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Government Changes In France.

Since the accession of Louis XVI,
in 1774 nineteen years have never yet
passed without a violent change in the
government of France. In the sum-
mer or IVA Louis XVI, ascended the
throne of France in rather less than
nineteen years after-namely, in Jan
uary, 1793-he was beheaded and
France had republic until 1904, when
Napoleon / became Emperor. The
first empire lasted till 1914, when the
monarchy was restored in the person
of Louis XVIII. His power came to
an end a few months later, on the re-
turn of Napoleon from Elba in the
spring of 1915. Napoleon being de-
feated at Waterloo, and France over
run by the allied powers of Europe,
Louis XVIII was again restored to the
throne; and he and his successor, Chas
y reigned till 1881, Wien another revo-
luton occurred, and Charles Y lost his
crown, which passed to the younger
branch of the Bourbon family in the
person of Louis PHILIPPE. lie reigned
eighteen years, till 1913, when he in
his turn had to fly, and the second re-
public was established, only to perish
in December, 1851, after an existence
of less than four years. The second
empire lasted nearly nineteen years
from the ID of December, 1851,
to the 4th of September, lS7O-and
then it, too, pershed. Never for more
than hundred years has any one reg
ime in France lasted as long as nine
teen years. The first and second re-
publics and the first empire all fell
short of this.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-11-21

81 fill the Bill" said Willie, when he
got into his mothers preserve closet.
"And | foot the Bill" remarked papa,
overhearing the soliloquy,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-11-21

One third of the lord mayors of
London during the last twepty-lour
years have been bachelor.
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THE SOUATTER,S RUSE.
lie Saves a Friend BY His Very Evasive
Answers.

El6 DaVcs u tf1enu by HIS SeEt ISNooiFO
Answers.
Several weeks ego party of revenue
men stopped at the rude house of an
Arkansas "squatter." He saw at a
glance who they were, and when they
called to him, he limped out to the
fence.
"IIow do you do, sir?" said the COM
mander of the squad.
"Putty well, thank yer. Won't yer
light an hitch?"
"No, we are in something of hurry.
What is good land worth!"
81 dunno"
"That's singular"
at mout be ter some folks, but it
amt ter me. Say thar, Jim" turning
to his son, drive the sow outen the
house, for she mOut turn over the
sugar troff an spill the young 'un."
ado you know a man in this neigh
borhood named Bob Blakemore?"
as he got sort O moon eye on one
side an sort O rainy day eye on
tutherp"
That's the man, | believe"
"Sorter walks like he didn't kere
whar he was gwine, do he?"
"Yes, from what | know of him he
does.
"Sorter whines when he talks, like he
was a longin' fur suthin' he amt got?"
"IIe's the man, have no doubt"
WARS par O shoes what was made
by Josh Simmons, with one heel thiser
way an luther thater way" making
signs with his hands.
"That's the individual. Where can
| find him."
"Well, eff yer know him as well as |
do yer oughter know whar to find him."
"When did you see him last?'
"DOn't riccolleck the last time as
well as do the fust. The fust time !
ever seed him we fit. We fit till his
wife she come. an then till my wife
she come, then we all fit. Airter
awhile we got mixed up, an my wife
she tit me an his wife she fit him,
an"
"Well, we don't care anything about
that. I'd like to know where we can
find him, as we can doubtless strike a
trade"
"Yas, but lemme tell yer. Say, Jim,
did yer drive out the sow?"
"Yas, pap"
"Did he spill the young 'un.'
"Nc, pap"
"Look here, my friend"
Don't know as Pm yer friend, but
I'm er lOOkin' thar
1--WE want to find Bob Blakemore."
81 Il tell you how ter find him eff
that's whut yer want. See that hog
path"
"Yes."
oval, take that path till yer come
ter the deer-lick. Bob's a mighty
hunter an yer air mighty likely ter
find him thar"
"Suppose he isn't there:"
"Then l ken tell yer 'zactly where he
is"
"Where?"
"Summers else. Say, Jim, is the SOW
all right
Eyes, pap"
Look here
"Lookin' thar agin."
ave want to 60 into the house"
"Sartinly, come in," and the party
dismounted and entered. After look
ing around, and seeing nothing but a
bed, a kettle, a sugar-trOugh cradle and
baby. they went away. After they
had been gone awhile, blanketin one
corner of the room moved and Bob
Blakemores head appeared. All the
time the old "squatter" had been en-
gaging the revenue men in conver,
sation, Blakemore, who knew that
flight would be useless, was digging a
hole in the dirt floor, and when he
had crouched down and covered him.
self with the blanket, the boy, Jim, dis.
covered that the SOW WIS "all right"
/ ARKANSAS InaCelr.
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While the arrangements were being
made for party few evenings ago
a young lady present innocently in
quired: rs the Invitation to embrace
the young laiies?' "Oh, no." replied
II young man, "the gentlemen will
attend to that" And now the young
lady wonders what the young man
'ueant
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-11-21

There were, in round numbers,
about 14,5O0,0O0 people in Spain and
its belongings at the last record. OF
these 100000 were in Spain itself
and 5,500,000 in the PHILIPPINES; ,500,-
600 in Cuba, and about 100000 in
Porto Rico.
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The total force of police and con-
stabulary in England and Wales is, ac-
cordingtta theseeently published "Ju-
dicial Statistics" 33, l73, being larger
number by ll4l than in lSS0-'Sl.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

HEssEN,s cough syrup will cure hat
cough. Try It.
WEAK people should use Samaritan Ner-
o1ae, the great nerve conqueror,
DYsPEPsrA aud indigestion crrpd Bv DIR.
Duncana Liver and kidney Medicine. q
OsE Deans best Rio and Java mixed
Coffee, and the Ideal CofTee-Pot if vour
coffee is not good.
GALL II see the revolving music rack
alSo bookcases, at Ames, Beattie * Co. s,
No. 363 Main street.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will remember that
Steve Clement, S6.Beale street, wants 5000
turkeys for Christmas.
SPECIAL BARoAINss in carpets, rugs, and
bordered squares, at q. W. Nails, before
moving into his new store.
DR.. r. l.. LASKI, office hours Z to 8
O'Clock am, and 3 to 6 O'Clock pm. 343
Main street. Telephone connection.
SEND for pamphlet on Bethesda Mineral
Spring Water Of Waukesha, the great kid
ney remedy. j. S. Robinson, apothecary,
Branch Agency.
CLUTsvILLE, ALA.-Dr. W. Carter says
81 nave used Browns Iron Bitters in my
W family for indigestion with great ben
eft"
THE vile and dangerous medicines sold
for urinary diseases should be avoided,
and Bethesda, which is furnished by ma
ture, used. Robinson, apothecary, agent.
CDR. BENsoN's Celery and Chsmomile
Pills, for the cure of neuralgia, rae a sue
cess."-Dr. G. p. Holman, C~hriSidnbUrg,
Ia. Fifty cents at druggists.
TELEPHONE No. 46 will call Gutenberg,
the Cabinetmaker, Furniture repaired and
reupholstered in all its branches. Mat
~tresses, awnings, tents, packing, shipping
and storage. No. 23l Second street.
]. b. SNwYERs, Md, office 279 Main
street; residence 500 Pontotoc street.
Specialties: Obstetrics and diseases of
children. Office hours 9 to IL O'Clock
am. and > to 4 o'clock pm. Telephone
connections.
=ANGosruRA BIrrKns is known as the
great regulator of the digestive organs all
over the world. Have il in you house.
Ask your grocer or druggist for the genu-
inc article, manufactured by DR.. J.. Il. b.
SipOart e Sons
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John T.. Moss and Wat Strong. Services
at the grave were conducted by the Rev.
Warner Moore and the Rev. Mr.. Steel.
Judge Dixon's death was very sudden.
He went to Pennsylvania in the interest
of the Land and Timber Company, and,
after eating a hearty supper, began vomit-
ing so violently as to burst a blood vessel,
which quickly resulted in his death.
THE Colorado (Tex.) Clipper, of the 18th
instant, pays a glowing tribute to the men,
DRY Of the late w. s.. j. Adams. The clos
ing paragraph is as follows: SIN his own
little city, the one he loved SO well, sur
rounded by family and friends, he took
his last farewell of earth. Through his W
window he beheld for the last time the
gilded glare of the setting SUN. A man
endowed by nature with extraordinary
talents, the history of his life was in many
respects one of treasured beauty and re-
membered glory. He had his faults; we
all have; but with them all, he had amind
bright enough, and a heart broad enough
to embrace the universe itself. The world
was his friend, himself, his enemy. By his
own life'there is thrown around his name
a hallow of glory that will survive the ages
and shine brighter and brighter as it
breaks in its brilliancy upon the the shores
of the Eternal Beyond"
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PERSONALS.

LAURENCE LAMB has returned from a
pleasure trip South.
s. l. Mcdowell and bride returned last
evening, from New Orleans,on the steamer
City of Baton Rouge.
J. W. REED, a clever and business-like
young man, is now in charge OF the box
office OF Leubrie's Theater.
Ex-Gov. ALcoRN and wife arrived yes
terday on the steamer Chouteau, and re-
turned in the evening on the James Lee.
Mrs. NJ. STEPHENSON, mother Of Mr..
Walter Stephenson, formerly of this CITY,
returned to Los Angeles, CAL, yesterday.
X. r. ARNsrEAD, Fort Pillow; Capt. ].
c. Wright, CORTLAND, Miss. l.. +. Bur-
nett, Redford, Ark, and X. l.. Bradshaw
visited the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
DIR. WILBUR and his agent, Mr.. Islier-
wood, left the city last night for Nashville.
The doctor has been here one month, and
has performed some wonderful cures, and
leaves here with a good name. His agent
is a prompt and polite gentleman, whose
business with the press and the public has
been transacted in a satisfactory manner
r. f. c. DIVER, who was for seventeen
years in the bindery of 5. G. Toof & Co,
but left the city for the benefit of his
health, has returned from Denver, and
goes into the job-printing business in
Memphis. He is a popular gentleman, a
superb bookbinder, and the possessor OF
frst-rate business capacity.
THE funeral of the late Judge George
Dixon TOOK place from Holst's Al IL O'Clock
yesterday morning, The pall-bearers
were all members OF the bar, OF which the
deceased was an honored member. They
were i. b. Mclienry, w. b Gibson,
Judge Eldridge, Ed Beleher, j. p. Sykes,
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RELIABLE GOODS!:::: REASONABLE PRICES.
ADLER, BRO. & co.,
Fine BOOTS and SHOESU
261 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
80: REASONABLE PRICES !
ADJUSTMENTS.

A EUBRIE'S TFgEATER.
~ Inguuu Rppnvy Teoo onJ no--.
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o

Kids for ladies'.
Kids for gentlemen.
Kids for children.
Kids, buttoned and hooked.
Kids, short and long.
Kids in street shades.
Kids in opera shades.
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MENKEN'S
Notice.


Having had much complaint from those
who had purchased. the Kpabe plano OF
me, and having failed to satisfy them, not
withstandingthe great expense and trouble
was put to in exchanging their defective
a pianos for others, that afterward
proved equally unsatisfactory. besides
having had 10 return 10 the factory new
pianos which were detective, or to sell
them at reduced prices, as defective
pianos, | laid these complaints before the
manufacturers. Instead of remedying
these defects and supporting a FAITHFUL
and P~RoMPT-PAYING agent in his demand
for first-class pianos, when he paid first
class prices, tliey stddenly Withdrew their
agency without notice or any cause what
ever, expressed or implied) fiom an agent
who must have proved too discriminating
and exacting a judge and placed it where
their pianos are not likely to suffer by
comparison with '6etter pianos for less
money" The above reasons, coupled with
a recent act of bad faith practiced upon
me, their legitimate and authorized agent,
induce me to r%elinquish the agency with
out regret, and l hereby offer to close out
my stock of Kndbe pianos still on hand the
best way possible, but without my guar
anteeing them.
II. G.. H0LLENBERG'S,
229 Main street, Memphis, Tenn;
In 81 II
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The Bazaar.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

Hotel.
G.. B. GALLOWAY & CO..--...PRoPRIEroRs.
Rates-s25 so and s. per day, according
To size and legation of room.
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Leubrie's Theafer.

The Hanlon Brothers closed last night.
Charlotte Thompson and company will
arrive by way of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad this morning, and will
appear at Leubrie's Theater tonight in
the new Jane Eyre. In this play, one of
the most powerful of its class, she is said
to be particularly good, and will doubtless
draw well in that as in other plays in
which she will take leading roles the re-
mainder of the week.
Modjeska.
This talented actress will appear at Leu
brie's Theater next Monday night, giving
four performances-one of them a Christ
mas matinee. Mime. Modjeska is one of
the greatest artists of the day, and that
she has IN equal is often disputed by the
critics. Her repertoire embraces her strong
est plays, and that the house will be
crowded at each performance cannot be a
matter of the least doubt.
The Bazaar.
Last evening was decidedly the most at
tractive and successful of the week, and
augurs well for the future. The pro-
gramme was unusually varied, introducing
| several vocal and instrumental solos, the
inimitable wax ''iggers," dancing by the
little ones, and orchestral music OF a high
order by the Christian Brothers band. The
several voting contests are assuming shape
and will add interest to the remaining
nights of the bazaar. The programme for
tonight is:
Tramway GalIog tselected) Miss Tillis Smith
Solo Selected j. J. Duffy
Rffi asa : Dream Ii Mr. ROE ErPd11d
Reeitatien.-..--~~~~~.....Miss Lucille Mansford
Italian Marionettes Hopkins
M
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain, and the hit
tie cherub awakes as 'bright as a button"
1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain, re-
lieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for diarrhoea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silyerware
In fact, the entire stock of s, Rothschild
will lie sold at astonishingly low figures.
TITUS IS NO HUMBUG.
Stock must be sold for the benefit of his
creditors. Parties can a V fully fifty per
cent. by purchasing anything they may
want in that line from me.
l.. R0sENTHAL, Assignee,
80 Main street.
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For. Sale.

II. G.. H0LLENBERG'S,
229 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
Or 400 Main street, Little Rock, Ark
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REWARD.

GOO REWARD--For the following de-
DIOO scribed men, mules and horses:
I. ii. GRIFFIS is about q years old; weighs
about 1855 pounds; dark complexion; thin nous
tache: thin chin whiskers brown piercing eyes
(smalD; hight about 6 feet.
WIN. PRESLG is about . years old; weighs
about 175 pounds; 6 feet high; complexion light;
hair light; moustache dyed; coarse voice.
DESCRIPTION OF STOCK.
One small sorrel mare, white specks OF hind
parts 5 or 6 years old.
One large bay horse. Q years old, Is hands high,
two hind and one fore foot stocking.
One big mare mule, left eve out, color bay.
One black horse mule, about lj% hands high,
about 9 years old.
One small pony-buiIt horse mule. about & years
old; PAGES under saddle.
We will pay the above reward for L. II. Grifis
alone. J. p. FEATHERSTUN,
NJ. ID. MYERS, Senatohia, Miss.
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Premature Loss of Hair

May be entirely prevented by the use OF
Burnett's Cocoaine.
Housekeepers should insist upon OBJ
tanning Burnett's Flavoring Extracts, they
are the best.
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80
CARD.


WIN. KNAFE & Co., Piano FORTE Factory
BALTIMORE, November rs, 1888. I
We have this day transferred the sole
agency for the sale of the Knabe Piano to
Messrs. Witzmann 4 Co., who are by spe-
cial arrangement enabled to furnish the
Knabe pianos at lowest factory prices.
WM. NAB & 20.
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EXQUISITE TOILET SETS,
slightly Damaged, Mt Less than First
Cost.

Fifty-seven Of those exquisite Ladies'
Toilet Sets that were slightly damaged by
the fire on Wednesday evening will be
placed on sale Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday next at hall the cost value. Ladies
are cordially invited TO call and examine
these goods at 2ll Main street.
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Paid and the necessary scrips and indebt-
edness furnished at lowest prices. Ap-
ply to EDWARD GOLDSMITH,
At Manhattan Bank.
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FOR RENT
PooMs-Furni.hod or anfdrnished-

P0OMS-Furnished or unfurnished-
LIZ At 81 Exchange street.
TWO FL00RS-Oyer No. 81 Main street, for
L rent cheap. Apply 10 Dive 4 Co., A Monroe.
P0QMS-Nicely-1urnished front rooms at 1926
IL Second street, upstairs.
UPSTAIRS portion ofIl1 jefferson St, consist
- ing of furnished kitchen and two furnished
bedrooms, complete for housekeeping.
IL % MADISON STREET.
FURNISHED ROOMS
II At 70 Linden street.
HouSE-JA Second street, adjoining Central
IL Baptist Church. Apply on premises.
aud impaired. G.. W. GRAHAM.
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A PRIVATE Observation-Disclosures a
colored woman walked into n certain grocery
and asked for credit for one pound of bacon and
three pounds of flour, which was refused. IIav-
smashed on Tuesday last, she turned for home
with tears. in her eyes, not knowing where she
would get her supper, when d. LYNCH travelling
manager for the house of Kelly Il Co., New York,
stepped, forward, with a look of contempt on his
dered a beautiful fruit cake four pounds of bacon
and forty pounds of -four, with the generosity
that only an 1rishman can. The suffering woman,
RHoPA ALSToNE,
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STRAYEb.

NJ ULES-Froni Pope place, Old Raleigh road,
vi on. Sunday night, December l6, 1881, two
mules, light bay-One medium size, and one
small. liberal reward will be paid for their re-
turn TO me. j. S. GALLOWAY,
81 Madison street.
M ~uLEISmall, dark mare mule, with bell on ;
wi l4H hands high. Liberal reward for reliable
Information, ]. A. FORREST x Co, city.
NooD MULES hands, two Drays and Har-
u ness, at j. III. MANOR'S Stable, Second :.
HoRSEI,0n the 2Sd plt,, an irCa-rrny horse,
bin. IN hhuIS niEh' pl-.,crod OF. left side and
w, de eL hihu -oyr swollen from halter burn.
fHo uoh-rs reward for his tetutn. 70
j, A, STABIE
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New clarendon HAIL. Eniafsea.

DoN'T fail to see the great mile race at
the Skating Rink tomorrow night. Prof.
Schifferd will give some fine solos on the
guitar. Second and Union streets.
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CALL ana see the beautiful new style
Cabinet Grand Hollenberg piano, ordered
expressly for one of our most prominent
and munificent merchants. Now on exhi-
oition for a days at II. Il. Hollenberg's, 22s
Main street.
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Keep out cold, rain and dust from doors
and windows. Applied and satisfaction
guaranteed by Hook & LaGrill, dealers
in wallpaper and window shades, $50 and
Dol Second street.
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Substant;al Christmas Gifts.

To those who wish TO make nice Christ
mas gifts. of articles that will beautify a
house and prove ussful as well as orna-
mental, the superb furnitt,te st Bryson Il
Co.'S offers superior advantages. There
one can find everything new and useful
in furniture and carpets. Prices are low,
and all the goods are Just as represented.
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Attention Horsemcn!.

Try Gombault's Caustic Balsam. There
never has been a veterinary remedy to
equal it as an application for all causes of
ment.
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mule for immediate use.
IT SH Q3D Nj,

hhatiNpf - VAIN 81.
1000 TONS RAGS, Cast and Wrought Iron,
IVY Dry Bones; also Secondhand Marhin-
cry bought and sold by Z. gABAY, Ag't and Com
mission Merchant, f9 to 4l3Shelby ST., Memphis.
l. GOLD WATCH-CASES-Chains, Jeweiry.
' Ietc.. for cash. J. N. milford Il Co.. 3S3 Main,
Coz ELECTRIC BELTS-For 50, and no ray
90 ~ until cured; book free; agents wanted.
A. C. FLETCHER, Cleveland. Ohio.
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Received to-day, twenty head Of we'll
broke saddle and harness mares from Lex
ington, KY. For sale at prices to suit the
times, by w. s. Rodgers, ut
i. 4 Homes 6 ~ - 81 Monr,o .troot
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In carpets, oil-cloths, linoleums, mattings,
shades and rugs until l move to MY new
store in the Lee Block. G.. w. Nall, Nos.
322 and S24 Main street.
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Great bargains

DoN'T fail to call at Hollenberg's before
closing a seeming bargain. Hollenberg
can afford, and will sell better pianos lower
and on better terms. No 229 Main street.
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WANTS.

n young married lady as COPY
~ list or other office work. Address
X b. e., Appeal office.
WoMAN-To ecokl -ash and iron for a small
w tc'tiiy, at oSl Shelby street.
NJ ACHINE HANDS-To operate on Jeans
vi pants; also, HAND-SEWERS.
FRANK IL VENDIG 2SS Main st.
NOUNG MAN-Smart and quick, aged IS to is,
L to work in Office; must be well recommended.
Apply, in own handwriting, to H..
Care Letter Carrier, No.2.
EXPERIENCEp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to
u &. W. NALL, S2i Main street.
p0SITi0N-As assistant booH- keeper, ship
l. ping clerk or collector by n young man who
Is not afraid of work, and can furnish good ref
e-cnce. Address Y. H., this office.
M ULE-A gentle mule for farm work. Address
vi A. D., Appeal office.
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THERE is nothing SO refreshing and
healthful as a glass of Bethesda water be-
fore breakfast. Sold by Robinson, apoth-
apary
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Back Taxes

STEVE CLEMENT, Sc Bdalc street, will give
to hunters the highest price for game.
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Sour stomach and constipation of the
bowels cured by DIR. Duncan's Liver and
Kidney Medicine.
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FoR real, bona tde bargains in good, re-
liable pianos and organs, go to Hollen-
berg, who has the largest stock and will sell
cheaper than any other house. No. 229
Main street.
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ANx;ca IN

PHYSICIANS prescribe Bethesda water,
and Gov. j. NJ. Rusk, of Wisconsin, in
dorses it as "the best water in the world"
Sold by Robinson, apothecary.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley, gen
orally fair weather, northeasterly uinds reering
to s~ouhedsterly, rising, folloaoed byJatfing ba-
roneter in The eastern portion and to,cer IN the
western portion, and hiqher temperature.