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SHERIFF'S SALE.
William Clayton VS.. Sylvester Quilter.
N.,,ck NJ CQ0

William Clayton VS.. Sylvester Qullter.
Magistrates Court, No. $50.
DY virtue of writ of Fl. Fa., issued in
y the above entitled and numbered suit
and to me directed, | have seiz dand will
offer for sale to the last and highest bid
der at the "Samue} Hyams Plantation
situated on Cane river, in the parish OF
Natchitoches about I miles below the
city of Natchitoches, on
Saturday, the 26th day Of January 1873
tho following described property to wit:
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Barrels
OF Corn, more or less.
Terms oil Sale:
CASH-with the benefit of appraispment.
D. H. BOCLLT. JK.
Jan l2-tls Sheriff.
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Nine. Aurorc Lomtre,
We B. Metoyer.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon.
ID Judge of the Parish Cont Of Match
itoches, there will bo sold at public auc
ton on
Thursday, January Gath, 1873,
at the late residence Of the deceased on
lie Brrvrlle, the following movable prop
erty belonging to said succession, con-
sisting of
II mules, wagon, 26 head of cattle,
36 head Of sheep, 5 oxen, Is cows and
calves, OK cart, IL mares and colts, 8
head Of hogs, carriage, lot Of agri'
cultural implements, lot of stndrits,
and about $50 barrels of corn, more or
! less.
Terms of Sale.
Cash subject to tho apparaisemcnt.
J.ALF. PRUDHOMME,
BEN. METOYER,
ADOLPH PRUDHOMME,
| Executors.
F. ?. RAGGIO,
Jan. II, 1873. Anctloncer.
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NOTICE..

Succession of Francois Va|s'a'
TOHN G. TRICHEL having filed hy
u petition praying to be appointed =. =
ministrator Of the said succession, noussj
is hereby given to all persons Interest," y.
to sh W canse within ten days from u.
publication hereof, why petitioner p''''
should not e granted. n.
Witness the Hon. P. A. Simmons, ~
ish Judge.
JOHN LApLACEi;,
Jan. 12-2t. Deputy Clelt
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NOTICE.

Succession of Wm. Sul|iront.
IT y. HATHORN, Administrator OF
IL. the Succession of WIN. Sullivant.
having filed in the Clerks Office his final
account of Administration IF said Sue
cession. Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern to file their oppo-
sition thereto in ten days, otherwise the
SAME will he homoloyatrd
Witness the Hon. ?. A. Simmons, Par
ish Judge.
JNO. LAPLACE,
Jan. 1926. by. Clerk.
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The Legislature threatens US with
Legislative reform.' Every uDpe-
cunious newspaper, poor witness, and
shivering juror in the State is fright
ened out of their wits at the "news."
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NOTICE..

Succession Of George Quincy, Desaa''&
DY VIRTUE of an order Of the HIN;
ID Judge Of the Probate Court Of M
parish of Natchitocl,cs, State Of Loals!ans
and to ME directed, I will offer for sale I! y
the Courthouse door, at the hour Of IN
Tuesday, the 18th day of January 1871
the following described property belong
ing to said Succession, to wit:
The one undivided half of the plsnts..
ton known rs the "Gurney Place" one
situated on the right bank of Red n'a
descending, and containing seven haa.
drcl and one (7OD acres, subject to Wy "
usatruct of the surviving widow Of 'a@
Quincy.
Terms of Sale:
CASH-witl benefit of appraiseleas'
NV. TESSiER,
Dative Test. Exe'r of George Quincy
Dec 5l-tds.
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"Not opportune" is the tnno the
Legislators are singing to the clamor-
Gus people of the State We demand a
Constitutional Convention. It's not
an opera tune either but it's costly
music.
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NOTICE..

4 IL persons, holding City Warrants
Aoutstanding against the City ofNatch-
itoches, are hereby required to have the
same re-registered within the next sixty
days from the publication hereof.
JNO. LAPLACE,
jan '78 left City Treasurer.
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VEGETINE.
An Tycallant Medlcina.

Am Excellent MEDICINE.
Springfield, G., Feb. %, 1877.
This is to certify that I have used Vrgrtinr
manufactured by II. r. Stevens, Boston, Mass
for Rhumats,n and General Prostitution of the
Nervous system. with good success, recon
mend Vcretnc as an excellent medicine for
such complaints.
Yours very truly,
e.. ". VANDERBILT,
N.Y.. VANDERBILT Of the firm Of VANDERBILT &
Huffman, is a wrll-known business man in this
rlacc. having one of the largest stores in Spring.
field, 0.
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Where there's a will there's a way,
and those who would be cnrcd of n.y.
pocondria and kindred ailments can
find the way by using that nneqnaled
tonic-elixlr Home Stomach Bitters.
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T.o0K!!

THE public generally arc lnv 1''s"t u
/ attend the grand entertaln nnr.tbc
he given March 4th, 1878, by the sU"nsdt
lie Ladies' Aid Society," for tho r y
of the Catholic Cemetery ana o ",;,et
A magnificent supper will be tho p'''"
pal feature.
Jan. l9-tf.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

HSTRAYED before F. P. Mezlere, =. "
IL P. Ward A, on the 9th DeceIa% ',t
1877, by the undersigned. one . s%
bay mare mule, small size. NO oI''
marked with scar on left hind reg 4
The owner is hereby notified 70 . .sstf
forward, prove property, and pay
within 30 days. ,rrr.
Jan. 19.fm. Campo
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Orr Minister'S Wife.

OuI WI "
Louisville, KY, Ptb. lG, 1871.
Nix. II. r. STEVENS.
Dear Sr.-Thrcc years ago I was suffering
terribly with Inf1ammatory Rheumatism. Our
minister's wife advised mo to tax" VeGrtine
After taking one bottle, was entirely relieved
This year. feeling return Of til" disease,
again commenced taking it. and am being brnr
fitted greatly. 1t also greatly improves my Ji
gextion. Respectfully.
Mrs. \. BALLARD
1911 Vast TefYcraon Street
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Cotton Receipts
Received previously, Also bales,
during tho week 263 "
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Judgement.
Parish COult-No, 1875

Josephine Shcrring rs. Wade II
her husband. AoH,
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Total
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Jas. Miltcnbcrgrr & Co. vs.. Mrs. Mar
celtic Tricllell.
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Terms Of Sale :

CASH, with the benefit Of apprasrment
D. II. BOULLT, Jr.
IAN. 70 tds Sheriff.
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Safe and Sure.

lUll West Jefferson Street.
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Mr.. Bridger is one of the "penny
wise and pound FOOLISH" sol"ns. Will
he oblige US by taking his pencil and
calculating the difference between
keeping up the present "salaried Con-
stitution' for three years, and the
saring under Constitution with hon
est and reduced salaries, in that time.
Gen. John Young, also of Claiborne,
during the short conversation the re-
porter had with him, expressed it as
his emphatic opinion that it would be
jmpoitic at this time to hold a con-
vention. The people are now rapid
~ recovering from the effects of our
past disasters. The planters are now
raising their own meat, and becoming
independent of outside markets for
supplies. Such a thing has not OK.
listed since the war, and political
campaign, such as this convention
would incur, would work much harm
to US. do not think that the reason
Ing people Of our State want this,
and | believe that very large ma
jority would oppose it strongly.
Read, Mr.. j. ]. Duke, and you'll
see the difference between too Rep.
resentatives from the same parish.
Mr.. Carloss has not yet settled
down to an opinion.
Hon. Jas. j. Duke, of Claiborne,
was called upon. He was strongly
in favor Of the proposed constitution
[al convention, for he believed it IT,
be a necessity. There were articles
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The chancery court will be in session to-
morrow morning, as usual.
The house-ly is getting to be quite as
blood-thirsty as the mosquito.
Such elegant elastic stockings and shout
der braces at 338 Main street.
If you want your bones well shaken,
tackle few candidates for Office.
-Non-jury cases will be tried before the
Shelby county circuit court this week.
The Riversides and Eckfords will engage
in a baseball contest at Central park to-day.
The great Tnusical attraction next week
will be the De Murska concerts at Estival
park.
-Pdrlor Library, five cents per copy, at
Dckens's Curiosity Shop" 285 Second
street.
See advertisement of Fenian picnic.
The boys will give a grand entertainment to
their friends.
The Feniaps have concluded to retain
sont OF the Irivi eyes of E.t val lark on
Thursday guarantee that things will be
served up brown.
The beautiful Confederate monument
will be unveiled at Elmwood cemetery next
Wednesday General Humes will deliver
the Grafton.
In another column will be found a COM
munication from Watch Tower" on the
nomination of candidates for county offices
by the convention.
"A considerable amount Of wheat has
been harvested in portions of Middle and
West Tennessee. In y few days we Will have
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SILKS! SILKS !
u. LOWENsTRIN & BROS.
Honor the Noble Dead.

With view OF obtaining proper observ-
ance of the day on the occasion of unwilling
the monument to the Confederate dead, on
Wednesday next, June 5th, and of affording
all those who desire it an opportunity to par
ticipate in its ceremonies, the merchants
manufacturers and all other business men f
the city are earnestly and respectfully IT =
quested to close their places of business at
noon on that day, so as to enable their en-
ployees to attend.
The north gives general holiday for the
decoration of the graves of its soldiers. Can
the south do less for its dead heroes?
In order that the matter may be brought
to the immediate attention of all, the follow
ing committees are appointed to call on the
business men of the city and ask their COM
pliance with this request-vIz:
For that part of the city lying north of
Poplar street-Messrs. j. E. Randle, ]. n.
McDavitt, Jas. r. Miller, A. B. Morrison
and G.. M. Waldran.
For that portion lying between Poplar and
Court streets-W. II. Moore, n. d. Menken,
B. Lowenstein, ]. L. Wexford and John F.
Wilkerson.
For that portion lying between Court and
Union streets-Messrs. j. n. Snowden, F. S.
DAVIS, 81. 81. Briggs, J. S. Wilkins, Sr., and
Fl. E. Garth.
For that portion south Of Union street
Messrs. Gerome Hill, C. W. Helskell, ]. B.
Poston, c. C. Hine and J. w. Fulmer.
These committees are requested to act
promptly, and to report to the chairman of
the committee of arrangements.
G. V. RAMBAUT,
Chm, Com. Arrangements.
Will U. WooDsoN, Seen etary.
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POLITICAL.
To the Publ

To the Public:-
Several weeks ago. by the request of many
friends, among whom were several members
of the bar, | announced myself as candi
date for chancellor of this judicial district. L
have abstained from mixing with my fellow
citizens for the purpose of influencing their
suffrages in my favor for the Office, leaving
them untrammeled and uucommltted In
their choice. And as my course In this
spect has been criticised by my friends, l
deem it due to them and my fellow-citizens
to explain my motives. 1t is not because
do not desire, earnestly desire the position,
but because of my notion (cld fogy notion,
perhaps) of my duty in that respect. No
more important Office than that of chancel-
lor is in the gift of the people of this dis
trict. The security Of property, trust funds
and orphans estates, are In many instances
dependent in a great degree upon his integ-
rity and freedom from personal influence.
The stability of rules which govern CONNER
cial transactions of estates
construction of wills are more or less affected
by his wisdom and intelligence as lawyer.
Conscious of the qualities necessary to the
worthy filling of the Office, feel difhdent in
making any personal solicitations for the
snffrages of the people. This is The reason,
and the only reason, why l do not go among
you. If the Office sought were any other
than judicial office, and one of such high
Importance, my canvass would be different.
do not intend by my remarks to criticise in
the slightest degree the canvass of any of
my competitors. No one respects them mole
than myself, and | think you are fortunate
to have an opportunity of choosing chan
cellor among such worthy aspirants. My re-
marks are merely to explain my orcn
course. | have lived in Memphis twen-
ty-fve years, and although my life
has not been canvassed as candidate for Of
fee (never having heretofore been before the
people IN that capacity, it is pretty we'll
known to the old citizens, and can he
known for its good or evil by little inquiry,
This, 1 may hope, lmay obviate the necessity of
making personal solicitations for your sup
port. C. VANCE.
ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION
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"Neuril" Instantly Cures Men,

IL is fourteen months since l cured myself
of neuralgia with ''neuril," and hare not
had the slightest return Of pain. John w.
Scott, St Louis. George w. Jones & Co.,
Memphis, agents.
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Dr. TURNER, dentist, 3l3 Main, admins
tiers nitrous oxide gas for extraction of teeth.
The largest assortment of trusses in the
southwest at the dental depot, 1913 Main street
FROM Prof. E. Bridger, chemist, Montreal
" / 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 Golden Lie
big's liquid extract of beef and tonic lnvigor-
ator. w. N. WILKINSON & CO.,
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Ladies Floral COMMITTEES.

for the decoration of the Confederate soldiers
graves in Elmwood cemetery on Wednesday,
June 5th, are requested to meet in the lee
ture-room of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, on Court street, at ten o'clock Mon
day morning, June Sd, to make the neces-
sary arrangements for performing their work.
A full attendance is desired.
MRS. j. G. CUMMINGS, Chairman.
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The Queen of the Oven.

A breakfast biscuit Or tea roll made with
Dooley's yeast powder is certainly the queen
of the oven-so light, white and delicious.
You lift it tenderly, break it open gently,
spread it daintily with fresh, sweet butter,
waiting 10 be gracious. After breakfasting
on biscuits made with Dooley's yeast powder,
what man would contemplate suicide, or
grumble because his wife asked him for
mOueyp
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All those who have given me their names,
and those that are willing to help iii the sing
ing at the unYeiling of the Confederate mon
ument, are respectfully requested to attend a
rehearsal at E. Witzmann's music store, OPP
posite Calvary church, on Monday evening,
June Sd, at half-past seven o'clock. The
hymns to be sung are Hamburg, Heller and
Old Hundred All are requested, as far as
possible, to study their respective parts.
W. F. BOYLE, for the Committee
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overspread the country since the war OF all
times we need noe just such men for public
trusts. Honest, honorable and obhging,
never asking an Office, but always a patient
worker with the people. Let ms try him, and
the people will never regret the wisdom OF
their choice. WATCH TOWER.
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MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL,
MEMPHIS, TENN, May 80, 1878.
To the President of the United States:
DEAR SIR-The citizens of Memphis will
celebrate, with appropriate ceremonies, our
national birthday, the Fourth of July, and
we extend to you a most cordial invitation to
honor the city of Memphis with your pres
ence on that occasion. Your course in the
administration of your high office in the in
terests of the whole country has endeared
you to our people, and will insure you, from
all classes, a most enthusiastic welcome.
Very respectfully,
j. R. FLIPPIN, Mayor.
B. EISEMAN,
President Chamber OF Commerce.
]. T. PETIT,
President Cotton Exchange.
JOHN S. TOOF,
Sec'y Chamber of Commerce and Cotton tx.
W. n. BROWN,
Chairman Board of Aldermen.
CHAS. KORTRECHT,~
Chairman City Council.
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LAW REPORTS.
CRIMINAL Court-Lcswood. Judge.

CRIMINAL COurt-I-es-woOd. Judge.
The following is the calendar for Monday
403, Martin Duffens and John Dufens; 427
aud 42S, Marshall Horton; 563, VIM. Fitz
patrick and Charles A. Wyckert; 545, Henry
Craft; 528 Dock Gibson; 521, Grace Edwards;
5l2 and 513. Fannie Brown; 490, Alfred
Portor; 562, Lou Kirkwood; 400, A. Rosen-
steil; 483, w. S. Brown; 456, John Camp
bell; ASP, Mag Butler; 453. Fannie VIII
liams. 434 Jacob Hersch
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LADIES' CORsETs REDUCED!
B. LOWENSTEIN g. BROTHERS.

We will also offer ladies' gauze underwear
and gentlemen's summer underwear at very
low prices.
We are constantly receiving novelties in
black grenadines, colored grenadines, black
buntings. colored buntings, new bourettes,
new style linen lawns, new French organizes,
new Pacific organdies-all below former
prices-at
Ii, LOwenstein 4 Bros.
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Local.
The Riversides and Eckfords will play
baseball at Central park this afternoon
Leach will pitch and Boro will catch for the
Eckfords. The Riversides have a strong
nine, and will make the game interesting.
They will make strong effort to win the
game, which will be called at three o'clock.
BY Telegraph.
New Haven-Uticas, 5; New Ravens, 2.
Pittsburg-Forest Citys, of Cleveland, a;
Alieghenys, 2.
Chicagos, 8; Bostons, 2.
Manchester, n. H.-Stars, 3; Manches
tiers, O.
Montreal-In the game at Lacrosse, for the
championship of the world, the Taronto club
won, defeating the Shamrocks of this city.
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mothers. Mothers. Mothers.

Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's sooth-
ing syrup for all diseases of teething In chill
dren. 1t relieves the child from pain, cures
wind colic, regulates the bowels, and, by Civ
ing relief and health to the child, gives rest
to the mother.
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An Extra
A Large Assortment of Trusses.

Fine cashmere suit for So, worth SIS, at the
great clearing-sale OF clothing at the Great
Western, 227 Main street.
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Supporters, elastic stockings, shoulder braces,
ETC., will be found--as also perfect fit and
superior workmanship guaranteed-at the
dental and surgical depot, 338 Nam street
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Fire! Fire!

Fire and waterproof roof painting done
and guaranteed by Peter Murtagh, 80 Adj
ans street; also, house and sign painting
promptly attended to.
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Cireuft Court-Hesske,l. .Tuaxe.

The Jurors summoned are excused from at
tendance until Monday, June 10th. The fol-
lowing cases are for trial tomorrow: $3.50.
Boyle W 4sthoff; 5536, Weston VS. Bowman;
5537, Smith, agt, VS. Cialrborn; 5541, Vonner
VS. Davis; 5542, Saint, use,vs DeBrular; 5543,
Foltz VS. GUNNER; 1914. Conan adr VS. Doug
lass; 5547, DORA VS. Grant: 554S, Hicks VS.
Greer; 5549, M'Clerkin VS. Hurt; 4139, Secu-
rity Bank VS. Gabay; 5552, Cronen VS. Hen
derson; 5553, Smith VS. Lyons; 1854, Rich
ardson VS. Long; 5555, Anderson VS. Morgan;
$3.50, Cowdin VS. Rice; 5557, Giles VS. Cald-
well; 555S, Stilman vs. Kinny; $3.50, Leach
VS. johnson; 1916, Young VS. Dow; 5545, Gla-
zier VS. Giles; 5578, Grubs VS. Mangum G. Co;
5576, Freeberg VS. Mangum a. Co; 5417,
EIchberg VS. Risk; 1920, Hopkins VS. Mohr;
1926, Toohil VS. Lemon; $3.50, Weaver VS.
Louisville and Nashville railroad; 5435, Tighe
VS. Toch 1904, Gusenberg VS. Chapman.
Chancery C0urt-Morgan, Judge.
Calendar for Monday, embracing all cases
undisposed of on special calendar: 2445, Will
hams VS. Sears; 1855, Davis VS. Thornton !;
lock VS. Anderson; 2611, Vellius VS. Anderson !;
1928, Morris VS. Mangum; 1857, Berkshire VS.
Pope; 1856, Prescott VS. Stevens; 2465. Flah-
erty VS. Callahan; 2472, Ballentine VS. Wright;
2497, Anderson VS. Dickinson; 2847, ThOmp-
son VS. Morat; 2946, D'Arusmont VS. Patton;
$3.50, Gentry VS. CASTOR; 29o7, Jordan VS.
Randolph; 2961, Blackwell VS. Williams;
1868, Anderson VS. Winn; 1886, Bickford VS.
Cooper; 2999, Conors VS. city; 1896. Irvine VS.
State bank; 1898, SHREDDER VS. Coleman; 30O1,
Amonett VS. Saucer; 3008, Brown VS. Glenn
City cases: 3481, M'Keon; 1882, M'Klnavy.
1888, M'K;slck; 3169, Mahan; 1892 Murphy;
1874, Greenlaw; 1895, Amis; 1904. Fraser;
32l7, Speed; 1921, Tighe; $3.50, Freed VS.
Boult; 1888. M'Comb vs. Partee; 1858, Low
enstine VS. Gillespie; 1854, State VS. Belts ::
1918, Leonard VS. Poston; 1915, Kingvs Ford i;
1918, Haines VS. Larkin; 3270, Johnson VS.
Brinkley: $3.50, Duncan VS. Davis; 1926, Cash
vs. Boyle; 1898, Overton VS. Langstaff; 1899,
Stewart VS. Curry: 1894, Dixon VS. Heathman;
1926, Shane VS. Biggs; 1896, Eastland VS.
Willett; 1897, Wilson vs. Ruleman; $500,
Castle VS. Cirode; 1901, Menken VS. Seeley :;
1905, Lea VS. city; 1906, shroyer VS. Shroyer;
1903, Fleming vs. Leatherman; 1909, Magee
VS. Mason; 1910, Townsend VS. Hanley: 2466,
Calf VS. Reed: 1914, Anderson VS. First Ma
tional bank; 1923, Anderson VS. Caldwell;
1856, Hancock VS. Beckan.
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B. LOWENSTEIN 4 BROS.

Will contiue to sell, tomorrow,
Handsome Dress Goods at Sc per Yard.
25c worth Soc.
Ladies' fine lisle-thread hose at SOC per
pair. worth 81 pair.
Misses fine isle thread hose at 25c per
pair, worth SOC pair.
Misses striped cotton hose, full regular, in
all sizes, Csc PAIR.
Ladies' chemises, skirts, gowns, drawers,
dressing sacques, ETC., at sacrificing prices!
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NRVILIF YERGER Is a candidate for Judge oi
~ the Criminal Court OF Shelby county, at the
August election; subject 10 the nomination OF the
Democratic and Conservative Convention.
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Marine InteIIigence.

Marine Intelligence.
LONDON, June 1.-Steamers Utopia, City
of Chester. Algeria and Idaho, from New
York, and Bohemian, from Boston, arrived.
NEW York, June misunderstanding
Spain and City of Berlin, from Liverpool.
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An Elegant
LOCAL NOTICES.

Fine marseilles vest for 81, worth So, at the
great clearing sale of clothing at the Great
Western Clothing House.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR County Trrstee,
For sheriff.

VIZ are authorized 70 announce J. j. RAWLINGS
~ as candidate for reelection 10 the once OF
COUNTY Trustee. at the August election; subject 70
Inc Democratic and Conservative Convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-02
Extra Fine
BASEBALL.

Cashmere pants for s., worth S., at the great
clearing sale at the Great Western Clothing
House, 227 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-02

S. GALLOWAY Is a candidate for Clerk OF tn
~ Circuit Court, az the ensuing August election
subject 70 the action OF the Democratic and Consef
vatige Convention.