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FlOyd's Candies.
Null Seeund,ss.n
F7attering Frauds

Are acknowledgements Of the great worth
end superior merit of the genuine medicine;
but they are very dangerous and upproft-
able to the consumer and demorslizing to
the dealer. When anything else il recon-
menoed as the same. or just IS good, remem-
Der l, Is to make you pay full price for .
worthless article that cost the deslsr one
quarter the price of ]. H. Zsilin & Co.'S SCI
9nunealIy and carefully prepared Simmons
Liver hegulator-a medicine for the liver
generally conceded to have no equal
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THE TORBETT ISSUE
Mr. Thompson's Bill Prescribing the
Manner of lis Redemption by
the State.
Additional Counsel to be Employed 10
Assist In Prosecuting P0lk-An
Interesting Debate.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March I0.-Senaie The House
in, Tcso!utiou 70 encourage the celebration Of
the one huneredtb anniversary OF the inaugu-
ration of George Washington, and TO provide
for the holding OF a national and internation'
al exhibition of the arts and sciences in 1879,
was referred 10 the Committee on Federal
relations.
By Mr.. Edmundson: To fund the out
standing bonds of the State held by the Pea
body Institute of Baltimore, and TO provide
for the payment of the interest. Passed its
second reading.
Mr.. Edmunjson moved to order $50 copies
Of the bill printed Tor The use Of members.
A motion Of Mr.. Norment 10 table pre-
vailed,
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a DeIicious Appetizer.

That insurss digestion and enjoyment of
food; a tonic that brings strength to the
weak and rect to the nervous; a harmless
diarrhea cure that don't eonstipate-just
what every family needs-Parker's Ginger
Tonic
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Prof. Gebhadt is the recognized pho
toyrapher Of Metnphi. He photographic
work il not oniy noted for - exec llsnt
6uisb, but aiso for ifs reAsonabie price. The
profes,or's vi.itors are Increasing dsily, a
fsct which show mat he IS appreciated BY
tue people Of Memphis
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Martin Cohen, the halter, states 10 the
public that his new spring styles Of hats are
DOW arriving daily. Owing 10 favoring
chances, he has been enabled 10 buy his
goods at ibe lowest prices, aud caB, Of course,
sell under any Of hts eompei itors. Oh this
fact he will convince anyone who will tase
the trouble 10 call on him. Each purchaser
will ct q fine lilhograph picture Of Mrs.
LspgtIy 10 evening costume.
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A nporranI.

When you whit or leave New York CITY
have aggage ,express1se and cArria 81 hire, and
top at Grand Union Hotel, opposite G rand Cen
trai depot FourhuEdred and fifty elegant TO oms
aud upwards per DAY. Elevator. Restaurant sup.
Piled with the best. HoSe-cars stages and, ele.
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than. at
anv 0thAr hotel N the cftve
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Victor ID. Fuchs, market Nos. 80 and Al
Jefferson street, announces to his friends this
fine Sunday morning that he is Supplied
with fresh Savannah river shad, Lake Erie
salmon, red snappers, fresh meats and vege-
tables. He stands head and shoulders over
his competitors in his line. He cordially.
invita- all his friends and The public gsner-
ally him.
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Fariuaceous Goods. Efc.

Dried sugar corn, oatmeal, cracked wheat,
barley, s.go, farins, corn starch, t&pioca,
mscaroni, yermiceIli, spIi. pess, navy besns
Eoglish pess, lady peas, rice pea, green
kers, lentels, hominy, grits, Graham hour.
buck wheat -four, cracker meal, steam cooked
oatmeal aud cracked wheat
BUCKHAM & CAMPBELL. 50 Beele.
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Pi tied cherries, dried blsckberries, dried
peas, French prunes, currants, raisins, evap-
Grated apples, peeled peaches, unpeeled
peaches, sundricd apples, dates, seedle.s
raisins-
BUClIHAM & CAMPBELL, 50 Beale.
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SiIkworIn Eggs,

That produce raw silk, for sale.
P. WALLACE McKITTRfCK,
Practical Silk culturist and Reeler,
No. go Second Street. Memphis, Tenn.
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A.VA A.R
A. VACCARO & co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
SD zza FRONT STREET. MEMPHAS
AMUSEMENTS
T .EUBRIE's THEATER.

m EUBREE'S THEArER.
~ JOSEPH BRooKs"..-... LESSEE AND MANAeER.
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Nams is a guarantee mat v bat zoo ct there
il good, enbrr 10 ca or drink. We have
studied TO please our customers, and VIII
keep our house up to iIs high standard.
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Circuit COurt-Pierce, Judge.
Caleuday for Monday, March 18th. Nos.
1910, Tennessee Southern Railroad Company
va Jennie Mortie, ct 81; 761l, Memphis,
Selma and Brunswick Railroad Company VS.
w. P. Donavant, ct al.
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Lieut.. Hodges, U. S. N, W. II. Carroll.
Capt. I. F. Tobin yesterday received from
DR.. Jones the following dispatch:
LITTLE Rock, March 10, 1888.
Capt Thos. F. Tobin:
Gen. Lee and myself leave here tonight
for Memphis at 1880 o'clock Uia Madison
and boat.
The committee 10 receive Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee at the boat, of which the Hon. D. P.
Hidden is chairman, are requested to meet
at the Peabody Hotel Monday morning at
O'Clock sharp.
The sale OF tickets for the lecture has been
very good, and it is anticipated that there
will be quite stake" tomorrow
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LOUISVILLE, March To- Noon = River
rising with feet inches in the canal ana feet
inches in the chute On the falls. Weather windy,
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neBpbis weekly Mortality Report.
Morality report tor the week ending SAtur
day, March 10Th, at o'clock p.m.:

Distribution oil deaths by wards-First
5; second, 2; third, l.; fourth, il eth, 8;
sixth, L; seventh, 2; eighth, 8; ninth, 1;
ienth, 0. City hospital, 4. Still born, g..
White, u; colored, Is. Total, rs.
Mortality report for same week last year I:
| White, 6; coIored, g. Total, IL.
J. n. PUREELL, MD,
Secretary Board OF HeaIh.
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FIoyd,s Ladies Restaurant.

We make the Vienna bread for cur own
use, ali nice pastries snd desserts, re very
best coffee wilhpur sweet cream, md VERY
delicacy that can be had. For something
nice 70 to Floyd's.
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skinny Men.
Victor ID. Fuchs.

"Wells's Health Remover" restores health
and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex
nal dahiiitv Il
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THERE is nothing 10 the world 30 refresh
ing apd beslthiul &c glass Of sfirrvescing
Beihesda before breakfast. For sale By
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NHECK-- On March 10th, between Pioneer Mills
~ and Hank, c1eok for Sl9s 60, favor of Pho
neer Mills, and properly Endorsed by myself and
signed by Meacnam Arms Co., ST. Louis, on Con-
tinental Ba nix. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating for same as payment has been stopped.
w J. ROCKER
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FOR Marion.

The ferryboat John Overton will make
trip to Marion, Ark, this Sunday after
noon, leaving foot OF Jefferson street at 2
O'Clock. Fare for round trip, 81.
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Mules and Horses.
Prof. GebjaarsIt.

In addition to large supply oil mules,
have also q good lot Of horses and brood
~ FAIREs & rnion s.raet
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TERRACE GARDEN.
Work to be Begun on Henry Luehr.
msnn's New Enterprise on the
1st OF April.
Sol Coleman, the Prince Of Tobacco
nists, to Occupy Part Of the New
Building.

On the 1sl OF April NJ Henry Luehr-
msnn will begin building his terrsoe garden
on the corner of Main and Monroe streets.
A. present CD Sol. Coleman, the unriYailed
iohaeoouist, is Occupyingi part Of this ter
Titory, ana he will have a section of the
new resort when completed. Ia the mean
time he has, at considerable expense, rented
Oxanue & Mays old stand ON Main street,
where he will hold his own until he gets into
his new quarters. Mr.. Luehrmann will re-
tain his present qusrters until the terrsce
garden is completed. On the corner he will
have mis- saloon, and in the resr he intends
10 have
THE FINEST RESTAURANT
in the South. 1t will embrace bis present
place and the back OF the new building. The
whole top OF this will constitute the garden.
Sol Colemsn's cigar establishment will be In
the center of the front part, aud will be
about eighteen by forty feet. He intends to
have it
THE FINEST CIGAR STAND
in the country. 10 order that all the APP
| poin:ments may be complete, he will visit
| Cincinnati aud other cities for the purpose
| of getting points. Tue architectural part OF
the new enterprise has been assigned 10 Mr..
| E. c. Jones. Sol Colsman's part OF the
building will be finished on june Let, and
| the entire terrace garden few DAYS alter.
Sol has been in business here for fifteen years
and has on frequent occasions shown his
| ORIGINALITY AND ENTERPRISE
as business man. In his new quarters he
will have a better field than ever, and he
will keep the very finest assortment of cigars
snd tobscc for the benefit of his patrons
| Mr.. Luehrmann's new enterprise will prove
lucky hit. II supplies what Memphis has
long needed, and there can be no question
that it will add great deal to
TIE LIFE OF THE CITY.
Arranged after the very best models, which
Mr.. Luehrmann had occasion to study il
his recent trip, and fitted up with the mos
complete and elegant equipments, it cannot
fail 10 be appreciated by the people of Mem
phis, who recognize in Mr.. Luehrmann one
Of the most enterprising of its citizsrs.
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal Court-Horrigas, Judge.
Calendar for March 18th: Nos. Is, John
Pitts; 81, Charles Williams.
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cloudy and cold, with light snow; no blizzard yet
Night-Riyer rising, with feet IL inches In the
canal, and feet II inches in the chute the falls
Weather cloudy and cold, with high winds and
some snow.
CAIRO, March 10.-Noon-Rive AZ feet 10
inches, and falling Weather cloudy and cool
Arrived Commonwealth, 81. Louis. 8 p m; Paris
G. Brown, New Orleans, Am. Departed: Com
monwealth, Vicksburg, l am; Paris q. Brown.
Cincinnati, am. Eight-Riyer AZ feet inches,
and falling. Weather clear; Thermometer AZ.
Arrived: jennie Campbell, New Orleans, pm.
Departed Mississippi, south, p. m.
EVANSVILLE, March .-Noon-River
falling, with "a lilo feet by the gauge Weather
cloudy; thermometer, s0o; wind blowing perfect
gale from the west. Arrived: James w. Gaf. Gin
cipnnti, Q p m. Golden Crown Cincinnati, am.
Departed: James W. Gsff Memphis 2 am. Night
River falling, with % $40 feet by the gauge
Weather cloudy; thermometer $50. The Golden
Crown will leave as soon - the wind lays.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORK, March l0.-Arrived: Obsr,
Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN, March 10.-ArfiVed: Re.
public and wyoming. New York.
HAvRE. March 1O.-The Gelisrt sailed
with 10000 of specie for New York.
NEW ORLEANS, March 10.-Cleared: Rox-
burg Castle, Rotterdam; New York. New York;
Chancellor, Liverpool; North Britain, Bordeaux.
Arrived: Wimbledon, Messina; Orsina. Newcastle;
Chalmette, New YORK serra ana Historian, Liver
nool
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS AND WEATHER.

IO:os pm. 5000 1S W. clear.
Maximum temperature, IS.
Minimum TEN SeratuTe. A.
River Diagrams.
WHEELING, Msrsh 10.-Noon-Eivsr 8
feet inches, and falling. Notwithstanding and
moving.
PITTsRURG, March l0.-Noon-River 5
feet IL inches and stationary. Weather rainy and
cold. Night-River iesI 3 inches, and fslling.
Weather snowy and cold.
VIcKsBURG, March 10.-River AZ feet IL
inches and stationary. Weather clear and warm.
Departed: ". 2. Halliday, 81 Louis, An; Belle
of Shreveport, New Orleans, pm; Mary Hous-
ton, Cincinnati, noon
ST LOUIS, March 10.-River fell inch,
and now stands p feet inches b. the gauge.
weather cloudy, with strong clustering winds Al
day No arrivals Departed: city OF Ntckt0urg,
Vicksburg; John A. seudder, New orleans
CIScINYAII. March 0-AoDn-Rjver q
feet II inches and rising. Weather-heayy snow
ana vino. thermometer, AS Si2ht-RiTer "a feet
5 inches and rising Westher cloudy and cold.
Departed: Andy Baum. Memphis IhoAss Sher-
lock, New Orieaus-
INV ORLEANS. March l0.-Weaibsr clesr
and pleasant; thermometer, 7Go. Arrived; den
Rule, Cincinnati. Departed z springer cfn
efnneti; Helena with the Henry FrAnk's " ight
and Ny Choice, e. LoUiz. a be loan D1ppold anc
barges are due tonight from st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, March To- Noon = Riyei
rising, with feet inches In The canal, ana fee
inches IN the chute on the falls. Weather windy
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DENTISTRY.
WESSON BROS.
DENTISTS,
3I8 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
DIR. W. w. BROOKS,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

LAS REMOVED to his new Dental Rooms, No.
LII 3i5 Main street, where he will be pleased to
serve his friends and patrons. Promising good
operations and reasonable terms.
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At meeting of the members OF the Ten.
nessee Club last night, the governing COM
mittee selected the following officers for the
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Il. GOLDSMITH q BROS,
s4s MAIN sTkEEr.
SparkIiuR Ewes.

Rosy cheeks aud clear complexion only ac-
company good health. Park-rs Ginger
Tonic better than saything, mades pure,
rich blood and brings health, joyous spirits,
strength and beauty. Ladies try r.-Bosaar.
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TRADE PALACE, i.
s4s Main Street,
i. GOLDSMITH & BROS.
Great Assortment of
New Goods!
Daily Arrival OF aeveltfe

Daily Arrival OF HeveItfesI
New Spring Dress Goods, in ali the latest
shades.
New Stock of Gloves in kid, silk. Isle and
Berlin.
Hamburgs and Lsces, at the cid lrice,
cheaper than elsewhere.
House-F Furnishing Goods-complete stock
at prices 10 suit all.
GiDghsm', Domestics. CheviOts and Tick.
ings we cell very low.
White Geods-We have the cheapest and
best line, comprising all novelties.
Linen, Victoria and Bishop'4Lawns, Main
SOCKS, Marseilles, Parisienne, Null, Iodia
Linen, etc,
AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
Cali and convince yourself that the beat
place to buy your SPRING GOODS reasonable
and cheap, is al
Il. GOLDSMITH & BROS.
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FIOyd's

Gov. CHARLES FosTER: "Eeihesds il the
hnest wafer in the world"
hoBIEsoH. Apothecsry.
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BErHEsDA-Tbis elegant mineral water
certainly has no superior in the world, and
succeeds in urinary troubles when ali e.s.
fails.
EOPINeON luotberarr
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GEN. FITZHUG II LEE.
nd fine Reception by the Citfzens-The
Lecture on ChanceIlOIsvilIe.

In accordance with the request OF the
committee, Messrs. Tobin, Greene, Hampton
and Heiskell, the APPEAL reproduces the
following address to the citizens OF Memphis:
Representing the Southern Historical Society. an
institution designed to preserve faithful record
of the events of the late civil war in the United
States, far those events involved the charac-
ter and manhood of the Southern states, Gen.
FitZhugh Lee, gallant soldier of the Confederate
army and an accomplished gentleman, aecompa.
MED by the Rev. DR.. l. William Jones. secretary of
the society, will visit Memphis next Tuesday. the
18th of March. and deliver lecture upon the bat
tie of Charlottesville The object had in view by
the Historical society, who had accepted the gen
erous tender of the services of Gen. Lee in deliv-
ering these lectures is to secure fund to erect
fre-proof memorial building in which to preserve
the valuable archives which for many years have
been accommodating. Every dollar raised from the
proceeds of these lectures, or from the net
profits of the society in publishing its
magazine, goes strictly TO this purpose.
The undersigned, committee oil cit-
zens appointes for the purpose, feel 1t proper to
call your attention in this public way to these
facts and to ask you to attend the lecture of Gen.
Lee on the night of the 18th OF March (Tuesday),
at Leubiie's Theater and by our presence there
and your contributions, aid the noble work which
engages the attention and has so warmly enlisted
the sympathies of the distinguished lecturer. We
confidently expect our citizens to illustrate the
spirit of gallant city the evening of the 18th
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Fer Sheriff.

Fer Sheriff.
wv are authorized 10 announce Z. L. TOPP as
Wv q candidate for Sheriff at the election to be
held at tn april tenn of the Quarterly Court to
I'LL the vac, ncy created by the death OF P. R. Ath v
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A MANLY LITTER
From DR.. Hamlin, Nephew of the ex
Vfce-Presidenf, to GEN. Fftz-
hugh Lee.

The following letter from DR.. Hamlin, s.
nephew of ex-Vioe- President Hamlin, will be
read with interest By the ex-Confederaie SOL
diers. Its frank, manly spirit, and the feel
ings which dictated it will be fully appre-
ciated and reciprocsted BY our people. Il is
from the January number OF Southern HIS
torie1i Sceiety Pdpers.
BANGOR, Me. December s, 1882.
GENERAL-I am instructed by the Grand Army
Post, No u, OF this city, which numbers among
its members about $50 old soldiers 10 invite you
your lecture on The Battle Of Charlottesville -
which we understand you sre now delivering In
Southern cities for the benefit of the Southern
Historical Society.
We shall be pleased 10 listen to your deserip-
ton of the battle, and we shal be prepared 10 &C
cept its truth; for deeds of yslor performed on
either side during the war have now become the
property Of the nation. Moreover, we might Just
as well admit them now 70 leave them 70 be
admitted and admired BY posterity.
The invitation extended TO you Is offered in
good faith, and has no Interior political object
whatever. You will not be expected TO arrange
your lecture 70 suit our fancies, but 70 say what
kitfoa Is acceptable to you, think We can arrange
Tor you TO deliver the same lecture on your return
T1p homewAId at Portland, Providence ana per-
haps at other cities in New England
i think the old soldiers OF the Gfano AI1ny
would be very glad 70 lend their assistance N Az
ing you TO obtain funds for the use OF the South
ern Historical Society; for the truth viii prevail
in the end.
furthermore, we hope the friendly offer on our
part will be received in true soldierly sp.rit.
VERY respectfuIlv AUG. c. HAMLIS,
Chairman of Committee.
--r-k-T. rfnfa
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KAHN q FREIRERG,
Nos. Iss, III aud I73 Main street,
FROM A WET GOODS SALE!

Fine all silk black hose 81 %, worth 81.
Fine Isle hose 81, worth 81 so. Fine
balbriggsn ribbed and clicked hose
30c, worth SOC. Children's and Misses
regular hose, all colors, Csc. Short
lengths of fine Irish linen 35c, worth
SOC. Short lengths OF Fine Irish linen
40c, worth 65c. Black basket flannel
for sacks and wraps 35c, worth 65c.
White Victoria lawns ! yds wide Zoe,
worth 15c. White linen lawn zoe,
worth Doc. Fine all linen lawn Soc,
worth Soc Lace striped goods 10,,
worth zoe. Figured linen lawns 15c,
worth 25c. Linen crash 10c, worth 15c.
Look ct our Worsted Remnants for
Children and Misses at half price.
Look at our Collars for Ladies, Misses
and Children. Elegant silk handker-
chiefs Use, worth 81 so. B lance Of
the linen hemstitched hsndkercbiefs,
slightly imperfect, l23c, worth Soc.
II you want cheap Dress Goods call on
us. Dress goods Zoe, 122c, l5c aud zoe,
worth double. Dress goods zoe, worth
35c. Dress goods Soc, worth Acc. Dress
eoods, double width, 40c, worth Co..
Lace bunting zoe, worth 40c. Infants
embroidered flannel skirts g. worth So.
Cloth foxed and cloth shoes 81. If
you want a suit of clothes for your boy
look at ours. Tent, at So so, worth IS,
slightly damaged by water. Also mems
suits at half price. We sell fine CASH
mere overshirt at 81 25, worth 81 so.
KAHN q FREIBERG.
NOS. Iss, III and Iss Hniu STREET.
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NOTICE.
Removal OF Oak Hall Clothing
House.
249 Main Street.

In consequence of rebuilding that old land
mark. nam-Iy, THE OAK HALL CLOTH
ING STORE, having existed for The past
twenty. one years under the proprietorshiP
S. Halle, We take this msthod Ct informing
our patrons and the public generally, that
we move on or about NJ arch 18th to
No. 500 Main Street,
(uuder the Peabody Hotel), temporarily,
until cur new building is completed. CALL
AND SEE Us. Respectfully,
). HALLE,
Proprietor Oak Hall Clothing store.
sIynrA E. P1sKHGx's Vegetable Com.
mound ranks first as curative agent in al
complaints peculiar 70 women.
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DE-. C. W. BEssos's Celery and Chsmo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure,
and will cure, headache of all kinds, neu-
ralgia, nervousness and dyspepsia. Proved
and Endorsed BY physicians.
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ne AoShrdns-tSrvef SnSoAHk
CINcINkATI, March 10.-The clsy-pigeon
shooting match between Carver and Bogar-
dus occurred this afternoon ~ the Highland
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TELEGRAMS
To be- Had by Calling at the ONCE at the
Hours Mentioned.

List OF undelivered kilograms remaining at
The Western Union Telegraph Office, SO Mad
ison street. Office hours from to 1880
O'Clock a. N. and from TO pm:
FeHcht & Block, Jim Porter,
8. C. Toof & Co., Chief Engineer S AMIR
A. H. Nordyke, Donelson, Williams &C.,
2. ]. MARI, Robt- F. KIRBY,
Mrs, L. Armstrong, DR.. A. A. Laurence,
C. /. Curtis. j.. aobinson,
W. F. Randolph, ID. Canale & Co.,
T. P. Crenshsw, John H. Sullivan,
A. Y. Stevens, T. L. Lee,
Mrs. S. Vendig, S.Kaztenberger's Sons(2)
Richard Miller, s. Ruscher
Capt John T. McCord, Robert Moon,
Jos. Frey, Lacroix.
Wettern, Langstaf & Co., w. q. Meliver
Petit Bros. q Co, N. o. Brown,
5. B. Co., John Reid,
NJ. F. Nelson, Hope Oil Mills,
r. NJ. Bradford. w. B. Everson
G. w. Jones & Co., F. S Hires,
F. s. Davis, J. W. Geightley
Louis Goldsmith, Walter Nixon, Esq
E. DUcas Foley, Heddie Keliher,
John Corners.
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LESKHAUER d. LEHMAH

LESKHAUER IL Man
Are now Offering their entire fall and winter
stock of Lsdies' and Gents Boots and Shoes
at reduced rates 10 make room for their ex.
tensive spring stock, now in transit, and in
consequence of he aforementioned fact the
public should avail themselves of the pres
ent opportunity to secure bargains. Hand.
made goods from the leading and best manu-
facturers in the United States. To those in
want OF anything in our line We would say,
call and see US and judge for yourselves.
Respectfully,
LINKHAUER & LEHMAN,
No. aga Main Street, Marble Block.