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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-23
ABSENTEES.
List of Citizens Registered at the APP
peal ONCE who Left the City
since Sunday Last.

AS per promise, we continue our list of ab-
sentees. Those named below registered at
the APPEAL office since Sunday last:
James T. Kennedy, New York.
w. w. Shouse, Pittsburg.
Miss Grace Llewellyn, Cleveland, Tenn.
Mrs. b. F. Murphy, Sarnia, Canada.
J. w. Jordan and family, Frayser's Station.
Mrs. A. French, GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Mrs. E. Quinlan and family, Frayser's Sta
ton.
Mrs. Monnier, Decatur, Ala.
Miss Lille Curle, Frayser's Station.
NJ. S. Chapsky, Dancyville, Tenn.
Mrs. S. q. Danbury, Cincinnati, o.
Mrs. w. r. Smith, Jordan Station, KY.
Mrs. g. w. M'Near, Decatur, Ala.
Mrs. j. L. Stratton, Huntsville, Ala.
Simon Sturm, Colierville, Tenn.
Mrs. J. Patterson, salisbury, Tenn.
Hon. JEFF Davis, BeauvoIr, Miss.
P. J. Kelly, Bon Aqua Springs, Tenn.
J. II. Sannoner, Salisbury, Tenn.
Mrs. Worsham, Lucy, Tenn.
A. C. Lobdale, Somerville, Tenn.
F. w. Ware, North Stockholm, N. Y.
J. II. Hammer, Braden, Tenn.
S. Frank Andrews, Bowling Green, KY.
]. G. 0'NeIl, Bowling Green, KY.
Mrs. Geo. Hook, West Point, Iowa.
J. B. Weaver. Bartlett, Tenn.
S. L. James, Emery, Va.
A. Boyd, Hamilton, Canada.
Mrs NJ. E. Nall, Durhamville, Tenn
Z. Dashiell. Somerville, Tenn.
Mrs. E. c. Postal, Augusta, Ark.
A. V, Laurenzi, st. Louis.
r. D. Jordan, Louisville, KY.
Louis Herzog, New York.
Mrs. NJ. c. Ballard. Holly Springs, Miss.
]. II. Childress, Louisville, KY.
Mrs. George CAN'T, Bon Aqua Springs,
Tenn.
Mrs. J. J. DuBose, Columbia, Tenn.
Cliff Bruce, Cheviot, Ohio.
Mrs. A. l. Cummins, Forrest Hill, Tenn.
Mrs. NJ. V. Aldrich. Brownsville, Tenn.
Mrs. B. c. Yancey, Lagrange, Tenn.
w. A. Joplin, Osceola, Ark.
J. P. Alban, Huntsville, Ala.
Mrs. NJ. C. Brown, Olive Branch, Miss.
George Prick, Brinkley, Ark.
J. P. Hoffman, Germantown, Tenn.
R. D Rambaut, Bailey Springs, Ala.
Mrs. Kate Floyd, Winona, MINI.
Mrs. John Johnson Dickson, Ala.
Mrs. N: A. Paine, HON Lake, Miss.
D. P. Kennedy, Louisville, KY.
Joe 2. Carey, Rogersville, Tenn.
Mrs. S. E. Cochran, Hurricane Springs,
Tenn.
J. L. Sharpe, Johnsonvllle, Tenn.
Mrs. A. Sadler, Senatobia, Miss.
Mrs. NJ. Apperson, Eminence, KY.
I. A. White, Rossville. Tenn.
w. II. Burke, King William Courthouse,
Va.
Mrs. ]. F. Sellers, Covington, Tenn.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hardin, Chulahoma, Miss.
George r. Phelan, Bon Aqua Springs,
Tenn.
t. A. Fisher, Iuka, Miss.
J. E. r. Ray, Bartlett Tenn.
J. G. Henning, Bon Aqua Springs, Tenn.
r. J. Black, Mason, Tenn.
Joe Wetter, White Bear Lake, MINI.
c. J. Kelly, Fort Worth, Texas.
julius A. Taylor, Como, Miss.
d. O'Donnell, Whites Station, Tenn.
Mrs. H. E. Taylor, fernando, Miss.
w. Diggs, Waterford, Miss.
J. NJ. Goodbar, Goodbar, Tenn.
Dan A. johnson, Adams Station, Tenn.
Thomas F. Tobin, Paradise, KY.
J. w. Lindsey. EIge6eld, Tenn.
Mrs. E. A. Cole, Nashville, Tenn.
Captain Ed Nowand, Cincinnati.
Mrs. N Henry, jacksonville, Miss.
G. L. Saffarrans, Iuka, Miss.
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BE was en- route to Hot Springs, Arkansas,
when taken down.
Mr. JOIN C. FORBES died at the hospital,
last evening, of yellow-fever, contracted
while In charge Of the sub-depot Of the How
ard association, on Alabama street.
GENERAL BUTLER P. ANDERSON, Of the
Towards, Is laid up with spralned ankle at
Grenada, Mississippi, but he is able 10 give
all necessary directions and instructions.
WE are under obligations TO Z. & Louis
Hahn, merchant tailors, l35 Fourth avenue,
Louisville, for list, which we publish to-day,
OF the Memphlans sojourning in that city.
Ma. Z. J. HILL. who has been i'll with
yellow-fever for several days, at the Worsham
house, died last night. HIS wife was very low
with fever, and fears were entertained that
she would not survive until morning.
The well known house of Hill, Fontaine d
Co. presents its usual business appearance.
Every department has its head, and one
would hardly realize the fact that the present
scourge exists while visiting this establish
ment.
GENERAL w. ]. SMITH, first vice presi-
dent of the Howard association, returned
from Grenada sick last night. He went TO
his office, on Madison street, between Main
and Front streets, and the Towards were at
once summoned TO his assistance. Mr.. Lang
staff and other members visited him, and
sent for physician. There was great diff
Guilty In finding one, but at last one was OBJ
tanned General Smith had a high fever, and
was much Frustrated. Il was hoped that he
did not have the yellow-fever, but the symp-
toms were unfavorable.
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Various Causes,

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappointment
and hereditary predispostion, all operate to turn
the hal gray, and either of them inclnes it to shed
pI ematurely. AYERS HAIR vIGOR will restore faded
or gray, light and red hair to a rich brown or deep
black, as may be desired. 1t softens and cleanses
the scalp, giving 1t healthy action. and removes
and cures dandruff and humors. BY its use falling
hair is checked. and new growth will be produced
In all where the follcles are not destroyed or
glands decayed. Its effects are beautifully shown on
brashy, weak or sicky hair to which few applica-
tons will produce the gloss and freshness of youth
Harmless and sure In Its operations, ii is incompar
able dressing and is especially valued for the
soft luster and richness of tone it imparts 1t
tans neither oil nor dye, and will not soil or color
white cambria; yet 1t lasts long on the hair, and
keeps It fresh and vigorous.
For SALE ALI, DEALERS.
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A Healthy Body anu a clear Head.

If Indigestion, constipation and biliousness tor
ment the body the head cannot be clear These dis
orders react upon the brain most hurtfuly, and pro-
duce cloudness in the organ of thought not expe-
rienced by a healthy man. Happily these brain op-
pressing maladies may be entirely dspeled by that
peerless Alternative, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which cheers, refreshes and invigorates the brain
and nerves, while it regulates the organs of diges-
ton, assimilation and bilious secretion. 1t expels
the morbid humors which poison the system through
the bowels and urinary passages, and exerts pow
erfully lnvgorating influence WE'LL Its cathartic
action is never irritating, violent painful, but
even, natural and progressive. As appetizer and
sleep promoter, the Btters is unrfvaled. 1t miti-
gates the intrmities CT age, relieves the ailments
peculiar to the genter SEX premature decay
and builds up an enfeebled physique
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ing yeIlow-fever, IL; nursed BY association,
40; convalescent, 2; number died, 3; new
cases, 8.
District No. I1<-P. w. Semmes, visitor:
Number of persons sick, q having yellow
fever, z; persons died, 2; nursed by associa-
ton, z.
District No. Pc. ]. Mansford, visitor:
Number of persons sick, 81; having yellow
fever, 40; nursed by association, AZ; persons
convalescent, IL; persons relapsed, l sent to
hospital, / new cases, /; recovered, Z.
District No. Be. b. Foster, visitor:
Number of persons sick, II; having yellow
fever, 10; nursed by association, 8; new
cases, 5.
District No 4-Stoddard and Rogers, VS.
Itors: Number of persons sick, Is; having
yellow-fever, IS; nursed by association, II;
convalescing, 2; new cases, 2.
District No. 5-W. A. Holt, visitor: Num-
Der of persons sick, D; having yellow-fever,
Is: nursed by association, %; coRvalescing,
u; new cases, 6; persons re Elapsed, 8.
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CITIZE s. RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Contributions Made to the CommissaI y
Department Yesterday I'm Money
and SuppIies-A Generous
Circus Man.

A telegram from J. w. M'Crary, secreta y
of war, Washington City, was received 10y
Mayor Fhppin, yesterday, as follows: For y
Thousand rations sent you yesterday fro IN
Chicago"
Mayor Flippin yesterday sent the followir 9
dispatch to B. Lowenstein, New York: "Coi-
lect all the money you possibly can at ont p.
We need it badly. Yellow-fever on the in
crease"
Ames, Beattie e. Co. have loaned an off ce
desk, and w. X. Thixton has furnished a
table to the commissary department of tie
citizens relief committee.
Mr.. Lemon, of Lenoir station, East Ten
nessee, has contributed one hundred sacks IF
-four to the citizens relief committee. TIE
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia, al d
Memphis and Charleston railroads have
agreed to transport this generous donatIon
free. Mr.. S. r. Cruise, of Huntsville, Ala
bama, through whom the telegram came ar
nouncing Mr.. Lenoir's contribution, was ly
error credited with this.
Mr.. G. Nelson, of Henry avenue, donates
one and one-half gallons of sweet milk daily.
The following contributions were received
by the commssary yesterday: c. Nelson, one
gallon milk; L Bertorelli, one bucket lard,
fifteen pounds coffee; J. II. johnson, half
dozen towels; Wheeler, Pickens d Co., OF e
nest of five measures; Fl. Brooks Il Co., sew
enteen pounds butter; H. Cohen, jr., sewn
pounds shoulder meat; ]. Gavin, sixteen
pounds hominy; Menken Bros, three hundred
and fifty loaves bread.
GENEROUS CIRCUS MAN.
The following telegram exhibits generos-
ity and remembrance In times of trouble
worthy of emulation and remembrance for
ever:
KINKARDINE ONT, August 81, 1873.
Messrs Galloway Il Heating, Projectors Memphis
Appeal:
Authorize the relief committee to draw on
me at sight for FIVE hundred dollars, at To-
ronto, Canada. Answer after seeing them, to
Listowell, Canada. for Thursday.
W. A. COLE, Proprietor Coles Circus.
ANOTHER CONTRIBUTION.
A telegram from Philadelphia, from James
Graham & Co, addressed to Stewart, Gwynne
& Co.. says: draw on us at sight for one
hundred dollars for your relief fund"
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS.
Pete Madigan furnishes all the drays need
ed free of charge.
John Kane furnishes two horses and a
wagon.
Robert Galloway tenders his place, six
miles out on the Memphis and Paducah rail-
road, as a camp for the poor.
F. B. Russell has furnished horse, saddle
and bride.
R. G. LattiDg & Co. donates all the soap
needed for camp and other purposes.
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LIST OF MEMPHIANS
SoJOurniBE In Louisville, or who have
Passed Through, I'm Route to
Other Points.

To the Editors Of the Ap. cal:
LOUISVILLE. August 22.-Several days ag,.
when large numbers OF Memphis people wer
arriving here daily, aud being strangers, did
not know where to find each other, we mace
an announcement that we would open reg
ister at our place of business, so that strar
gers could know each others whereabouts.
Seeing your request in last Sundays Issu
that cltiz sns OF Memphis shou'd inform you
where they are, | send the inclosed list ct
those who have registered here and their az
dress in Lo Iisville. There are many MOI :
here, who have not yet registered. Your.
truly, z. LOUIS NAHM.
P.S.-Our city is open to all who wi
come. Many Grenada people are also her,
aud the best of health prevails. IE. q L. N.
James S Carpenter 287 Third street.
j. II. Loewenstine, Louisville hotel.
Goldsmith, Merchants hotel.
Henry n. Loewenstine aud wife, 15S Sew
enth street.
Morris r. LoeweDstine aud family, Fifth
street, near Walnut.
Ellis Leubrie, Louisville hotel.
f. Wolff, Louisville hotel.
A. Strauss, 285 West Walnut street.
Abe Godshaw, 1859 Seventh street.
r. D. Jordan and wife, Mrs. Crawford and
Miss Lplie Crawford, 236 Fourth avenue.
Sam b. williamson. 594 Fourth avenue.
VIM z. Mida, 1873 Sixth street.
J. T. Kennedy. 81 West Walnut street.
P. B Clark, Louisville and Nashville rail-
road Office.
Henry Seessel, jr., Louisville hotel.
J. G. B)ck, 166 Fifth avenue.
David Levy St. Cloud hotel.
L Morris and family and p. Friedlander,
corner of Brook and Market streets.
f. X Ihn, "a Brook street.
Mrs T.. NJ. Morrison and Mrs. c. T..
Tucker, Mrs. Frederick's, corner of Main ar
jackson streets.
q. w. Parent. 100 Fifth avenue.
J. B. Parent and family, Richmond, Ken
lucky.
J. II. Childress, Louisville hotel.
Z. Woodward, 316 West Broadway stree .
Andrew Boro, 20 East Chestnut street.
John NJ Jack and D. c. Hager, COurie =
Journal office.
J H. Morrison, 104 Green street.
]. Clare M'DAvi:t, off to Elk Creek, Ken
lucky, to day.
r. NJ. Leech, off to Connaught, Ohio, =
day.
aIorgan Kelly, Joseph Chambers and WI
aud Misses Jennie and Lulu Chambers, of .
Cincinnati to-day
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Report OF Subscriptions In Money Made
observation-disclosures OF Those Sup
piled with Nurses-RepOrts OF
Visitors-Other Matters.

h. b. Gardner, secretary fur and wool hat
manufacturing association, New York, 1910;
"a Lady Friend" through J. G. Lonsdale,
sr., $50; Citizens of Colliervllle, Tennessee,
through DR.. J.. P. Gentry, $50; Isaac q.
Knox, vice president National stock-yards,
st. Clair county, Illinois, from patrons, 5000;
same parties, for Grenada, Mississippi, 800;
Two ladies, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, through
ID. Leet Wilson, cash for Grenada, $25; "a
Young Man." in New York, through D.
Eiseman, $40; Ed Auges, county, one barrel
apples; Thomas Walsh and employees of the
mechanical depot, Louisville and Nashville
railroad shop, Memphis, $57; Charles Kahn.
j., Cincinnati, Ohio, through c. w. Goyer &
Co., 800; Jerry O'Brien, postofice, Mem
& Gilliland, st. LOUIS, Missouri, through
VIM. R: Moore & Co., 800; Kahn & Erie
berg, Memphis, Tennessee, $40; Presbyte-
rian congregation at Huber's station, Ken
lucky, %; Evans, Eppincott & Cunningham,
Cincinnati, Ohio, 800; D. Furgeson, propri-
etor clearing house, from the citizens of Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, $500; w. A. Camp, man.
ager, New York, $3.50; Rock & O'NeiI, pub
fishers Dispatch, PIttsburg, Pennsylvania,
$104; Harrison, Hines & Miller, from the
lawyers of indianapolis, Indiana. 1876 IS.
O'' '>O- Secretary Howard Association.
LIST OF NURSES FURNISHED YESTERDAY.
John A. Roush, 100 Monroe.
VIM. Finnie, q Alabama.
Andrew Carlson, IA Adams.
Annie Berger, IA Adams.
DIR. J. c.. Rodgers, 101 Adams.
Sarah Parker, IS Exchange.
John Palmer. 40 Exchange.
Sam Pollock, 81 Front.
David Randolph, l68 Robinson.
Ada Dalston, johnson avenue.
Sophia Mainijack, johnson avenue.
Jno. Lucas, liz Exchange.
M. Blass, 1876 Beale.
ME- Wallace, 63 Main.
Alice Harris, 81 Fourth.
Mollie Erick, "a st. Martin.
Willie Griffin, 70 Winchester.
John Moorehouse, 142 Poplar.
Isaac Moorehouse, 142 Poplar.
Annie Atkinson. rear of Cochran hall.
Andrew Owen, 213 Court.
Tom Winters, jr., rs Linden.
MARY Turner, Thornton avenue.
Alex Heron, foot Exchange.
Lewis Jones. foot Exchange.
]. Isaacs, 212 Washington.
F. Sheppard, 81 Linden.
Z. Sheppard, 81 Linden.
Willie Sheppard, 81 Linden.
John Early, 1873 Poplar.
Mrs. Early, 1873 Poplar.
Thos. Warner, ia Front.
A. b. Woodward, 81 Adams.
N. Outlaw, 81 Promenade.
Chas. Nuverzagt, SO exchange.
Jno. Waldran, Washington.
Alex Lanier, l12 Fourth.
vpsrERpAY's REPORTS OF DISTRICT VISIT
ORs.
District No. l-Edmundson and Warning,
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a Gard.

EDITORS APPEAL-As there seems 70
be some doubt as ito my Whereabouts, ), l
write to say that am mot at tae = n Of the
Bethel nlace- on Pigeon Roost road, about
midway between Gill 5 and Buntyn's stations.
Thouo6 much reduced in flesh and strength
bv the summer's work and by two attacks OF
malarial fever, have been IN town part Q.
almost every day, attending TO ous hnen st. :.
tending 10 the calls of those of our citizens
who have moved to the suburbs. Respect
fully yours, R. B. AAuHf' A'O'
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

" EsIHABLE front rooms and good board,
j. az Mrs. ANDEfSONs, SO Jefferson s..
DOOMs AND BOARD ..
i oAAi'- O' sOOi OO''' '''- as Union street
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rsUsTEE-s SALE.

by virtue Of certain trust dssd 81 <S ~ In M
IL January rs. 1873. said deed pslns ~ aoi.a -
book I22, page 1879, of the ReslstSI ; ii''q ~
PAYMENT of the notes secured by said deed, Will, On
Monday. September <, 1878,
proceed SELL to highest bidder for cash. at the
Courthouse door, in the city OF Memphis, the follow
ing described real estate IN Shelby county Tenn.
viz: Being seveniynve feet of the northern part OF
the lot on the northwest corner of Hoeg and Waldran
avenues, now owned by Mrs. Eliza p. Barnes, and
conveyed to her by VIM. II. Hoeg by deed registered
in book 81. page 80, In the Registers office of
Shelby county, Tenn: Beginning at a point one
hundred and ninety-nne feet from the intersection
of the west side or Waldran avenue with the north
side OF Hoeg avenue; thence running vest and par
allel WIN Hoeg avenue a distance OF enc hundred
and seventy 1.-TWO feet; thence north and parallel with
Waldrsn seventy-fve feet thence east and parallel
with Beg avenue one hundred and seventy-two feet;
thene south seventy five feet with the west side Of
Wald avenue 70 the beginning. Sale between hours
OF II a m and II m. Title believed to be good, but
Suyey as trustee only. Equity of redemption
- 4. c. ". METCALF, Trustee
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To THOSE who wish to free themselves of
the:nsosquitOes and heat Of the city, the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad will sell, for the
Somerville train, leaving at six o'clock in the
evening, and the regular mail train, leaving
at midnight on Saturdays, round trip tickets
TO any station on its line, good to return uu-
til the following Monday, inclusive, at one
fare for the round trip. This arrangement
will be continued during the remainder of
the cheated term" and will enable many of
our good people, whose business will not adj
NIT of a more protracted absence, to make a
short trip to the country, which viii prove
very refreshing and beneficial to them. Iuka
springs is accessible to the people of Mem
phis, and offers advantages and attractions
to this class of people.
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Mules and Horses for Sale.

Messrs. J. B. & W. A. FARES, dealers in
mules and horses, No. 55 Union street, near
the postofhce, have just received and are re-
ceiving to-day a lot of horses, and will
have more shipped from Kentucky. They
have just received a carload of extra fine
dray and draught mules. They have also a
good compliment of colored hands, who have
been with them for long time, and who ex-
meet IN bravo the fever
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personal.

John Ra1 4. 6. sf s' Sc II; ~. ,,oa,.
MAJOR RoLFE S. SAteSDKas
the Tennessee press, sas accen.a a9GrIm5erly oil
ton of manager OF lie WasSSSooth the posi-
Gazette. Clfy
Mr.. J. L. WARDLow, tie wen.L
ton man, was very low with fever IaIo9wn cot
so low, indeed. as to excite the rSss night
of his friends. eus'on
Mr.. THoxAs q. AILsE, JR., of tb;. .;...
is sick with the fever at D. Louis NJ. city
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]. B. & w. A. FAIRIES,
DEALERS IN
MULES Sc HORSES
Union stree
Near POstOifice. Me Iphis, Tenn.
large assortment Of Stock always on hand.
ETorything guaranteed as represented
solicited.
NON-RESIDENTS.
Nnn-Resident Nnf,ee

No. 81, r. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
csunty, Tennessee. B. Aydlett, Guardian, etc,
vs.. Susan FoWlkes ct al.
II appearing from the cross-bill of Fanny FCwlkes
filed herein which is sworn TO, that defendant, Win
ME Fowlkes is nonresident of the state Of Ten
nessee
Ii is therefore ordered. That she make her ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse of said Probate
Court, in Memphis Tennessee, on or before the rst
Monday in September, 1878, and plead. answer or
demur TO the crossbn of Fanny Fowkes filed herein,
and set for hearing eXpaTte; and that copy of this
order be published once week. for four successive
weeks, In the Memphis Daily Appeal.
This July 81, 1878.
- A copy attest: JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By'Huzh b. Cullen, Deputy Clerk.
"a. ". TTIieheart Solicitor. sfsfee frt
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D;strict No. l-Edmundson and Warning,
visitors: Number of persons sick, So; hay-
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Save YOur ChiId's Life

Bygivlng DIR. Moffett's TEETHINA teeth
ing pOsoders.) Teethina will regulate the bow
els and make teething easy. Cures cholera
infantum and the summer complaints of chill.
dreD, heals eruptions and sores and prevents
worms. Anodynes only soothe; Teethina
cures the child. w. n. Wilkerson g. Co.,
and all druggists keep it.
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Special Notice.

ALI parties wishing to go down to the
Refugee Camp Williams will apply to E.
Marshall, at 50 South Court street. They
will be furnished with transportation to the
camp and with supplies while in camp. All
are urged to go down. Trains will leave ev-
cry evening at three o'clock.
CHARLES g. FISHER,
Chairman Citizens Relief Committee.
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Peabody Hotel BOarders.

The Peabody hotel proprietor has deter
mined to carry on business on the European
hotel and restaurant plan for the accommo-
dation of citizens and strangers visiting the
city. Regular meals-breakfast, dinner or
supper-will be furnished at fifty cents each.
You can also order what you want, and there
by get a good meal or lunch at much less
cost. You pay for your room, and eat when
and what you please.
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rNnERTAkMRs
UNDERTAKES,

s2O Vain, OPP. Peabody Hotel.
A LwAYs on hand, q large assortment OF METALLIC
a Gases and Caskets, and WOODEN Coulns' VI
e's5S 80 Cor, S5-5gs b5 telegraph psompty filed. HDe
.safs sNIrped g. a. D.
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WANTS.

{ GOD CarTiage-smith Apply immediately 10
y q. =. BklMMISGHAA, Trenton Tenn
IOASTJ RAGE Parties having stock 10 pasture for
L the summer, Will call on -.
J. r. MoCULLERs, as Monroe ST.
\ n Englishman wants 70 work for his board
-. A,-,--ssa 81 Z. p, this once.
iOAhINEh-ln one OF the best paying and best
u located saE-mills IN West Tennessee ADDE'S
SAW MILL. Appeai OfieF