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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20
COTTON mARKETs-gY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Julv 49, 1880 n.-COuon stesdv-Middiing
ing 1000 bales speculation export Receipts 1900
bales including 1900 bales American Futures-U DlsBGs
also SD DO august and September deiiverv Ssosse
Ssd 90 october ana November delivery Ia
90 January ana repsnA5y aevery esSd Futures 4uet
1av included lao bales American
hands Low Middng clause J1y ana August delivery 6s9
AUGUsTA JuiV lS.-UOrt0n ouist Midanng I2c Lev
hlddnng 'e COCO Ordinary, llc. receipts. 80 bales
BALTkORE July ls.-COttoB duu: Niddlns l2s4o, Low
90 rses exports 100 bales stock 55S bales
MiddSs I've Good Ordinary peG reeeptS "a baIe
gross l16 bales exports Great Britain. stock,
onAsLzsros July ls-oOttOn arm. Middnng l2Ac; Low
ls ,h Sass sales ses
Niadhng, NE; Good Ordinary lie! receiot- n
bales shImenIs 1856 paiss' 20 bales: stoek 27s
GALvEsroH July l9-cotton steady; mioonr l2i,c, Low
bales IL bales coastws 45 bass sSoek
aMknPnIs. Juiv l9-cotton steady. Mioo,mg l2bc Low
bales; gross III 5ef bales r ss ia
MoBLK July l9-Cotton firm Middine lox..
Alddhng l24c.i GOOD Ordinary c 81 bales
Low MIdng I2ac: Good Ordinary &c; net recepts ~
bales 20 bales exports coastwise 300 bales sales
SoRyoLK JuIy firm. Miadhng i27 rsc. net re-
ssss sales Es O1 Is bass Stock 5Si bales ' "
PHILADELPHIA July lJ.-CotiOn urn; Middling l3isc;
Low abiding. 1880; Good 20 Ordinary lie stock e46i
hiddng. ~ &c: Coco Ordinary lO@e Net 1eceipts *
bates gross. 80 bales; STOCK
81 LOUIS. July i9-COttOn nrm ABIDING. I2A2e.. Low
Niddlng. l2c; GOo0 Ordinary IL &c; net receipts,
bales Shipments 1873 Dalcs STOCK 5.SS0
WILMINGTON July lS.-COttOn nrm Alddhng l2l4c. Low
siadlng, ilis.c Good ordinary iobiSe:net reeepts
pa4e5 stock zI5
CHICAGO July l9--Fl0ur easier Wheat-NO Red Win
@ aRse'tied generally lower rates y "a cash II Oes
suy. No. Chicago Spring irregular At 81 1881 -
s4sn - n July q O5oSI ooh August Regular unset
soa put generally lower 81 O62 July 81 O320sl OS Au
gust ~ O2s september. a Oll4 all the year Corn IN
a demand and higher AZ 7ol4175ic CASH 75c2 August
80 september 74Ssc October. 667sao7c all tue year
@ u lar demand lower AT 53c 81 &C. july $3.50 Au-
t.ss - &c September 50 October 3s5sc AL the year
90 oAsvI ~ oJc barley aul and nominal At 4Oc.
Eat1 flA1seed nrmerj mefOha1taDle 81 Z7GSl zsl2
49, eslefi Creamery. 1914 Dairy I3D1lc. Eggs
ioes-.J aha unchanged PORK unsettled but generally
Be- - 20 I0aszO rs cash; So 50 GS2O 672 septom
oeo october go 50 November Sl9 30 all the year
ASv seuvs but shade lover at ~ cash 2304 80 q
Izeessh KS ~lZ4li2c September l2.56c October 7;
Nasss ~ The year BulkIneats steady and unchanged
i4as STEADY and nnch saged fraagbts-Lorn Eaaalo
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO July Is-CArrIH = Receipts to-day 2o4 head:
Total for the week thus $500 head for time
head: consigned through $50 cars market quiet
ana unchanged sales Light Medium steers, &5GS0 3D.
1ISht butchers 81 81 load Of Choice Texans.
A eoo -,
week thus far 1900 head for same time last week,
head; consigned through AZ market dun and
changed saes Clipped @4dS4 5O Choice - 70
$50 TO- Western Lambs 50 30 40 TO- canada Lambs 30
to-day 100 head; total Tor week thus far
Is JO5 hesi Tor time last week lo4UO head con
Sgned through night sales Light Workers.
al GOaS7 rs; Good here Jew GOOD Medium Weights
bronaht - 5Vds 60; AL sold.
LIST imKRrY Penn, July 19.-CATrK- Receipts. l53
heaa marsef lair - 75Qss Good 30 71ES1 0V Com
mon, s. 5O1SJ DO . ., 49,. a.,, t,huoSoir,.,as
Ia 30 ass % lod~c.
SHREP -ReceIpts 100 head market $40" E1lrA - on
m Il ri Good - 25ast 80: Common. u 9ugto 9O.
ST IoJs Juy l9-HoGs-ReceIpls lIVo hea1i shipments
l0 head qulet ShipplBe rigs - ~. 90 lOrkei
a. 4aS5 90 Packing o. 5UGGsi 90; Butchers 70 Select
81 9OGSs IS. oo -, ..,.-.o,,. aoo haad. mar
% g. only rass and Texans on sale amer s.
- 500 ~ 80 Choice Fat steers, ~ Hso 20 Ma
tive Cows 81 dS4 70; htockers % 0O9es feedlhg steers
"a 25aS5 oa,, .A..,.,,s mana. Good IN
Cboce, 50 5O9s4 90; lower grades. " 1o@sS %.
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IoSDOy fJuy l9-l2:yO D. m-U bonds four cents.
S22 40 four half III do three and hall
Der cents lO3 Great Western hrst mortgage
49is 4l4 ILLINOIS Central. l42;
Pennsylvania Central "a; Reading 81 NewforK OntaI1o
ana Western. 80; Milwaukee and 81 Paul common ~
7 IoSDoN July 19-23O D m-COns0s 100 Tor for both
money ana Atlantic Great Western first
certificates ~ l. 90 second mortgage
l7s Erie, al, NewYorK Central 1873; Illinois Central.
l4ls4 Pennsylvania Central 63S.; Reading, SO's New
York Ontario and Western, 3Ols
LONDON. l9-25U mParls advces duore three per
GEM rentes 81 francs 20 centmes fOF The account
july 1900 D. m.-The amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank OF England On balance to-day Is
4l4.O0O
LONDON July 1880 m.-ParIs aivioss
70 confines Tor the ACCOUNT
PARIS July l9-43U D m-Exchanzo on London 20 francs
IA cenumes lOr checkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Ra'iroGda
Nyw-YoRK. Wednesday, July ~, 1857
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YORK, MeuliesuHy' JuIJ 1V' 70
ID. ~-..nhauUad

AsHFS-Qniet unchanged. g. ra,r cargoe. oloc..
S oas bags ex W. W Case 9lsc; 3el4 bsgs e1 90, on
sses trSs OH bags on private tern ara on Cee
~ o. univ AT 45c; 500 for August AZ Io1e
I'D so M rs do at 100 Mild grades seaay' anu
cabo fairly sctive ; !, 400 bags mostly "a @A'P"" w F
terms S11dl5Apc. ..,o. 1n1 t,atos
o haias Tor snioninr bales for speculation nsV-
sred IN contscs 400 bales. Receipts AT the PoIs
Sg males sTans o63 this day last week. ana <'so'
palaa la.f Vpar.
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fnauriaL
Proposals for State Bonds
STATE on CONNECTICUT,
TRgAsURKR's OFFICR, HAgIPoRD. July IL, 1882

STATE CONNECTICUT
TRBA5URER's OFFICR, HABIPoRD, July H. lS52.)
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received by the under
signed purchase tho any OF the five
hundred thousand Of Connecticut twenty
bonds bearing January 1888 ct 81 cent
payable January July the Office Of the Treasurer
in the City Hartford to be issued in coupon bonds Of 81
EACH which at the option holders transferred into
registered bouds.
These under authority Of act OF the Cen
Assembly OF the State Of Connecticut and are exempt
by state municipal authority The
establishment Of sinking fund for the
sufficient all bonds at maturity Bonds
will be delivered and must paid for at the Office Of the
Treasurer City Hartford. December 8, 1857
deposit per will be required from the bidder
of good faith the contract when bids are
awarded.
Proposals viii purchase OF these bonds
until "WEDNESDAY. July % next. at $50 when they
will be opened in the presence Of the bidders
The TO reject and all bids Bidders
should mark the outside envelope Proposals to Buy
BondA"
JAMES D. SMITH. Treasurer.
State Of Connecticut
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw.YoRE July Ie.-BEEvES-Heceipts were 100 OF
3l3y beadl47 at Jersey city and y cars AZ oHhs
days 22 head AGAINST Al head for the
responding last Including large number Of Cat
tie held from Monday there were exclusive OF The e"
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Eelp Wanies.

yTANTED.-An experienced m an, q. s anu
w housege boys bosrcihs 5>"'~' ~ - -
Address r. BOX IA Tribune once
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TotaIbusn -. 76.3JO l5,IU3 lJoIb oa,5OU @0'VVo
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day were as follows:
Receipts Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
RecelpLs Smpments
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JULY 20, 1882

E5trs nominal at ss Provisions snss Ms.s pq5s
Steam issse co cash and August; Hogs
s5%sT osss ssoo 9SIs w aseS
bb. wheat Loo bush. barley. go bush.
1ns EIrss or %innssOa Essrs Clear IS
DO cSSa g. ss eooo aa
New Process 90 So Louis Choice 81 70 nnne ps
81 oSess Rye Fio9r DIM: - . % for P pnc
wheat Neal nothing doing wheat active no RED elevator
q g2a for No. Rea prompt shipment 81 20
ss S saS' sSuPf
sSs ~ depot pro Sps sS SS SS at
On board oais- I Slts ss75s; No 90. !ic
sse coas SSS d Mes. M 1ss DID, $50 so
rs 30 adis Mesa Y Fofs@assa s1 ssss
pet ss SGs ss Smoked SIDES issisc DO in salt
ssoadsrs in dry salt de,sS DO Smoked IL saiss
f. n SAT- DO %OSsa ig1Sc LsrdS Re,ts
Eoa;s: Fsn.syya%is SSe
County and New Yors Extra Tubs y s25c DO First@
Iyc Rous- PennsyivAna Western iBS17 EgTs-Penn-
yapa z9nse %esser1 Tu Ss
Hall SKimmea5 laG5 Pennsylvania
a71sc. for Far TO Good Refining AuscOvadOes Renned
steady Cut Loaf CRUSHED oS ssS.r Powdered oo
Clover, ss7 -. TimSsny g CO.'S q: FIsI;esL g 90
Petroleum quiet Refined in Dols ESQ., CaseA $50 wbiskey
ST LOUIE july Is-Flour quiet Treble Extra 80
Family q 90 Gheles - s4TSS o S Fancy 70 90
uy COS August 8 R on sepsse%ssr 81 6 or oSS
7s,sc al the Year oas lower asked
year Rye steady at zoe bid cash Barley dull and
PIG, w6iskey steady at 81 is PORK Quiet easier
81 L. bid cash 81 1917 July bukmeats dull aud nominal
1909 short Clear Lard dun and nominal at e
1ood BUSH 6ats 1000 bush; Rye none Barley none
shipments-Flour. $500 bbs Wheat l55ooo bush Corr
1000 bush oats. 1000 bushi Rye 1000 bush; Barley
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ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

p
LIVERPOOL July l9-2 D. m-Porx-Prime Mess Eastern
a. Western STEADY at So BacOn-CumDerand
Cur steady. 6l.: kD b2c Long Clear
dull 81. short Gear dull NJ o5L Hans-bong Cut
duh dull at 5OL Beef-Inda Mess steady
1885, Mess nrmer at 1896 Prime less steady al 90
Iard-Pr1me Western dull at b2td Talow-Pume CIV
steady Az TurDentme-SDIriJs steady at 81. Roen-
Fine Common steady 56 Cneese-A merlean Choice
duh AZ 3d. Lard u-nrm. 55L FOur-Extra state du
alta. wheat-No. hite steady al l0od; No SDrin&
AZ 49,. Winter New Western nrm az luoo COfh-
Mixed nrm 72d for ole spirits Turpentne st LONDON
steady at 81 >,
CuJa Centrifugal posrzng &C. and 2l1d for CUBA MUS
covadO Fair Refining afOat ~
LIVERPOOL JuIv 1850 y. m-Breadstuns nrfn flour
l4IdI4. per Genital for western Wheat yaglU o. yer
centa tor average California hfe; 10ld l0d for CANTOR
ma CLUB 9G9lOd. Red Winter; $50 9lO Id for Red
spring. Corn. 73d GENITAL for cd Mixed west
-
ANTWERP July l9PerOleum II francs 20 centlmes for
fine pale American WcOKs LarG closed az I43 francs 9u
centimes 100 kOs. -oo--- L..
BRFMKN l9WIicox'E Lard closed NJ 90 marks pen
nigs per POUNDS Petroleum. 9 MARKS 80 plenlnga 80
HAYRR July l9WncOxs Lard closed ut " francs per 0O
kilOs
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brooilpn propcrtp for sale an DO tet

TOR SALE on very easy terms, fOur-st0ry
Il brick dwelling the side OF Columbia HIGGINS
midway between street Ferries overlook
ing the bay running through Furmanst with four
story store on Furman-st 25xlJ0 small amount only
OF cssh required. Address Y. LESTER Tribune 0dhce
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-05
OliVCP,FiilliiGGCO
PERSONALS.

Mr.. B. f. TUNER has returned from a
visit to his mother, in northern Illinois.
Mr.. A. F. HOWARD, an enterprising citi-
zen of Michigan City, Mississippi, was in
Memphis yesterday.
THE Right Rev. Bishop Raimondi, of
Hong Kong, China, arrived in Memphis last
evening, and is the guest of the Christian
Brothers College.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: DIR. T. W.
Fillilove, Walden; e. p. Colmery, Walden;
NJ. Pointer, Como; n. f. Hughes, Coahoma
county; T. E. Noel, Bells Depot.
THE wife OF Captain r. F. Britton, we'll
known steamboat agent at New Orleans, died
Of consumption on board the Charles Nor
gan while the boat land here. Her husband,
who came here TO meet her, left with the
remains for New Orleans by rail at 1890
yesterday, accompanied by her daughter.
THE numerous friends of Mr.. H. A. Nc
Carly, the young Shelby street commission
merchant, whose name stands at the head of
the firm of McCarty & Co., will be agree
ably surprised TO learn that his visit to Rus
sellville, Kentucky, was for matrimonial
purposes, the bride being Miss Mollie Clark,
daughter of the senior member of the firm
of Clark & Son, wholesale and commission
merchants, of that place. it comes TO the
knowledge of the APPEAL through reliable
sources that Miss Clark now Mrs. mccarthy
is an accomplished young lady, one OF the
brightest Jewels in the diadem of beauty for
which our sister State is famous. She
possesses rare social attainments that will Sc
cure for her high place in the best circles
in Memphis society. Mr.. and Mrs. McCarty
will arrive by the Louisville and Nashville
railway this morning, and take up their per-
manent abode in Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-05

meetings were four-hfths coloreu, and there
Is no shadow of doubt that the great majority
II not all of the celored men present, were
followers OF Shaw and that they controlled
the nominations.
Officer Smith sold two hundred and
eight tickets for the St Peters drawing-the
highest number sold by one person-and got
the gold watch, and was very handsomely
complimented by Father Kelly This is the
only time in his life he ever undertook to
sell tickets for any purpose.
The fire and police commissioners met
yesterday morning, and the question of the
death OF Chief Michael McF adden arising
the board decided to leave the election of a
new chief to the next board. The Office of
the commissioners was closed out of respect
to the memory OF the dead fireman. Captain
Ryan is temporarily acting as chief.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals intend t. give an agreeable enter
tainment at Hollenberg's Music Hall, on the
night of Thursday, January 18th, which is
their annual meeting night. The entertain
ment is to be in the form of a concert and
will be free TO the members and friends OF
the society, and to the public generally.
-Scheibler's first speech: "Shentlemens
init de council. We vas all ELECTED py the
peoples to took care NIT de interests Of de
OlctiCl. uluk uat we pV peoples all In
dorsed been have, und We vas it to ourselufs
de duty owe, dat We Meester Shase as presi-
dent of the District elect do. IND vas dot
yice-presidents going to be und dot you for
got don't. Drei sheers for Shase and drei
sheers for Johann Scheibler-dot's me.
Hip"
Mr.. William Denies in a card denies
that he was interviewed by an APPEAL re-
porter concerning the Citizens ticket. This
gentleman attended meeting of those who
sympathize with the MADDEN, Burke and
Graves ticket one day last week, and the
APPEAL reporter happened to be sitting by
his side, and without announcing that he
was newspaper man, he said: How do You
Like the ticket, Mr.. Benjes?" He answered
that he knew every man on the ticket but
one, and the supposition was, even if he did
not say 80 in so many words, that he would
support the Citizens ticket. If he did not
intend to support Messrs. MADDEN, Burke
and Jones, why did he attend the meeting,
and allow his name to remain on the execu-
tive committee?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Burke will lead the ticket.
Shaw will not be indicated to-day.
Chase had better go back to his oats.
Burke will carry Pinch almost solid.
Chase will want to know who he is to-
morrow.
-Scheibler was member of the old
council.
Chase will feel that he is buried under
an avalanche tomorrow.
Chase will never have a chance to feel
his oats as a commissioner.
The people of Memphis are not prepared
to see "Bilr Chase president of the Taxing
District.
General "Spartackus" de Turner will do
all in his power to elect Messrs. Hadden,
Burke and Chase.
The people say Major DuBose never did
sympathize with the Citizens ticket" but
connected himself with it merely to help his
school board plans.
1t is said the so-called "Independent
ticket" was put out at Chase's request, as mo
niger need apply" is his motto. Church
was tolerated on account of his wealth.
"A young man who formerly worked
with Chase said yesterday that Chase was 50
wholesouled during the yellov-feyer that he
cnt down the wages of his colored hands
from IS or 50 to s. or s..
-"Whoopl biz. bang! crack snort,
whoopee! dad bingl tra-la-dun1 hooray hay
corn! oa,s! raw onions! And now, fellow
citizens, if You want to vote against Bill
Chase, do it."-Speech of General Spar
tackus de Turner.
The concert Saturday night at Leubrie's
Theater for the benefit of Miss Eva Walton
should be great success. Miss Walton is q
deserving and talented young lady, and she
is assisted by several we'll known amateurs.
The programme will be printed in the AP-
PEAL
The Chase men deny that Ed Shaw Gre
ated them. The two Greenlax Operahouse
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saston,s HoteI-January 4th.
LOCAL NOTICES.

e9Vote the Citizens ticket to-
day.
FoR good Plumbing, Gas or Steam Fitting
go to J. A. Bailey, 295 Second.
DR. NELSON has removed to corner Main
and Union. Fresh gas every day.
MONUMENTS, grave Enclosures, lot curbings,
cheap, at Quigley's, 432 Main, near Beale.
w. A. FAIR Es's Planters Stable, So Union
street, has just received lot of good farm
mules; also some good saddle and farm
horses.
DIR. WARDS Seminary for young ladies,
Nashville, Tennessee, an established school,
with fine buildings, able teachers and care
full matronage, opens its next session Janu-
airy 18th.
BURNETr's Cocaine softens the hair when
harsh and dry, soothes the irritated scalp,
affords the richest lustre, prevents the hair
from falling off; promotes its healthy, vigor-
Gus growth.
ONLY give it fair trial and you will be
convinced that Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint-
ment is the most valuable medicine of the
age as cure for piles or hemorrhoids. For
sale by w. n. Wilkerson & Co.
BEAR in mind that the constituents of Bu-
chan's Carbolic Medicinal Soap are of the
purest description, the best glycerine COM
bined with the best carbolic acid crystals.
Salt rheum, itch. letter, scald head and other
affections of the cuticle inevitably succumb
to it. Besides this, it eradicates dandruff,
invigorates the hair, cleans the scalp thor
oughly, and is a delightful article to use.
Ask for Buchan's; no other genuine; beware
of worthless limitations; genuine has the
name of the proprietor, Kidder & Laird, on
each case.
BH Read your ticket carefully
to day before voting il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-05
Mr.. John S. Toof offered the following
resolution, which was adopted without dis
senfinr vnice.
Western Methodist, Memphis, Tennessee.

Desired Immediately, business man in
the Office of the Western Methodist, especially
for the advertising department. Little capt.
tai, but a good man and special fitness re-
quired. Address or see w. c. johnson,
editor and publisher, No. basement fioor)
Madison street. Desired, also, persons to
canvass city and country for subscription.
Agents preachers or others desired at all
postofices. Liberal commission. Subscrlp-
tion price, 8. Advertising rates low. Cir
number, new series of the old paper, to be
issued soon-as soon as thoroughly ready.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-05

TTWO-sTOKY BRICK DWELLINGS, OF 10 rooms
i fne repair, good neighborhood, near street.
car like gas, wsterworks; price only $500; one.
ffta cash, balance on long time, with per cent
in herest or will exchange for business property.
u. I. GUION, y Madison Sc.
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OIiVCr,FilliG&CO

1900 bags Coffee.
1000 brls Refined Sugars.
1000 Tcs., Buckets and Tin Pals Fair
banks Lard.
800 brls. Silver Moon FlOur-NeW Pro.
cess.
200 brls. Royal Patent FIOur.
SEQ hrIs. Flour--dihereRt kinds.
so Tierces Hams.
500 hlf. bris. New Mackerel.
1000 Kits New Mackerel.
Ice. 600 lbs. Candy, Stick and Fancy.
10000 cases imported and American Sar-
dimes, Pickles, Salmon, Oysters,
Peaches, Tomatoes, Mackerel, Lob
sters, Brandy-Peaches, Brandy
Cherries, Etc.
1000 bags haDd-picked and machine
cleaned Virginia and Tennessee
Peanuts.
1000 bags Nuts-AlmOnds, Brazil, Pc
cans, Walln q, etc.
eco hif brls and brls. Oatmeal. cracked
Wheat, Barley, Graham Flour, etc.
$50 bxs. RaisiBs, Prunes, CitrOn, etc.
goo bxs. New Cream Cheese.
so brls pure 40grain Vinegar.
100 bxs. Sage. Hops, Corn Starch, Rice
Flour, TapiOca, etc.
so bris. and Halves Green & Clark's
Cider.
200 bags Dairy and Small Pocket Salt.
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WANTS.

WAITEaR31,h ~. ero.ntroo uor.e shelby stree,
DOARD-For two ladies and child, in private
ID family. Address
MRS. B, Appeal office.
DUPus-To receive instructions in Eloeution
u and Gesture Students instructed in small
sword exercise and prepared for the stage in every
branch. Study, 100 Desoto street. Hours nom
am 10 pm PROF. Z. r. HARVEY
CtITUATION-By a frst-class Book keeper of
= eight years experience; best of references
given Address BOOK-KEEPER,
care Russell, Hayley & Co, Forrest City. Ark.
CITUATION-B experienced business man,
= in wholesale grocery or dry goods house; best
references given Address J., Appeal Office.
NLOVES CLEANED and Hair-work done, at
VI White Machine office, "a North Court st.
HORSES TO BOARD-At 403 Second street. at
II the following rates: Horse with buggy or
rockway, SI7 so: horse with delivery wagon, S16
horse with saddle, SIS. Z. KICK q BXO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-05

FIRST WARD.
Judges-John Walsh, Dan A. Renkert Thomas
Foley.
Sherif-John Leslie
Clerks. #. McKeon, George Mason
Voting Place-Main and Winchester streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-05

At last Mr.. Chase was called out He ad-
vanced with some hesitation TO the platform,
and said: ''For the last few days have been
going around a great deal, and I haven't
much to say. One of our city papers has
tried to smear my character. They looked
into every place and position which occu-
pied, and the only thing they could say
against me was that was an Ed Shaw man.
/ am no political speaker, and can't make
no speech. | shall IN the council know no
corporation, no ring. / shall rule to the ad-
vantage OF all. / am no sectional man; | ask
no more Of the north end of the town than
the south end"
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which it held in sort of death-grasp. On
examination they were found to be bonds of
the old city and scrip. The clothes were
taken off, and the only means to identify it
were some letters found family traced on the
.shirt-tail. They were "The Ed. Shaw ticket"
The details of its death will now be set forth
by the APPEAL seTIdtim.
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A Delicious Odor

Parties attending the Tennessee Club
ball will procure DomfnOs and Masks
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Mr.. Henry Clay Reichmann was another
sick man who was called Upon to speak. He
said he was highly complimented by being
called upon to speak, but he was indisposed.
The communication signed "W" in the AP-
PEAL, however, had not made him sick. He
would like to be advertised that way
again. Mr.. Reichmann here gave
a particularized account of what he intended
to do, that resembled the details usually
reported OF a man who is about to be hung
He said he should go to bed early, he should
sleep well, rise early, take a limberger cheese
breakfast and then go 10 the polls. He said
they had "chusen" their men because they
were honest, and that there was not saloon
keeper in town who would not vote for
Scheibler and Chase.
Captain Garrett then made short speech,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

BW Read your ticket carefully
to-day before voting il.
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JudEes-Thos. Boyle, I. NJ Hill, T. B. Dillart
Sherif-Charles L. Smith
Clerks-Henry Schilling. Harry Stoddard.
Voting Place-S6 North Court street.