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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-21
PERSONAL.

GENERAL NJ. I. WILLIAMSON, the new
United States marshal for the district of West
Tennessee, has returned from Washington
City.
Mr.. FRED T. ANDERSON and bride, nee
Miss Lula Bruce, have returned from their
southern bridal tour and are receiving the
congratulations of their friends.
EXAMINE our stock of ladies front and side
lace shoes for 81 SO; mems congress, 81 rs;
good Newport ties, 81; ladies' slippers, Soc;
at Voegeli q CO.. corner Union and Main.
DURING the discussion on the subject of
having commencement in the public schools
this year, Superintendent Leath stated to the
board, last night, that so far as the reading
of essays by the pupils was concerned, it
was well-known that many of the essays
were always written by outsiders and not by
the pupils.
PARTIES contemplating tour of the north
western lakes and watering places, will do
we'll to communicate with Mr.. G. II. Haight,
passenger agent st. Louis and Iron Mountain
railroad, who will cheerfully furnish any de-
sired information necessary to such trip. Par
ties living in the city, to whom it may not be
convenient to call, can save themselves any
trouble by addressing a note to Mr.. Haight,
who will take pleasure In calling upon them.
The following announcement of the very
sudden death of Sheriff Jesse Order, of Crit
tenden county, Arkansas, which intelligence
was received quarter to one o'clock this
morning, will be painful surprise to the nu-
merous friends of that gentleman in this city:
MARION, ARK, May 20, 1873.
EDITORS APPEAL-Colonel Jesse S. Order,
sheriff of this county, took sick this morning
at half-past five o'clock and died at nine
o'clock tonight. His disease was pro-
nounced by his attending physician as bilious
collie. c.. L. LYLEs.
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Chancery Court-Morean, Judge

Calendar for May q, 1878: 2445, Williams
vs. Sears; 1855, Davis VS. Thornton; 2401, An
derson VS. Lunatic asylum; 2607, Bullock VS.
Anderson. 2611, Vellins VS. Anderson; 1928,
Morris VS. Mangum; 1857, Berkshire VS. Pope;
1922. Haynes VS. Harris; 1865. Warren VS.
Smith; 1856, Prescott VS. Stevens; 2465, Fla
herty VS. Callahan; 2472, Ballentine VS. Wright;
2497, Anderson VS. Dickinson; 2802, st. Louis
insurance company VS. Fitchner; 28O5, Hayes
VS. Green; 28l1, Volmer VS. Jones; 26I4, Aston
VS. Ayers; 2847, Thompson VS. Morat; $3.50,
Anderson VS. May; 1855, Same vs. Yates;
29O4, Houston VS. Trigg; 1906, Maydwell VS.
Weber; 1922, Apperson VS. Rosser; 1890,
Virone VS. Williford; 2O31, Hall VS. Fowlkes;
1882, Greer VS. Partee; 1884, Medium VS.
Powell; 1889, Fitzgerald VS. Hubert: 294O.
Buckhardt VS. Battelle; 2945, Hargraves VS.
Trezevant; 2946, D'Arusmont VS. Patton;
2948, Buchanan vs. Doyle; 2949, Crutchfield
VS. Rembert; 2651, Apperson VS. Mehlinger.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Greenbrier, Robertson county, is the stand
ard whisky.
B. B. BARNES Scuppernong champagne
w. n. Wilkerson Co., druggists, $40 Main.
B. LowENsTEIN & Bros. would call specia
attention to their regular advertisement on
first page of to-day's issue.
THE celebrated triple spring and ,ohhe
chaple Brewster spring buggies, Just received,
at Woodruff & Co.'S. Cali and see them.
QUERY.-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bros
Seal of North Carolina at the same prlce ?''
ONLY one in the world-the genuine DR..
M'Cabe medicated blackberry brandy; the
standard cure for all bowel diseases. Bears
the written signature of DIR. M'Cabe on each
label. G. W. JONES & co.
If people will crafty the Unborn desire to
speculate in chances, they will do we'll to see
that all is fair and nothing against them but
the odds of fortune. The scheme of the
Louisiana State lottery company, to be found
in another column of this issue. commends
itself to all such. Besides the enormous
amount of money to be divided among the
ticket holders, it should be noted that the
entire management of the drawing is in the
hands of Generals G. T. Beauregard, of Lou
isiana, and Jubal A. Early, of Virginia.
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A FAlTHLESS TRAMP.
The Danger OF Receiving Tramps Into
Your HOusehOld-The Confidence
Game, Followed by Robbery,
Played on q Citizen.

Some time since Mr.. w. R. Stewart, who
resides on Court street, near Third, took pity
on a tramp and gave him employment at his
residence. He was well fed, clothed and
paid, and had to do but little work Mr..
Stewart believed he was all right and had
confidence In him. The tramp gave his
name as Charles Waters, said he was from
Natchez, Mississippi, where his brother re-
sided. He knew Mr.. Botto, and other we'll
known citizens of Natchez; nay, he seemed to
have been. at some time, an intimate ac-
quaintance of theirs. He was a man of some
education, considerable information and of
good address. He visited the Murphy move
ment meetings regularly and claimed to be-
long to that order. Last Sunday Mr.. Stewart
and family went to church, but when they re-
turned, the tramp, Charles Waters, was no
where to be seen. 1t was soon discovered
that the house had been robbed by some
body, and suspicion at once rested upon Mr.
Waters. He had carried off lot of clothing
and money belonging to gentleman who
boarded with Mr.. Stewart and family, and
had helped himself generally to everything OF
value within reach. 1t is to be hoped that the
confidence tramp will be arrested and brought
to justice.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
st. Patrick's school Picnic.

The grand annual picnic for the benefit of
st. Patrick's school takes place to-day at Es-
tival park. The managers are confident,
from the extensive arrangements already
made and the unusually large number of
tickets disposed of, to make to-day's celebra-
ton what is so frequently desired and so sell
dom realized-'the largest and most enjoy
able affair of the season." Two excellent
bands of music will be in attendance, and
the ladies are prepared to furnish the best of
everything in the line OF, refreshments.
Tickets fifty cents. 49,
Estival Park Concert. @
On Sunday night last a large assemblage
of ladies and gentlemen appeared at Estival
park and enjoyed the charming musical en-
tertainment presented. The great attrac-
tions were Mr.. and Mrs Henry Farmer
The former rendered delicious music on the
flute, an instrument of which he is a master
Mrs, Farmer formerly one of the Queen Sis
ters) is an excellent vocalist. At Estival
park she at once sang herself into the good
graces of the audience, and deservedly re-
ceived repeated tributes of applause. She
rendered The May Song, III F'ollOV Thee,
and other musical gems most musically. Mr..
Emile Levy, well-known musician, presided
at the piano in a manner that was highly
commended. The music by Handwerker's
orchestra and by Arnold's brass band, were
as usual, of high order, the selections being
classical. Estival park is being excellently
we'll managed this season, and fine attrac
tons have so far been presented. 1t is
charming place of resort with all classes of
worthy citizens who love nature and art.
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AN ELECTION LYRIC-TO THE
CANDIDATES OF 20.

This is the land of all the earth
Where glorious Is our pride of birth.
The English, Irish, Dutch and Spanish,
Russians, PrusSians, negro and Danish,
And many others that are,
Compose our grand democracy.
And IL within the distant years
Darwinian apes should prove our peers,
All hail to them! Our glorious State
Will share with them its high-tax rate
And other plantations rare
Not found in theocracy.
This Is the land where freemen dwell,
Whose patriotic numbers swell
The solid ranks of candidates,
Each hoping that he emulates
His noble sires by seeking
To improve our statute laws;
But the asinine confusion,
'Twixt the code and constitution,
Show his talent for invention
SuperSedeS his good intention.
And so the circuit courts are reektng
With their records full of flaws,
This is the land of friendly smiles,
OF winning ways and artful wiles,
When candidates are on the roam
And live election days have come;
Then of the greatest consequence
Become the plebian masses.
The aspirant then hands round the BEER
Save where the Murphys interfere
And his genial kindness and grace
Flags not-until he's lost the race,
And finds he's wasted eloQuence
Upon the lower classes.
This Is the land that once so we'll
Could boast of wisdom's magic spell,
When learned counsel graced the bar,
And merit was the beacon star
That shed its brilliant rays
In luster on the lawyers name;
Now ignorance, StOlid, shows its face
Embodied in the 'shyster' race,
That hang around each courthouse door,
Whose highest aim is but to bore,
And In pointleSS speeches bray
Unconscious of contempt or shame.
BARTLETT, May ID, 1878.
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DFN r. HENDERSON is a candidate for County
} Register at the election In August, 1878; sub
ject 70 the action OF the Democratic Conservative
convention.
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vs. Murphy ct al; 4649, City of Memphis VS.
Davis; 1850, City of Memphis VS. Anderson ,
1852, City of Memphis VS. Nelson; 1854, City
of Memphis VS. Froman; 1879, Elliott VS. Bur
rows; 1888, Meade Us Lyden; 4745, O'Brien
VS. Cook; 4752, Nichols VS. Guy, NJ 'Clelland &,
Co. ct al; 1885, Holloway VS. Yates; 1912,
Ussery VS. Pickett; 1918, Ussery vs. Saffarans;
1885, Wilson VS. Hanson; 1895, Anderson,
adm, VS. Hanson; 4941, Vaccaro VS. Dickman /;
1913, Loder VS. Caruthers ct al; 4944, Mosby,
Hunt & Co. VS. Turner; 1915, Lanier, admx,
VS. Kirkland ct al; 1915, Hearn, adm. vs.
Creath; 1872, Finnerty VS. Guisenburg; 5001,
Bigley vs. Douglass.
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HALE's SPRINGS. GRAND BALL!
There will be GRAND BALL, at
HALEs SPRINGS, NEAR RoGERSvILLE,
East Tennessee, on
wednesday Evening June ), 1875.
Prof Charles Cohen, with his celebrated String
Band, from Eatonton Ga, will furnish music
R. Y. powell, Proprietor.
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GEO. B. PETERS is a candidate for Attorney
VI General Of the Criminal Court Of Shelby county
at the ensuing August election; subject to the Dem
ocratic and Conservative Convention.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

NASHVILLE, May 2O.-River rising, with
z feet on the shoals.
PORT EADs, May 20.-Sailed: Ships st.
Cloud and Friedrich, Cork.
LOUISVILLE, May 20.-River rising, with
10 feet II inches in the canal. Weather clear
and warm.
VIcKsBURG, May 2O.-Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 70 deg. River fell inches.
Arrived: Grand Tower, Z last night. Up:
James Howard, 8 pm; A. c. Donnally, 2 p.
m. Down: Pargoud, pm.
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Don't fail to procure Mrs Winslow's sooth-
ing syrup for all diseases of teething in chill
dren. It relieves the child from pain, cures
wind colo, regulates the bowels, and, by Civ
ing relief and health to the child, gives rest
IN the mother
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LAW REPORTS.
COurt-LOgwOOd Judge

422, John Avery; 459, John M Mahan; 522,
JosephsMars 424, Annie Raverly; 453 and
458, Fannie Williams; sos, Frank Gleason;
81, James Conrey; "a, Richard Young; 376,
William Barron and William Matthews; 377,
William Wallace; 407, Henry Anderson;
408, Virginia Walker; Ala, Owen Dabney;
43O, Lee Browder; 432, Ann Vincent and
Flick Franklin; 492, George Kelly; 500, Bob
Stokes; $40, Patrick Byrnes; SIS, Henry
helms; 523, John Williams, alias George
Patterson; 528, Dock Gibson; 543, William
Bagby.
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TT B. MICOU IS a candidate for Chancellor of
/ Shelby county, at the ensuing August election,
subject TO nomination by the Democratic and Con-
sentative COnYe ltion.
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WHEN Noah sent out the second dove from
the ark, she returned bearing an olive branch,
and they knew the flood was receding; we
bear you the olive-branch in the Home stom-
ach bltters to relieve chills, fever, biliousness
and indigestion.
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For Clerk OF Bartlett Circuit Court.
EIKLIX NJ JONES Is a candidate for Clerk OF the
~ Bartlett Circuit Court, subject to the nomina-
ton of the Democratic Convention.
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THE EDUCATIONAL BOARD.
Superintendent Leath's Report -Re-
ports OF Committees and other
Business-The commencement
Observation-Disclosures OF In
terest to Teachers
and Pupils.

At the usual hour last evening the board
of education met at the Odd-Fellows libra
ry rooms. The following named members
responded to their names when the roll was
called by order of President (prO tenn w. c.
Folkes: Messrs. Randle, Rhett, Beamish,
Allen, Dent, Saunders, Rambaut, Townsend,
Ralston, Keck, Whlte-13. Absent: Messrs.
Keely, Duffy, Foster, Goodman, Trezevant,
Casey, Edgington-7. A quorum being pres
emit the following business was transacted
The minutes of the previous meetings were
read by the secretary. The president ap-
pearing took the chair, which was vacated BY
Mr.. Folkes.
SUPERINTENDENT LEATH' REPORT.
The aggregate attendance in the schools
for April was 3217. This shows loss of 246
pupils since March, the number in attendance
2312; colored, ISL. The aggregate loss for
white schools in April was 80 pupils, dis
trbuted as follows: High school, IL;
Market, 81; Chelsea, 8; Alabama, 40; Court,
80; Linden, 81; Peabody, 9. The loss in the
colored schools was So pupils, as follows
Clay, So; Second, 43; Monroe, l. The per
cent. of attendance was lower In all the
schools, except the high school, for April
than for any month of the present session,
and was as follows: High, IS per cent. ;
Market, 80; Chelsea, 80; Alabama, 81; Court,
So; Linden, Sc; Peabody, 88; Clay, 80; Sec
ond, 49, Monroe, 49, The loss Of pupils in
our schools, as well as the low per cent. of at
tendance thus exhibited, is mainly attributable
to an epidemic in the shape of measles, which
has prevailed in the city and our schools for
some time. Another factor producing these
losses was the prevailing impression among
the pupils and patrons Of the public schools
that they would soon be closed for the want
of funds to run them through the scholastic
year.
The amount of tuition collected for April
was 500, making, with the 1864 previously
reported, the sum of $773 collected for tuition
to May l, 1878.
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i've in the extreme. But, in the long run, it
is the best which wins the prize of public
preference in spite of all the deceits used to
bolster up weak articles. For this reason
Dooley's yeast powder is recognized as the
highest possible achievement in baking pow
der
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Circuit Court-HeisLau .n.~.

The following non-jury cases are for tril
to-day: 1874, Burgason VS. Bresnan; 1850,
Merchants national bank VS. Knickerbocker
insurance company; 1885, Shore VS. Cook;
4553, Costello VS. Mallory; 1880, Stanley ct al
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
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FOr AttOrney-General Criminal Court.
I p. SYKES is a candidate for Attorney General
81 of the Criminal Court, Shelby comfy, at the
August eection subject to the decision OF the DEM
ocratic and Conservative Convention.
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~ go. q. DENT is a candidate for Attorney. Con-
VI eral of the Bartlett Circuit Court OF Shelby
county, at the ensuing August election; subject to
the action OF the Democratic and Conservative Con-
yentiOn,
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For Chancellor.

DANIEL G. SHELBY (present Deputy Clertyl, is a
II candidate for Clerk Of the Bartlett Circuit
Court the ensuing August election, subject to the
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DIANO-An A No. / Knabe Piano.
L Apply at No. I31 Court street
pESIDENCE-CHEAP- rooms, servants
IL rooms, stable convenient, ellgibly located.
beautiful lot. well impnoved small cash payment
balance In monthly instaIments, for what place
A''' q" NJ APPERsON A. co.'s
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Ln1UICC . 11IECI 1HOuIOIuO1 II IrrJ OC11t0
For all liver complaints and their attendant
wis, bilious attacks, constipation, dyspepsia,
headache, fever and ague, malaria, etc, this
is a speedy remedy. Purely vegetable and
pleasant taste. G. w. Jones & Co., Mem
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re- Having the most complete establishment Of
tile kind In the Southwest and the machinery being
operated by steam, are enabled to turn out work
with great dispatch and at
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FOB SALE.

4 lARRIAGES--Rockaways Extenson-top Phae-
- tons, Doctors Phaetons, Open and Top Buggies
and light road Wagons, etc. of my own manu-
facture strictly first class and at prices 70 suit the
times. OWEN LILLY. Il Adams street.
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lid. WORSHAM Is a candidate for Clerk of the
IL Circuit Court at the ensuing August election;
subject TO the action Of the Democratic and Con-
sentative Convention.
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DO You Want

Four-dollar cashmere pants for 81 so? Then
90 to the Great Western Clothing House.
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- l. MCDOWELL announces himself as a candi:
-. date for Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Shelby
county at the August election: subject TO the action
OF the Democratic conservative Convention.
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do Won Want

Boys and children's clothing at extreme low
prices? Then go to to the Great Western
Clothing House.
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Judge OF the Criminal Court.

nABNEY NJ. SCALES announces himself as a
u candidate Tor Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF
shelby county at the August election, subject to the
action OF the Onseryatfye Convention.
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DO YOu Want

Five-dolar cashmere pants for 50? Then go
to the Great Western Clothing House.
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PERSONAL.

IF DANIEL DEyANA, late OF Canada, Will send
his address to lock box "a, HoOpeston, ILL.,, he
will hear something 70 his advantage.
IGT L. DUFF, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw,
w. No. 81 Adams street
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OPINION of DR.. S. J. Quimby, Memphis,
Tenn: 81 have prescribed for my patients
Colden's Liebig's liquid extract of beef and
tonic invigorator, and have found it to act
admirably in cases demanding a nutritive
tonic and stimulant action.
W. N. WILKINSON & CO., Agents.
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Trunks and Pelessieurs,
Best and cheapest, at Factory, 352 Main St.
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Embree's Liver Medicine, Fifty Cent.

An elegant cashmere suit for $40, fully worth
$152 Then 60 to the Great Western Cloth
inc House.
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DO YOu Want

For paints, oils and window-glass, go
Deans, 3S1 Main street.
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I GLAND LEATHERMAN is a candidate for Judge
II OF the Criminal Court OF Shelby county. at the
August election subject to the action OF the Demo-
cratic and Conservative Convention.
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i S. GALLOWAY Is a candidate for Clerk OF the
- Circuit Court, at the ensuing August election,
subject the action OF the Democratic and ConseT-
valve Convention.
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For CIerlk Cd Circuit Court.

~ L. ANDERSON is a candidate for reelection 10
-. the Office Of Sheriff; subject TO the action OF
the Convention of the Democratic aud Conservative
party of Shelby county.
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Do You Want

For frames and looking-glasses, g
to L. NJ. Dean, 381 Main.
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DO You Want
An Are of s;onnetition.

A handsome business suit for So, worth $12?
Then go to the Great Western Clothing House.
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d T. SCRUGGS Is a candidate for Judge OF the
L Criminal Court OF Shelby county, at the ensu-
Ing August election.
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+ p. GENTRY, OF Collierville, is a candidate for
81 Register OF Shelby county, subject TO the Demo-
cratic and Conservative Convention.
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For CIerk or the County Court.

THAS. A. BEEHN is a candidate for County Reg
~ lister at the ensuing August election, 1873.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Truntee.
For sheriff.

WE are authorized to announce J. J. RAWLINGS
w a candidate for reelection TO the Office of
County Trustee at the August election; subject TO
the Democratic and Conservative Convention.
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~ p. FOUTE IS a candidate for Criminal Cour
VI. Judge; subject 10 the action OF the Demo
cratic -ConseryatiNe Convention.
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A fine dress suit for $12, fully worth 800
Then 90 to the Great Western Clothing House
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TTNHoMAs H. LOCKWOOD is a candidate (for re
Il electiOnl for Judge Of the Criminal Court OF
Shelby county al the ensuing August elect lS IS
subject 20 the action of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OnnVenfinn-
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For cheap wallpaper and window-shades,
go to L. M. Dean, 381 Main.
Printing, BOok-Binding and LithOgraph-

In another column appears the advertise
ment of S. c. Toof & Co, job printers, book
binderss and photographers, No. Is West
Court street. Toof & Co. have large and
well-stocked b-printing establishment, sec
ond to none in the south. They turn out job
printing in a style that cannot be excelled.
Their book-binding is complete in every re-
spect, and their work IN this line cannot be
surpassed by any of the best establishments
north or east. In the line of lithographing,
our business men duly appreciate the fact that
the elegant work performed by Toof & Co. is
of superior quality
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PRICES ASLOW

as any In the United States. We make no specially
In any OF our departments, but give all best at
tention. Blank Books receive the same careful
attention as do those fine Wedding and Party
Invitations that we are now almost daily exc
cutting; and Bill Heads and Letter Heads
receive the same that devote to fine En-
graved Certificates OF stock, DiplO-
mas. etc. We have first-class facilities for all
work we undertake-ether In Printing, Bookblnd-
ing or Lithographing. Give US a trial.
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II ". GRIEBBLi Is a candidate for re- election for
III. Register of Shelby county. at the ensuing
August election; subject TO the action OF the Demo-
cratic and Conservative Convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-21

NR s. L. RAINES OF White Haven, is a candf-
date for Clerk OF the County Court at the ensu-
ing August election; subject 20 the action OF the
Democratic and Conservative Convention.