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MARRIED..
MeCaIInm-Meaeha,n.

The Second Presbyterian church wa,
thronged lsst night by tae representatives oil
the best families Of the city to witness th.
msrrisge Of Miss Annie Meschsm TO Mr.. S
NJ. McCallum. The besuty OF the bride I'd
alec enlisted the sympathy of a larger con
gregalion IN the streets, the unbiddep, but
welcome guests on an occasion that has
been q topic Of interest 10 a wide
circle of the friends Of her family and
these Of her husband for some Heeks
The former pastor of the church, the
Rev. I. ID. WitberspooD, oficiatee. Til.
sttendants were ]. w. Fulmer. Beu G Jolley
Taomas Grshsm, P. P. Van Vleet, Murray
GAihreath and z. E Morris, and Miss
Mamie Scaife, Miss Olivia P. Hill, Miss
Kate Thompson, Miss 10 SeDmes and Miss
Susie Gsloreath. After the brief ceremonies
were over few special guests, Including the
attendants, assembled at the m apsion Of Mr.
and Mrs. Meschsm to congratulate the bride
aud the hsPpy groom on his success il
winning one of the most charming of The
TounS ladies in the city. No event of thi,
character that has trsnspired in Memphis
in many years attracted SO much attention
as did this marriage Of the brilliant beauty
whose father and brothers are smong ths
leading and most prosperous merchants OIL
the city. To her aud her husband, who j.
well and favorsbly known 90 a bright young
business man, the APPEAL extends it hearty
congratulations. May they be happy anc
prosperous. They leave this morning or
the Arkansas City for 81 Louis, and theme,
to Cincinnati, 10 attend the Dramatic Fss
tiySi
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PERSONALS,

MR. w. J. GATTIN, of S.ulsbury, Tenn,
WAS visitor at the Cotton Exchange yester-
day.
MRS. WILL o. WooDsoN, of Louisville,
KY, on brief visit TO Memphis, ia at pres-
ent the gust Of Mrs. William r Stewart.
309 Vance street.
Mrs THOMAS HUNToN, of New Orleans,
is in the city. She came up TO attend tie
wedding OF Miss Mescham, and will proba-
bly, remain several days.
The Rev. d.. Mayo, of Boston, the well
known educator, il 10 the city aud will de-
liver free lecture next week at place and
time TO be published hereafter.
Mr. WILLIAM CRoMEy, Of Louisville, Ky.,
arrived 10 The city last eveuing, accompanied
by bis wife and daughter, on visit to his
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Joplin.
MRS. LUM THOMAS and Der daughter Mrs.
JEFF Alexander, tf Point Pleasant, No., left
for home "Wednesday evening on the City OF
ST. Louis, after a brief visit TO relatives in
our city.
DR. A. d. MAYO arrived in the city yes
lerdsy, and Is stopping at Casio =. He has
accepted an invitation from Supi. Collier to
lecture a. the NJ 'rket street school building
Sturdy, April 18th, at 10 O'Clock am. Mr..
schools 10 meet the teachers of the city
schools at the place and hour mentioned
above 10 hear The doctor lecture on Natural
Methods Of destruction" DR.. Mayo has
been lee; uring in North Carolina and Ala
bans, and will doubtless spend the month Of
May In educational work in Tennessee.
THE Rev. DR.. T. D. Wilherspoo. arrived
Yesterday morning, and ia tae guest Of DR..
Erskine 23S Besle street He will OCCUPY
the pulpit OF the Second Presbyterian church
on Sabbath morning and evening, and will
lecture at the church, by request of the
ladies, on Monday evening, 30th instant, for
the benefit Of their newly purchased house.
Subi.c,, "The Valeot Casmouui, its G zciers
and Guides" This will be q delightful treat
to all lovers of travel, and we bespeak for
him large audience. DR.. Wiiherspson is
very pleasing and eloquent speaker, il
perfectly familiar with the charming scenes
he will delineste, and will entertain very
sgreeably all who attend. HIS many friends
welcome him cordially 10 Memphis, his old
home, and tender him hearty greeting.
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Mission Ridge. in the fights around Dalton and
Rocky Face, At kesaca Il Adatrsville a. the croz-
ing Of the Etowah and Kingston. at Lost Aountain
and New Hope Church; on the kennesaW nne n
front of Marietta, where IL formed part OF t-e
force which held the Dead Angle" At e
crossing Of the Chstahoochie. a. Peaehtree Cree
with HATdee on the I'D OF July, 1854, in the de-
Tense OF Atlanta At yonesboro, at LoVeJoy, At the
capture OF Dalton, at Columbia and spring Hill;
in the bloody battle of Franklin. where Cheat
hams Division lost five generals srd was left with
colonel in command at Nashville: in the retrest
from Tennessee, and at Bentonville, n. G., the
last battle of the war
Even if space permitted it would be impossi.
BILE 10 give correct list of the killed and wounded
of the regiment II the original roll had been
called on the last day Of the war; the answer 10 by
far the greater number OF the names would have
been, '-Killed or wounded in action" The liter
remembers well that in the campaign from Dalton
10 Atlanta from the 7th of May u the 20 OF July,
one company lost twenIy-seven killt d and wound
ed. out of twenty-n who entered the camps ign
at Dalton Nine OF the twenty-seven were killed,
and two permanently disabled: the rest were able
10 return 70 outy. : he regiment entered It's INST
Rattle 100 strong II came out OF It's last Fl ht 8
mere handful of veterans less than 100 in num-
Der.
In conclusion. 1t may be said that no regiment
in the Confederate army was more widely or tmore
favoTebly known than the One Hundred and Fiji y
fourth Senior Tennessee. and It's reputation for
CALAMITY snd soldierly bearing was deservedly
m
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LOCAL NUTIUEs.

Buy crushed feed at Pstrick's mill.
Cur FLowEKs corner Second and Madison.
HosE and Hose Reels, Bailey, 295 Sec.
end.
PAIsTERs' white oTersuits for 81, at Hex
ter's, PA Main street.
CUP OF good coffee is the most delicious
beverage known. Such is Deans best Rio
and Java mixed coffee.
"DR. BESsos's Celery and Chsmomile Pills
for he cure OF neur,lgis ara asucc.ss."-Dr.
G. P. Holman, Csristianbur.. Va. Fifty
cenis al druggists.
If you want Awnings, Tent, Mattresses,
Cots, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stored or packed for shipment, call al II.
Buttssberg, 23l Second street.
LADIEs and gests, seud your collars and
cuffs to tie Memphis Slesn Laundry, 224
Second street. We guarantee finish equal 10
new. Send SIMPLE lot. Lace curtains q
specially. Cslis and deliveries free.
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Mozart Husfe Festival.

Our citizens seem 10 be awakening to q
knowledg. of the fact that there is no better
way of advertising their enterprise and pub
lie spirit, than the purchase at handsome
figures Of the premium seats at the South's
fret great Festival. Although yesterday
was the third sale The interest seemed to con-
tin0e unabated, and spirited Struggle arose
betgeen Mr.. K. NJ. Nsnsfori and the man.
sger of the Clarendon Hotel, for the posses
sion of the fret seat offered. The Clarendon
won the houors, which Col Barney Hughes
described as CONSISTING of notice "every.
where" through The Associated Press dis
patches and space in the Mozart Gazette.
The price paid was sos premium.
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When you go 10 your druggist 10 buy q
bottle CT Simmons Liver Regulator, and ne
offers you some counterfeit vita a similar
sounding name, and says cit 10 the same
thing or Just a. good, !" ask him his motive
for not giving you the genuine preparation
10 white wrapper, with red 2 thereon, pre-
pared by J. h. Zsilin & Co. The Only OBJ
ct such dealer can have IL he fact III At
lie mskss az extra twenty-five cent? per rot
tie rro6t BY selling cheap and Counterfeit
article which may do You positive injury.
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The One II undFed aud Einy.F0urth FEE.
ne4see
Is thus written up By is historian, Mr.. Tom
Turisv.

Turkey:
This regiment was organized al Memphis, Tenn.
several years before The breaking out of the
war between the states. 1t was Incorporated by
act OF the Legisla ure, pas ed March Y, 1860.
The incorporator- named in the charter were Col.
II. Douglas, Maj. Marcus J. Wright, Surgeon
n. Thumei and Adjt- G. H. MonssrIat, and Capts.
VIM. Miller, N Freuch James Il. Edmondson J.
Genette, Lieuts. A. Munich, NJ. Main, d. .KendeiI
John Genette, James Specht, z. L. Powers, F.
Krone, Isaac Stratus and Z. T. Hood
AS soon Was declared and Tennessee
called for troops the regiment wsA reorganzed and
enlisted for twelve mouths. The field officers
Fitzgerald, OF Paris. W. H. Stovall, of Memphis
was one of the earliest adjutants II was posed
of the following companies. namely:
The Light Guards OF Memphis, Capt J. Genette
The Bluff City Grays, OF Memphis, Capt. J. Il.
The Hickory Rifles. of Memphis, Capt Martin.
The southern Guards, of Memphis Capt Hamil-
ton.
The Harris zouave Cadets, of Memphis, Capt.
Fowlkes.
The Jackson Guards, OF Memphis, Capt. Ma
The Crockett Rangers, OF Memphis. Capt NJ Pat
The Eerry Guards, of Paris, Tenn. Capt. Fiiz
The McNairy Guards, of McNairy county
The Sons OF Liberty, Hsrdeman county, Capt
Chairs.
While at Randolph, Tenn. few months after
the regiment entered the service. the Southern
Guards we Withdrawn and formed into an artil-
lery company, and their place supplied by the
B@turt CARDS, of Memph Capt MoTeland. While
at Bethel Station, and few weeks before the bat
tie OF Shiloh, the regiment WIS Joined by the May
| nsri Rifles, of Nemphis, Capt A Cole After
the evacuation Of Corinth the Bluff City GrAys
| were detached, changed into cavalry company
and placed in the command of Gen. n B. Forrest
The vacancy thus caused WA filed by Capt De-
Grsfenried's company. from Fayette county
Tenn. After this Gate no further oompaI changes
were made
At the end of the first year the regiment re-en-
listed, and served during the remainder of the war
| in Cheatham's Divisisn, Amy of Tennessee.
After the bStt.e OF shiloh, Col. Smil and Lieut.
| Gel. VIZ GIT were both promoted, and became
| nrigGdsI-generals. Maj. Fitzgerald was taersupon
elected colonel Capt Msyevney, lieutenant
| co one. and Capt. J. W. DAWSON, major.
| Col. Fitzgerald killed at the battle
/ OF Richmond, KY, Lieut.-Coi. MaseYney then be-
| cane colonel. Ma. Dawson, Northumberland,
| and Capt. Marsh Patrick, msjor. Lieut.. G0odett
| succeeded Lieut. Stoyau as adjuknt. These
officers continued without change until the end of
/ the 9ar.
Ths One Hundred and Fifty-fou-th Regiment
participated IN all the campaigns and battles OF
1 tee Army OF Tennessee with credit 10 itself aud
| honor TO its Stste.
| Ii was in the campaign in Southeast Missouri
| under Gen. Pillow. Ii was at Belmont at ShiioR
| in-the siege OF Cornth; at Richmond. KY, where
il lost its colonel and host of gallant men; at
Perryville, at Aurfreesboro Stone River. ut
Chicksmaugs, IN the attack on Mission Ridge At
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Il pariant.

" hen yoi yizii or leave New York city
hAveoszzs .expEeSsSge and czrrls p hire, and
,sop al Grand Union Hotel opposite Grzad CeE-
.rai depot fouT huadred and Ely elegzH 70 JE1s-
5lted Up at an expease of $40 o,e00 reduced 10 81
snd npxzrds PEI DAP. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. 9Orss-cArs, stages and Ella
yated railroad TO all depots. Families can live
bette for less money Ct the Grand Union than. n
any other frzt-clASz hotel in the citya
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBUBo, April 26--Arrived: CITY Of
yicksbury 81 Iouis 3.so % m Densrted. Cent
ennial, New Orleans, m; Joseph B. williams
aud tow, New Orleans, noon; Commonwealth,
pm.
ST. LOUIS. April 26 -Night-River fallen
inches, and now stands 10 feet incbss by the
gauge. Weather clear and warmer, but Sill cool.
Arrived: John Gilmore and barges, New Orleans.
Departed: Port Eads and bsrges New Orleans;
City OF Cairo, VicksburE
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ADJUSTMENTS.


was given by the Hess Opera Company last
night, with Miss Abbie CArrington as "Mar-
guerlie" She did the best that she knew,
aud that means the best that sny singer has
done here for years. George Applsbv was
the "Fsust" He acted and Gang it fairly.
Miss Rose Leighton was good "MArths,"
add Mics Emma Esner a good 'Siebel."
The opera was teter presented than Mem
phis has heard it for years, and fully de-
served the applause given by the audience.
lowing cast:
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mwOod

Graves nicely add nestly sodded for 81.
All work guaranteed.
Call 1t c. GoebsI's, AIS Second street,
or to
Fraok i Sykes, at Cemetery.
REMEMBER DECORATION DAY,
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A family want, ard 1 wordsr hos We ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic.
1t cured ne OF nervous proslratiou, and l
have used it since for all kinds oil complaints
in ny family.
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spfraI Spring Bnxxy.

We have secured the exclusive sale of the
new and popular Spiral Spring Carriages,
Buggies, Phaetons, ETC., etc, Tor our market,
and will coon have in stock a full line OF
these, TO which We respectfully call the at
tention OF the public. Csll and examine
them. WOODRUFF OLIVER,
l75. Ia aud l7s Main street
The best cure for diseases 81 the nerves,
brain and musces, Is Brown Iron Bitters.
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Serious stage euei.

TAUNTON, MAS. April 26.-While the
Margaret M.ihers COMPANY was playing
Romeo ard Ju'iet tonight Frederick Psuld
ing, playing Romeo" ran his sword into he
body of Geo. A. Dalton, playing "Tybalt,"
| ent how badly Dalton Il injured.
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The following histories will be read with
interest by many, especially by those OF The
readers Of the APPEAL who With 1t followed
the fortunes of war Tor the years during which
the Conf deracy lived az the government OF
heir choice.
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Notice.

The article published in yesterdays Ledger,
charging me with being mackereL and
overturning a clothes-basket in PINCH. is
false, and can prove it TO BE- so.
z L. 2PILLNAN
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MARION, MAss.-Dr. S. n. Ruggles says:
81 recommend Browne Irsn Bitters al a
valued touic Tor enrich;ug the blood and re-
moving all dyspeplic symptoms. 1t does not
hurt the tseth'
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SiIkHerm Eggs.
That produce raw silk, FOR sale.
p WALLACE MckITTRICK,
Practical SILK Culfurist and Reeler,
No. $50 Second street, Mem phfl Tenn.

IT Is more economical to buy Durkee's
Salad Dressing thsn it is 10 make q dressing;
besides this, il ia made of better materials
than you can buy at the sio,ee- Everybody
likaa
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I was addicted TO the morphiss habit, sat-
ferred with all the irregularities known 10
woman. Two bottles Of Cortiyslis entirely
cured nae. SUE H KkkT.
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal Court-Greer, Judge.
Calendar for to-day: Nos. 139, Charles
Goebel; lao, Geo. Saunders.
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FIoFd:s Restaurant

l. gradually and steadily increasing in the
good grscss of the public, until 1t has be-
come the resort Of the best people.
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Fl0yd's.
FOR Twelve Years

Dinner parties are speciality with III
We get them up in the bsst possible style.
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j. ii. Smiths Sons Union Club
RYE WHISKY
AT s. MANSFIELD q cos.
FIoyd's Candies.
Designing viIIainy.

A box or ba.ket OF Floyd's candies ar,
iust TOO sweet tor any hing.
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EOK Rem Z
FOR SALE.

(ows-Three eho-cs cows, xscK,s srAR1r
THHE HARBERT PLANFATION-Near Malones
j Landing, Miss one place contains 45O acres
about lJO cared. The other COO acrSs-about
400 cleared. Improvements first class. Well pro-
tected by Lev-e. Apply 10 our attorney, Judge
Il. p Reid, at Friars Point Miss, or
HAWKINS & ROBERfs, New Orleans. La
NATi LE--S0 nliich cows aud heif=rs; 5 large fat
~ oxen and 10 yearilngs. Address
kOSARf L. MAYS. Glendale, Miss
A DNINSTRAIOa'5 sALE-The STOCK OF
n Plumbers aud Gas-Fitters' Material, shelly,
ing and store Fixtures safe etc, al No. 20i Maia
street. at u bargain. l.. S. BURR, age
DOCKAWAY AND HARNEso-ln perfect or er
~ used one month only Tan be seen at W. s.
Bruce q Co.'s. Apply TO
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE co.
HRUsHED MISUNDERSTANDING OATs-
- Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The very
best and ouly good feed for horses, mulss and cat
j. V. PATRICK & CO.,
Memphis Gin and Mil,
Opposite Miss. and Tenn. RallIoad.-
nNE-SET WOOLEN MILL-In good repsir, sit
" uzted in humboldt, Tenn; will sell hall
Interest exchange for good resi- estate, stock Of
goods or groceries; good established trade. keS-
ness. For further into ztion, amply to
s. ". kAiSki. bum bOldt, Tenn.
kGONUMENTs AND GRAVE STONES Persons
M wanting such work can gel oaTgaius IS am
selling out 10 change business; will exchange
largo monuments fur improved or unimproved
properly. F. 2UIGLEY. 49, Main street..
C<PIkAL sPRIsG BUGGlES-The easiest riding
- vehicle in the world; warranted two years;
isA se<A4sAssD yeArs. IS MONROE STRICT.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Holders OF tickets can get Reserved Seats 81 Hol
lenber7's, free of charge, on and after Saturday
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ROOMS AND BOARD

NICELY-FURNIsHED RooMs-With board, at
IN ITO Court street.
1T. JAMES HOUsE-Second ana Adams Streets
- Board and room IS per week. TrRusienls will
INA good RCco" SOdstions st low rates.
FURNISHED FRONT RooM-With board for
gentlemen, IN 4 private family, at No. 49,
second street. References required.
PoAKDERs-At
ID No SOC Second street.
D OOM-Pleasant fTont room, with board, Tor
LII gentlemen, al l43 second street
pOOMS-F uTnished or unfurnished, with or
LII without board, at 179 Second street
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CIrUATION-A As porter in wholesale house by q
y reliable man who has years of experience in
grocery and liquor houses, and best of references.
Address Porter this office.
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( loRN AND FLOUR MILL CoMPLETE-wi
~ boiler and engine an two gin-stAnds A
dress JOHN REID. 326 Second street
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'GooD BLACKsAITH-At Como. Miss.
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" well recommended. Apply Immediately.
MRS. L. ScANALLY, 2691z Main St
CSHINGLEs-1o buy 100 H. a. No. l Shingles.
y Address JOHN REID, S26 Second street.
V6IE ht our IMPERIAL PEBBLES in old frames,
w at 81 20 per pair Satisfaction guarsnR ed.
]. n. AULFokD & Co, jewelers., S35 aain St.
ITO PURCHASES large Mules. Contractors.
j owning teams can get good work by apply wing
to Thos +. Duffin Il Bro Port Gibson, Miss, or
G. d. TAYLOk co 2o4 Front St, Memphis
NONI RACrORS-Wanti railroad Ia boFers and
~ mechanics can get them from Giles, Pulaski,
Montgomery and Roanoke counties, Va. Ad-
dress S-H BUkNHAM. Gaston's Hotel, Memphis.
OLD GOLD wATch,GAsks, Jewelry, Mgtilated
" Csin, etc. ] n. MULrpRD 3 co 1853 Main
GNU aTION-To 90 gel ersl nOuseWOrE, 10 muse
- or TO travel wiki a family. MRS. a, Appeal.
.rIRsT-CLAss SALE sLADY-Nons but an expe-
l. Iieneed one need apPRly y'gN 4 FB1sRyse
Il ORsES, MULES AND CATTLE TO PASTURE
IL Grass hne' water ss updant y Lnee; - per
fernando load, near calvary Cemetery.
Il CITUATIoN-A practi cal double entry Book
y keeper wishes situation as B0ok-keeper or
in some clerical capacity. First-elass reference
given. Address G. l. T., Appeal ONCE
| TWO GOOD DR. assMAKERs-Ando one Appren
/ i tce, at $50 Main street
CECoND-HAN ND CLo1HING-Goed prices paid.
= Call en- or address .
n NTLEMEN'5 MANILA HATS TO Re
VI shape and Trim. Also. Ladies Chip, straw,
Leg horn and Lace Hats TO reshape, at
W y OODYEAR'S, $50 Second street.
| HORSE 70 PASIURE-Ampie ields OF euiti-
II waited grasses and clover. Refer to q d
Bracket q Co. q. = fARAOM.
I1000 TONS RAGS Iron. DRY BONES AMP
lOOO old Pa per, by samuel Ganay. Agent,
| Ond hand machinery bought and sold. Core
sPondence toleited; ACRES -,
4 400 TO ALB shell by street, Memphis, Tenn.
Telephone eonzection.
sP ooMs-Two choice rooms
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Cash balance, April l, 1888 -..........,.. sIs5,,
Deduet checks drawn IN April. H. 96(
eBalance of uncollscted privilege tax.. - Oh
sBalanee of uncollected real and personal
tax 81 90,
Estimated collection Of back taxes, street
pro TGd. 10, CCl
1857.
Debit
Amount due to the salary account. ..... $40 oOt
Water Company contract, ten III Dnlhs -.... 1900
Estimaied expense of Board OF Health, ten
months. 10, 90.
Estimated expenses of Engineer Department
for the ensuing ten months, for bridges.
culyertS, dirt streets, etc.. Is 00l
lOtaI Si5,UO
Total available balance to 574
"rhis balance on April 1, 1855.
Thi. the entire amount which is svaila.
BILE for paving for the year 1888.
TO RESTRAIN RAILROAD.
A number of citiz,us offered a petition
thst the Council restrain the Memphis and
Kansas City railroad from laying track on
Fifth street, between Broadway and Georgia,
until the company complies With it. coEtract
or gives some satisfaction to the property
owners damaged. Referred TO the engineer
and attorney.
Adjourned over 10 Thursday.
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The Board of Health called attention ia
the un,anitary condition of the bulldog No
y Poutotoc street, Referred 10 Messrs. Kney
WAlsce aud Cochran.
Mr.. n. Ctlhoou offered 10 contribute SIS
toward demolithipg The old stable on Fourth
street, between Washington aud Poplar. The
owner OF the building VISA ordered to tear il
down.
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MANTS.

DRlNCIPAL-For boys Classical school, south
J. ern Presbyterian, married, super or discipline
Ian; salary $1,000 more; most desirable position
for scholarly gentleman with established reputa-
zion; other vacancies. Central School Agency,
12 Chestnut erect, ct Louis. Mo.
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GOLORED B0Y-As porter; one that can come
~ well recommended. Apply Immediately.
MRS L. ScAHALLY, 26g1S Main st.
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BOOKCASE AND A FILTERER-
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R'-i0 '''' 4tlos Union street.
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l +. Cabler, Company A, quartermaster

L +. Cabler, Company 4, quartermaster.
z II. Cole Company Ii, seIgesnt-msj 5r.
The attention OF the officers was now directed
to diseiplining and drilling the newly-levied
troops The rapid progress made by these en-
thusiastic recruits duriDg their short en-
cAmpment at Randolph Was truly gratifying to
al, Rejecting great credit as it did NOT only upon
tAc men but also upon tue gy. intelligence and
apacity of those n command. Shortly afterward
IL becoming evident that Gen. Lyon, OF the Fed
cral army, Intended to mass heavy force in front
Of Gen Mccullough, VINO was then In Southwest
ern Missouri. 1t became necessary to send troops
alto Missouri to prevent the desired reinforce
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