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SPLRKs EROM TiE TELEGRiPH.

Alfred Van Kcnoth and John Fox. boys OF Dobh's
Ferry, were drowned on Thursday, pond near that
place
The Boston and Name Railroad Company found guilty
the september Tern ol the New Hampshire supreme
Court o causing the death M mary DOmn, vi uiva
FAILS, has been fined S2,oDJ and costs
The House Committee on Public buildings and Grounds
has agreed Ia report hill tor the construction Of IRE
proof builns on the smith ,0An grounds To be used as
nau nnal museum, anpropTiatAs therefor S23O,V.0
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Weeping on Receiving the Death sentence.

MIppLrrowN. y. Y, Jan. 25.-John G. Bald
win, convicted Of the murder William H. Spunl.t,,n.
In peerpark, oran-c county ON the mehi oct = was
today sentenced by Judge Barnard TO bee hanged at
Goshen March -, next BALDWIN wr, aloud un rrroiN.
ihs V ~hirhtv hriur 30 Nn> rfuuuunt rd %. dr,lari
Nuist nntft No. lNt SAT- tht .uu.fIitvs
him made II impossible Tor him IA cslUr tic heli mo-
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speclal AEON, mrnchc.r. Victory.

or thu twelve or fifteen smusslcrs Of silks ana
acc- whom CAPT chafl,, Bracket detected anl ar.
rested some months aso. the only rcuauln. m cu.
tod, Yesterday, uamrlA. moma, e. owens aSurser. and
Alvin Graf. wharf suu'riutenIunt both employed
lN tlr Nhfnunl steamship conn ANY, need 20
me kinss county fcmHuuAry Th, maximum penalty
L. two NVaf- NrisNnurut and $1,000 zine Iul.r Ht i-
eNct imposed the tall term of Imprisonment and sl,pO
q 4ll j "a
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The wounded Actor

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.-John r. 'Donough.
the actor, who was accidentally shot yesterday NJ hn
resliencc North Thirteenth street passed very WI
easy night nhou hs llN siriAns sA} tlic W'unl hJ
no means fatal Tue haO which WAS found to lave
pdpd lust under the sAln behnd tr lett shoulder wa
nAlIAA lNl llls nlnrnInl
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PITTSBURGH Jan 25.-The Western Iron A.
soclauon held a meeting in mis city yesterday and to
fAy Yesterdays session and that Oi last night were
taken up with the consideration o circular Ia curail
proiucton and the best mode of rfr cuns that result IN
n equitable A rv-nlulun niuptrd this
morning that the mills belonging 10 tins association
hereby limit themselves running snsle turn,
its equivalent all finished Iron tins resolution "
take effect February =, 1878"
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ENGLAND AVOIDING A WAR.
lord BEi iCONsFIELD MAKES ExPLANA-
TONS IN TIE HOUSE OF LORDS.
The fleet that had been Ordered to the Dn~-
daneiie. Directed to Hem"ia In Besika
Bny-Thc Eari OF Cnrnarvon's Resisnntiou
Accepted uussia's Conditions OF Peace.

my INC .''' " " 49,, -,
Accepted H"ss'"s '"no''o"- "' Te"'e'
Ioxpox Ian o. All thot il known this
h"ND''' '"n - w. 49,,
morning about the Caolnct uissenslohs anu
varliks preparations comes through Liberal
..'... l., ii,.,ir,, a., i,,cn,;o, ~, Tho di..
h'WSP"p'iS' 'n"''"''"e W. ,"' No." -,
scnticnt members oil the hoNerhmcht 10 glNe
public opinion an oppor,uuity to make itself
-, ~, ,,.. a,,a,,,as o.,, ,,,o, - s,,.,,,, ,,,,.
hehru' "in 'hc rh"iV'9 W ''". " Sums "''' ~
war agitation will begin Immediately; but the
cop,irund pussion advance and nppnrent de-
.,t..t. . A., -, ,,,,,i, g., L.,.,, ,,.o,,,,,od ,
termihh''oh W lShoic h"H"'' nav. ptv""''"
strong impression here and good Judges be-
uoyo thc covnrnmrnt would be supported I'm
-, .'...,,..,,. ,i,., pussia, oc.,,r,,ion -,
iorclo'y preventing 'h' h"7s'"h V''"p"''"h vi
Cons,antinoplc.
II Its.ers certain that tho Earl OF Carnnryon
,,'i., .,,o,orv md Lord p,,hv roroi,r
Colohl"i 'V"''S' "''" N'''' i''''~"
Secretary have rendered thcir designations.
The cnusc Of the designations was not So much
,.t..,,- ., ,,. o., ,,.'.i,,a..,.,.
inc u'W'l"iii".'"h l., "sA ivr s"pn'c"n'n'"i'
supplies for the military and naval service as
nm intention to take steps that will be sure 10
III ., ,,..,,. ,,.bf,h lit u..ri,. ,,,t cnrnarVon
'"" ~ "'' ""'0" i.i iu9 '', "'' "a ""' ,'
arc not yet prepared to admit in unavoidable.
Such overt acts would undoubtedly include the
,..,,,.,.,, - c,ti,,ii. h., ,hc tn.,ru,ti,,s
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Imported English grain waterproof lace Shoes
surface Stitched IA old style, 500 Knox Morgan, Oil
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snnnMly's n,Don>nuAyr OF snIru
a Correspondence between Secretary sehurz
mud the k.cnerAI OF the Ar,,Y.

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To q 'u. sherman "a lHtiNr and received from
H'H4 " t'ltSs "'lA 'i WHICH are gwen below:
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the rufnrr.n.nt of ,.f,hl .i,,l iay,. MA ,i ~ '
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Ti, - w,f. TIC ma IN .ui' .e I. tr,t.s ,n H. r,,
n Nolr rit.r rel, rr.i De-, tlsiu h.1i T., g. M
have com. l., nv nfti,. -' '" may "''
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G.u I su,nN.s 4 'H" 'N"1"@'
VI AnQt sNftfs or INV AMY.
NtuN.fnN. t.4Jtn 20. ISIS
HH = bog. ST'fffIy y nl tr ifilf. Washington. % q
N your tttff ni At-i fihl hii h in "a prompt o. s
chim amy lutiu-' % r'hrci uro or nnlruch The cor
l,.l",, ,l any ''lvil n.l' ~ V' nNh v inquiry
appointed hs you 10 lnAesusnie the luiian ,cr.
vice. have never son -Nl frluu, nor
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or $50. Machines sold on installments, -, %
onthIy 0eo 4 Watson, 81 Montgomery st, Jersey oi',
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JOTrINGs .iBoUT TOWs.

Cloudy weather. followed 10y clearing weat
warm s,uthcriy, ,cerius Ia colder westerly "inIs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
Pensions! Pensions ,
WAR 1919.

ACTS FEB. I4ih, 1871, AyDMARCH o., 49,
owe Pensions Of IS per Month fro.
II Acts, 70 all persons who served M, q, Z. q
THAN "a DAYS, unless in Battle. Wa LIS
such persons arc entitled, ritkoaf rsgsrJ W. %
Of marriage. % Or.
Widows OF Soldiers who were married
fttrgarg i1th, 1915, are entitled under ~ '' q
ISL. The children OF Soldiers are a., . az y
under these Acts '''tel
Under the Act OF March 9th ISIS. An.
whose names we're stricken iron the pepsio,
Tor serving in the late Cird Var, 6re re1, ,o'.
The benefit 70 date only from the 9A a. hi ''g
1878, and for time whilst stricken I'll '''''',
Names in fail Of the soldier and Canal, ,-,
whom the soldier served, and the STAT. c--1l.'
and town, II possible. where the Ssl5;.r
from, and any other particulars rcmcmbers5. a., .--
Service mass be yiren. Also IL any G.urt- ~ VI
Warrant has been received under Actof i>-e
1888. Names of Widow before and after u...
age, when, where, and by whom rar,;.i
date OF death of husband, when and vhsr. '''
Persons no served in thc Mexican W,r ,,,
send names and particulars. as Congress Xii ...''
badly also give Pensions to said persons.
Such rs are interested IN thc said bcu.Gt. ....
address the subscriber, with as little tl,'ars.
sib'e, enclosing postage for answer. Adlrg.
= DIAN -. <S;tIlahCI..
CLAfv .Nu PArfNr AcrIr
NO. 20lD T. STREET. \. WEST
WASHINGTON.
March 80, 1878. T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
The Old Family Journal,
VARIETY.
j." LittIo Ceniurers. -

o." / am fond 90 cl1di,n. said tie late Dr.
Biuucy. eel THINK ;lcm tho poetry Of thc
world the fresh GowcIs % o0r hcntis and
homes little coujorcrs. wiyh tair natural
magic. cy5Sing jy tlCir spells what delights
md carichcs all ranks and equa'izas the differ
cnt classes oi society often AS thcy bring
with them anxieUrs aud cares. AMI live 90
occasion sorrow anil grief we should get 90
very badly without them. Culy think, s..
thcro was never anything anywhere 90 bc seen
but great erowu-up mcu aud women How
we should long fr tho sight &c Little child
livery iuiout comes into thc world Ike a dele
gated prophet. tie larJireer and herald Of
good tidiucs. whose o.icc it is % turn tac
fathers 20 tie children. aui 90 draw lle
5isobe3icnt 90 the wisdom cf tho just a
child sUf,-us aud Tur.fes thc Heart, warming
and melting 10 ly IRIS soutt presence; it enc
riches Tie sil lyucw feelings. and awakcas
within what Is favorable Oh virtue. Z. IS O
beam % rie fountain nc i.ye, teacher
whose lessons iev c.u.. r.s..t i-Ilt- recall
US from mitch tLat -ce- le-s ana encourage
scl.ishucss. freezes tle affections, rnrcteus thg
manners. iu3grs'es Ocl01t. toy brighten
Che home. deepen 're. iry.-.ut cNI'i'n.
hiuse courage, ari viEi.y and sustain '--
-haritic, gf 5-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06

MORE RAIN!
A Good Season for Corn

4 Good Season lot OOrn.
4 7 the urgcutrcquest Of the Councilof Charles
y town. have removed my Harness Establish
nvnt for Beasts. 10 the lot in the Jail, which Is
situated upou The site of the old jail in which Mr..
John Brown served short time. Ay shop Is also
opposite Mr. Leisenrings Hotel Stable. where par
ties stopping snd breaking liame-String can have
them repaired With the consent Of the Commit
tee on grounds, work will be despatched with the
usual promptness.
HENRY y. MIDDLEKAUFF,
Late Of the Market House Lot.
August %, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06
NOTICE.

/ IL persons are hereby warned not 10 trespass
"A on my Vineyard and Orchard. The law will
Be enforced against all ofcudcrg Parents are
earnestly requested 10 warn their boys or they
may be injured. Night plunderers will receive
special attention by armed guard No admit
lance on Sundays 10 any person.
Aug. s, lS73-tf. j. J. IL. SIkAlIH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-07-06

Dth-ue, Black and a.oau N4ter Proof Cloak
I + ils. jazz received br
Dec -,le1I. Go ". .. EEAASLLY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05

| sheriff of Lee county, Arkansas, who shot
Bob Church, colored, on the corner of Second
and Gayoso streets, some months since.
On Friday last the Grst wheat of the sea-
son-thirty-eigh sacks-arrv5d Ia Memphis.
| Ii was 2 good article, classed No. 2, and Was
| from Pamela county, Mississippi, where 1T was
| grown Is the respected Judge Simmons and
| does credit to hrs abilities, showing that he
is Is good farmer rs a newspaper editor. 1t
was consigned to Taylor & Arnold, Front
street. Yesterday two more lots arrived-the
| frat of the season from Tennessee-a fifteen
an1 twenty-five sack lot. They were shipped
| by Skaller d Bro, from Somerville, Tennes-
see, to HanaUer & Co, II Front street. OF
the three iots-seventy- sacks-the mills
of Memphis took one, the fifteen sacks; it
was ciassed No 8, and brought ninety-two
cents bushel. We have always been among
the first to protest against the folly of Mem
phis receiving wheat from the surrounding
country, sending 1t to st. Louis, tneu buying
it back IN the shape of flour; we have there
fore always ardently advocated the establish
ment of Touring mills in Memphis The
greatest difficulty in the way of the project
fcient supply of wheat in Memphis That
this objection was baseless we have shown
long ago, for three mills found wheat enough
here to supply them before the war, and the
Brownsville mill has done we'll since that pc
Rod; and if it can find wheat, Memphis mills
certainly can. If they do, however, it must
be by liberality, energy, and quick sighted en-
terprise To allow the first wheat arriving
here this season to pass through the city was
mistake. The first-coming cotton bales are
always welcomed with liberal premium. If
our millers wodld advertise their business,
and attract wheat to this market, they must
follow the example.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05

took Fitzsimmons place at right field, and
the team proved to be frst-ciass The Reds
could not hit Hickman. the Cleveland pitch
er, TO any extent, making only three safe hits
in the game, while the Willows lit on
Meagher for fonr, one being a double Dagger
by the catcher. White. As batting game
1t was complete izzle, Owing TO the ball
getting wet ia the tall grass and be-
coming soft. The Reds thought they had
a soft thing oE the Willows because they
had been defeated twice this season by
one-horse clubs, but they discovered their
mistake when too late. King catcher for the
Reds, had his lett che * skinned by foul
tip in the seventh InaluZ and the game was
stopped few inmates on account Of thesac-
cident. Oae Of MS hnc-rs -as siso split
open, but he played through the game and
came ont WITH very go0i record behind The
bat. Several double plays were made ON both
sides ard the fielding was very good all
around. WuIows. ) Reds, 2 Total hits
on base-WIinvs, ); Reds, > Passed balls
Ring, ); White, l Runs earned-Wit-
lows, 0; Reds, ,. Umpire-Mr. Mason.
COUPLE o TIMES.
ST. LOUIS, June The Star Lucases scored
two victories yesterday. defeating the Liber-
ertys IN the morning by Il score OF II to 3,
aud the Madisons IN the afternoon by a score
OF 10 to 6. Star Lucas, IL, Liberty, 3. Star
Lucas, 10; Madison, 6.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ladies' swimming clubs are popular in
England.
DO not forget the Fenian picnic at Ezti-
val park tomorrow.
The st. Louis people are enjoying it at
ninety degrees in the shade.
The Shelby county medical society meets
tonight at eight o'clock, sharp.
is every member of the county Demo-
cratic executive committee doing his duty?
Who has not heard of the Fenian pic
mic? 1t comes off tomorrow at Est ival
park.
Next Tuesday, at Estival park, the Bluff
City light artillery company picnic will take
place.
The average Memphian is trying to k,a p
cool by drinking large and long draughts OF
lager beer.
The eigth annual convention of the Tel l.
nessee Press association will be held at Knox =
VILE on Thursday, June Goth.
Attend The ceremonies of unwilling the
Confederate monument and decoration of
graves at Elmwood cemetery to-day.
The prayer-meetings in the First Presby-
terrain church will be postponed from
Wednesday to Thursday evening of this
week.
Every ward should send Its best men as
delegates to the county Democratic conven.
tion. Ward bummers should be left out in
the cold.
The Fra Diavoloopera club will, on the
night of Thursday, the thin zenith instant,
render chat charming opera for the benefit of
The Sisters of st. Agnes academy.
The sale of seats for the DeIurska cor
cert at Estlval PARK, on next Sunday night,
VIII commerce this morning at Peterss, On
Liam street, under the Peabody hotel.
The State female college commencement
exercises Will begin on Sunday next, and will
continue for four days. Wednesday, the
twelfth instant, will be commencement day.
AT the chancery court, Julia Ann Banks,
colored, has filed a petition for divorce
against Beverly Banks, colored, on the
grounds of adultery, cruel and inhuman
conduct, etc.
AT Estival park, tomorrow, the Fenians
will give their picnic. The friends of the
Fenlans are numerous, and they will be in
attendance. Good hunlor, fun and hospi-
tally will prevail.
Judge Heiskell, of the Shelby county
circuit court, yesterday. in the case of Rosa
Evans RS. Robert Evans granted the plaintiff
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05
PERSONAL.

w. A. WHEATLEY has for sale and rent a
choice lot of large and small houses, offices,
rooms. stores and building sites.
Mr. HERMAN SCHEEK makes business of
attending to graves at Elmwood. He does
good work at the very lowest prices.
WIN. M. PERKINS, ESQ.,, formerly promi-
nent member of our city council, was in the
city yesterday. In his country retirement he
is deep student of prophetic mysteries, and
is expected In the course of few days to de-
liver a lecture ON the millennium at the lee
ture hail at Buntyn station.
The Milan club begs leave to return their
sincere thanks to Messrs. Gus Milius, j..
KohlDerg and R. V .Vredenburgh for the kind
assistance rendered them at their entertain
ment, at Estival park on the twenty third
ultimo. Thanks are also due to the young
ladies and gentlemen who so kindly assisted
them In the sale of tickets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05
LOCAL NOTICES.

QUERY.-''Why viii men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bros.
Sea! of North Carolina at the same prlce?"
INvALIDs requiring stlmulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
ONLY one in the worId-ths genuine DR..
M 'Cabe medicated blackberry brandy; the
standard cure for all bowel diseases. Bears
tie written signature of DR.. Meade on each
label. G. W. JONES & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05
Ctrcu,t Court-Heiskeu. Judge.

The following cases are set for trial to-day
54O2. Knight, trustee, VS. Ensley; 5507, Hill,
Fontaine & Co. vs. Anderson, sheriff; 5549,
M'Clerkin, executor, VS. Hunt; 5581, Sullivan
VS. Sullivan; $685., Hendrix VS. Rice; 55S7,
Cowan VS. Russell; 5588. Freel VS. Pool; 5591,
Young VS. Odeneal; 1892, Williams vs. White;
1886, Moore & Co. VS. Hardin ct al; 5597,
Levy & Co. VS. Toube; 5598, Hawthorn VS.
Tighe; $500, Davis VS. Williams; 5601, Butt
VS. Ward ct al; $500, Kirk VS. Whaley; 1904,
Doud vs. Wurll; 5605, Gavin & Co. VS.
Walsh; $685. Hathaway VS. Webb; 5000, An
derson VS. Spears; 5000, Burrows VS. Hen
bricks; 5610,. Besthoff vs. Boyle; 56l1, De
Berry VS. Folz; 5612, Calvin vs. Nicoletti;
5613, Berlin VS. Terrell; 1914, Brinkley VS.
Lehman
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05
CHICKASAW GUARDS.
Election OF Commissioned and Non
Commissioned Officers aud a Board
of Directors Last Night.

AT the ChIckasaw Guards armory on Ad-
ans street, last night, the followiDg-naned
gentlemen were elected TO Offices:
OFFICERS.
Captain, S. L. Carnes; FIRST lieutenant. T.
A. LAMB; second lieutenant, J. S. Richard
son; third lieutenant, N. B. Camp: first SER
geant, A. w. Jones; ensign, James Kirk
land; second sergeant, Richard Wright
third sergeant, A. r. Taylor; fourth ser
geant, J. NJ. Bowen; fifth sergeant, S. A.
Pepper; ordnance and quartermaster-ser
geant, |. F. Peters; first corporal, E. R. Loop,
second corporal, Harry Alien; third corporal,
l.. r. Donelson; fourth corporal, A. H. Proud
fit; surgeon, DR.. Heller w. JOINS; chaplain,
Rev. Charles G. Parsons.
DIRECTORS.
The four commissioned officers and A. r.
Taylor, K. b. Allen, jr., James Kirkland, w.
L. Clapp, w. A. Sneed, l. F. Peters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05

THE educational and charitable institutions
of New Orleans are in constant receipt OF
large funds from the Louisiana State lottery
company, an institution specially chartered
by the State in 1868. One of its seminar
nual drawings will take place in that city on
the eleventh of June. This drawing will be
under the personal supervision of Generals
G.. T. Beauregard, of Louisiana, and Jubal
A. Early, of Virginia. The prizes, as set
forth IN its scheme in another column, aggre-
gate an enormous sum, including a capital
prize of one hundred thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05
LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Court-Loewos

Criminal COurt-LOg wood. Judge.
The following cases are set for trial to day
600, George Johnson: 500, J. M. Berry; 597,
Edward Crawford; 596, R. Clark; 595, Wes-
ley Burnett and Henderson Williams; 594
Mary Buckner; $50, Mary Schade; 5S7, o. 7.
Jackson; 582, Fred Wenning; $50, Cal Rich
ardson; 331, w. II. Furbush.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05

FROM Prof. E. Bridger, chemist, Montreal:
" | know of no preparation atfordlng
so much nutriment, and none which builds up
the constitution So readily ana effects such per-
manent and positive cures as Colden's Lie
big's liquid extract of beef and tonic Inyigor-
ator. w. n. wILKERsoN CO.,
Agents
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, jane 4-River falling, with
6 feet 10 inches in the canal. Weather clear
and cool.
ST. LOUIS, June 4.-River fallen 3 inches,
and is now % feet inches above low-water
mark. Weather clear and warm. Depart
ed: City of Helena, Nicksburg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05

DE. WARDS seminary, Nashville, Ten
nessee, closes on Wednesday evening with
forty-two graduates. This school is advanc-
ing every year as its great advantages become
known. The splendid additions to its build
ings makes 1t very complete.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05
The Mammoth weekly Appeal.

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ing relief and health to the child, gives rest
tn the mother
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To Dyspeptfcs and InvaIids.

Biscuits, rolls, bread, cake or pastry made
with Dooley's yeast powder can be eaten with
impunity and relished by the most sensitive
dyspeptics as healthy and nutritious.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05

l. MCDOWELL announces himself as a candis
-. date for Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Shelby
county az the August election; subject ~ the action
Of the Dempcrate-COnservatiye Convention.
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The Genuine!

No milk CuStdrd, but the pure cream; equal
to the renowned Philadelphia ice-credm. To
be had only at FLOIDS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05

I ELAND LEATHERMAN IS "A candidate for Judge
! Z OF the Criminal Court of Shelby county. at the
Ist election: subject 10 the action OF the Demo-
G. - C and Conservative Convention
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AUCTION.

Goods, CustOpa made shoes, Cutters,
curnishIDE Goods. Hats,
AT AUCTION.
"wednesday Morning, Stu. at 10 o'clock,
4. T.. EhAShLA Nd. .......A UCTyOEEER.
Nc 2,B Main stree, Clay building,
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Judge or the Criminal Court.

nABNEY IA. SCALES announces himself
- candidate for Clerk Of tie Circuit Court Of
SHELBY county al the August election, subject 70 the
acL.on OF the DemocraiIe-COnseryatiye Convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05

TuaOMAS II. LOCKWOOD is a candidate (for re
4 electiOnl for Judge of the Criminal Court OF
shelby county, al the ensuing August election. 1878
subject to the action of the
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is J. d E. Atkinson's extract of white roses
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and of delightful fragrance.