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Pacific Business College and Teiegraphis
Institute-tIife Scholarship fos full Business
Course, 500. w. Z. Chamberlain, Jr., end I. a
Robinson, PIoprietors, No. 800 Post sIeet, oppo
site Union Square, S. f., Cal. Send r Circulars
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BUSINESS COLLEGES

II. n. Co0k-Manufacture of Leather Betting
Hose, Lacing, Bullion Bags ETC., southwest corner
Market end Fremont streets.
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A journey around the world now takes
about ninety days, and the cost can bo
reduced to $780, And in going round in
that time and at that expense you can
have about as much fun as you'd get in
sitting all night in rain storm on picket
fence, listening to dog bark at cat in
a barre. Boston Post.
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The meek in spirit (El Fakir),
"IMAuM All ZAny -
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF lve lines in this department are
nserted for 25 cents for tne three times for 20
:ents or rs cents per week.
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ARTISTS.

Yiauseworth-Optcian and Photographer, No. i
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
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The way we live now. We'll, old chap
pie, what did the doctor say?" cob
said wan TO give up tea, and take plenty
OF rest, and all that. Mean to. But
what did he say about big cigars and
brandies and sodas in the morning, and all
Thai -. Oh didn't mention Fact ia
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A UhsttaDooga negro was looking up
chimney, when bolt of lightning came
down and stripped the buttons off his vest.
When he got his breath he remarked that
if he had known that cat was up there, and
calculating to come down, he wouldn't
have got In the ,Rav for So -[Rnstnn Pnat
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PERSONALS,

REGISTERED at the Cotton Exchange yes
terday: Hon. J. NJ. Coulter, Dyer, Tenn; w.
w. Richs gdson, Gadsden, Tenn; Capt. w.
A Rains, fernando; ]. s. r. Cowan, Mos
COW; P. G. Bethel, Columbiaj J. W. Brown,
Dyersburg.
THE Covipgton Call in its last issue says:
FCql. Casey Young, our distinguished MEM
Der of Congress, will pay Coyington visit
before going 10 Washing on. He has done
more good for the Tenth District han ali his
predecessors combined, and is one OF the
leaders in Congress from the South. AS a
statesman apd orator he has few equals"
Mr.. GEORGE W. ARMIsTED, editor of the
Bolivar Bulletin, is spoken OF as candidate
for State superintendent OF public instrnc-
tiou. He is graduate of Randolph Macon
College, Va, and has had several years ex-
perience as teacher. He is highly recon-
Eended BY Gov. Jarvis, OF North Carolina /;
Bishop CRANBERRY, OF Richmond; Prof. r.
W. Jones, LID, of The Mississippi Uni
versity, and others who graduated with him,
and also by a number of prominent citizens
of this Stale.
The Hon. John O5erly, the veteran Demo-
cratic Journalist of Illinois, and charm IN
of the Democratic CoEi M ttee of that Stale,
hiss fancy in newspaper nomenclalgre for
the Ford "BplLetin." In 1859 go 81 he was
connected with the Bulletin Job office at Mem
pbis. Early 10 the yeaF last named he
pounced upon another Bulletin in Cairo,
which was made ubiquitous by his tact and
ability in the valley of the Mississippi. He
plunged into politics, and became leading
popular orator in illinois. He held high
offices at Springfield, and aaviDg sod the
Bulletin in that great hole in The ground
called Cairo, he now publ hes and edits,
with excellent taste and ability, the Bloom
iupton RulLfEin.
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SOLO SINGING.

The society made palpable mistake in
the solo selections, which were severely
Italian. They were almost without excep-
ton difficult, even fer professional sing
ers to handle. Moreover they were not
happy selections and lacked the melody
which an audience always desires at con-
cert. Miss Jennie E. Camp, who has sweet
and attractive voice, could not do justice 10
it in the extremely difficult cavatind from II
Barbiere which she sang. In one
of the old ballads which she sang
as an encore, she did excellently.
Mrs. B. NJ. Mansford sang "Ah, Figlucol"
a cauatina from Meyerbser's Prophet with
spirit and appreciation. Her second effort
was song winch was highly acceptable to
The audience. Mrs. w. A. Gage was more
fortunate in her selection, which was Cheru.
bini's save Marie" Miss Florence Goyer's
aria was from Lucia, but il was no happier
than the others. She sang a ballad very
preitily. Mrs. Henry Berry delighted the
audience with her singing of the well-knovn
"Ave Maria" with violin obhgdto We do
not think the ladies had fair chance with
the selections.
Probably no one gave better evidence of
art instincts than
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tie Syndicate" was organized here to.dsv
1t consists OF thirty members. jncludipg sone
OF the most influential business men of tbs
city, bankers and land and cattle owners
both United States senators and the governor
OF the state The syndicate is preparing TO
control large interests in the territory S5nth
and West The central or home Office will
% De est snllshed here, with branch offices in
Texas, New York and London. A n1ee,;,,.
Is to be held on Monday, the 18Th instant N
complete the organization, when further de-
tails will be IN ade public.
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=T1NGINE-A second-hand upright engine ana
hi boiler. Lane < Bodley make, hve-n morse
power Apply 70 ). c. ToOf q Co., ID West Court
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SEE advertiseme mt in rent column, Good.
lett & Co.
FLOWERS and Christmas trees at Goebels
& Co.'s, 4l3 Second street.
TELEPHONE your orders for plumbing 10
]. A. BAL ey', >a5 Second street
TELEPHONE Memphis Floral Co. for flowers
bouquets, etc. City Office at McCarlhy's.
"A CUP OF good coffee i. he most delicious
beverage known. Such is Deans best Rio
and Java mixed coffee.
We are prepared to give special attention
10 the repairing OF fine watches and iewelry
j. n. Milford, No. 333 Main street.
CELLULoID Eye. Glasses are not affected
by atmospheric changes. They are equally
adapted to warm and cold climates For sale
by all leading jewellers add opticians.
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A WnndruR Co.

Beg 10 inform the public that they have
m sde ample arrangements by which they are
enabled to furnish promptly, IS heretofore,
all orders for Lumber and bHiiding materials,
and respectfully SOLICIT the continued patron
age Of their many friends and the public
generally, They will rebuild their mills at
once, on the best known plans, With the
latest improved machinery. poR't forget to
send, or telephone, your orders TO them.
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Ctre.tt Couri-PIeree, Judge.

Calendar for to-day: No. 1899, VILLAS
Kelly VS. G. B. Galloway & Co.; No. 1917,
Charles Gallina vs. kerrville Agricultural
Association The cases of Sherrod and Bick-
ford against the Southern Oil Works are
also set for trial Today before special
;udoa aud inrv
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When YOU visit or leave New York city
have aggase ,expressase and carria &c hire and
stop al Grand Union Hotel. opposite Grand Gen.
ira de pot Four hundred and fifty elegant TO oIns,
fitted up at an expense 81 90 600 reduced TO 81
aud upwards per day Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. H0rse-cars, stages and eie-
7ated railroad to all depots Families can live
bette for less money at the q rand Union than at
suF other frst-claSs hot in the city
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= URNIsHED ROOMS
At III Court street.
pEIDENCE-Mrs. z. W. Bowles's RESIDENCE
LIZ No. pa Union street, corner Lauderdale.
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
w. w. JAMES, $50 Front Street.
LIME PLANTArION-On Presidents Island for
IL rent from January 1. 1SSS; $50 acres Of cleared
land on head OF Presidents Island, cultivated for
hve years past by Colonel Ed. Richardson with
shelby vict labor. Will be rented to Responsible
party for ore OF more term OF years. This place is
under good tence; hiss all necessary cabins and
outhouses, glnhouse, stables etc, and within two
miles Of the city OF Mehnphis. For terms apply 10
OVHRT0N'& GROVFsNOR-
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WANTS
CooK-At 6sl shelby street.
RaFa-a,n

TooR-At 6sI Shelby street.
~ References required.
nLD GOLD wATCR-CAsEs-Chsin Jewelry,
~ etc, for CASH. J. N Mulford 8 Co. $50 Main.
GOOD WOMAN-TO nurse; a pleasant home
VI guaranteed, and references required. APP
ply to J. w. dOODBAR & CO.. 329 Matu street.
1.-TWO BOAROER3-Exeellent private residence
Il No. 20 Fifth stseet; references required.
DOSITION-As travelling salesman, clerk or as
L sistant bookkeeper in VII olesale or retail gro
Gerry house. references given. NJ. F. j., this ofiee.
IIXPERIENCED SHIRT MAKERS,
d. At Loeb & Mook's, 2S5 Main Street
AHEN AND WOMEN-To start new business
wi their own homes; no peddling5 50c an hour
ma lie; send 10c for Is samples and instructions
address MASON & CO., Montpelier. Vermont.
OITUATION-By an experienced grocery clerk;
- one who is not aira.d to work: references, ii
required. Address A. Appeal office.
CITUATION-By young nan OF business aoil-
- ity as collector or assistant IN office. Address
W, Appeal office.
T7O Rent HOUsE-WiIh or rooms near
u either tie Linden Market street schools
Address F., care C. H. Brackett d CO.
ITEM BOYS-1o WORK On galvanized non WoIk
i full time or half time; steady work and rapid
promotion. KENNESAW MEG. CO.,
81 Madison Egrest.
ENURNISHED FRONT ROOM-For one gentle
IL man. Gail at 136 Union street.
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10 MEN ONLY
Manhood Restored.

bility Premature Dee,s--ence. causing Nervous De-
every known remedy &. - having tired IN IAN
sufferers. AddressJ. h Ssspd free 70 his ieID
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FIRST CONCERT
or the Mozart sOeiety-A Very Large
and Fashionable Attendance
The Programme Pretty
Well Interpreted.
The ChOruses Affords the Best Proof Oh
Prof. Downs's Capacity as Lead
er-The Conservatory
Success.

The Mozart Society have reason to feel
very much gratifed over the success attend
ing their first concert. Leubrie's Theater
" as filed with as discriminating ADD hand
some an audience as was ever collected with
in it, walIs. The female beauty of Memphis
collectively is a poem TO the eye certainly.
Probably DO city in the country can cope with
us in the Ioveliness Of our women. 1t brings
to mind the fragrance OF a freshly made
bouquet, and fingers with the memory like
a pleasing song; and it is linked with what
ever Of romance Is left in the South in this
day of money-geltiug and business e1pan-
sion. The audience was indeed one that did
credit TO the worthy musical enterprise which
the Mozart Society have sbou!dered. 10 this
sssocia alton we behold 4 musical promise.
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A full and complete assortment OF horse
covers, lap robes, ETC., which We are Offering
to the trade at ROCK bottom prices. Call and
examine our stock. WOODRUFF OLIVER,
Nos. 175, IL and l79 Main Street.
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LOST. ;

DOOR-I will pay reward for the return OF
ID my Letter Copying Jok, lost De cember 9Th.
MINTER PARKER, 2S9 Main street
HTATcH CHARM Or LOCKET-OI Main, be-
wv tween Madison aud Adams; monogram, with
letters G. II. on one side. Reward viii be paid by
leaving same at Murray d Rdgely's. 70 Madison St
D0CKETBOOK-On Saturday, December I'd, a
L black Morocco Rocketbook, containing notes
and papers, but no money Five dollars loriis re-
Turn TO A. GoDsEY, IFS Robesop street.
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Keen I'm Perfect WOrkinglOrder

The stomac liver sna kidneys, and nearly
all the ills that sffiict us can Re prevented
aud cured. No medicine will do this as
surely and quickly as Parker's Ginger
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I. K I.
~ 90 ~
Kris KriBgle at kremer's-He Invites
All His Friends, the Children, and
Permits Them to Bring All
Well-Behaved
Fathers and MOthers-He Has Charming,
Cosy and Comfortable Quarters
ON the First Floor,
Upstairs.

Christmas Department upstairs, where
also is located our Flower Department.
A Special Attraction TINS Week viii be
n large number of Fine BOUQUETS at
25 cents each. Down stairs will be COM
menene Ell on TU ESD N, December I2th,
and continued Till Christmas Eve,'the
most truthfnI thing OF ifs Kind ever
doOe I'm Memphis, namely, orr
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

F1URaNCE LAMB. ATTORNEY AI-LAM;-
| once CiSy Hall, Exchange BulIolng,MeInPnls:
~ w BROOKS, DENTIST, Tam
w 30 Main street. Ven P...s, . -.
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AUCTION SALES.
BIRDS.
Birds! Birds /!

A CONSIGNMENT OF $50 best Hartz Noun tain
II Birds, IN full song, will be iold at private
sale and for cash only at greatly reduced prices.
Sale commences Saturday, 9th, snd closes Satur-
day I6.h. On exhibition at 21I Main street. Store
open from o'clock m. TO pm.
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Carnefs, Emrnifnre
Ever, Farmer and III Orsem an

A large lot of tapestry Brussels and Ingrains
Bedroom Suiies, Shades, etc Just received
at Ames Beattie & Co.'s, 1858 Main etreet.
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1 ,npOriaN {.

Should keep and rse Hammers Liniment
and Stock Powders. They are invaluable
in the treatment Of stock diseases,
W. JONES d CO. Agents
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Christmas is Near at Hand,

Decorations are wanted. You can call on
H. Moore, florist, for any kind CT decorations.
Flowers aod plants in abund ance. You can
reach him by telephone. Mail address, "a
RaaIe straet
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LIKELY TO ESCAPE
The Hempen Rope, Wunder, the Man
Who Murdered Young Norwood
Can a White Man Be
Convicted
vi Capital Crime in Shelby County!
The Verdict OF the Jury in
This Case To-Day Will
Tell.

The Wander case attracted large crowd
again yesterday in the Criminal Court
Great curiosity has bee9 felt all along as to
how the case would terminate. Most Of the
criminals presented for capital crimes here
have bean negroes, and it hiss almost invaria-
bly, been the case that a verdict of guilty
has been brought in. In the case of Wunder,
white man, whose case was rather more
atrocious than usual, the verdict was awaited
with interest. Both the prosecution and the
defense have been
ABLY HANDLED.
Messrs. Mess and Turner, for the State, and
Messrs- Yerger aud Wright, for the defense,
did all that could be expected OF them. The
Important points on both sides were well
brought Out, and The jury have paid close
attention to the evidence. Gen Turner
made one of his best speeches yesterday
afternoon. Many of the friends of Young
Norwood were noticed
WEEPING AND sHUDDERING
when the attorney told of the young man
begging some one to kill him and put him
out OF his misery. The speeches were con-
cluded by $3.50 o'clock, when Judge Horri-
gan instructed the jury. There was no un-
usual element in the case, and the instruc-
tions we're those Usually given in m arder
cases. The different shades OF homicide were
anu the case WdB gwen 10 the Jury
about O'Clock. Up to a late hour last
night
NO AGREEMENT HAD BEEN REACHED,
aud the jury was locked up until this morn
ing. This, of course, locks rather ominous
Tor the prosecution, and the verdict, if YER
dict thsre shall be, will be one of acquittal
or a short term in the penitentiary. Alto
getheT, The outlook is not very encouraging
and it would seem that the conviction of a
white man for any OF the grosser crimes is next
10 an impossibility. II is highly probable
that there will be hung jury.
A RISING TEMPEST.
Shortly after the court adjourned yes.er-
day afternoon a little incident occurred
which was rather out Of the channel of pro-
ceedings. One of the witnesses in the case
Leo Grant, came up 10 Gen. Turner and in
a very peremptory manner said that he had
misrepresented his testimony. He also
pointed his finger in the generals face. At
this he latter became very angry, and re-
marked to Grant that he would disembowel
him if he tramped on the tail of his coat
again. Sheriff Athy then came up, parted
the belligerents, and stopped the impending
conflict. Gen. Turner remarked afterward:
II would not have minded it so much if he
had not shook his fnger at me in that pecu-
liar way"
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May he entirely prevented by the use of
Burnetts Cocoaine.
Housskeepsrs shopld insist upon obtain
ing BURNkrr's FLAyoRsNa EXTRACTS, they
are the best
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The Safest way to Re.fore
4. Faris, Underiaker,

The youthful color of the hair is furnished
nv Pafker's Hair Balsam, which Is deserv-
edIy popular from its superior cleanliness.
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KANSAS CITY, December I2.-An associa-
tion of unusual strength and significance, TO
be known a. The American Land and Cat
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Eor Fine Boots and Shoes,

Latest styles, go to Voegeli & Co.'S, "a Main
street, opposite Court Square.
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A Rich oder orEIouer,
Prensature Loss Orthe H.;.

And its lasting fragrance is what makes
Toilet.
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Mammoth Reopened.

The stock Of clothing and gentlemen
furnishing goods lately attached and sold to
the undersigned under an order of the Chan
Gerry Court, must be be sold by the 1st Of
January next. Those DESTROYS of obtaining
bargains in clothing for men, boys and
children will fad it to their interest 10 clll
at ouce at the old
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
NO. gas Main Street.
CHARLES GOODMAN.
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Destroying Bed Bugs cockroaches. ants,
Moths and Parasites Of all kinds.
The apparatus for generating the steam il,
an ordinary nursery lamp holding half pint
of the Medicated Fluid, with tnbc at the
top to direct the Medicated Steam upon any
point infested with insects. lis heated with
a small spirit lamp beneath the boiler. For
Dwellings. Hotels, Steam Ships, Restaurants
&C., nothing ever discovered equals this ap-
Piiancc. II is harmless to human life; is in
expensive and simple in its use While =
most potent means foT destroying Vermin
it is the best disinfectant known and may be
most efectually used TO prevent the spread
of contagious diseases. such as Yellow Fever,
Scarlet Fever. Typhoid Fever, Diptheria,
Small Pox, &c. One trial is the best proof
Of the great advantages Of this over all other
appliances For sale by y Y gists and Gen
sral Dealers.
DC. SPENCER. Proprieror,
$50 Washington ST.. n. 2.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
The Situation at So. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, December I3-Night-River station
airy. with feet inches by the gauge. The ice
has nearly all run out but the water is very low.
weather clear and mild this morning. colder to-
night No arrivals or departures. A barge will be
down to the Annie p Silver to tighten her so
she can get here. Several boats are loading pre-
pairing 20 load for doWn-river ports.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
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THE CHORUS WORK.

The most prominently excellent feature OF
the evenings music, was OF course the cho-
rus singing. This was regarded as test OF
Peof DoWns's ability as teacher. L. was
universally conceded TO be the best amateur
music of the kind ever heard In this city.
The noticeable merits were the unity and
nice discrimination of the singing. To drill
a hundred people to sing together at all is no
easy matter; but to drill them so that they
will readily change from severe TO lively
measures, will synpathetically interpret the
more delicate passages, and, in short, sing
as hexibly az one man, is large under
taking. Prof. Downs's hand was plainly 10
be seen here, and there can be no question
that all the choruses were delightful. The
6rst number was Pinsotis "Crusaders,"
the fine mellow harmony of which
was adequately rendered. 1t charmed
the audience completely. "Thine Eyes So
Bright" by Leslie, composition which
gained the first prize offered by the Bristol
England Madrigal Society, was intrustsd to a
limited chorus, and was very creditably
sung. The gem of the concert was Beeiho-
VEINS "Sea Calm" and "HspPy Voyage"
sung by full chorus. The poor old musician
probably never wrote anything more beauti-
ful than this. The very soul oil harmony
pervsdes il, and like everything he wrote, it
is in exact keeping with the spirit which
seems to haunt the sea. The wide hush upon
the ocean, with not a stirring billow, the up
spriuging breeze and the dancing waves find
expression in a language that words cannot
ape. The society acquitted themselves hand
somey in this numb.r, the music being sym.
and feeliOgly portrayed.
The last chorus was Schumann's piquant
"Gipsy Life" which was sung by the society
in costume. 1t was a fitting finale 10 the
concert.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

CINADY sTORE-Hernando road. sogth OF Non
{ IAaoS,1neb Apply to JNO. REHAN, 81 Ists 81.
HTANTATIoNS-We have number OF VA Ea1u Iti,6
pisntations well improved anu Wien we
5tratrs nuIes aud farming iHaPtenents VIZ hS Isn
80 Tor sale or rent. Possession eaI yS e 20
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Notice is also given that st said meeting prouo-
sition will be submitted to the Stock holders Ia
consolidste with The Memphis and Vicksbnr1
Railroad Company, the Mississippi Valley and
shin Islsad.Railroad Com pany. and the New Or
cans and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company
GEO n. X LEM, Secretarv
nEThe Stockholders Meeting mentioned in
forezoiug notice was held Al the time and place
efsfed above. more than three-fOurths of All the
StocE holders OF said Company being present
when for the purpose Of further considering ID
proposals for consolidation with other companies
the third "Wednesday in October next (Iss2, same
beiug the 18Th of October, 1882, az place stated
tonrned 10 18th October, Iss2, AZ the place
mmenfioued aboTe when said matters Of eonsolida-
- - other subjects viii be further dared
T. WILSON. resident.
nxssid meeting of stockholders was held pur-
-, 20 above notice and was adjourned 70 Idest
on fbs 2aa December. Iss2. at above stated
nisee 3. 7, WILSON, President.
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Keep Your stock in Con.Ii,,on

To do this, you will lind no means so re-
liable as the use of Hammers Stock Powders
and Linimsnt.
wv. JONES CO., Agents.
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lust Received

Has removed 10 the corner OF Monroe an'
Desoto streets.
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STRAYED.

d ITCH-e5 REWARD
ID Sunday iaogping, young tan bitch.
Return to No. So Gsyoso street.
DLACK HORsE-From Hor4 lake Depot. De-
ID cember 18th, one large black hGzse, years
old, hair OFF one hind foot from wound. Liberal
reward. Return TO A. J. WHITE, 236 Front 81.