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The law upon which Gen. Vaughan
based his action is copied below:
Chap. ], Sec. II, Page 81. Be Il further
enacted, That the compensation Of the
County Trustee for receiving and pay
ing over 10 the Iightful authorities al
moneys received by him ehsll be 6 per
centum on all sums up 10 $4,000, and
4 Der centHm on ali sums above Sl0,-
600 and up to SO 900, and a commits
sion of 2 per centum on all sums pro-
vided that in computing the compen-
sation Of the trustee all funds, State
and county, shall be taken and esti-
mated as one, and each shall pay their
respective portion Of the above com
mission on all sums Of money received
by said trustee for taid State and
county and all corporations where the
taxes are collected by the county
trustee: provided that the school fund
shall not be included; provided that al
the time of settlement with the Comp
troller of the Treasury and County
Trustee, and the computation Of COM
mission On collections, faid trustee
shalllturnish the Comptroller with 9
certified statement from the Judge OF
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TRANSFERS.

August Kohlbry to Harry Cohn,
part Of Tot 406, Poplar street, between
Third and Fourth streets, for 5000.
FIG. BartliT and wife to w. r.
jackson, lot 8, Robbins's subdivision
in Seventh Civil District, containing
49l acres, for 8 600.
j. NJ. Taylor and wife to 7. 7.
Branch, trustee, TO recure J. s. School
field in the sum Of S55, 58l acres in
county.
Francis Quigley and wife to Mem
phis Water Company, / H-lOO acres
north of city, for S2l65 40.
Susan Duffy ct al. to 8. p. Read,
trustee to secure the Workingmen's
Building and Loan Association in the
sum of $1,000, part Of country lot No
500, south side old Raleigh road, 40tx
l6S feet.
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Now Orleans Races.

New ORLEANS, March 22,-The
to-day was clear and cool and the
track in good condition.
First Race For all ages, one-quar-
ter Of a mile. Queen Esther won by
two lengths; Diamond second, CHARLEY
Lucas third, beating Planet, Waukesha,
Josh Billings and Dick Watt. Time
1879.
Second Race For three-year olds
winners penalized, seven furlongs
Rosetta won by a half length Wood
craft second, Ida L. third, beating
Catharine M. Time-l 1861.
Third Race - Selling allowances
three. f1urths of a mile. Violin wor
by length; Juliet NJ. second, Jo'
Shelby third, beating Hop Sing, Claude
Brannon, Hot Box and Amanda Brown
Time-1:l9.
Fourth Race. Handicap, one anC
one.fourth miles. Blizzard won by
length; Kiohaba second, John Sulli
van third, beating GirehA Time
2.l7b.
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DIR, r s. Laeki celebrated his seven
tieth birthday on Sunday, and was
the recipient Of numerous presents,
accompanied by messages OF sincere
good Will,
Purim was celebrated Sunday night
by much merry-making among our
Jewish fellow-Cit' zens. Parties OF
maskers went from house 10 house
and we're royalty entertained. The
following gentlemen held receptions
Il. Lowenstein, 1865 Second street {;
Henry Frank, 200 Poplar street
Sol Halle, lao Second street
julius Behr, 240 Washington stree
Sol Coleman, 1S5 Second street
O. ]. Danheisser, 253 Washington
street; Jake Brooks, 1876 Second streeti
8. 5chloss, 81 Poplar street; II. Rosen.
thai, 1l6 Washington street; Emil
Levy, 81 Poplar street; Sol Vendig
l1S Washington street, :. Hirsh, pa
Washington street; 8. Brooks, l4l
Poplar street; Ike A. Friedman, 26C
Adams street; A. s. Myers, 137 Sec
oud street; Sol Hesse, 298 Poplar
street; s. Adler, IS! SlecSNd p.Teet
Marx Boshwitz, 122 Market street on,
s. Slayer, lH8 Court stDeei.
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SOCIETY.
WAIaauer-JOhI.

Mr.. Louis Waldauer OF Greenville,
Miss, was married to Miss Lille Johl,
at the Poplar Street Temple, Sunday
night by Rabbi Samfisld, in the pres
ence Of an immense throng. A re-
ception was subse Quently held at the
reside nee Of Mrs. A. Johl, the brides
mother, at 1874 Main street. Friends
from Greenville, Niss., Little Rock,
Louisville and Cincinnati were pres
emit, and cougratulatory kilograms
kilograms were received from all parts
of the Union. Mr.. and Mrs. Waldauer
left yesterday for Greenvile, Miss
which will be their future home. The
bride leaves behind her hts st Of
friends who wish her every happiness
and will look with pleasure to her re-
return.
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ATTORNEY-GENERAL LEA.
HIS VIEWS ABOUT TIE STATE
SUPREME COURT.
How the DOckets Might BE Cleaned
Up-Other News and
Views.

Attorney-Geneial Ben Lea, who
passed through the city ye' tsrday, on
his way to S0merville, wac captured
by an APPEAL man on Madison street
and convey Ell to neighho,ing office,
where half an hour or more was
spent delightfully."- in general CONVEX.
sa,ion about the politics OF the State
and the canva 8 fjr the Supreme
Court nominations in particular.
"And, by the way, Inst interests
you ?" remarked the APPEAL man.
ITO some extent" the Attorney
General smilingly replied. 81 have
seen all the lawyers in Eat and Mid
die Tennessee, and am Just beginning
uy round of calls in tnis division. l
will return here to1n to remain two
or three days."
II suppose you hear the expires ion
"A clean sweep used great d, alp
20 tsner in West than either in
Middle or East Tennessee. Ii is COM
mon enough, however.
"'Clean 40 the dockets' will slso be
another war cry, suppo G ?"
at has already been raj ed" he re-
piled "And / fad, too, that an i'm
preston exits that no more busir esi
ia done, aud cases are accommodating
because the judges do not work hard
Nothing cjulu b. more erroneous. Az
a matter If fact, they are wearing
the mselves out with work. They heal
cases from 8 until ], 20 from the bench
10 dinner, and often cit up until sftei
midnight writing their opinions. Will
one exception all the judges insis
upon writing an opinion in ev
cry case. Then they must b.
prir ted, and books on top o
Doc k, are piled mp, which the lawyer
are compelled to buy, when peIhap
there are net more than half a dtZel
opinions in any one volume which A.
OF use to them. The facts are in NJ
two cases alike. Yet, because tn
facts are differ eat tiue'hon ored prin
ciples are applied to them, and g new
case is made up for the law books
The law does not require opinions &
be written except when new princi
pie is applied. The msjority OF tn
cases might be decided from tn
bench, and with the same amount @
labor now expended the Sdprem
Coult might do twice or three time
the work. No, the charge that tn
Supreme Judges do not work is ur
just"
"What do you hear about the con
test for the GoveInorship
81 hear no I ames mentioned exceI
those OF Tay Dibiell and Loouey.
do you think 1t likely Bob Toylc
will enter the race ?"
~ am inclined to think he will.
was at f g, believed he would not, bI
he loves the excitement of politics an
l don't think he will be able TO kee
out"
"What Of Gen. DibrellP"
"The only thir 6 against him is h
residence. Sparta is In Middle Tel
nessee. you know, and il seems 10
understood that East Tennessee wi
name the Governor. l don't kno
whether she will care to bs charge
up with candidate who really liv
in another division OF the State. II
friends, though, make the very stroi
, point, which the APPEAL has alreaC
, mentioned, that thirteen counties
the district he represt nted for Il
years in Congress lie in East Tie
i nessee." .
> A glance at his watch remind
. Gen. Lea OF train time, and the CO
. versaion, like the oanva must BOZ
day, came 10 an end
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r0ENrpHIs DAII,Y APpEAI--TUEsDAY, MARCH %, 1856

chairman OF his County Cont STOW
ing the amount actually collec'td by
him and paid into the county ireas-
ury; provid.d further, that the trus-
tee shall DO. be entitled TO any COM
mission on moneys turned over 10
him by his prede ,ess or in { fiice. He
shall be ntitled TO a comp' nsation on
all sums paid to hm by Jerks,
justices aud other collecting 6tii1ers /;
IN no case is his tompensa ion 10 tx.
coed 5000 per annum.
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Jockey club Omcers.

At me, ting Of the stockholders Of
the New Memphis Jockey Club the
following gentlemen were elected
directors to selve for the year 1885
II. A. Montgomery, Napoleon Hill
James Lee, jr, John Overton, jr, y
II. Milburn, R. b. Slowden, ). X
Montgomery. At subsequent meet
ing the following fiiceiswere elet ted
Pfesidtnt, II. A. Montgomery; Vice
Preside nts, John Overloo, jr, Napo
leon Hill, James Lee, IT,; Treasurer
I. II. Milburn; Secretary, s. K Mont
pOmeFV.
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GEN. Vauxhan's Card

To Ny Friends in Shelby County;
Some time since thought OF run
ming for County Trustee, and having
spoken to many, requesting heir sup
port, / deem II proper 10 say ! have
now decided not to be a candidate for
that office or auy other office whstso
ever at the ensuing August election.
In making this public Withdrawal
tender my profound and grateful
thanks to those who assured me o
their support when l thought Of need
ing it. A J. VAUGHAN.
MEMPHIs, Tenn. March p, 1886.
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LAW REPORTS.
CIrcuitCOurt.

Cases disposed OF yesterday: 1887,
Gwynne use VS. Rogers, judgment for
plaintiff by default for So; 500, Nc
Graw vs Haggerty, judgment for
plaintiff by default for sol; SO 3, Far
rell vs Eagan, Judgment for property
1915, Becton vs. Green, plaintiff called
and suit dismissed.
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GEN. VAUGHAN RETIRES.
THE SURPRISING REASONS HE
GIVES THE PUBLIC.
The Expenses Almost Equal to the
Revenue of the Office
The Law.

The complexion of the county cam
paign which is just opening up was
materially changed yesterday by the
withdrawal of Gen. A. ]. Vaughan
from the race for Trustee. he handed
athe following card to the APPEAL yes
tarday.
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The STATE OF TESERssEE,
COMPTHOJLKB's uFFloE,
NASHVILLE, March II, 1885, }
A. ]. Vaughan, Esq,, Memphis, Tenn;
DEAR sIR-YOurs OF 10Th to hand.
copsrue sec, II, psge p s acts Of 1886
"a mean that the trustees commission
on state, county and municipal taxes
shall not exceed $4,000 per annum,
which is exclusive of commissions
allowed on school money and the col
lection of the road tax. My conssfuc
ton, Of course, does net affect any al
lowances or different basis Of Calcula'
ton that may be obtained as to the
county tax. Very respectfully,
PIP. pIcKARD, Compt
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The pogers contained in the trust decd
mado By Sarah l.. Dent and George u ", Dehtt
securing the payment Of q note Tor sl0VO Dy
them made September "a, 1857, due ohS yeiI lI
after date, default having been made 10 the
payment thereof, at the request OF inc nViuo'
Of said no o, will, on
Monday, april 3, 1850,
nj u o'clock m, At the southwest corner OF
Main and Madison streets, IN tho taxing
District Of Shelby county, Tenn Een the
folloWinR described tracts Of land Inc hrst
beginning az Carr and McLemOre's corner
on 0reer's line thence east II az chains 20
Greer's BE corner thence north 10 ohalne 70
areer's NE corners thence east chelhs "
Bradshaw's, SD eorneri thSnes ssS w 49,, S.y
Of lS-acro entry; thonco east IL chains !
thence north 10 chains TO VIM. ana dideon
Pillows line; thence east 1900 themes south
so Ghaine; thence west ~ 80 chains 70 U ~ a
and MoLemore'e line; thence north 1919
chains TO the beginning, containing ICY acres,
more or LEES, il being the same tract OF lapd
conveyed 10 Daniel Hughes BY james y.
Felts by decd Of August IL, 1885, recorded 10
XIso' lot 10 Of the Borland subdivision Of
lots, fronting 60 feet on the east side OF Bot
! land avenue, and running back between
parallol lines 40 feet 70 an alley.
| Also, part Of lot Of same subdivision, on
| the sonth boundary line OF lot 10, eighty ico'
| from the southwest corner OF same ana run
/ ming south at right angles with said hounu,
| AIRY iine nine feet and Elk inohosi IN ne ~
| Tieht angles east sixtsen ieot so as 10 run a.
rectIy over the center Of tho mouth OF IN,
eistern thence at right angles nine ieet anC
six inches to tho South boundary NO OF SAFE
properts, with all inproyeman's tasfool
| and hain1 the game property conveyed 20
Ia, billiard, trustee, by $. j. and @; q Don.
recorded in book ll5, pag0 20, OF the record
Of Shelby county. ,,.. ,,..t
forms Of Sale-UAsh. Title oeheVea 70 D
good, bat / sell only rs trustee.
J.. II. ESTES, ia, rraBtoc.
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Danhsun

is BEaovRD b THE UsB or COCoAmn,
And Il stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hsir
Burusti'C Flsv0T,ng BTtractS sTathe
basi
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MACON, GA, March 22.-Louisville,
IL; Macon, 8.
SAVANNAH, GA, March 22.-Detroit,
10; Savannah, z.
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PREPARE FOR FLOOD.

Foundations, cellar walls and build
ng5 subject to overflow should be con-
structed with Louisville Cement. 1t 10
the standard.
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BASEBALL TO-DAY.
THE GAME THIS AFTERNOON AT
THE NEW PARK.
The OmeeTs OF the Jockey cub for
the Year-NeW orleans
Races.

The Memphis aud the famous Nash
vile club will cross ba's at the ew
ball park TO day, also tomorrow and
Thursday. The Nashville team are in
fee conoition and our home hoyC have
worked the soreness out OF Themselves.
Brynan and Earle will be the battery
for the visitors, while McElroy and
Colgan will occlpy the points for Mem.
phis. A large attendance il expected
10 witness the contests. SO far this
season each club has won game, and
as the stands and grounds are IN fac
condition everybC dy should turn ou'
and witness these two fifst-clRsa teams
The game will be called promptly a
$3.50 The following is the batting
order OF both teams:
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BIsek, left field, SowdetR, = ght field,
LAWN, center field, Gnldsby LETT field,
Andrews, LIST bise, hillery, Sd base;
Sneed, rieht field, Mari, center field,
Fusselbach, short stop, Beard, short stop,
phelan, I'd base, OBJ len, lst base,
Whit. head, Sd base, b ttman, I'd base,
Colgan, catcher, Brynan, pitcher,
MeE,roy, pitcher, Earle, citeher.
Buses will be run from the Pea
body, and those who desire to 90 on
the street cars can take the Vance
street line, get of at the Memphis and
Charleston railroad crc ssing, and G,
north two bib, ks TO the park. The
cit zens' Line, which runs to the gate
will not be completed for two weeks.
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PERSONAL.

NEUSIc-For ball or party music call on
1Nl ALEX TOD >. "a Vance sire I.
CISTERNS-Bu and repaired and war
" ranted. Inventor o. the Sanitary, Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
layer. Telephone 88S. THOS. ClBBlNs.
M B. IRRELEVANT, ATTORNEY AT
Nl. LAW, N arine and commercial Notary
Public, Commissioner of Deeds and y. y.
Commissioner, at the old office, No. Madi-
son street. COLLECTIONS a sPECI
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LOST.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

DOR MEMPHIS PRoPERTY-A .plapta-
Il tion in Tallahatchie county, "a mi es
line Of the contemplated railroad from
YaSoo City to Memphis, containing 1000
acres of BLACK cane" land, 275 acres Of
VIII oh are cleared. 1t is all botto n, and as
good as land gets TO be. Not subject, to
overflow from the Mississippi and Talla-
hatchie rivers, and OF subject to levee tax.
There are tenant houses tdoub e), GIN
house, stables, etc, VIII be sold on fair
terms, or exchanged or desrably-located
Memphis property. .Addrrss -, 49,,
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nj maze, none better. Inquire at Fac
tors Warehouse, south Main street.
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The COmpIrOIIer's Letter
,nR SrATE on TENNRssEE,

The following is the text Of the let
ter written Gen. Vaughan, By the
COMPTROLLER:
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INEXPERIENCED AGENTS And CORE
ID spondents for new business. Positions
permanent. Salary or commission. Write
u NSI2SfiIoNAL ECONOMIST, Chicago, III
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TJORSE, reckaway and harness: The
II horse is young, sound ana gentle; The
rockaway is Of Owen Lilly's make, and has
been used but very little. John Lilly So
EroY street
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AUCTION SALES.
NTRAYED.

q WHITE COWS-One with rope around
n head. IS reward for tn, ir return to X.
B. BARTON. near Curve, Herr nndo roa1.
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A COMPLETE TUFTS SODA APPA-
HARPMANN & BR0.'s, 2s6 Main ct.
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D FIRST. CLASS DRY. GOODS MEN-Ap-
) ply tbis morning at Gaston's Hotel,
room 90, between and 10 o'clock.
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A GENTS-In every section of the country
IA for two New Books, just ready, SPECIAL
TERMS to men of experience capable OF hll-
ing a large territory. State experience age
Iimited), S22 Broadway, n. Y, and 40 Dear
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THR OLD HEN ISLAND In sight Of
i Memphis, $3.50 acres, Of which about 800
cleared and very rich land. A bargain can
be secured BY application to-,,o
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HORSE-A safe, reliable family buggy
n horse-One well known to the citizens
Of Memphis. Apply q the iiysTy vs. stable o Of
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or JAMES L. GOODBYE, 50 Madison -

$425O W dm. DP gTd.oIy Queen Rss 4 4aSs
house, 3 TO. ms, with front, side and back
poreh9s; cistern, stable, wood and coal
sheds, corner lot, H6xl6S feet, nicely Graded
State Female College. Terms-S2OOO cash,
balance $35 per month. Will be completed
about April let. Address 7. A. LAMB or j.
II. BARTON, 10 Madi. on street. Office
hours, to 4 pm.
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A NICE DRUG sT0RE-Cbeap. will
IA invoice between 5000 and $500. Ad-
dTess g. W. MISKElL,
BateEyille, Miss.
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CTONEWARE-A car of stonewsre and a
= ear of sewer pipe, very cheap, by
JAL0BJ. PERhS q CO., -
8O4 Erou ( street. M
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Fox SALE.

EARES-At J. L. Halls stables, No. IS
III Union street, three good brood m res;
good saddle and harness qualitiei, Two oil
j. g. BAILEY.
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I IOWA kne, fre.h, half Jersey COW with
~ calf sixteen days old.
WIS. JONES, 19i fernando St
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DOARDERs-At 40 Madison; nice rooms,
ID coed fare; transients acnommod ated.
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CTOCK OF GROCERIES AND FIXTURES.
= ADDRESS A. B. G., Appeal office.
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az HEAD MULES AND HORSES For
10 cash, or payable September Is, 1886,
WIN S00O ''P p. 81. PATTERSON . co.
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CITUATI0N-By young man as salesman
- or accountant. Book keeper OF years
experience in gene raj mdse. business, year
Wholesale boot and shoe business. Ret renee
given. Address ]. s, Appeal ottica.
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Sd1 s4 y y a &. v.. s6EHs Il Sc
south. Does a business Of over $1,000 per
month. Bar oan be added 10 the business,
n desired. For terms, address
i 2 NJ por 1Oo Maridtau Mics
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DOOMS-Suite Of two rooms, unfurnished,
Nv or one furnished room; will board par
ties II desired. Location best in the city.
Family private. Address, with reference,
b. O., Appeal office.
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WANTS.

UNVERYBODY-T To call and see the cele;;
d. brated Gypsy ClaiTvoyant, at III Third
naar pnnIar
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r IaHT SPRING wAGoN--zAnd harness,
IL cheap. Apply at No 1SS Court street.
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OOTTAGE-Of three roems at the termi-
~ nus Of ElmwOod street car line, Apply
ut Sc Union street.
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UdTUTU
NTNEWPURT NEWS, VA.-l0O0 lots, 500
"a feet water fro /, &C feet deep. FOR full
lllOl 4. -. -. a....t Raitirnnra IA
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n, l16 COURT ST.
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CEDAR FENCING PoSTs-For sale by
W.R. LARKIN, Larkinsville, Ala.
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New "Tilter"-a filter, hustle, hoop
skirt and underskirt comb ned. Hoops can
be removed and skitt laundried Adjusta-
Bile to any size. Very fashionable, and sells
for 81 to every. w,ell;;dres%d lady rs soon a, as
a full line of new furnishing goods for ladies'
and children. Address, with stamp, II.
CAMPBELL & co 44 West Randolph
straet Chicago, Ill.
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DOOMS--Furnished or unfurnished, at 1lS
III Second street. references required.
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4 NOOK-White or colored. Apply to
j. d, QUIGLEv, 23s Trent st.

TNIRsT-CLAs3 MILKER-WhO is willing
~ TO assist with other !arm work. Best
re ference required. Address -,
MYERS 81 WALTER. Lnla Station. MIS-.
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CTORES-l47% and 1l9 Poplar st.. lately
= occupied by Z. h. kingwald; good stand
for retai grocery and feed storo.
KELLY, ROPER Il REILLY, 392 Main st.