afterward recovered. He
fred four shots at Detective Pryde
and several at Doc Jones during the chase.
When arrested he had on his person three
pistols and watch which he had stolen from
Mr.. Voegeli's residence. During the chase
he received ball in the leg back of the knee,
which disabled him somewhat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-21
LOCAL NOTICES.

MosQJITo BARS, all kinds, cheap at w. K.
Thixton' 8, 256 Second street.
NEW and attractive designs in undertakers'
goods at Thoms & Speers, 209 Main street.
E. BUTTRICK & Co.'S fashion sheets and
patterns for July received by ]. B. Aldrich,
254 Second street.
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 q GIBBS Office, No.
A North Court street.
L. W. STOKELY.
Last Memphis manager for the Wilson 5. u. Co.
FROM Prof. E. Bridger, chemist, Montreal
l know Of no preparation affording
so much nutriment, and none which builds up
the constitution SO readily and effects such per-
manent and positive cures as COlden's Lie
big's liquid extract of beef and tonic invigor
ator. W. n. WILKINSON & CO.,
Agents
The WILSON SEwING-MACHINEs; also
needles, oils, parts and attachments, will
hereafter De kept by the undersigned. VIII
son machines needing repairs will receive
prompt attention. j. B. ALDRICH,
254 Second street.
n. B.-F. f. Keenan,, late OF Wilson office,
will be found at above address.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

NASHVILLE, June 2O.-River falling, with
q inches on the shoals.
SHREVEPORT, June 20.-River fell 1 inch
in the last twenty four hours. Weather clear
and warm.
CINCINNATI, June O-Night.-Weather,
raining tonight. River 16 feet, and fall
ing. Arrived: A. c. Donnally. New Orleans.
Departed: Paris Brown, New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, June 20.-River fallen inches,
and is now % feet inches above low-water
mark. Weather cloudy and warm, with
shower this evening. Departed: John B.
Maude, Vicksburg.
LOUISVILLE, June 20. - River falling,
with feet inches in the canal. Weather
rainy. Departed: James w. Gaff, Cincin-
natl; James D. Parker, Memphis; Thomas
Sherlock, New Orleans
VICKsBURG, June 20.-Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 50 deg. River fell inch. Up:
J. S. M'Donald and barges, s am; Colora-
do, noon. Down: Charles Morgan, 2 am.
Arrived: City Of Vicksburg, pm.
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CINCINNATI Enquirer: ''SigH6r DeVivo
writes that the DeMurska grand operate
combination is now holding musical festival
in Memphis with great success. It comprises
a splendid baritone voice, and Mr.. Hill, a fine
pianist and organist. Signor DeVivo says he
will probably make arrangements with the
Music hall, where he guarantees to give the
best vocal concert yet given In that magnif-
cent temple"
GALVESTON Neacs, 5th: Eat eight o'clock
last evening, at the First Presbyterian church,
by Rev Dr. Bunting, Mr. R. B. Spangler,
one Of the compositors on the Neics, was
married to Miss Matte Brand. Quite crowd
of mutual friends were present to witness the
nuptials, and wish the happy couple pleas
ant voyage across the waters on which their
bark was launched" Mr.. Spangler is
brother of the well-known Main street news
dealer, and was at one time a composition on
the APPEAL.
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Circuit Cours-HeIskeII, Judge,

,oI Inc following cases are Tor trla1 Ats fo'day:
cher VS. GreenIaw; AGO. Mathews VS. South
ern life insurance company; 4178, Hix VS.
Jones; 1921. Williams VS. Anderson, admin
istrator; 1922, Williams VS. Anderson, admin
istrator; 1858, Clements ct al. VS. Douglass;
1894, Benson VS. DeBar; 1857, Tghe VS. Smith
ct al; 1889, Freedmans saving and trust
company VS. Marsh: 1899, Bennett VS. Selig-
man & Co.; 400, Johnson VS. Southern life
insurance company; 44O4, Schaper, tax-col-
lector, VS. Hanson; 4466, O'Donnell VS. Paine;
4477, Posey VS. James; 4539, Stockley ct al.
VS. Searcy; 1850, Humphreys VS. Memphis and
Charleston railroad company; 4716. Griffin VS.
Fowlkes ct al; 4723, United States, use, VS.
Tomeny ct al; 4744, Lawhorn, administrator,
vs. Williams; 1850, Robinson VS. Ross; $3.50,
Clark, Johnson & Co. VS. Woodbridge; 4767,
Walker VS. Green; 4008, Williams VS. Woods.
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LAW REPORTS.
Chancery COurI-liorgan, Judge.
This is motion day.
Criminal Court-Logwood. Judge

The following cases are set for trial to-day:
No. 80. Eliza Gillian and Peter Gilman; So,
Bob Church; 60, Emma Gray and Andrew
Tolbert; So. Fred Davis; IS, Maria Coleman
78, c. Reinig; 70, Henry Owens, alias Isaac
Jamison; 81, James Conrey; 80, Louis Beau
rer; 334, Alice Filmont and Lizzie Robinson :;
342, Willie Washington; 343. Daniel Vaughn;
346; John Angelo; $50, Theodore Brown
365, Mary Callahan and Thomas Callahan
1863, Billy Dunn: $40, Bob Brown; 377, VIM.
Wallace; 402, Charles White; 4O8, Virginia
Walker; Ala, Owen Davney 422, John Avery;
428 and 427, Marshall Horton; 432, Ann Vim
cent and Alex Franklin; 452, Maggie Butler;
466, Mrs. Dwyer; SIS, Henry helms; 519,
Grace Edwards; Sd, Malinda Robinson; 594
Mary Buckner; 596. r. Clark; 500, J. NJ
Berry; $50, Cal Richardson; $40 and Gil,
Andrew Buford
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Z. J. MADIGAN, of the Western
WatchmaH, published at st. Louis, Missouri,
Is in the city on business.
Mrs. E. J. M'GROTTY and children left
for the north on Tuesday evening by the
steamer Andy Baum.
CAPTAIN JOHN MITCHELL, travelling agent
of Meacham & Co., is in the city again with
his friends, whose name is legion.
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games in Milwaukee. The following week
the Bostops and Providence swap cities.
while the Indianapolis and Ciucinnatis finish
their series Of twelve games in this city. THIS
will be the Fourth or July week. They will
be followed by the Boston and Providence
clubs during the two succeeding weeks.
July DIST the Cincinnatis will start on their
second and last tour to the east.
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Rev. DIR. Josenh >. Key.

Pastor st. Paul church. Columbus, Georgia,
writes: eve gave DIR. Moffett's teethina
(teething powders) to our little grandchild
with the happiest results. The effects were
almost magical, and certainly more satisfac-
tory than from anything we ever used
All druggists keep teethina.
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FOB RENT.

nwELLING-New brick dwelling. "a Mulberry;
j. IL rooms STURA HIRSCH. Agents.
DOOMS-TWo Or three rooms IN story brick
i i dive ling, Ill Va hingt0n. Apply at residence.
DTCSIC AND RACE TRACK-The Olympic Park
L and Raee-Trdck. near the city, on Memphis
and Louisville Railroad IS I'm excellent condition;
has a fine pasture. Apply TO
JOHN GORMAN. near the Park.
HOTTAGE-Of : rooms. gas and water. No 34S
- Laudeidele- Apply 10 80. Is Court street
{ TOTTA6E-A frame cottage, with four rooms,
- newly bcilt- end v''h all modern convenie1ces.
Apply ai - North Second street
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a Fact

which cannot be denied. The CapadpUa
Cigars, the best in the United States for
five cents. Sold by H. Esch, 2l7 and so
Main street, and 270 Second street.
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RACE NEWS.
The Lexington Trots.

LEXINGTON, KY, June 2O.-Trotting races
to-day.
colts and FLIES. Tip Bruce's Mambrino
Hippy. by Garrard Chief, 1, l, l.; S. H. and
Geo. Offutt 81 Mickey Dowd, by Cazique, dis
tanced; Isaac Smith & Bros Humboldt,
by Stockings Chief, 2, 2, 2. 1871,
1919, 2:36.
Second Race.-Purse, $500. For horses
that have never beaten ESQ. Geo. Alsow
yer's bay horse. Jno. Clay, by American Clay,
7-distanced; Jas. Longs gray mare. Oracle
Goodman, by Pocock. l. 2, 3, 3; Kellar &
Thomas's brown mare, Filamore, by son of
Tom;Hal, 6-distanced; II. Simons' chestnut
gelding, Pompey, by Shave-tail, 5, 4, 4, O.;
G. H. Brasfeld's Belle of Long Island, by
Revenge, distanced J. A. Faras's brown stud,
Bushwhacker, by Joe Hooker, 2, l, l, l; II.
Traynor's brown mare, Fannie, by Nam brine
Patchen, 4, 5, 5, 4; Macy Bro. s bay gelding,
Cleveland, by Ned Forrest, 3, 3, 2, 2. Time
-2:31, 2:2915, 2:30, 2:3l.
The Chester Park Meeting.
CINCINNATI, June 20.-The entries to the
Chester park trott1ng races, which commence
July I'd, closed to-day. Among the horses
entered are Protine, Little Gypsy, Deception,
Calmer and Magenta.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-21
The Best and Most Economical

HOusekeepers are giving the cheap, adulter-
ated baking powders a wide berth, and
why? Because experience has taught them
weight article, such as Dooley yeast powder,
which never fails to produce light, Whole
some and nutritious biscuits, rolls, mullins,
waffies aud gridde-cakes of all kinds, is by
far the cheapest and most economical.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.

A Couple of Sprightly TrOts at LexiDg-
tOn-Pittsburg Pitched against To-
rOntO in a Single-Scull Dash
for the Championship
of America.
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FLOYD's candies are often initiated,
but never equaIed.
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STRAYED.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

DESIRABLE front rooms and good board,
L. at Mrs. ANDERSON'S, 80 Jefferson st.
DOOMS AND BOARD
~ at S5 Adams street
ID SIS Union street.
DOOMS-Firstcass meals furnished. If desired
~ Inquire at No. 40 Madison street.
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Baseball Scores by Yesterdays Tele-
graph Dispatches -Games of Interest
Recently Played-Stray Squibs
on the Fly.
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LOST.

DOCKETBoOE-R Red Morocco, containing S14 in
i change and two photographs. Lost between
NJ. I enginehOu-e and corner DeSOtO and Elliott
streets Finder will leave It at this office and be
Wardsd
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Trunks and PeiesSieurS,
Best and cheapest, at Factory, 352 Main st.
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''NeuriI" Instantly Cures Neu-
raIUiH.

It is fourteen months since cured myself
OF neuralgia with ''neuril, and hare not
had the slightest return Of pain. John w.
Scott, st. Louis. George w. Jones Il Co.,
Memphis, agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-21

Don't fail to procure Mrs Winslow' s sooth-
ing syrup for all diseases of teething in chill
dren. II relieves the child from pain, cures
wind cohc, regulates the bowels, and, by Civ
ing relief and health to the child, gives rest
to the mother.
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WANTS.

1.-TWO reliable MEN and two LADY AGENTS;
i Catholics preferTed; good salary or commission.
p. +. COLLIER. BIB Main street.
CNALESMEN-To carry in addition to their
- line samples from manufacturer of White
shirts of all grades and Flannel Underwear. Prices
close. Commission liberal. Address
SHIRTS, care Drawer DID, Philadelphia P. o.
LNEW BOARDERS Wishing 10 go Just outside the
II city TO cool, healthy place, get good board
and pleasant rooms by addressing BOARD, Appeal.
a GENCY-We desire to establish general agency
~ in Memphis or vicinity, to control the sales of
a staple article of daily consumption. ANY eneT-
getie man. with small capital, may secure perm
anent. paying business.
For particulars address
EMPIRE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
1872 Fulton street. New York.
WTOODCHOPPERS-I ~ good cord
w wood and stave wO0dchOpperS. Apply at
Wood Office, on the levee, foot of Beale street.
DUPILS-Lady and cant pupils for the BANJO
L Address stating where to call. BRIDGE, Appeal
CAFE-A secondhand iron safe. Apply TO
= ]. r. MOORE ut Friedman Bros.