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What are the Profitse

This is the absorbing point that is of chief
interest Ia every business transaction. By
the combination system of operating in stocks
Messrs. Lawrence & Co., bankers, New York.
unite the orders of thousands Of patrons, in
various sums, into one immense amount, and
operate them as a mighty whole, thus OBJ
tanning all the advantages of the largest
capitalists and best skill. Profits are dis
tributed pro rata among the shareholders
every month. In this way large gains are
secured IN short periods, and capital from
$40 or SIS to $4,000 can De used with equal
proportionate success; 500 will make 800 in
thirty days, $3.50 will pay $500 profit, or 10
per cent. on the stock, and so on, according
TO the market. A citizen of Troy made
1915 rs on the investment of $50 Many
customers are.doing better. The new circular
has "two unerring rules for success" and
full details, SO that any one can operate pro-
fitably. Stocks and bonds wanted. Govern
ment bonds supplied. Apply to Lawrence &
Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, New York.
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STEAMSHIPS.
INMAN LINE

UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
New York TO . ueeBstOWn 81 Liverpool
Every Thursday Saturday.
City OF Berlin, 5491 tons. City of Montreal 1890 tins
City OF Richmond, 1907 City of Brussels, BITS
City of Chester. 46tl0 City of New York, $500
These magnificent steamers are among the strong
est largest and fastest the Atlantic and have
every modern Improvement including hot and cold
water and electric bells In staterooms revolving
chairs In saloons, bath and smOking-rooms, barber
shops, etc For rates OF passage and other fnformS
ton, apply TO JOHN q. DALE, Agent, 81 Broadway,
New York, or 10 TH0S. FISHER,
Bmmet Bank, Memphis
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LOCAA NOTICES.

STRONG and true-Burnett's ffavoring ex-
tracts.
DIR. A. L. KIMBRo, office southeast corner
Main and Union streets.
NOTHING else will effect a cure in fever
and ague and liver complaint 50 quickly as
Reeds gilt edge tonic.
lNvALIDs requiring a stlmulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
The Crescent baking powder is made from
pure material, and Is extra strength. For
sale by MADDEN s AVERY.
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pletely stripped from one thigh. In this con-
dition he caught up the discovered hand and
thumb and walked from the field to the house.
A colored man in the field caught the team
after some breakage of the reaper, raised the
machine and pulled Mr.. Lawrence out from
under the cutter"
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What's the Matter

When you have the blues? Your liver is
torpid. Take some of the genuine DIR. c..
M'Lane's celebrated liver pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
None genuine without their signature. Look
for it on every wrapper, the market is flooded
with limitations of the name M'Lane spelled
differently, but having same pronunciation.
For fever and ague, headache, or as a simple
purgative they have no equal. Ask your
druggist for them 81
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This morning at eleven o'clock, at r. d.
Wallace & Co.'S old stand, No. 387 Second
tools, manufacturing materials. etc.
z. Fl. VANCE, Trustee.
A. NJ SronnARn Anctinneer
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KEEN EEs, HERZOG * CO.

EO!
Behold new thing!
Yet only comparatively new,
For It's merit has been recognized
Throughout the civilized world.
TIE highest and only medals
OF merit were awarded to
The manufacture. both at
The Centennial and the Paris
EXpoSitiOns by medical 1uTIes.
HumbugS are edvertised;
So are useful articles
This Is truly one of the latter.
BensOn's capcine porous plaster
Is a simple but wonderful remedy.
1t contains new elements which
Make 1t far superior to the common.
Slow-actlDg porous plaster. 1t acts
Quicker and more observation-disclosures
Pain almost at once. Try II fer
lameness and weakness Of the back or mus
Giles, for Rheumatism, for coughs and weak
lungs, Tor kidney disease, spinal complaints,
or any local ache or pain. You will not re-
gret 1t. Do not allow yourself TO be per-
susded to take common porous plaster in
place of Benson's capcine porous plaster. All
others are very inferior to 1t. Sold by all
druggists. Price, 25 cents.
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LI1OR THE SPEEDY CURE Of Seminal Weakness
u Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on by
indscTetion or excess. ANY druggist has the ingrs
dents. De. JAQUES 4 CO.,
40 West Sixth straet Cfncin natl
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EIoyd's Restaurant.

Prices are moderate. EUerv convenience
Of a first class restaurant. For nifty cents
yow can get a good dinner, including ice
cream and desserts.
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HEALTH-the poor mans riches, the rich
mans bliss-is found in Ayers medicines,
after fruitless search among other remedies.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
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DISINFECTANT.
Zinc Iron Disinfectant

TNHE disInfectant be obtained, free OF cost, at
i the following places
W N. WiIkerson & Co., 334 Main street.
A. Renkert, 100 Main street.
W. NJ. Simms 1875 Poplar street.
Batter d Co., 120 Beae street.
W. B. Stafford * Co.. 139 fernando street.
]. c. Zehring 642 Shelby street.
NJ. b. Knox, cor. Second and GreenlaH streets.
NJ. A. Ntzhugh,, 300 Madison street.
HeSSen i Co., 220 Poplar street.
RULES FOR DISPENSING.
Dispense II only to adults. The amount 10 be dis
pensed is not to exceed "a ounces, one wine bottle
or equivalent quantity. If more Is deemed neces-
sary, application must he made to the Secretary.
who will give his order for the same, which Will be
honored BY those in charge of disn1ectants
When the supply is getting low, those In charge OF
dstnfecants will at once notify the Secretary 50 that
the supply may never fall
METHOD OF USING.
Add teacupful Of the disinfectant to gallon Of
water in wooden or earthen utensl, and pour Into
the vault morning and evening till all odor disap-
pears spreading the liquid over the surface much
as practicable. halfpint OF the disinfectant sim
keep vaults OF ordinary size permanently deodor-
lied. The addition Of six tablespoonful of Cal
yeTt's No. Carbolic Acid at the time of the dlsn-
lection will make II more permanent. and less guam
titles OF the Zinc-ireR be subsequently required.
ul-Smelllng drains, cutters, etc, be similarly
Wooden-6ucketful or water, sprinkling thoroughly
and repeatedly till all odor disappears.
II a vault be not easily and quickly deodorzed, or
soon becomes again offensive, It is evidence OF an
therefore should be emptied without delay, and
thereafter deterioration will be easily effected.
X. W. MITCHELL, NJ D., Sanitary Director.
w. Y. VIM. Md, Secretary.
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit COurt-HOn. J. o. Pierce, Judge.
The cases on yesterdays calendar, not dis
posed of, constitute the calendar for to-day.
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WANTS.

WHITE WOMAN competent middle aged
w white woman, vita good recommendations,
to cook, wash and irOl, for two In family German
or Swede pTefsIrej. Call at $50 Jefferson extended.
VAULTS TO CLEAN-At reduced rates Apply
at AS Madison st, Memphis JOHN KANE.
CITUATION-As salesman with some reliable
- wholesale house; can command trade and cotton;
references given and required. Address
BUSINESS, Town Creek, Ala.
4 VOLORED WOMAN-TO do general hOuseWOTk.
- Apply at % Union street.
"A MAN AND WIFE desire to take charge OF a
IL house for some one leaving for the summer
months; best OF references given Call at 170 Lin
den, upstairs.
NNE SALESMAN for each state. Salary $40 20
~ 500 per month and expenses; references re-
Quired. LA BILLIE M'FG Co. Chicago.
DARAs0IS-'ro recover, re-line or repair. at the
L New York PaTasOl Shop, 1872 Main street, near
washington. Practical paTasol mixers.
HNhoTTING STALLIoN5 FOR SEASON OF 1879.
i "FLUE GRASS" by Rysdyck Hamiltonian
dam by Long Island Black Hawk.
''COI- JEFFERson," by DIR. Hers Mambreno
Patchen; dam, Lady Jefferson. We also have avery
large Maltese Jack. We are prepared to Craze
stock. HUGH d. AND JOHN r. GREER.
Six miles southeast of city.
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NON-RGslDENT NOTTCEs

EOn-ResIdent Notice.
No. 3379-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
Tennessee-Samuel W. Phillips ct al. VS.. Charles
l.. Moss ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause that the
L defendants, Charles j. Moss and his wife, Anna
l.. Moss, non-residensS of the State OF Tennes-
see and residents of the State of Missouri:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearance heren at the courthouse of Shelby county,
in Memphis Tenn, or before the first Monday,
In August 1879, and plead answer or demur to COM
painant's bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to them and set for hearing eXparte; and
that copy of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks in the Memphis APPEAL.
This Goth day of June, 1879.
Co3y-AtteSt.
Z. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By E. B. M'Henry, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Clapp Beard, Soils for complainant. fri
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From Eminent DIR. G. C. Clark, OswegO,
New York.

l have made sufficient experiment of Coll
denis Liebig's liquid extract of beef and tonic
invigorator to enable me to cay it is by far
the best of all the preparations of the kind
food and tonic) that have ever used. To
the sufferer from chronic diseases or the con-
valescent, it is invaluable, being both nour-
ishlng and strengthening.
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Which is the Cheanest

A package of Dukes Durham, containing
t'centy pipe-fulls Of the best smoking tobac-
co made, or one common cigar? Each costs
| ten cents.
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Egurder &c a CoIored Picnic in Ohio

Murder at n COIOred Picnic in Ohio.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-At colored pic
mic to-day, near Batavia, about twenty miles
from this city, Charles M'Craw. colored, of
Batavia, was shot and killed by Hiram Trot-
ter, colored, OF New Richmond. Trotter was
drunk, and endeavored early in the day to
provoke his victim into quarrel, and later
IN the day raised a low with him with the
above result. The murderer was arrested,
and has been placed under quart outside of
the town, fearing that he might be lynched
by the excited negroes.
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Chancery Court-EH,ROwelI. Judg

Chancery COurt-M'ROwelI, Judge.
This Is motion day. Calendar for Monday
Nos. 497, PIG, 2473, 2483, 2522, 2537, $500,
2698, 2710 and 2734; 2901, Swingley VS. Glib
son; 1902. Edmonds VS. Harris; 1908, Toof VS.
Larkin; 1904, Houston VS. Trigg; 1905, Caro-
vs. White; 1906, Maydwell VS. Maydwell;
2910, Wallace VS. Wallace; 29i1, ex parte;
1912, Anderson VS. Pattison; 29l3, same VS.
city; 2914, same VS. Bayliss; 2915, same VS.
Waggoner; 2919, same VS. Carey; 1921, Orne
vs. Hayes; 1924, M'Ferln VS. Diston; 1926,
Woods VS. Saffarans; 1926, Morris VS. Harthy !;
1927. Kaufman vs. Helm; 1928, Hammonton
VS. Durham; 1929, M'White VS. Hurst; 1881,
Hall VS. Fowlkes; 1892, Greer vs. Parte; 1884,
Medium VS. Powell; 1886, King vs. Lsrkin !;
1888, Bills vs. Gaylord; $685. Fitzgerald VS.
Hubert; 2940, Buckhardt VS. Battelle; 2941,
Fleece VS. Wynn; 2942, Ball VS. Larkin; 2944,
Scott VS. Kiucannou; 2945, Hargraves vs.
Irrelevant; 1850, Delaney VS. Larkin; 2951,
Apperson vs. Mehlinger; 1858, Cubbins VS.
Page; 1854, Plant VS. Hampe; 1855, Gentry
VS. Castor; 1857, Ryan vs M'Donald; 295S,
Jordan VS. Randolph; 1851, Blackwell VS.
Williams; 1864, Anderson VS. Bohien; 1866,
same VS. White; 1866, same VS. Booker; 1869,
same VS. Bagley; 1912, same VS. Davis; 1913,
same VS. NJ 'Laughlin; 1874, same VS. Plum
mer; 1915, same VS. Causey; 1919 and 1880,
same VS. Harris; 1884, same VS. O'Toole; 1886,
FIaherty VS. Worley; 1898, Kiley VS. Lundy;
1894, Pearson VS. Rawlings; 1898, Schroeder
vs. Coleman; 1899, Turner vs. Fischer; 5000,
Murri VS. Murrl.
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EIOyds Candies.

Visitors t0iA find nice Uariety Of candies
and fine cOnJectiolS at FIOyd'S.
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PROVIDENCE, Juue 26.-Edgar D. Thomas
and wife have lived apart. Last night he
called on his wife at the house of her father,
and, during brief interview, shot her fatally
and fed.
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INLET HARRY LINE.
Memphis White River and BLACK River
U. -. Mail Packets
For Indian Bay, st. Charles, Clarendon, Devalrs
Blua, Des Arc, Augusta Jacksonport, West Point,
SeaTcy, Batesville, PowhSttaR, aud Poeahontas.
The new steamer
- oslo Harry, s
NJ r. HAIRY, captain. Walker Outlaw, clerk.
Leaves Memphis on and after November I'd. every
SATURDAY, at 3 pm, connecting direct with the
new Black river U. S. mail packet MILT HARRY for
Powhattan and Pocahontas, and with Daily Packets
to Batesville and Upper White river.
Through rates to all points.
Freight consigned to Milt Harry Line, Memphis or
Terrens Will be promptly forwarded. Freight will
be received at all times the Il. z Lee WharfbOsl
J. =. WASHINGTON Agent
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INSOLVENCY.
Ins0lvenf N0fice

State of Tennessee, Shelby county-ofice County
Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, June %. 1S79-To
]. 2. Duke, Admir- of Robert BTitton. decd.
HAVING suggested the Insolvency of the es-
Il tate of Robert BTitton, deceased, you are
hereby ordered to give LOtice by advertisement in
some newspaper published within the said State,
and also at the Courthouse door of Shelby county,
for all persons having claims against said estate to
appear and file the with the Clerk of the COun-
y Court, authenticated IN the prescribed By
law, or before 9th day of September, 1879; and
claim not filed on or before said day. before
appropriation of the funds of said estate Is made,
shall be forever barred, both In law and equity.
Witness my hand, at office, this 26th day of June
1879. OWEN DWYER, Shelby County Clerk.
BY HUGH B. CULLEN d C.. fri
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RseGswN ANgb ROARD.

GUNNER BOARD, 33 FIFTH AVENUE. NEW
- YORK. Cool rooms; superior board; SO weekly;
81 daily
DALEY SPRINGS-Those desiring summer board
ID at reasonable rates. in a healthy location con-
venient to the city, with abundance OF amusements
and every facility OF communication and travel and
absolute exemption from epidemic diseases, should
correspond with BILLS & CO., Bailey Springs, Ala
n ESIRABLE ROOM-With board, at
L. ~ COURT STREET.
~ ERTLEMAN AND WIFE-Or two gentlemen
VI can get beautiful. unfinished room and good
board with private family, in pleasant locality,
convenient to street cars, at $l5 per month.
Address W. p. H, Appeal Office.
D0ARDERS-A few gentlemen day-boarders at
ID SO Union street. Terms moderate.
DOOMS-Desirable rooms and good board at
IL 90 JEFFERSON STREET.
DOOMS- SUIT OF front rooms, with board, at 1
HI Court street. Day bearders wanted.
INIRST-CLAS5 rooms, with without board.
~ Terms very moderate. No. "a Mulberry.
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BARGAINS

BARGAINS
M
HATS, GRENADINES,
WREATHS, LAWNS,
RIBBONS, SUITS,
ULSTERS, BUSTERS,
TO- d. Y,
AT
KKE1IEE&, HERZOG * CO.
THERE is no better remedy than Reeds gill
edge toric for dyspepsia and indigestion.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

OF 600 pages any address, securely sealed tnlr
tso) Should be read by all. Address as above
vince hours from A n 70 P. ". SandHvs , 4
Daily globe., 1879-11-02

Glenn at dinners or at parties, and after
while he ceased to fight against the
new and sweet influence that had come
into his life. He asked Raby to marry
him, telling her the manly truth about
himself, and leaving her to judge the
matter.
IL don't think you were to blame
much!" pronounced Raby, lifting her
soft eyes with look that sent thrill to
all his tense nerves. A man can't always
marry girl even if he likes her. And
you had only seen me three times you
know. 1t was much more honorable in
you to stop then, than to 60 on a little
longer and make me like you-more."
This "more" was irresistible. 1t caused
an interruption.
'There's one thing I would like so
much to do," resumed Raby, a little later.
"You'll help me manage 1t, won't you,
Ernest? I want to send Mrs. Hunter one
OF those big plates, like that old cracked
one which she wanted to buy. Do you
think I might, and will you, take it to
hers" 1t is a sort of debt, for if she
hadn't come curiosity hunting that day
l might never have seen you, or heard
OF Aunt Morpeth or her will, cr-''
"Bless the old plate, then!" interrupted
Ernest Freke. ''Send Mrs. Hunter new
one, by all means; but that old one We
will have framed, and hang up on ou1
walls, and keep alwaya, wont we, Raby?'
And they did.-Hnper's Basar.
Daily globe., 1879-11-02
The Wandering Singers Lay.

TO live the life of happy BIRDS
MThat wing their way from tree to tree,
To roam unconscious as the herds
All, this is to be truly Free
These hum4e lives are unto God:
They praise Him in their rest;
So will press the verdant sod,
AS near to the maternal breast.
And will spend this summer time
Untrammeled as the wilding thrush
Or string little idle rhyme,
Like yon poor sparrow in the bush.
For who would gricve to shame the day,
Or who would plain when nights are fair?
Back to the smallest autumn gray,
Back to your cell, curmudgcon Care.
Though poor, now wealthy is my part,
The happy gods in order bring;
Though poor and low, the royal heart
Sits ever like 4 crowned king.
The purple and gold are mine,
What shame TO mourn inOne will praise?
Tll uuati of the wild berry wine,
Nor scOrn the world that tlOuts my laws
But who would guess my princely state?
Can tattered garments such reveal?
| am not poor with those who hate,
And all are noble as they feel.
| will not mlrmur nor repent
And none can be my spirits peer,
Save he has quatted of deep content,
Or can excel in sturdy cheer.
Earth holds naught lighter than my purse,
Save this poor wandering singers breast;
[ read no legend of 4 curse,
But everywhere the words, Be blcst
I'll count no human being wise,
Save he who joys to see the sun;
Strong in his gladness let him rise,
And sing us if Gray Time were young.
.luWlSta La,7le0 IN ". Y. Erening Posi-
Daily globe., 1879-11-02
IF WE KNEW.

If we knew when walking thoughtless
Through the crowded, dusty way,
L at some pearl of wondrous whiteness
Close beside our pathway lay,
We would pause where now we hasten,
We would often look around,
Lest our careless feet should trample
Some rare jewel in the gronnd.
If we knew what forms arc faiuting
For the shade which we should fling
Ii we knew what lips are parching,
For the water we should bring
We would haste with eager footsteps,
We would work with willing hands,
Bearing cooling cups of water,
Planting rows of shading palms.
II we knew what feet were weary.
Climbing up the hills of pain
BY the world cast out as evil,
Poor, repented Magdalenes-
We no more would dare to scorn them q,
With our Pharasaic pride,
Wrapping close our robes around US
Passing on the other side.
II we knew when friends around us
Closely press to say "Good-bye,"
Which among the lips that kiss us
First beneath the flowers should lie,
While like rain upon their faces
Fell our bitter, binding tears,
Tender words of love eternal
We would whisper in their ears.
Daily globe., 1879-11-02
A Fisherman on a Tramp.

Whilst fisherman named Bill was
walking from Grimbsby to Sunderland,
ne was overtak zen by a young woman
travelling the same road.
In the course Of conversation, she men
toned that she was very hard up, and
would be obliged to seek nights lodg-
ing in the workhouse.
Eventually, they agreed to go togeth-
er and ask for admission, the woman
telling him that it would be more readi-
ly granted if he stated that she was his
wife.
They were sent to their respective dom
iciles, and the next morning, while Bill
was hard at work stone e-breaking,-the
task usually imposed in return for the
accommodation afforded-the workhouse
doctor came up to him and said:
"Your name isl"
eyes, sir"
THAT was your wife you brought in
last night!'
Conceiving it best to stick to his pre-
vious statements, Bill replied IN the af-
fmative.
"Well, I congratulate vou," said the
doctor; ''she was confined this morning
at four o'clock!'
Bill started, and cold sensation came
him. However, he finished his work, got
his breakfast, and then made for the
door, but was there stopped, and inform
ed that he could not be allowed to leave
till his wife was ready, also.
"Well, said Bill, when repeating his
experience, "they kept me cracking
stones for six blessed weeks, till that wo-
man, wiz bundle containing something
that kicked up an awful noise, vas ready
to leave the gates wiv me. Aa divvent
think aa lvvor ran Sc hard in ma life as
aa did efter clearing the toon! Aa hev
nivvor seed her since, and aa's blessed if
aa wan te?''
Daily globe., 1879-11-02

THE LONDON truth cajis L,.all,u
beer @heady, stupefying and muddy
stuff"