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a Convention OF Civilized Indians.

ST. LOUIS, May ga Eutaula Il. IT,
dispatch says: "a convention of the civil
lied tribes met at this place to-day, organ
lied and elected Ward Coacbmap, chief Of
the Creeks, chairman, and J. II. Moore sec
rotary. The following delegates represented
their respective Nations: VIM. p. Ross
and Judge George Sanders, Cherokee; g. E.
Nelson and ]. H. Moore, Choctaw; Ex- Gov
ernor B. Z. Overton and Judge L. L. Woods,
Chickasaw; Colonel d. N. NJ 'Kintosh, John
r. Moore and Cowetta Niece, Creeks;
Fushutharjo and I. Cloud, Seminoles; Wash
Roma Pemisso, Sac and Fox A committee
of one of each Nation t. prepare a report
was appointed. The convention adjourned
till tomorrow morning. There Is great in
terest manifested. The object of the con-
vention is to take into consideration the in
vasion of the Territory by colonists locating
on the so'called government lands west of
the Nations. AT a meeting held this evening
speeches were made by Pleasant Porter,
VIM. P. Ross, Governor Overton, Colonel
NJ 'IntOsh and g. w. Grayson.
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Awake all Night.

Wakefulness is caused by indigestion and
torpid liver, for which there is nothing so
good as the genuine DR.. c. MTane's cele-
DRAFTED liver pills, prepared by Fleming Bros,
OF PIttsburg, Pa, without whose signature
none can be genuine. Look for it on every
wrapper, the market is full of limitations of
the name of M'Lane spelled differently but
having same pronunciation. Your druggist
keeps them.
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100000 Going a-Begging.

At the last June distribution of the Louisi-
ana State lottery company worthy but i'm
pecunious coal merchant of New Orleans
drew for ten dollars invested, one hundred
thousand dollars. There are Just as good
opportunities for some one offered under the
management of Generals BeaureRard and
Early, at New Orleans, on June 18th next.
For further information, address NJ. A.
Dauphin, postofhce box 692. New Orleans.
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If the sufferers from premature baldneas
but knew it, the tonic qualities of quinire
are a specific. In no shape can it be used
more agreeably than in ]. & E. Atkinson s
ouinine hair lotion.
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Special Notice to Citizens of the Taxing.
District.

Judge Baxter has decided that the act re-
pealing the charter Of the city OF Memphis
tutional. There is nothing, however, to
prevent you from going to Blount Springs,
Alabama, and if you are suffering from dys-
pepsia, rheumatism, or any chronic disease,
you will fad there sure and speedy relief.
Only q few hours ride, ria Decatur, immedi-
ately on the railroad. No staging, and
round trip tickets only fourteen dollars and
FORTY five cents
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ITO BUY A LOT Improved or unimproved, in
i northern portion Of city; must be cheap. Ad-
dress, stating terms, CLERK, Appeal.
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CireuIt Court-EoD J. o. Pierce, J udse.

CIre1It CoIrt-EOD. j. o. Pierce, j. dEe.
Calendar for to-day: $40, State of Ten
nessee VS. W. ]. Smith and wife; 5406, BAN
Va Kehn; 1904, Doud vs. Wurll; 5629, Per-
ring manufacturing company VS. Schwarzen-
berg; $3.50, Shaw, Davis & Co. VS. Edmunds;
5803, Mississippi valley insurance company
VS. Cnbbins & Gum; 1904, Gardner & Hill VS.
Windler; 5S05, Goodwin & Co. VS. Guriey;
5806. Brooks, Nicely & Co. VS. Rawlings;
$40, Morgan VS. Kellar; 58lI, Young VS.
Saint; 5812, Greenlaw. executor, VS. NJ Kis-
sick; 5813. Button Va Southern express COM
pany; 1913, Johns VS. Mississippi valley in
surance company; 5S19, Dickers0n vs. Wood
ruff; $500, Wiggin vs. MeriTeather; 1921,
Burri VS. Pli1dy; 1924, Cicalla VS. Comsterk;
1926, Hume VS. Morton, administrators; 1927,
! Tighe VS. Ravens; $500, Stratton, agent, VS.
Robertson; 1887, Walsh VS. DAVIS; $3.50,
Davenport vs. Deliehay; 5S4l, Bond VS.
Price; 5947, Fader, Jacobs & Co. VS. Custer
hout 5S49, Eader & Co. VS. M'Dermott;
5S5S, Southern express company vs Tighe;
| $3.50, Fritz VS. Marden, Duke d Co.: 1851,
Mckinney VS. Lewis; 1856, Fox VS. M'Kenna I;
| $50, Cruger vs. Chambers; 5S72, Dunscomb
VS. Wolbrecht; 1913, Ward & PItchell VS.
Mallen & Co.; $3.50, Goodrum vs. Raines;
1886. Maitland, trustee, VS. Castagina; 1891
to 1928, inclusive, city cases. There will be
| two calls Of this calendar-the first for inter
| locutory orders, etc.; the second for trial.
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FOB SALE Or LEASE.

HNHE MEMPHIS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
L SHOP Including large al valuable grounds,
buildings aud machinery. The tools are good and
In good order embracing IN THE FOUNDRY two Gu
palOes, one lotion Crane. and one Rotary Blower,
Cleaning and Backing MIL etc.
In TIE MACHINE SHoP-Two Iron planners, two
Engine Lathes two DILL Presses two Bolt Cutters,
one Iron Punching Machine, Railing Machine, etc.
IN THE PATTERN SHOP-One Fay Co. Scroll saw,
two Wood Lathes, one Splitting Saw and Table.
Tux MOTIVE POWER is one 20-hoIse Engine, with
four fiued Boiler, Pumps, Tank, Skating, Hangers
and Pulies complete. For price and terms, address
us at Memphis, Tenn. j. y. FRANK Il co.
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'Bayard, the French psychologist, main
tained that man Is an animal who exercises
the thinking faculty best in q horizontal
position. Thus, there are high artistic,
social, and intellectual uses connected with
an occasional day in bed, which imperatively
claim discussion"
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ElOYd's

AT WILDER's, 292 MAIN STREET.
FINE KID, FRONT AND SIDE LACE
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100 French

DRAP DE'TE SUITS,
And made in the very best style, at less than
cost, at
L. LOWENST TEN,
241 and 243 Main street, cor. Jefferson.
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which is the Cheapest

A package of Dukes Durham, containing
tlCenty pipe-fulls of the best smoking tobac-
co made, or one common cigar? Each costs
ton CENTS
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Ices and pure creams are very refreshing.
Hereafter there will be but little amusements;
take a promenade to Fioyd's and you can
spend pleasant hour.
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THE EVENT OF THE SEASON.
SPECIAL SALE,
We shall place on sale
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY:


so pieces Union Lawn at cents yard.
so pieces Figured Pique at 5 cents yard.
80 pieces Mozambique and Poplins at
cents yard.
1000 yards short-ends Black Muslin at
cents yard.
so pieces Cheese Cloth Buntings at cents
a yard.
1000 pieces remnants Percale, etc., at
cents yard.
100 remnants of French Lawns at cents a
yard
1000 yards "A fine Cambrics, 5 cents yard
In addition to the above We will also place
on sale:
20 Pieces, Solid COlors, BuntingE, at 10
Cents a Yard
ALSO SPECIAL LOW PRICES
IN
Fine Parasols and Elegant Fans,
Which will be offered
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From Eminent Jas. H. Southau. Md.

Little Rock, Ark: 81 willingly bear testimony
to the excellent food tonic effect of Colden's
Liebig's liquid extract of beef, regarding it
as mild, unlrritating and easily digested
tonic, well adapted to cases of chlorosis, ner-
vousness and vascular debility; consequent
upon the climacteric period of women" Sold
by druggists and grocers.
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Remembers!

Wilder, 292 Main street, sells for 50 the same
ladies' shoe other dealers sell for 81 so. His
motto is 'quick sales and small profits for
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state suDreme Cour..

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON. May 27.-The supreme court to-
day affirmed the following cases: The State
VS. Peoples insurance company, the State vs.
Mississippi valley insurancy company, and
the State VS. Merchants insurance company,
Nos. 686, 687 and 688, Shelby law docket.
No. 322. Shelby chancery docket, is first case
for hearing tomorrow.
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MEETING EVERY EVENING.

On nOIlO1 OF MI EOnIdlHS, IL WAS
Resolved, That the officers of the associa-
ton meet every afternoon, at four o'clock, to
hear a report Of what has been done in the
preceding twenty-four hours, and that the
chairman of the finance committee especially
be requested to report progress in his depart
ment.
The association then adjourned to meet
again this evening, at four o'clock
A charter will soon be obtained, in order
that the association may have more authority
in enforcing what they undertake.
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Enr Sale on. Exchanee.

Balance OF stock of dry goods and no
tiOnE of LOeweBstIne Bros. Will be
closed out extra low, or exchanged for
city property. 15 Union.
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Those having fat cows, hogs Gc calves
to dispose OF, Will find tt TO their inter-
est to address Immediately, L.. Clark.
city.
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Great Bargains To-Day,

Linen Lawns, SIC.
Linen Suits, $l.s
Linen Busters, 81 so.
Brocaded Silks, 45c.
100 cases Hats, 25, IS, 40c.
Parasols for almost nothing.
Grenadines at cost.
New Buntings opened yesterday.
KRETER, HERZOG IS co.
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LOOK out for fun at st. Patrick's picnic, at
Estival park, next Thursday.
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AuoeI,s FOod Cake

For sale at Podesta, Malatesta & Co.'S, 25E
Main street.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The president suggested that the chair

The president suggested that the chairman
of the finance committee appoint as many
subcommittee as he may deem necessary to
owners of steamboats, of a certain percentage
of their freights coming into and going out
of Memphis; also that he appoint another
subcommittee to solicit contributions from
banks, insurance companies, etc.
Mr.. FontaiDe suggested that a note be first
sent by the chairman of the committee to
the president or cashier of such institutions,
notifying them of the intended call upon
them
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FlOYd's Candies

EVERYBODY and his wife are going to at
tend st. Patrick picnic next Thursday.
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WIN. FRANK & CO.. 249 Main.
LAW REPORTS.

United StatesiCOurts-HOn.J John Bax-
ter aud Hon. Z. -. Hammond, Pre-
siding.
The calling of the appeal and criminal
dookets will be resumed to-day.
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ONE-HALF USUAL PRICES.

GB- The attention of our lady friends, and
the public generally, is respectfully called to
the above SPECIAL SALE. These goods
are placed on our center counters, ana pilI
positively be sold out at the above mentioned
prices.
WIN. FRANK 81 CO.,
249 Main Street,
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THRRE is no better remedy than Reeds gilt
edge tonic for dyspepsia and indigestion.
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SANITATION.

The Auxiliary Sanitary Association
Organizes and Adopts Rules and
RegulRtiOns-The Association
Means Business, and will
SO TO work at Once
Daily Meetings.
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FOR OSCEOL,A

The best six shots wins the fine oil paint
ing, at st. Patrick's picnic next Thursday.
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Cows

The New Wilson Sewing Machine,
the latest out, can alioays be found at
]. B. ALDRICH'S. 254 Second street.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANsI


FOB REV ORLEANS.
CITY OF ALTON. Bixby, master
sunday, May 25th. at 10 am.
CENTENNIAL. Davidson, master
Wednesday. May 2Sth, at 10 am.
JAMES HOWARD. -..............O' Neal, master
Sunday, June 1st, at 10 am
MEMPHIS AND ST. Louis PKT. co
iANOHOR LIHEO
FOR WICK - R U X g.
Tuesday. May 27th. at 10 am.
GRAND TOWER Lennox, master
Thursday, May 29th, at 10 am.
JOhN b. MAUDE.- Blake, master
Saturday May Dist, at 10 am.
MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PRT. CO
q. s. MAIL (ANOHOR LINED
EDh ST. OUES.
CITY OF VICKSBURG............ Riley, master
Monday. May 26th at pm.
JOHN A. SCUDDER. Calvert, master
Wednesday, May 18th, at 10 am.
CITY OF HELENA. M'Kee, master
Thursday, May 29th, at pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS. John C. Crane, master
Saturday, May 31st, at 3 pm.
COLORADO 49,. NJ Pheeters master
Saturday. May 3lst, at 10 am.
For all information, apply at Memphis and St
Louis Packet Co. IS wharfboat foot OF Monroe street.
AID STORM, Superintendent
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OdOrless EXcaVating Company.
Vaults e=ptied at reduced rates. Of-
fees, hog w ashingtOn and Al Madison,
Kit " iIlIams Block.
Fun for everybody at St. Patricks picnic,
at Estival park, next Thursday.
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qDsceOIN RoaIe. )

Regular Semi-weekly Mall Packet for. Randolph
Fulton, Osceola and all way landings,
Th0 elegant staamar
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Patent glass covers for cracker boxes keeps
out dust, bugs and flies. For sale at Podesta,
Malatesta q Co.'S.
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FOB THIS NIGHTS GERMAN
JUST OPENED.

Four-button Opera Kid.
Six button Opera Kid.
Evening Fans.
New Ruchings.
Lovely Flowers.
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]. g. Andrews. -. Master B. O. Michel. Clerk.
Leaves Memphis every WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY, at 3 .. In. For freight or passage sp-
ply on board.
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HALLS vegetable Sicilian hair remover re-
stores both the hair and Its color, increases
and thickens its growth.
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TAKEN Up.

COW-One medium size red cow with very young
calf; milks only out OF two teats; very large bag.
The owner have her by proving property and pay
ing charges. Apply at JOHN CURATTPS,
on Atkinson street, near the turnpike.
COwS-415 miles the old Raleigh road, May
~ 10th, two COWS. Owner can have same by prov
ing property and paying charges.
COWS AND GALLON 18th inst, four cows and
~ one heller calf; also one COW on the goth. APP
ply at second toll-gate, Poplar street.
NOW AND -Red-and-white spotted. with
~ bell on, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges. Inquire at l6S Ala
bama street.
TOW-A large size brindle cow with cali 4
~ months old, which the owner can have By pay
ing charges and proving property. Chas. Boyde, col
oFed, Bass avenue. two miles fIom city.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Especial Notice.

DERSONS holding claims against the steamer
L Mark Twain, made prior to May 10, 1879. Will
please present them to steamer Batesvle for settle
ment May %. 1879. !. d. RANDALL
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Sent 10 any part of the United States. The
will stand shipping IN warm weather.
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Ras(pms ANH1 FsOARD.


DALEY SPRINGS Those desiring summer board
ID at reasonable rates. in healthy location con-
Yenient to the city, with abundance or amuSementS,
and every facility ef communication and travel, and
absolute exemption from epidemic diseases, should
correspond with ELLIS Il CO., Bailey Springs, Ala.
n GOD BoARD-At 3O6 second st.; also furnished
VI rooms to rent. Mrs, EDWARDS q CURTIS.
DOOMS-Two nice furnished rooms, with or with
1O out board. at 1S7 Washington street.
MISERABLE ROOM-W1th boaro. az
l. " COURT STREET.
EKTLEMAN AND WIFE-Or two gentlemen
" can get beautiful. unfinished room and good
board with private family, In pleasant locality,
convenient to street cars, at SIS per month.
Address W. r. H., Appeal of1ce.
DOARDER5-A few gentlemen day-boarders at
d 96 Union street. Terms moderate.
DOOMS-Elegant front and back rooms, with
~ board, can be had at ABB SHELBY STREET.
Dsy-boarners also wanted.
DOOMS-Firstclass, with good board. Terms
~ moderate Al 104 MARKET ST.
pOOMS-DesIrable rooms ana good board at
n 90 JEFFERSON STREET.
pOOMS- Suit of front rooms. with board at 1 IL
IN Court street. Day bearders wanted.
IIIRST-CLASS rooms, with or without board.
II Terms very moderate. No. "a MulbeTy
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WARTS.

C1ITUATToN as Nurse; travelling during the sum-
- merno objection Address Mrs. K, Appeal
ITO BUY A LOT Improved or unimproved, in
i northern portion Of city; must be cheap. Ad-
dress, stating terms, CLERK, Appeal.
n ERMAN MANA good steady German man to do
VI hOuseHork and gardening Address
o. X, Appeal office.
mo BORRoW-SsOO on good security with eollat-
L eral, at pei cent. Address
TWO nTst-class Travelling Statesmen for Missis-
il sippt and Arkansas; none but experienced dry
goods and clothing men need apply. Address
WHOLESALE, this Office.
INMPLOYMENT-Af rst-class cOachmaD, with the
IL best city references; understands taking care
viii make himself useful Address
FRED. MAYER, Appeal Office.
ONE SALESMAN for each State. Salary S75 20
~ 500 per month and expenses; references re-
quired. LA BELLE MFG co, Chicago.
nNE Salesman In each state to sell our goods.
~ Salary $1,000 year. TRIUMPH MANUFAC-
TURING CO, 10 Monroe street, Chicago.
II AIDES HAS TO RESHAPE,
II at GOoDYEAR'S, $50 Second street.
CJALOON-TO sell saloon and Doardinghouse very
- low. Inquire OF Harpman d Bro, 2o6 Main st.
DARASOLS-TO recover, refine or repair, at the
i New York PaTas0l Shop, 1872 Main street, near
Washington. Practical parasol makers
TIROTTING STALLIONS FOR SEASON OF 1873.
L "BLUE GRASS" by Rysdyck HamiltOnian
dam by Long Island Black Hawk.
COL JEFFERSON by DR.. HEIRS Mambreno
Patchen; dam, Lady jefferson. We also have very
large Maltese Jack. We are prepared to Craze
stock. HUGH ID. AND JOHN R. GREER.
Six miles southeast of city.
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AT WILDER'S, 292 MAIN STREET,
THE LADIES ARE INVITED TO EXAM
me THE FINEST AND BEST ASSORT-
ED LINE OF SLIPPERS IN THE CITY.
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TTOUSE-TwO-stoTy frame house, with modern
Il Improvements, In good neighborhood, 1Sl
Vance street Apply to d. q. J0NE }, II Jefferson.
Il TOU5E-ROOMS-A very desirable furnished
IL house; also rooms for storing furniture; very
secure. Apply at 526 Main street.
DEDROOM-Wtth furniture for sale, corner Main
ID and Madison. over Louisville ticket-ofice. Or Q
OF the most pleasant rooms in the city with all con-
Veniences. Apply TO W. A. WHEATLEY.
r VOTTAGE-Six rooms and kitchen, IN excellent
! repair, at LOOney's switch, fernando road. APP
ply on premises, corner Lauderdale and Broadway
streets, or at Room Nc. 3, 300 Front street
a FURNISHED BOARDIHGHOUSE-Cen Centrally
n located. Address A. b., Appeal Office.
HOUSE AND FURNITURE Centrally located;
IL man and wife will board with the occupant
ddTess No. 8 Mulberry street.
DOOMs-Pleasant sleeping rooms and offices,
~ 431b Madison. J. j. LOCKART, Abs Madison.
DOOMS-Furnished OF unfinished; suitable also
IN for families to housekeep. 1O1 JEFEERSON.
TINURNISHED ROOMS-With or without board
u No. 296 Third street.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap to gen
IN temen- New brick house, "a Mulberry street.
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STOLEN.

HORsE-On Monday night, May 9th, a dark
Il bay horse, with white face and four white feet,
and white film In one eye; has Jumps on withers.
liberal reward for his return to
DILLY SESSION, Shelby Depot, Tenn.
P& EsSSesAAL.
DR j. D. WHITE, $50 Main street, cures, Piles,
IL Ffstula ana other Rectal Diseases. No hind
rance from business during treatment
nR E. A. WHITE has again opened his VAPOR
I J BATH INFIRMARY, for medical treatment, ut
1872 DeSotO street.
l. 81 South Court street.
HR. c. BASKERVILLE,
u PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Of1ce 2q8 Main. Residence, 4SI Shelby.
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NOTHING else will effect cure in fever
and ague and liver complaint 50 quickly as
Reeds gilt edge tonic.
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Total cost SanILaIy Work I'VE mOnLns. .eS,2ZU %
The above estimate is based upon the SAN
itary system as provided for by the laws and
ordinances of the Taxing District.
II. BURKE,
W. W. GUY,
JOHN OVERTON, JB.,
Committee.
P. S-The above report does not include
the cost of quarantine should 1t at any time
become necessary.
NJ. BURKE, Chairman.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-31

Porous plasters were marked down TO
fifteen cents by a Cheyenne druggist.
yesterday. This is much cheaper than
an undershirt, to say nothing about the
saving in washing. Besides, you always
know where 1t is.
II a juryman is not to be allowed to
see any one but the other jurors and the
Sheriff during the progress Of a trial,
we should like to know how be is to in
form his friends which way to bet. 1t
will get to that pass that it's no object
to a man to sit on . jury, if things con-
tinue in this way.
Ex-senator Foote, of Mississippi. is
president of the New Orleans mint.
His daughter, who Is the wife Of ex-
Senator Stewart, of Emma Mine fame,
and who is again wealthy, is living at
Castle Stewart" Washington, where
in there are some real Goeblin tapestry
hangfngs which cost SIC, 900.
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Can Piles Be Cured

is the most important question to-day with
suffering millions who, when looking at The
l.ng list Of usel. IS pile nostrums. feel a. the
afhirted Bible Patriarch, like exclaiming:
Il have heard many such things. miserable
comfortt RS are ) 9 all, h w lung will ye vex
my soul and break me In pieces with worfs?'
II Is not recorded that Job had pies, but he
could not have had anything more painful,
and the same question might have BEEN
asked then as since for three thousand
years: tau pi es be cure L? We believe that
DIR. Slisbee has solved he probl IN; TOR moth
ing is more certain than that his "AnnRe sis"
does absolutely and promptly cure the worst
cases OF piles. When hall ami lion ofafiict
ed assert positively that 1t hiss cured them,
and In 20 years no one has uset the doctors
wonderful remedy without Instant re ieL,ahd
by following his sim lie Instructions ss 20
habit and del. all were benefited ard over
eo percent. cured, NIL arguments and theories
OF these wn" haven't used them. 10 for
naught. Annllesis 8 now pre>cr. bed by
physicians OF all schools and has been pro.
nounced as near infalIibie us Is : os-ible. II
Is easily applied. perfectly safe, inst ntly re-
lieves pain, and ultimately cures the most
ihyt teri to cases. 1t has Rrand,y solved the
problem that Files can be cured
"Anakesis'' is sold by all first GLASS drug
eists. Price sl.O0 per box. Mai ed ir, on
receipt OF pri G by p. N.ustsedter a Co. sole
manufacturers OF "Apakesis.' Box S948.
New York. Samples sent free to all sufferers
Upon application. OBS daw
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