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2 winter red spot and January sI{RSlsfc; Feb.
TuGfy SSHaSS4c: March S1kis1Hc: May 9OkA
9g3fC. Corn, western lrn1ef and active; mixed
spot 4sa4sHo; January 41Ha479ffci February l6Ha
higher; western white Ssallo: mixed 85a37o. Pro.
visions higher mess pork slO76allt0 lard. REIN.
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3;inaueia1.
AK Of THE OHIO VALLEY.

Dn.aoa England, Ireland, EranOoana Germany.
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"YRAN have not seen and time shall
not see,p tho people sit down quietly to
suffer pain, when enterprise can afford
such a panaCea as Salvation Oil,
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AYER's sarsaparilla Is the most poteuI
blood purifier, aud q fountain Of health
and strength. BE wise In time. All bane.
iul Injections are promptly removed by
this unequalled Alternative. paw
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During recent explorations at Niueyeh
o petriiled umbrella was found in one OF
the temples. 1t Is supposed to have been
q borrowed umbrella which was returned,
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oithe SOO,OOO,OOO eggs annually used in
Paris, every one % inspected BY being
held before q candle,
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Incorporated in 1888 for . yearS. by the Legilla,
Rcaplt1l Of Q,000,000-tO which Q reseEye fund q
over e66O,0O has Aimee been added,
By an overwhelming popular vote IL franchise
was mAd0 q part OF the present State CopEtintion
adopted December ID, A. D., lSD.
The only lottery ever voted on and endorsed BY
The people oil any State, II never scales or posi-,
PONIES,
monthly, and the extraordinary Drawings regular.
~ every three months instead Of sOmI. Annually a
heretofore, beginning March, 1855,
A splendid opportunity 70 win & fortune, Second
Grand uraWing, ClR1 Is In the Academy Of Music
New oEleRnSt Tuesday, February o, 1856
lSOth Monthly DRRtnH,
nApITAT nRIyR ass onn
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whSnoo Came the Word "HOnSymoOn."
Troy TnaN.
Tho word honeymoon" is now sp.
piled not ouly generally but particularly
TO the four weeks holiday-exactly cover.
ing . lunar mouth-whiCh newly married
people take Immediately after the tying Of
that knot which metaphorically makes
them Of zone flesh" The origin is traced
with much difficulty. No dictionaries give
any derivation ofthe word "hopeymoon."
Long before the Christian era It was the
custom among the Hebrews who could al.
ford 1t and did not live too far from the
Holy City to take later celebrating the
social and civil rites AZ homs) q bridal
tour to Jerusalem and seal their union by
the solemnlties in the temple. Motheglin,
or mead, Ia q dark Iermented liquor, aud
sometimes Of considerable strength, made
from honey. It ID sweet and has q pleas.
ant flavor. II was an old German custom
to drink Of this honey-wine for thirty
days, or Q moons age, after q wedding
feast, and hence came the term honey
moon,
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Ma, Lynn LyntOn IN HlTPG'I BlIIr,
The curse Of culture falls at times on
women, as 1t might be smallpox and rose
rash, and the harmony Of their nature Ia
destroyed like the smooth skin and the
clear tint. They 10 in for something they
are not and can never be-. Fragile, an
mmic and barely escaping the sick couch
for their own parts, they rush of to be-
come hospital nurses or missionaries
wives, Incapable Of looking ahead or OF
~forecastng the events OF tomorrow from
the facts Of to-day, they dash out on to
platforms and toss up grave political ques.
tons like jugglerH' balls in the air. Isnor.
ant Of grammar, and with a literary faculty
which 10 to competition what q bAsketfll
Of thIums and ends and jRGu is to service
able rope, they neglect their families, let
the children's stockings go in holes and
spend both time and money in chasing
the phantom Of literary fame. Or-iorm.
ed by nature to be good gross BONES fem.
meS, or smart little IoubreheS, or haply
plump and sppetiIing Oicelies carrying
the milking pail to the daiIy-they pose
as 10 many Ladies' Of ShRlott, and sigh for
Lancelot to sing "tirrR lirrA" by the river.
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"HAckMErAck" a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 10 cents.
suiLott's CURE will Immediately relieve.
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
FoR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint,
you have o printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shiloh's VitaiEer. II never fails
10 cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle
Of ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy, Price 90
cents.
Sold by tsushlin Bros. 4 90, whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va,
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Forl aalneg, "a, MAy1 /. lI9s.

ItaRords nc pleasure to assure you TINT AZ
ter using DR.. q. MrLIliG's Celebrated Liver
Pills for more than twenty years IN my family,
that / regard tliCm Us being superior to my !
nave ever used or have aeon used have not
! have tried good variety, but I have never
had any TO net so promptly, prOitlbly, md
nicely rs MClAIRe's. lllavO nsed them myself,
wife, and children, with tho most gratifying re.
own with such easy and happy effect, 1 would
recommend them to one and TO oil. These
pills do tho wOrk-dO 1t promptly, do, " well,
and leave no III effects behind. AS 0 bile re.
mover, us o liver cOrrcCtOr,, rs O f0FeFuhleF
preparing the system for qulnine, there Is no
plll'Or medicine equal to DIT q. McL,Ane'A Celo'
brnted Liver Pills. ] expect " llSe them rs
long rs live, II they continue as goOdAs they
have been In tho past.
Pastor N. Il. Church South. Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
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INV YoRE, Jan. iV.-An important feature Of IhC
market lSihe Increased business IL The exports OI
cettsn goods, WhlOh fOt the pNl week have beer
1851 packages, making the total for The month
tl,9t0, agaiiEt 7t12I. paCkAgel the same time lall
not fall 70 attract AttenliOn, Trade haa been light
q consequences Of q heavy hl Of BnOW succeeded
By rain,
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You can't tell q mans character by the
hat no wears. No, indeed, IL Il frequently
put on,-PUek,
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Atto&uss4at4gatY

q q, SMITH,
OSATToREEY AT LAW 4 NOTARY PUBLIC
Ho. ii9 AAiket b. Wheeling, W. Va,
T2nseuon Intended 70 and proceed prompt
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%GstsLEasater
THERIss.

BOD. IS aaa y EoaEtsoath sassl.
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HUTCHINSON 4 GARv1N,
~ AIIORNEYg@ gOUEsELL0@ AT LAW,
ns SSs:IlhG auiHSSI sai CaIisofSS BuiSsu -
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nav YoRE, jan. ls.-CollOu, futures closed ftm
and tl0Qu lower than Yesterday February o.2tcj
March . Sici October 9tSc,
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. io.-CO.sOn atmi middiins
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CINCINNATI, O, Jan. IS,-Flour easier and TN.
changed. Wheat dull and lower; No. 2 red V0c. fe.
ceipli $500 bushels; shipments 800 bushels. Corn
hSIyy; No. . mixed 3fa37Hc. Oats IcaiOa but arm ;
No, 4 mixed sac. Rye lower; No. 2, 62c. Harley
steady and unchanged. Pork hrner and held Al
iii OI. Lard dull a. 6.10c. Bulk meats stronReri
shoft lib 0 8Oa6.46c. IScon scarce and stronger;
shoulders 4.7nc; abort rib. 6,00c; short clear 6.3Sc.
WhiBky steady at 81 10. HuttOr, sugar and Cheese
steady and unchanged. Eggs steady with ialr dc.
mAn6 ht 15alRn.
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educational,
Nj, Dc ChantaI Academy
NEAR WHEELING, ", VA.

m. tAlrty.elghth year Of tAiS Wsll,EnOWn Asad-
nuder the charge Of the Visitation Nuns,
.,.'g, Ga the HHt Monday Of September nsxt and
continues zen months,
prnlls received at any time in the session.
moe who desire TO place their dAughtsn In an
,%.',lu,,Ion afordlng exceptional advantages In
S"y,v Of bealthiul and delightful lScGuop, ca.
s.Ii.pt board, thorough discipline and instruction
ss,se hands Of lifelong tsachen, In every depart
~, Of female education, including the modem
I.r,s,Sss aud mualc, should send for . catalogue
n his school. Address,
Directressoi the Academy Of the Visitation,
MT, do CHANTAL,
.,snlv Near Wheeling, W, Va.
MEDIA pa ACADEMY FITS FOR
mi business or College. Special Drill for Back
~ a,ys, single or double rooms. AL studenA
saAnSi Win Principal, SWITHN Q, sHORTLIDGH
lSa,tsrI AR and ANY aull,nWI4E
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.


1907 FriSeS, amounting ".....,,,.,.,,,,,, S26S,6 900
Application for rates 10 clubs should DO made
only 70 the OHlOe Of the Company In New OrieanG,
For further Information write clearly, diving fuli
address, POSTAL NOTES, Express Money OFdarS,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter, Cur.
our eKpenEel RddIGSSSd
N. A. DAUPHIN,
ar n,,,u,,,, Now orlCanA, La,
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WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH D1v1.
w SION, b. 40.
On and After DEC, 10, 1855, passenger trains vii
run a. Ioll1wa-Wheellhg ti6e,
For Pitlbufgh-6Q6 q, M. 6;G ?, N. daily 7.e5
d. M, 1861 ms daily excerpt sunday,
For WMhlngt0n-ID5 p, M, daily except Sunday,
From FtNbuigh-s1lI@ 4. MI $40 p. m, daily
et0ept sunday 1913 p m. daily g;8 1, m, daily,
from WNhlngton-ei8 q. M, daily li:S0 q. NJ,
5i0 , me- daily except Sunday 10:h p. M, daily
q KiIQRD, .aenetGl Passenger Agent
!. DUNBAR General Bup't.
tiT. LANE T1hN. PAAs, XII, Wheeling,
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wool.

NGW YoAK, Ian. ig.-w0Oi quiet and nm
domestic fleece 27aS0ci pulled ilASSci To&Al 0a2l
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TIANTED-LAD1Es AND GENTLE.
wv MEN 10 city or county 70 lake light work
a. theft own homes. 90 70 81 q day can Be eGSly
tnAdei Wink sent by mall no eGnyaNlng, We
employment address, with stamp, GROWN
WIG. OOMrANYi 29l Vine ST. NnolnnAlIl Ohio.
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TEYIsTI10, Canada West, Ont

MEssRs, FLEMING bIIoA
.slrst-YOlr pills game al rright, md can say
Great many piilS, 6Gt I can say Dt, q. Nc.
Ilno's Pills, manufactured by Fleming bros,
are genulne'and gentlemen you have my Thanks
In sending. gave some OF those pulls Y my
lot Three pills. He said they did lielp. him. ,Ho
felt the next day like u new man. lie wishes
mo TO send for fifty cents worth for him. 80,
CentIamOh, I will do all ! Gun 10 Introduce pr.
Q. McLlne's. lAy0r pills, manufactured by
Fleming BrOthers, Yours With respect,
WA. II. DuGAE.
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soNs NoRrI

Passenger trains daily including sundIy. Ao.
JIG, TOMLlES0N,
WI. ROBINSON,
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We the undersigned Banks aud BaukerS will pRy
all Prizes drawn IN Tho Louisiana State Lotlefi9,
which may DO presented " our oounten,
], u. 0GLHSBY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank.
!, y, KENNEDY, Pres. State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres, New Orleans National Bank.
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For Sale by retail druggtsts. Be
Euro the McLano's Pills You buy =
made at Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho coun-
terFoits are mado at st. Louis, No,
and Wheeling, w. Va.
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TotEDo, o., Jan. 1S.-Wheat closed active but
weak; cash Ssci May sg1tc. Corn steady cash 800;
May 1910. oats nominlli cash S1ei May 9lXp.
Glover seed active; CaSll or January y SOi March
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-09
SOUTHERN RAILROADS.
TRAINS THROUGH on THE MEM
PHIS AND CHARLESTON.
Two Hand,ame New SIe6pers on the
observation-disclosures seh"me--
Other Projects.

The outl- ok fer passenger travel TO
be resumed over the lines that sui
feIed nv the recent food seemsto have
a brighter tinge as the news comes IN
The swollen waters we're reeedlns
Yesterday in many places, and II an
other flted does not visit this SECTION
within the next few days all the
trouble will be over, and business Will
be resumed with ircteased activity
Trains on the Memphis and Charleston
road which have not been running
through for several days were re-
sumed last night. Superintendent re-
gram. who has been with the road IN
That capacity for eieht years, asys he
has never seen the water so high. ne
has spent a good deal Of time in the
ove,tl5w this side Ct Stevenson, and
says he pulled slong over the bridges
in his rough skiff by catching hold OF
the trusses with bis hands. The Els'
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia ex
pect TO have their line open between
Rome and Cleveland to-day. lhel
have been open between Atlanta anc
Rome since last Thursday afternoon
ard a pa ,serger train each way ma
been running daily on time, also VIVA
freight treius were necessary lot th'
movement Of freight on hand,
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Two New Palace Cars.

The Pullman Palace Car Company
have n aced on the Chesapeake, Ohio
and Southwestern railroad between
Memphis and 81. Lo lis two Of their
latest and most improved palaces, In
dia and Java, having buffet con,yen.
fences for preparing and serving hght
lunches. with hot coffee, tea, choco,
lac and boiled eggs, including full
compliment of china, silver and table
ware. These cars ae fitted with
twelve doubls berthe, parlor contain;
inc eight reclining chairs, upholstered
in crimson plush. The parlor is sepa'
rated from the sleeping apartment by
a plate-gass door opening between the
two. Next comes smokiDg-room
detached from the arlol and sleeping
apartments, but Of easy access. Esec'
rio bells are at every hand to call por
ters attention to wants OF passengers
Also electric door bells on outside
platforms. Tnis car lie fifty-eight fee
In length, thirteen feet five and one
half inches high from track and Mint
feet eight inches wide, on Pullman
standard four wheel trucks, with iorty
two.inch papeT wheels.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWs

PlrrsBURs, April S.-Nlghi-Ei.Vee,t
II feet 3 inches on the gauge and iah-
ING. Weather cita- end cold,
CwCINEArI, April S.-NiRht-R'yer
SIS feet 8 inches on the gauge and ris-
ING Weather clear and pleasant. De-
psrted: Grant,. State, Memphis.
CAIRO, April s. Night River A
feet inches on the gauge and ri5ing
Weather clear aud cold. No arrivalt
or depay ures Of regular packets.
VIoEsBuRG, Anril - Night-De
parted: City Of Natchez and Charles
Morgan. New Orleans; Annie I. 81
yer. 81. Louis Arrived City Of Cairo
81. Louis; she returns dmiog th'
night.
FvAssvnE, April S--Nipht-Riye
rising. with n 2 10 ieet on the gauge
making SO feet inches clear spac
under the channel span Of the her
dsrou bridge tonight Weatherc's,
and pleasant. Business active ID
parted: Golden Crown, New Orleans
! . n IN
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yon.gesident Notice .

No, 6Oil, K. d. In the Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tenn State Of tennessee
and county Of shelby VI. ). A. Andrews
Il SpreSr nS from the bin which Is sworn Z.
~ ~ Siunders. W. +. Cooper and the
boirsof W. A. Hal, deceased, aod u SAD
Saunders, or Cooper are dead, OF tuei
heirs or devisees, are unknown ana cay w
he a certained after dils Ont ingugy, lns
bN1i. filed 10 collect taxes due the STATE ana
county On lots owned by above named par
1T Is therefore oriorei, That they make make
their appearance herein, az lhg oouI'h nv, ~ ~,
ot shelby county, M Memphi.i Tenn. on ol
beCoTe i1o ffst Monday in May, 1856 a Az.
| plead, answer OF doWu' g 9mrlalHssn,
| XIII. or the same viii be taken Tor cOnicFeg
| asto them and set for hearing eNpartei an.
hata ny Of this order be pgoli he a. once Nee,
weeE, for Tour SIC. ossiye wccks, u me Msm
rbis Appeal This 3lst day OF March, 1880
! A c1py-attest; ,,--4.
MI y Wsi.b. neuu,y Clerk ard Master
lee Thornton. oil. Tor comlln't. tnu
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Nou.Resident Notice.

No gO7, RID In the hanocry C9uI ~ o.
Shelby county, Tenn.-Jho ate OF rem
negsre for IL own use, etc. w. MARY A.
Brown ct al. ~. t...u,,, 90 In
MS causs that the fendant, John llldSg.e.,
- nr Unddlestop, a n resident OF the state
Of Lou lana that VIZ 2 BSF'2 Do sS 5i Z
uosi Jcnt ~ georet e: that Warren Truss ~ p
resident Of Mss,ssiPp that W, Il 6 p@,l, ras.
IL :, sident OF Mississippi any AZ ~ hoi n
l %tysor and hus5and, A. T Gaynor' are also
non residents Of Tennessee;
N.Y. ~ ~ ,bsretore ordered, Ihlt they all make
tbsir Appearance herein. az the courteous >,
OF Shelby county, in MemphNi Ien ms on ~
bsfoTe he 6rst Mondsy IN May, lsSl' an,'
Mead, snswer or demur TO complalRint
sin, or the same wilt be taken ior comics, =
az 10 them and set for hearing o., = irte an,
| tbat a copy Of this order be publ, heG Que
| a week, for four success We weeks, ~ ,h
| Memphis Appeal. This Slst day OF Maloi'
/ 1896. cOpy-attest: 49,.
S / MoDOW ELL, CLERK ard Master.
BvJ.M Bradley. Deputy Clerk 4 Master
| Jchn JohrsOu, Sol 'tnr 01muln-t. Lhu
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A,IaU,n,s New scheme

Considerable Enthusiasm prevails
among the merchants Of Atlanta over
the pr,possd new railroad to Charles
ION. Atlanta is at TIE mercy OF rail-
road 7 90 s, and il suffering from ruin
ous discrimination. The merchants
are unanimous IN the opinion thar o
new route must be had to the 90, ~,
which will be absolutely controlled by
the city. Several mt etings have been
held, and the organization is now com
plete. The proposed new line is di-
rect route TO Charleston. Atlanta pro
noses TO build to the Savannah river,
and thinks that Charleston will meet
II there, and thus find relief from the
monopoly Of the South Carolina Iail
road, a whose mercy it is nov placed
Al the expiration Of the present. West
ern end Atlantic railroad lease the city
will bid + r II, and if successful vii
thus have line Of its own from Tue
West TO the coast. The new road tC
the Savannah river lies just bt tweeI
the Georgia and Central ia lroa1s, an'
gees through the best section OF TIT
! Safe. 1t will almost certainly b
| huilt
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SPORTING NEWS.
New Orleans Races

New Or, Fans, La, April S.--The
weather was clear and cool and the
track in good condition. -
Fira Race -F For beaten horses, al!
ages. three quarters of mile. Gold
Star won by half length; Rosetta
second, Nat Kramer third. lime
1854
Second Race. Selling heats, three
quarters OF a mile. John Sullivan won
in straight heats; Breyet second, Josh
Billings third. Time 1874.
Third Race. All ages, one mile
Fletch Taylor won by nose; kloh4a
second Eihe II. third. Time l '4St'
Fourth Race.-For two year olds,
three furlongs. Tom Hood won 10y a
length; Kidc Kahn second, Herl
third. Time-0:394.
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Ynnmnye a Perfect RIghi,

rbsn Won demand a Bensop's Capeine Plas-
ter Of a druggist, b expect TO receive ons'
Vet there are, We regret 10 say, lew on -,
gists Of the Cheap John yariely VIZ W.,
s,,bStituts with a similar rounding name
s1c6 a. "Capsicin," "Cspsicum, VI pu-
an - "Copsicine, !" etc., pIehKed .ome IN e
Iiib The name Burton" or Bsntoni
Cbeap John will der you one Of the ie I,,,,
~, ~ he can We afCrd 20 DO, its real value
be i nothing. and is cost but Itto moe q E,
Re- sons are the only porous pla teti Inn
rSn he depended upon 10 cure every a-Imen
sgbiect 10 at, IN t'eatment lhey sI'
zig agaipst decent on by buying o. reliahI
| druggiss onlv. The get uins oeaIs 70
STbTsn SAILS" tr' demars and has tne Nor
"Cat cine" cut In the oentoT'
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tersection of Elliott street, at corntTs
Of streets and alleys TO corporate
limits.
On motion Of Mr.. Randle, the City
Engineer was instructed TO repair the
leyae south of Union street.
On motion, adj burned.
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mtssIssIDpi valley Tunnel Com
Melted.

The tunnel Of the Mississippi Val
lev Railroad through a spur OF the
WALNUT Hills, south OF Vicksburg, and
which has been in course OF construc-
ton during the past eighteen months
hos been flushed. The construction
Of this tunnel has been accomplished
in The face q many difficulties, hav'
inc been built through hill com
posed Of mail and quicksand, which
b. I'll I'd Que set ti Conlrac ors, aud wal
finally accomplished by Messrs. Shay
a Mcdonald under special contrac
with the company.
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1al MadIson Avenue, Gov YOrk CIly,

yT,O LET, With bolrdLargo, airy rooms,
AT summor prices, in one Of the most
central and desirable ioct Ons OF the GUY,
sopve 1ient for shop ing, ana ,9'sy OF nc ess
so.to secu,ea omflriable home, With 5000
tsbIe. by maxi, z an CIR appi oa,iqn 10 j.
IA, al the abo, atdreEs, will una ltgreA'
| iv 10 their advantage, Best references,
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IaJANTCn AGENTS, Men and M9pSSII,
WAN lEu 10 sell 1.-THE CHILLY
BIBLE " Introduction BY Rev. z. > /. a. , ot
" IA naople, onO rs in village OF IAi )a'
new AGENT IS in 10 days.. one 26S in success
I've SSeks. one 20 In days at tue d,b eisn'
Umes, :. Experience not neeeSssa9TTy, =, nuui'''
% DeapJorn street, 'n,easo'
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DEMoCRATs TO TIE 'FRONT.'
psrsOns seeking Government
Washington, or any other, posltleR2s
Ne }overnment, ] will send tuil ia5 ~
a. 10 how TO pToeef0 70 ootSs'ih ~ y,
ana BIank FoFms OF Appiac-
Tseeipt OF One pOllsSs Acl ~ -
ID. 9URGA, AScANoeA ~ -
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The Legislative Council met in regu-
lar session yesterday evening, with
President Hsdden in the char end
Mestrs. Montgomery, Rsndle, Pa'ter-
son, Knox, Graham and Wallace
present.
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ANNOUNCgM ENT,
For RexIrIer.

HNHE undersigned announces that he is
candidate for Register, and asks the
support OF the voters Of Shelby county. II
elected, will endeavor to give Satisfaction m
the discharge Of the duties OF the once, ana
pIsces his claims subject 10 the action oil the
Conntv DemOerat'o Convention ..,,.
THOS. B. CRENSHAW.
Memphis, March %, 1885.
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,,doeoftbe ClrcuIt Court,

q A. DOUGLAS. Of Rer.yille, Tenn, is a
>. candidate Tor RFGl sLEk SUBJECT 70 ue
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Circuit court ot oh'iDy G"uhO, su''''' w
action Of the Democrat 0 Convention.
Wa are authorized to announce l. II. ES-
TES. JR,, as a candidate for Judge OF ne
Circuit Cou,t, subject to the 40 ion CT the
nnrn, n ~otic CnnyenTiOn,
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AsaignerIa NOtlce.

ns- Notice is hereby given, that haye, quail
fled as assignee of X. l.: Daniels. All ps IT
ties indebted 10 said Daniels q. G requested TO
come forward and settle and thereby save
sSpense' Creditors are notified 10 file their
claims with me, duly probated. Memphis
Tenn, April 8, 1856; noDnD ...;uo
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AUCTION SALES.

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steal decentralization, Organs
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dsmaRe1 bv FIRE and water, THIS (thl-
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