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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YoRK.
New York, Marchl.
MoSEY-&l.G.
GovERsMESTs--Hieher os49Llss; fours,
STocKs-Irregular.
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserve decrease. s1,1s4, ,s7s; banks hold g..
WHEAT-Very Quiet. higher No. red April,
tl.ASiaa; May sl.ss7sGl.s2k; June, tl.ssS
CORN-Quiet, mixed western spot, 6eaS9L /;
future. 7OS western 6aG5s; No. 3 May, 4sl.
=, ,OATs.Duil. lower, western, laey55c; no. 2,
PoRK-Nominal.
LARD-Higher, sl0l21s.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-04
eSs>seSsSsesN-(e~sNesN
Lavender's S
Cash
Grocery House /!
Continues to be the favorite trading
place In town and country,
Continues to he the favorite trading
place IN town and country,


tYBecause it supplies the very best
goods to be secured in the world.
HBecause every article required for
family use in the line of Groceries can
be found there at all times.
because its prices are uniform
and so low as to defy competition.
B-B Because its Cash system is success.
fully established and gives to its Gus
TONERS advantages which the credit sys.
TEN does not possess.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-04

MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. March 4.
NOON REHoRT.
WHEAT--Firmer, No. 2, Western, sl.2s cash
and March; Sl.24ll April; $l.24ss May; $l.2O.i
June; No. 8 Sl.05.
Corn luiet;c,
OATs-Quiet, 4asc.
RYE-s4Ic.
BARLEY 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-06

New Clarendon ssOteI.
>.
NJ OLSON AND Sc OND.
Largest samplerooms in the city for commercial
LOCAL NOTICES.

OSCAR WILDE SAYS E. E. Els Catarrh
Salve is too utterly beyond.
SEND your orders for plumbing, gas and
steam fitting to Bsiley's 295 Second street.
LIT all the delegates consider The claim
Tor county register of liza Z. Doug rs
to-day
CHARLES G. LOCKE is candidate for
county register, suhjsct to the nomination Of
the Democratic convention.
READ the letter of Attorney General G.
P NJ. Turner, in another column, on the
Equitable Endowment Marriage Association.
T. S. MALLORY is candidate for consta-
bic from the Fourteenth civil district, sub
ject TO the action Of the Democratic Conven-
zion.
The LITTLE BRICK CHURCH, by Colonel
W. Z. Fdikner, author of White Rose of
Memphis, just received by Wills & Wild
berger, 81 Main street.
HUB PUNCH, prepared of pure old liquors
and aromatic fi1tt juice, surpssses any punch
or toduy made on The spur # the moment.
Trade supplied at manufactured prices by
3. J Semmes & Co., Memphis, Tenn.
The East Tennessee and Western North
Carolina railroad is now completed from
johnson City, Tenn, 10 Cranberry, n. c. By
this route a fine view OF the mountains of
Tennessee and North Carolina can be had
Roam mount ain, in all its grandeur, looms
up at distance of eight miles from Roam
Mountain station. From the terminus it is
but short distance to the falls of Elk and
LlnvIlle falls. Tourists not desiring to
rough it in the mountains" can return 10
Elzahethtown or Johnson City in the even
ing by train. This road will bring the cele-
brsted Cranberry magnetic iron ore into
market
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The MEaPHGs COAL MsNE,
Oss tise OwensbOrO and Nashville Rail.
road ana FOur Miles from the C.
and .. Railroad.
peeial Correspondence of the Appeal

Special Correspondence of the Appeal
BEvIER, KY, July 4-You would doubt
less be glad TO see what is known az the
Memphis coal mine, situated on the OSen--
zorro and Nashville railroad, four ~ les from
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, which
gives Us, or will very soon, two railroads to
Memphis, besides the river, forty miles of,
at the terminus of the Greensboro and Nash
Vile railroad We have three veins of Goa ,
each five, six and even feet, the latter being
f fty feet above the railroad level, which runs
for mile a. the base Of the hilt, and which
has an area of about one or one and a quar-
ter miles square Of level surface on top. Our
tip-house has six chutes, and s said to be
the best constructed works in the country.
The L iron is large, being twenty-pound rail-
We have already 4 .mall town here, and the
demand for houses is greater than the sup
ply As this is a Memphis enterprise, |
would like to have some OF its citizens
call, and l will insure tn. M delightfully."-
cool trip under ground, through a black
diamond field that will rival anything in this
country, not excepting those OF Pennsyl-
vauia Nearly every week We are visited by
excursionists and picnic parties who are in
uucrd to make this point their stopping
p, ace, 20 see and go throng In the many ave-
nues under ground that are so easy Of access,
and with the smooth rock ceiling,
the walls perpendicular and straight, it is to
them q novel and interesting sight. Mem
phis need never fear again to be visited by
cIsl famines, and manufacturers may feel
to build and 10 increase their
works, as we alore, to say nothing OF the
email coal-Gelds around Birmingham, Ala,
have coal enough to supply the entire South
for many yesI and We predict that soon the
smoke from hundreds OF manufacturing coal
stacks will be seen Gu ling upwards in Mem
phis from coal cent from BevIer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The preparations for the juvenile Patience
going bravely on. The ''Gobble" song
from Mdscotte will be introduced, and will he
sung aud acted by Miss Blanche Miles and
VIII Rowland. The stage will be fitted up
nicely under the direction of the Stage man
ager of Leubrie's Thester, who will make
n any Improvements. The rehearsal yes,er-
day was very fine, and the children render
the muse in a way that would do credit 10
professional organization. The orchestra
rehearsale begin Monday next, and Tuesday
there will be a full dress rehearsal 1t il
ssio that the chorus work of the children
VIII be genuine surprise, and the acting
and singing Of the principals will meet all
the expectations. The opera will be richly
and beautifully costumed. 1t il expected
that fully 2000 people will visit The park on
the night OF the first performance. Mr..
II .rry E. Piano has drilled the boys in the
dragon chorus and he has afforded Captain
Handwerker valuable assistance. He will
have charge OF the stage. Visitors will not
he alloVed at any Of the rehearsals now, as
the opera is approschicg completion.
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BARBECUE AT BARTLETT,
speech of Ed Shaw, Who Urges the De-
feat OF Hawkins and the Election
OF Bate.

Special Correspondence of the Appeal
BARTLETT, July 4.-There was a sort OF
iDlpromptll barbecue of the colored psople at
tnis place to day. Ell Shaw was present,
aud at o'clock addressed the crowd, prin-
cipally upon the Siate-debt issue. He took
the position that while he approved the
Bsasey platform rather than the fifty-and-
three, yet 10 prevent the reelection of Haw-
kins they were bound to support Bate. His
points were we'll taken and logically en-
forced. The coiored voters seemed fully TO
appreciate the situation and were unan-
imously opposed to the recollection of Haw-
kins, or any recognition OF the fraudulent
one huudred-aud- three and sixty-three four
iive-and-six If it is assumed that Shaw
mas no Influence with the colored voters OF
this county, ii is a serious mistake They
are ior the fifty-spd-three, and will support
Bate, the ID Docratc nominee. For once in
Shelby county the coiored voters are cut
loose from the dom ueering and dicta-
fcrial powers OF the Republican CAUCUS.
The present meeting was a very suspicious
one as foresh ado wing the course OF the col
ored voters in this county. II is the key
note 10 the success ami glorious triumph Of
the Bate ticket. The Low-tax Republican
colored vo,ers will act with Us. This il an
end Of the Smith, Eaton, Patterson, Bgeiow
domination in Shelby county. Shaw spoke
With much earnestness and force of logic.
His clear-cut sentences ard very forcihle
enunciation of principles, took with all par
ties. His OepunciatIon Of the Republican
bosses scathing and entertaining. The
moral courage and intellectual vim OF such
a man, against the pre- JUDGES of his race, az
some hing 10 be admired, however much we
may at times differ with him.
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COTTON BnLT BULLETIN.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Posted in Memphis az 10 a m. July 5, 1882.
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Council meets this afternoon.
Another cool day for politics.
The Democratic Convention to-day.
VINO will be nominated for register?
Who will be next County Court clerk?
President Hidden complains of dullness
The corners have all been secured by the
politicians.
There is every prospec. of he "Chicks"
winning.
Captain Reyer seems to nave been afraid
of his sword.
People are not making much news in
Memphis now.
The Terre Hsute boys are called the
"McKean Kids"
-Mansford has the indianapolis pspers
during the drill.
Fines in the Police Court yesterday
amounted to SAL.
The Chicks" are generally conceded
irst place at Indianapolis.
The Nashville World says Ca plain Reyer
made no errors at Indianapolis.
The Banner ssys il is very close between
the "Porterr" and the 'Crescents."
The "Q1apsws" took their banjos TO
Indianapolis. They will need them coming
nome.
Captain Handwsrker will soop receive
the orchestral parts of Patience from st.
Louis.
General Vaughan has reason to remem-
Der the Fourth Of July. Eighteen years ago
he had his leg shot of.
Everybody wanted 10 bet on the Chicks"
yesterday. Few or none were found who
would bet against them.
1t is to be hoped that the Democratic
Convention 10 dsy will be harmonious, and
that the very best men will be put forth.
-Messrs. MCGOWAN and Harris, candi-
dates for county trustee, have agreed that
there .hall be no dark horse in their race.
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CHICAGO, July 5.-Attendance light. The
day was bright and warm. Track heavy.
FIRST Rdce.-One and one-guarter miles,
for non- winners, three-year-olds. Starters
Tricks, Fsona, Viron, Belle of Runny nede,
John Sullivan and Wallonsee. John Sulli-
van won by neck, Belle second, four lengths
before Wsllonsee third, Fiona fourth, Tricks
filth, Viron last. Time-2:1S. Mutuals
paid S45 10.
Second Racc.-Three-quar mile for nou-
winners, two-year at this meeting.
Starters-Barstone and Grismer. Grismer
won, hands down, by length. Time-1 :223.
Mutuals paid s. 60
Third Selling purse, one and one
fourth miles, all ages. sr;ers-Farragut,
Ed ReardoD, Bailey, Jack Haverly, Katie
and Mammonist. Bailey won easily by
Two lengths; Jack H4verly second, half
a length before Katie B third, Fsrrsgut
fourth, Mammonist fifth, Ed Reardon last.
Time-2:i7. Mutual pools paid Sl3 80.
Fourth Raee.-Mile heats; for all ages;
allowances for beaten horses. Stsrters-
Clara D., Tom Barlow, Amazon. Athelestane
and Clsrrissima Clara d. won in two straight
heats. TIME :484, 1:4S. Book betting
post odds against the winner, ten to five.
Mutuals paid Sc CO.
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SMALLPOX IN THE STATE.
The following is DIR. Clark's recapitulation
of SMALL ox cases in Tennessee:
YELLow-FEvER PRECAUTIONS.

Concerning yellow-fever, D.. Clark says:
GA few days since / received telegram from
DIR. Challle through DR.. Thornton that a
case OF yellow fever had occurred in New
Orleans, though it did not originate there,
aud note was at once sent to the president
of the National Board OF Health asking that
inspection besinaugurated. So soon as 1 re-
ceiv-d the notice from the secretary of Tie
National Board of Health that inspection of
the railroads had been ordered, wrote to
The inspectors of the different railroads pen.
etratiug Tennessee, who had been previously
assigned to duty to begin the work OF taking
up the certificates of Dr.. Chsile, and for
ward them to this Office. Inspectors have
been appointed on the Louisville and NASH
vile railroad at Decatur, on the Mobile and
Ohio raiiroad at Corinih, and on the Chicago,
s.. Louis and New Orleans railroad at Grand
Junction"
This report was referred to two commit
tees, one composed of Drs. Thornton and
Stafford, to consider that portion relating to
smallpox, and the other, composed of DR..
Piunkst and Colonel Cole, in reference to
lepjsi alton.
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portant subjects Of publi.chooI education
Method Of Teaching in Elementary
Branches Her services e entirely salts
fac ory TO The faculty and tthe BODY of in
te iIigent teachers who cons,ute her pupiIs
here. To the perfect comm,d of her snb.
iect she uniies the technical sIJ of the eT-
pxrieuced teacher, and by heaemesuor a.
well a. by her ability, she winshe coufdence
of ALL" Prof Edward S. Joyr. F AL
auder, secretary and professor; 1uter Nich-
olson, professor, and james Di1iddie. pro-
fessor OF mathematics, all jndorswhat Prof
Lock-tt says, and take pleasure icoumend-
ing Miss TovelPs work to the Pic conf
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A card.


TO the NOIe!s OF oHslDy County
Without any disparage TO the nanv
who are offering from the city and county
for the position of county register, we beg
leave TO offer the name OF liza E Douglas
for the position-a man who has devoted his
time, his talents, his all to the cause OF the
Democratic party; one who has been Weighed
and never found wanting; man true TO
every instinct of a gentleman, and every way
fully qualified for the position he sspires to.
We ask to-day that he be supported before
the conveBtion. No representative from
north of Hatchie river has ever been given
us, and we do ask the support OF the conven-
tion for Ila E. Douglas. THIRD DISTRICT.
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The EQUITABLE ENDOWENT
Marriage AssoeIs'i"n-Afto rn.Gene.
RAJ Turner Decides That las
Mutual
Benevolent Society, and as Inch
is Not Liable to Suit foi
Penalties

OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF e
CRIMINAL COURT OF shelby Co, TENN.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 5, IS
Captain Walter A Goodman, President Equit.e
Endowment Marriage Association, Memp,
Tenn:
DEAR SIR-Having examined The chart
of your company, the Equitab bic Endowmel
Marriage Association, anu applied the prin
ciple- hat govern its operation 10 the law
OF in-u-ance, have no hesitancy in sayinI
that it Is not an insurance company in tb'
sense OF the law, but ia a mutual benevol- II
society. A. l understand and construe th'
act of 1879. you are conducting your asso
citation in accordance with its provisions, an,
are not subj CT 10 suit for penalties Tor doin!
business n violation OF the law Very re
specially, G. P. NJ TURNER,
Attorney General.
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II Won't Pay

After so much labor and capital has been
expended to build up this medicine, to allow
it to deteriorate. You can take Simmons
Liver Regulator with perfect faith, as it is
made by no adventures who pick up the
business of concoctIng medicines, but by
educated, practical druggists who have made
the study Of medicine and its compounds the
neatness and perfection exhibited by the
very appearance OF the Regulator proves
it 10 be the best prepared medicine IN the
market, and ]. H Z-ilin & Co. fully carry
out their motto: Ptuissin,d ct Optina (Purest
and hesfl -
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

Knoxville Chronicle, 4tb: "R. Wallace had
two horses killed in the field on Sunday by
lightning"
has qusran,ined the vicinity where the small
po1 now is.
At Loudon on Monday, C. Kelsoe and J.
Mitchell quarreled. Kelsoe said several
times he had nothing against the other, but
Mitchell jumped upon HIM and Kelsoe
stabbed him three or four times with pocket
knife. AMI in an.hour he was dead and his
murderer in Jail The people laid the &C.
currence to "Houk whisky.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-06

When you visit or leave New York city
save baggage. expressa=e and carriage hire, and
stop az Grand Union Hotel, opposite 6 rand Cen
ira! depot. Four hundred and fifty elegant TO Oms
ana upwards Der day. 4 evator. Restaurant sup
pied with the best. HOrSe-cars stages and eie.
waited railroad TO III depots. Families can LIVE
better Tor less money at the Grand Union tina Il ct
any other frs -ciaSs hotel N the civ
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Opposite Court Square.

No. 164 Main street, is the best, cheapest
aud most convenient livery, feed, hack, sale,
trade and boarding stable in Memphis The
stable is large, roomy and well ventilated.
Boarding horses have prompt attention. j.
D. Carrithers looks after The boarding horses,
buggy and harness, and sees that every hing
is in its proper place. J. II. Manor, the
proprietor, has been in the livery business in
Brownsville for the last ten years, and I'M
derstsnds carrying on che business.
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Buckingham Hotel,
FIFTH AVENUE d FIFTIETH ST.,
(Opposiie Cathedrzl,
TAT " TX.
a CUBE GUARANTEED.

WETHFRBEE & FULLER--.----.---PROPAE
C,TRANGERs will here find excellent aecOmmO-
= dations at red uced prices during the summer
months This new and elegant house = very cen
trails located for the rece piion of guests either
permanent or transient. u Is chlrmingiy stu
Ted being central point amid the most fashion
s5le restdences. Church, :, etc; near the Grand
Central Depot, within three minutes walk Of h
elevated roads ana u olson avenue car. Inc
ventiistion. heating and plumbing sre arranged
on the most approved principles. The hotel IS
conducted on The European plAn- patronized o.
n ne nest families of Europe and America, with
resta5fs ran { of unsurpassed excellence and at rea-
soua o. charges.
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Steamboat Excavation.

The "WillIng Workers" of The First Meth
odist church will give an excursion Friday
evening, July 7th, on the elegant steamer
Josie Harry. The boat will leave foot of
Monroe street at $50 O'Clock. Tickets
Including refreshments), fifty cents. For
sale at Wills & W,ldberger's, 3I7 Main
~
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REV ARs1.

CD - REWARD-WiI be paid by the under
- 10 sigued or the recovery of the BODY 0: his
4s,ou ALLzG y DONNELL, drowned Tuesday in
the river, between Mar. ct and Exchange streets.
lie was about thirteen years II age dark hair and
1neGium hight. Fishermen and waleTmen
sluested 10 Be on the lookout.
DANIEL O'DONNELL
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FIoyd's Ladies', Restaurant.

Persons sending their families away, as
we'll as those visiting the city, will find our
place very convenient. We keep everyt hing
in the best possible manner, and our prices
are quite moderate
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The HiIisdaIe Crew.

LONDON, July 5.-The Hillsdsle crew have
entered Tor the race for serial tours at the
NARROW regatta. Only two local crews,
the Corkham and NARROW, have entered
against them. The course is about one mile
long. The race will be rowed down stream.
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An Old Rut Filled Up.

For centuries the fashion was TO feed the
VICTIMS of malaria with peisons called "med-
icines." Al last the world has grown wiser.
Sufferers who do their own thinking now use
Dr. Holman's Ague and Liver Pad, and are
cured without medicine.
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Ladies Are most Attractive

When their faces are free from pimples.
Parker's Ginger Tonic Is popular among
them, because it banishes all impurities
from the blood and makes the face glow
with health
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TheLITTLEHAvANA COMP AMY


$40 Prizes ----.-----..--U Z. s. Currency - 49,
The tickets in the Supplement- are sold a. ~.
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MaIariai Fevers are Mirigated.

And in many cases prevented, by using a
Water Elevator and Purifying Pump Tor
cisterna.
KENNESAW MFG co.
81 Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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LONDON, July 5.-The Exeter stakes at
Newmarket was won by Highland Chit;
Britomarte second, Bonjour third The july
cup was won by Tristan; Royal Stag second
Nellie third.
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SILKS! SILKS!
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS WEEK!

19-Inch Checked Summer Silks, 4Oc---wOrth SIC.
25-Inch P0lka-SpOt Silks 6Oc---wOrth 81 %.
25-fnch Checked and Watered Silks, 6OcwOrth 81 25
24-Inch COIOred BrOcades, 65c--wOrth 81.
10. Inch Good Black AlI-SiIk Surahs Csc and 81.
24-Inch Black MerveiIteux, 81 25---wOrth 81 IS.
Black Silk and Satin BrOcades, 81 Ellsworth 50.
All our Handsome BrOcades and Waered Novelties we
will SELL AT HALF-PkICE.
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Higher Rents are secured

By Landlords who furnish their cisterns with
the Water Elevator and Purifying Pump,
made by the
KENNEsAw MFG CO., 81 Madison Street.
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ii you question the purity of your cistern
water, put II Water Elevator and Purifying
Pump, which destroys all impurities.
KENNESAW MF G. CO. 81 Madison Street
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a'NES SAAE.

DIANO-A fine 5000 Grand Square Chickering
L Piano, nearly new cheap Piano can De
seen at HOllsuberg's Address
p. T. s this Office.
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ANNOUNUz.laENTS.
Foe Clerk of the Criminal Court

ITO Tue VOTERS OF SHELBY CoUNIY-Feel-
L ing deeply grateful Tor tne sup 3rI oIin .
nothing during my term ot Ohce 10 ioTleiI your
confidence, hereby announce myself lol re ,
lion 70 Inc ot6ce of u TX Of the Criminal Court
subject 20 tue action OF the Democratic Conserva-
ave Convention. respectfully, - ~
.a..rlL ~ d 49, A. j. a OlI HIN.
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FOx SALE Oit EXCH .NGE

EOR SALE UES EACh Nv u =.
TOR RESIDENCE-N at business wALDRAN
L PLACE. IN onion avenue out ide city limits;
co tag newly re- aired, ienciug goOd well
ana eastern, na&rs ven acres Oeauuiui grove forest
lee; !. ST desirz bic : te on tie narset
J. w. MELON, Denti-t 356 Main st.
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fI1DIfORS APfEAL-snas: You are authorized
l y 10 announce me d candidate Tor re- eiec tlon
II the ounce vi clerk OF the County Court su oJect
10 the action OF lne Democratic Nom 'nhuhS Con
ventiJn l VII be compelled 10 pe absent IRON
ne CITY Tor a e,F weeks, under the imperative or
uess OF my phy sicidn but viii return in Tune 1of
me canvass trusting this viii De all ample 81
I,te-iient s.srya.it y EN- }" OK.
JNDITORS APPEAL-Please announce me as a
HI candidate for the Orice OF county Court
IlsIk subject the nVmIna Lion OF 70 Democratic
~ JAMES REILLY.
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rJuIHE VOTERS OF SHEL3Y CoUNIY-Feel
L lag very grateful for the generous support re-
c,ived from your hands at the last eieouoh, ana
believing inst my otficial career ms not III any
WV forfeited nay 1e"ts tO-yOur suuFaSei an
IA Juye self candidate Tor re eeetl a 10 the
o.s. OF Circuit COurt Clerk at the ensuing August
tactlun. u je,t tne decision Ol The eIlOS ate
r. C1uvent ga. JOSEfh ChL-
Memphis, June %, 1SS2. -
TNAEIEL e. SHELBY is a candidate for the office
IL OF circuit Court CLERK, subject To tne ACTON
= gne Count! Democratic Contention 10 DC Aelu
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a.al~

DACKAGE OF MOSEY-At Est;val PARK, on the
L night of the Fourth of July, Containing two
one tundr d-dol ar lis and several smaller oils
fifty dollars will be paiu for its r turn, or 1ntor
nation at will leA q To It's recovery, by
GEO. NANCE. ~ street X road ofhce.