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THE STJISrr)A.Y MOROSria APPEAL- JAXUAKY 18TO.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR. mm
MAYOR. We are authorized to cnnunc
haMCEL P. WALKER as a candidal
lor Mayor at the ensuing municipal election.
dcl '
MAYOR. W.
j. i). p.rn
at the ensuing :
authorized to announcf
a candidate (or Mayo!
ipal election. deW
FOR CITY RECORDER.
CITY RECORDER. -At the solicitation o'
many of my old friends, I naveconsente'
to bocorne a candidate before the Oenern!
ouncl! for the office of City Recorder, at tin
election in January next,
del W. L. STEWART.
FOR CITY TAX-COLLECTOR.
f- 1TV TAX COLLECTOR. We are atilhor
" iced to announce the name of FELIX
W. Wi (HERTS; N as a candidate for C ity Tax
('! lector, at the ensuing municipal election,
urtjeel to a nomination by the city conven
tion. dert.
I TV TX COT T.F.I TR We are anthor-
laed to announce the name of W. T.
IIIIKMUN'P as a n
1. i..r. at i ne "ikuii
iididnte for City Tax Col-
: ectlou.
de!2
FOR WHARFM ASTER,
-1IARFMASTEB. We are antnoriied t
st announce Capt. M. Y NrT as a citizen
cud
tor Wtiarrmasier at tu
ensulti;
deU
el ctlon.
AY
-HARFilASTER.-
We are authorized to
LARRY HARMSTAD
Lrfinaslcr, at the snso-
deh
K.- r sr. '
ing unit
"yi"HARFM ASTER. We are authorized to
v announce the name of J. JACK WIL
SON, aa a candidate lor WharfmasKr, at the
ensuing municipal election. de3
irBA
ER. We are authorized to
the name of Captain E. A.
ate lor Wharfmaster at the
J election. del
an noun
LEVY
ensuing muni
-ll-H VREMA.TKR.-We are authorised to
announce Capt. THOMAS H. NEWELL
a a candidate
lor
Wharf master m the com-
ing election.
del
7-H.'
rER-Weare I
U.e name of R
ent. for re-elc
laster, at the ne
thorized to
rr. GOODE.
ion to the
, municipal
present
office oe
Wharfr?
-t:..ti.
Ledger and Weekly Journal copy.
HAREM ASTER.-At the solicitation o;
many of my friend. I announce my
is a candidate for the office of Wharl-
. at tlie coiuim: municipal election.
LOUIS A. NoRMANDIN,
no22 (Better known as " French Louis).
FOR ALDEPMAN 4th WARD.
ALDERMAN. In response to the call from
cltlsens of the Fourth Ward, I become a
candidate for Alderman.
de3) B. B. WADDELL.
FOR ALDERMAN" 7th WARD.
7th Ward, at t
Ferguson Hai
od of saying t
nomination,
ateinphls to t
i acted.
December IT
my friends that I accept tr.e
nd will serve the citizens of
M best ol my ability. If i am
A. J. ROACH.
Ml del8
FOR COUNCILMAN 6th WARD.
COUNCILMAN. We are authorized toan
announce Dr. WILLIAM HEWITT for
Councilman of the Eighth Ward. delu
FOR JUDGE CHANCERY COURT.
C CHANCELLOR. -We ar
nounoe Judge J. P.
candidate for Chancellor,
crested by the resignalii
M. ifnilth.
suthorized to an
VRl'THEKs aa a
i nil the vaesncy
of the Hon. Wm.
de
JUDGE CHANCERY' COURT.
We are au
Ige k . J MOR
, as a candidate
on for the office
urt. which was
GA
at t
of Ju
vac'edbythe re'euation of Hon. William
M. Smith. dels
FOR JUDGE 1st CIRCUIT COURT.
JUDGE IMtirt Appeal:
verv complimentary ca
yesterday, signed One ol
In response to the
II in vour paper o:
ol the Bar," I hereby
-.didate for JUDGE of
;RT. of siiclbycounty.
C. W. HEISKELL.
the
del
FOR JUDGE 2d CIRCUIT COURT.
c
dai
IKt l IT JUDGE We are authorised tc
announce J. A. ANDERSON as a candl-
for Judge of The (Second Judicial Cirenit
r-helbv county. deli
ATTORNEY-GEN. CRIMINAL COURT.
TTORNEY GKNKRAL
OK THE CRIM
auUiorized to an
candtdate for At
Inal Court. de23
1IODI
Vra
FOR CLERK 2d CIRCUIT COURT.
St ND CIRCUIT COURT. We
authorised to announce Col. JOE
RK as a candidate for the office of
the Second Circuit Court of Shelby
deU
i.-.l.bl
Clerk c
eonn-.y.
1I.ERK
V !u: -
o&ll upoi
ShlTt uffi
I w.l ace,
II el
KE
IURT-4fr.
s seen lit to
ate tor the
y say. that
lered. and.
m the du-
Ues t,r
dels
:h- iH.'e faithful:-'.
tl. K TRF7EVANT.
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
candidate for the oi.e f Countv Court Clerk
at the March election, suJort to the nomina-
lion of the county convealion.
uedl
COt'NTY COLT.r CLEBJv. At the solicits- i
tion o! numerous friends, and in re-
apon
1 won
d I
thea
de'.i i the Appeal
I Ledeer, i
FOR RENT FARHS.
MMMi under rati had will be inserted at Ten
cents per une, each insertion.
K
Memt.bt
of open 1
i ere. r
lathe cc
beds, aw
rooms: c
hnn.r, k
Apply
tu
rn. Ave miles from
roost road 30 acres
iteof cultivation; 6
t selection of fruit
J garden, with h-.t-!
houae, with ten
.he yard; stunke
les and cow-sheds.
'. J. PRoPHIT,
. 2K4 Frout street.
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
under thts Kmd will be inserted
at Ten
cents w Une, eaek tnsertum.
COOK. A white woman to cook and wash
for a private family. Apply at No. 15
Wast Court, or 821 Linden street. jal
rpF.ACHER
1 Kretci.
A Lady
a proficient In Latin, '
French, etc. Add
reas C. M1CHIE, La-
Grange, Tenn
deW
WANTED SITUATIONS.
MflM under this head uiU be inserted cl Jen
cents per tine, each inserttod.
Si ramrra
and experie
tendent oo a hot
ieferenre Ad
peal office, statl
MB
IT By a man
family
position me nufr.
atloii
Undoubted
tlv
tor, care Ap-
plaoe, terms, etc.
FOR P.cNT-HOUSES.
jVoMcss ysVjr this head will be inserted at Ten
cents per as, each insertion.
H
OVSB-r:. Adams street: apply to M w.
kE.wil. I an aaun oueu, uii iue
levee.
de31
R
B&IDESCE.-
A nice cottage
residence, of
ecessary oat
id. Apply to
seveu roon
A. J MAHTI:
Hams Block,
streets.
ot (second and Madls.in
d.--"l
HOMESTEAD.-Iii Trig Homestead, two
miles from the city: laiee bouse, with
the furniture, and good outhouses, stables.
orebards, etc., etc., id s-ooo. repair verj '.' '
Applv
to W . w i rifctK or xo me, uw. i-
HAsIl
LIX . Second strsst. deiv
COTTAGE. C
kitchen, wl
house, four rooms and
worth of household
iQuire on premises. M
furn lure lor
Linden street, after 12 m.
de2
LOST.
v.js.v vsvier this .V.d will be
inserted at Ten
cents per Une. each insertion.
MONEY I2C Reward On Main or Jefferson
street, a fifty-dollar bilL Return to this
office, . Jaj
sRCSK
,vas -cove red trunk, marked
luuln, Louisville, Ky. A In-
era reward will be paid for it delivery to
the Overton Hotel, or any mlormatlon that
will lead to It recovery. de24
ft
BEF CATTLE. ix head Arkansas beet
BOS WH V iroiu Bivsuici vnncri;i
One dun, one white colors ii.r
Mis. Suitable reward will be paid
lalivered to undersigned.
tfcU
tour
tori
LEV i a iiir.j
del H Jefferson street.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS-
Jfotos ntsder this lui wsr-td
csnu per m.. tnsertiui:.
at Ten
RAND MAC
all de
Kroiit Jal
M 1 Li i A steam sav
proveu ci
and mlll-i
desired. J
Mtt's Htat
PARTKE.
ison, at Nes -Railroad,
or
emphla. jlesi
heap, a lot of
I MpMM
WANTED MALE HELP.
Sotices under this head will be inserted at Ten
cenU per Km, each insertion.
COOK AND SERVANT. A good cook and
rUnlng-room servant, male preferred;
apply at 15 Second street. Ja
WANTED TO LOAN.
(Mm under (Ait head yi!l be inserted at
cents jter line, each insertion.
Ten
MONEY On good collateral; apply to T. B.
MICOl", attorney-at-law, Lee Block,
Union street.
mm
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
Mta under this head v ill be inserted at Ten
rents per iinr, each tnsertton.
1 1
ELP If you are in want of good and re-
rl liabl
kind of i
save the
ci" .r counlrv.' you "can"
advertising, and the an-
u.ivaEi f numerous and incompetent an-
plicams. by sending your orders to WIL
LIAM DARDIS. General Employment and
Intelligence Office. 6J Jefferson street. Jal
a rirvrvi worth FKNCXXG LUMBER In
4 .V7v7vJ exchange for City or Suburban
property, at cash prices.
de25 HI". BK1NKLEY, 88 Madison St.
Advertisement.
Henry J. Lynn for Mayor
Editors Appeal :-You are hereby author
ized to announce to the people of Memphis
that I am a candidate for the Mayoralty,
at the ensuing Municipal Election. My
friend; wiii take notice at once, and govern
themselves accordingly.
January I. 1870. HENRY J. LYNN.
LETTER LIST.
The following Is the list of letters remain
ing in the Memphis Postofflce and not deliv
ered by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers,
i will be delivered promptly by carriers.
LADIES' LEW.
Anderson mrs J
Bannister mrs H S
Anderson mLs M
Blackstone miss A
Brooks rars M
Childers rars A M
Haley miss J
Keller miss L
Mcllin miss J
Rowels mrs E C
Thlxton miss A
Y'arbrough miss M 1
Hranna M
: Campbell mrs A
Oordon miss J
Hoy miss C
' Mener miss M
I O'Seil mis R
i Scuder mrs M A
, Wallace mrs W H
gentlemen's
LIST.
Harnett W
Real W E
llrashers J
Adams J P
Bettls A
ElackJ .
Bryan 8
Chambers J
Craig E
Cole J H
Collins U
Davis G
1'entl- S
Darvis A
Ennis J
Grejrg 0 H
Hastings D
AkersJ C
Brown S W
Rafeer W A
Bishop T I.
Bates F
Coudrowlby R Carroll R
c - V T
Carpenter J D
lark .1 B
Despaln H C
i aiupneii 1 J
Durr J C 2
Drager C M
Donnahus T W
Ewing P C
Ersju pton A
Hendricks J
Hoben W
High fill P
liinson 8
Jones N
Kinnev J
Martin C T
Myers W T
Mormn P.col'd
i'nikHcr s a
Douiey'M
Edmonds S
Fii.k A M
Harde.a it G
Iloirmun N
Harei'On J
Henry P
! Hen'K-hberg E Howard W H
Hollister C L Johnson A B
Johnson J Johnson 8 G
; Kealfor 4 Robertson
; Lewis. Mathews A Co
Muash J S Martin C
i McLHUthiin J Mcljrc J H
Mcl-askil B,cl'd
, Nelson C & Co Northup 4 Co Orr W
'trlossACo Pel it F R Patterson c
Perkins dr P A Parker J L Pargason J
Rhodes J C Robertson S M Hollands Doc 2
RutclifordT Randsom Huuc
Race dr Geo Klbiey A 2 Bmith T T
SummersJ Smith J E Sour W
, Summers A A Shank CB Spears B
: Slater M T Scoti R L Tilmsn M
i Tyree T T ft Co Thompson H J Yaughan TI M
W slum A Wood L D Williams s
Williams F M Wilson J Wood F H
Wilson Witty JW Wertz D
Wellington J HWeiheriU J B Williams F
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
David Walk will prewch
Christian Lhurcn to-day at
P.m. -
at Linden Stepet
1UVS a. in. and 7
I'REAcnixo to-day at the Central Methodist
Church, on Union street, at 11 o'clock a.ni.,
by Kev. Dr. Heam. of Pine Bluff, Ark.
CITY NEWS.
BANK OF TENNESSEE.
Old issue taken for goods, at srt cents on
the dollar, at A. SEESKL A SON'S,
2i9 Main street.
The Emmet Bank has removed to tho
comer of Main and Frout streete. in the
new Bank Building.
Read the new advertisement of B.
Loweustein d Bros.
To the Ladies Read the advertise
ment of W. 11. Passmore it Co.
Ir.isH Ltnex Napkins, a half-dozen for
a dollar, at the
REVOLUTION DOLL AR STORE,
213 Main street.
Yesterday, To-day and Forever.
COWPERTH WAIT. CHAPMAN & CO.
Go to Locke's, 236 Main street, for tSie
latest news.
C"ATiPETs, oil cloths, mattings, shaui?,
mats, Ac, at E. FEGAN'S,
-60 Second street.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
No advertisement is inserted in the
SlNBAT Appeal unless especially ordered I
uiu pikiu iir as an extra puoncauoa. e
give our advertisers six nays in the week,
the same as ell other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we cbargo one
sixth additional.
Di art E-. ha!-price.
COWPEKTHWAlT, ffjAPMAS A CO.
Sf.i. et a box of HandkerchlefK, Half
Hose, F. Y. Shirts, or any style of Furnish
ing Goods for ho'.klav gifta, at ZU Clay
Building. W'lGGA'NSA THORN'S,
BLAKK EOOKS.
Our stock is the largest and lies', in the
city. Business men who intond opening
new sets of books on the beginning of the
new year will rind it to their advantage to
give us a call. We guarantee all of our
books to be as represented.
H. W A DE CO.,
Ltf, Maiu strei't.
The Apr ual is delivarsd for 2a cents a
week.
To Printers. We have for sale a font
of Long Primer type, nerly new, suitable
for H ooontry weekly. For price, apply or
ddreas Appeal office.
KEATING, ENGLISH A CO.
AMUSEMENTS.
Memphis Theater. Mr. Joe Jefferson
last night closed one of the most success
ful engagements ever played in Memphis.
For twelve nights in succession exeept
ing Sunday) besides two matinees, he lias
played Hip Van Wmkn -to crowded hous
es, and we have no doubt, from appearan
ce last night, that be could run it another
week. He will carry away from Mem
phi not less than $7500 as his share of the
profits a snug little sum, from which his
donations of J'JX) will not lie missed
much. During the coming week we are
to have Mrs. D. P. Bowers and Mr. J. C.
McCollom.' who will appear in "Iugo
mar," "Camille," "Sohoul for Scandal,"
and other equally attractive plays. We
have little doubt Irom the popularity
heae artists eujr v in Mi u.pnis. that the
Theater will be crowded every night dur
ing their stay.
Two HrypuKP Vashti. iust received.
COWPEKTHWAlT, CHAPMAN CO.
The Appeal is delivered by daylight,
seven times a week, for twenty-hve cents.
The Ghost op Kino Solomon, if the
spiritualists could raise it, would admit
that there is sornelbing "new under the !
sun." Pbalon's Vitaiia or Salvation for
the Hair, is thoroughly original. There
has been nothing like it since time began. ,
It is the only transparent, and harmless '
fluid in existence that will restore the
natural color to gray hair, without discol
orlng the skin.
The Appeal is the only Daily paper
published in the city. Only twenty-five
oenta a week. j
Meetino op the Democratic ExErr
i tivk Committee. A meeting of the
: Democratic Executive Committee of Shel
by county will be held at No. 37 Adams
street, Monday third inst., at ten a.m.
i All nominees for city offices are earnestly
requested to be prestent.
T. H. LOGWOOD, President,
J. O. Dvrff, Secretary.
Dr. Jno. C. Rooer's Office moved to
101 Adams street.
Locke's Dollar Store, 2:16! Main street.
Choice of a large aaastrtuicut bound books
for one dollar.
Gaten Ajab Gates Wide Open.
COWPEKTHWAlT, CHAPMAN & CO.
Bcsinbss Notwk. No contracts or ob
l Hrations assumed or made by any indf
V'diMi ownr or employee of this office,
W'U U paid at our counter or recojjnized
"j oiisot to anv Dins une trie same.
The
);. v niakiBfrauy bill must settle it
FRAUD.
The United States After the Bounty Swindlers.
The Nashville Banner of Thursday says:
This morning a commission of United
States officers will cenvene in Nashville
for the purpose of examining into the
frauds which it Is alleged have been prac
ticed by claim ageuts in collectintr the
bounty and back pay of colored soldiers.
A fearful cry has gone up from this Stare
of swindling, and there is no doubt but
that hundreds of thousands of dollars
have been pocketed by claim agents and
others through glaring frauds. A great
deal has been written to Washington
about the matter, and the complaints
have U-.'ii Wind And rieen. Now. at last.
' it auocars that a thorough investigation
! had- . ,he
I gudty parties to justice. A short circular
- I has been directed to some 01 me eoioreu
preachers and prominent colored men of
Nashville, asking them to meet the com-
; mission for the purpose ot giving sucn m
formation an t lit y mav !. nn' -i!
! mission will lie in session in Nashville tor
! some time, engaged in the examination of
witnesses. It will then proceed to Co
lumbia, Pulaski, Huntsvilie and other
places, closing at Memphis. It in not at
all improbable that a lively breeze will be
kicked up, and some rich developments
brought to light.
Fine, all-linen Towels, a half dozen for
one dollar, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
213 Main street.
To the Ladies. Read the advertise
ment of W. H. Passmore A Co.
Select Oysters, 75 cents per can, at
Ice Depot oAH Jefferson.
Puck! Puck! Fuck! at
COWPERTHWAIT.CHAPMAN CO.'S
Velvet, body and tapestry Brussels,
three-ply, ingrain and hemp carpets can
be bought cheap for cash at E. Fegan's,
2r30 Second street.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
All persons having s Wheeler Wilson
Sewing Machine, are requested to report
to A. Sumner, 256 Second street, any neg
ligence or want of attention on the part
of anv of his agents or instructors. It is
our object to give each and every person
full and thorough instructions in the use
of our machine. A. SUMNEK.
256 Second street.
VERY STYLISH.
IIow beautiful, stylish and becoming is
; one of those handsome Arabs just opened
i at linn's new store. No. 29S Main street.
There yon will see the pure white Arabs.
: white Arabs with blue, green or red
: stripes, and all colors, striped and
I checked Arabs. In fact, for a
j handsome, fashionable Arab, go to Gans'
j new store, 29 Main street, opposite W.
( R. Moore A Co.'s. We also have some
; very pretty empress cloth dpnly 50c per
j yard, and some very pretty dress plaids
very cheap. Be sure the number ts 298.
I Large size crying dolls only 7jc each, to
! close out a large lot.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Ditson fc Co., of Boston, have in prepa
ration the " Passion Music " of Sebastian
Bach, in compliance wi;h the growing
love of and demand for the classical
music of Germany and Italy, which is
beginning to be very decidedly felt in the
American cities, which, are large enough
to possess eit her a foreign or native cul
tivated musical atmospnere. This publi
cation ill cost the sum of three thousand
dollars, and irives convincing proof of the
i taste of the people; and another striking
evidence of musical culture is given by
the "Church Music Society," which has
subscribed eight thousand" dollars that
three concerts of ancient and modern
classical music may be properly and skill
fully given. Publications of a high char
acter, but inexpensive in style, are be-
ming daily more popular, and the
Boosey collection of Mendelssohn. Bee
thoven, Mozart, etc.. is doing much to
familliariz? the public with the beauties
ot that pure and pathetic school which
finds such true interpreters in pianists
like Liszt, or orchestras like that c.f Theo
dore Thomas a school which is so full of
beauty and tenderness that all who are
once fairly involved in its subtle dreamy
harmonies become unfitted to enjoy any
thing more florid.
A Stron'; Firm. We refer our readers
to the card of Messrs. Tobin. Lynn A Co.,
34H Main street, who are doing a completo
commission and factortige business. They
sell cotton on commission, making liberal
advances on the Rame, but do not pur
chase. They also have a very large and
well assorted stock of groceries, dry goods
and plantation supplies generally, w hich
they offer on most liberal terms.
ATTENTIONTAXPAYERS:
Bank Of Tennessee money, in amounts
to suit, for sale at Emmet Bunk, Nos. 1
aud 3 Madison street, corner Front Row.
The Central Hioh School, on Union
! street, having had a week's holiday, will
I open again on Monday ;to-niorrow i morn
l ing.
THE MUNICIPAL CANVASS.
Memphis, January L 170.
To
the Citizens of the Seventh Ward:
Having teen privately solicited by mauy
of you, and esruestly called upon through
the press to become a candidate lor Alder
man of your ward in the ensuing Gneral
Council," I do not any longer deny you the
use of my name, and with my thanks for
your confidence, gay that if elected, I will
serve you faithfully, to the best of my
ability! Yours truly,
M. L. MEACHAM.
FOR COUNCILMAN.
Attention is called to the announcement
of Mr. Joe Musso, Jr., who is a candidate
l'or the City Council, under the new char
ter, in the Eighth Ward. Mr. Musso
is a young man of irreproachable charac
ter, "well known to every old citizen and
a property-owner of the ward. He is ca
pable and honest, and will do credit to
the position.
Reap B. Lowenstein fc Bro.
vertisement to-dav.
new ad-
Advice Gratis If you want any
thing nice for your Christmas or
New Year's dinner, either plain or
ornamental, order it at Berton's
Confectionery, corner Fourth and Poplar
streets. You will also find a select stock
of toys, fancv boxes, and a variety of ar
ticles for Christmas trees. Also, home
made mincemeat ready for use, at 20 cents
per pound. We advise everybody to buy
at Berton's.
Velvet, body and tarjestry Brussels,
three-ply, ingrain and hemp carpe-ts can
be bought cheap for cash at E. Feiran's,
i 260 Secoud street.
New Year's Gifts, at
. COWPEKTHWAlT, CHAPMAN & CO.'S
Twenty-five Cents a week is all the
Appeal costs delivered by carriers.
Godey, Peterson and Demorest for
January, at Joe Locke's, 236 Main street.
TO ADVERTISERS IN THE APPEAL.
After this date, advertisements will not
be received from any but regular custom-
rs ana weli-estaflisneti nouses, unless
ai-oompanied by the cash. The enforce
ment of this rule is rendered necessary by
the difficulties of collection and the' de
mands of a business that requires a caxh
at Lay in all iti dejiartmenta, for its proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
will understand and appreciate the neces
sity for this basis for our future.
KEATING, ENGLISH 4 CO.
November 30, 1S69.
Rkad the New Price List. Six pairs
ladies' hose for fl. One dollar buys a fine
set of glassware. Six good all-linen
towels for$l. at the ,
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2111 Main street.
The Miltoniax Tableacx. These
grand panoramic Tableaux will be opened
at the Assembly Hall to-morrow night,
Monday. January a.) The following no
tice of "them appeared in the Ijomion
Morning ChronicU; aud is from the pen of
Rev. Charles H. Spurgeon, the most re
markable man of modern times. This
world-wide famous divine savs:
" Entering into the spirit of Milton's
immortal production, the artist appears
i to have caught his genius, and has added
I expression to those bright conceptions
I which excepting the writings oi" inspira
tion, are without an equal, and portray
the power of intellect of the highest or-
,i.-r Rill for that luiAm . I,., 1
from the sacred narative of creation of !
our first progenitors of their Driineva! I
state and fall of the region of weal and
woe of the arch tempter's insidiousness
uiiirht not have harmonized with these I
stupendous realities, which are recorded :
in the Mosaic description. The ill ustra- i
lion if with propriety we may use the !
word of this exhibition unfolds and por-
trays the truths in a form of solemn and
imposing grandeur, and alike displays the
Great Creator's might, majesty and pow
er!" tPi'EAL is the largest ,
TRIGG.
Threatened Impeachment of an Honest
Judge by a Radical Congress.
The Norfolk Virginian hits the following
reference to the movement of the Radical
Congressmen from this State for the remo
val of Judge Trigg:
" Judges of the Courts of the United
States are to sit under a sword suspended
i liyahair. Over their heads a cloud is to
hover, charged with the lightnings of swift
: impeachment, to be flashed at the moment
i a constitutional minister of juaiice, on bis
: judgment seat, speak a word which de
tracts from the high pretensions of the
1 controlling spirits of Congress. The first
victim is not Judge Cadwalader, of Peun
j ssivania, or Judge Sprague, of Massachu-
setts, but Judge Trigg, of Tennessee, is
selected. He is to be impeached isuch is
j the programme) aud removed from office
; as if he were a felon, for deciding that a
; citizen of Tennessee, after the reconstruo-
tion and readmission of that State,
! could not bo tried by a military commis-
n I aion for an assault and battery. Not only
is mis fcuw ouiy grouuu, oui it is so clear
for making a decision that he could not
help making, if he had been base enough
to try, that in the very case the most par
tisan and the least learned of the Judges
of the Supreme Court, Justice Swayne,
who was very desirous to have the party
tried by the military, backed out from the
case, left the bench in the midst of the
trial, compelling Jvidse Trigg to try it
alone, and could not be persuaded by all
the influence that could be brought to
bear to return to the case."
To the Ladies. Read the advertise
ment of W. H. Passmore it Co.
Our lady readers should not fail to read
the new advertisement of B. Loweustein
s Bros.
Table Covers ot varied patterns and
textures, one dollar apiece, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
-13 Main street.
Mem phis Dollar Store Joe Locke's,
236S Main street. Where you can get the
worth of your money for one dollar, and
choice of a select lot of bound books.
Devi. e and Initial Paper.
Co WPERTHWAIT, CHAPMAN A CO.
Choic Butter at Ice Depot, 64X Jef
ferson. REMOVAL.
The Emmet Bank has removed to the
Stanton block, corner of Madison and
Front Row. Entrance on Madison street.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Appeal Office, Jan. 1 8 p.m.
In obedience to time-honored custom,
our banks woro all closed to-d;;y, and the
general markets were without animation.
The orders received per steamers of Thurs
day and Friday had to be filled and
shipped, but outside of this there was
nothing done. The weather has under
gone a change, and snow fell nearly all
day, putting a stop to any symptoms of
local trade, and by now, nearly, if not all,
of our retail houses have closed their doors.
The dav being observed as a holiday
everywhere, the absence of eastern ad
vices, the weather and the utter impossi
bility of handling cotton caused a total
suspension almost in operations in the
staple, and in a eommercial way the first
dav of the new year was a very quiet one.
R.T. ENGLISH. Commercial Editor.
Twistf.d Th beads, at
COWPEKTHWAlT, CHAPMAN A CO.'S
Flint glass goblets, sets and sauce
dishes at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
'Hi Main street.
NASHViLLE AND NORTHWESTERN R. R
The Brownsville See says: '"We be
! Hove it has become quite popular to abuse
this road, for the past year or so, but we
I are sati.-lk'd that much oi it is fouudation
j less. For the first time, we came over
the road from Nashville to McKenzie on
Tuesday last, and were perfectly surprised
j to find that the cars ran richl along like
they do on all other roads, passengers paid
! their fare, conductors took up tickets, and
; all connections were promptly made. So
; far as we eau see, tho Nashville aud
Northwestern Railroad is just about as
j cood as auy other road, aud complaints
, ars unjust. The omcials wo met wi'.h were
; among the most polite and accommodating
I gentlemen we have ever met, aud we ei-
I poet to take that route hereafter. The I
! Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Com- j
; pany h ive charge of thu line, aud John j
w. Thomas, a thorough gentlemau and i
uusurpassed business uian, is general eu
perintendent."
ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE GAY0S0
GAS COMPANY.
Office Memphis Gatoso Gas Co., 1
Memphis, Tens., January 1.1S70. J
At an election held by the stockholders
for directors aud officers, for the ensuiug
year, the following gentlemen were
elected: John Donovan,
IilsfcPH Lenow,
W. R. Chaxdlek,
John P. Tobix,
J. J. Poweiis,
George Melleqsh,
J. L. EicHiikito.
JOHN DONOVAN, President.
H. E. Goodlett, Secretary.
Ask for those elegant cigar stands.at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
213 Main street.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Those candidates who have lately with
drawn will oblige this office bv notifying
us of the fact, so that we can discontinue
their advertisements.
Hacks were in demand and scarce
yesterday evening.
There were but three arrests in the
Second District yesterday.
The streets were in a friirhtful condi
tion last night until they froze hard.
For auction sales and additional steam
boat advertisements, see third page.
Dr. W. H. Anderson, of London,
preaches at St. Patrick's church this
morning.
St. Peter's fair closed last night. We
will give the result of the various votings
to-morrow morning.
Thero were no police courts hnld yes
terday, consequently there is little of in
terest to report to-day.
It comlnenced snowing at an early
hour yesterday morning, and continued
until half-past two o'clock.
The schools attached to St. Patrick's
church will reopen to-morrow morning.
Prof. M. J. Doherty takes charge of the
male department.
The " very latest" sensation culmina
ted on Main street, by a drunken man
smashing through a show-window to light
his pipe at scarlet morocco gaiter.
The negroes had some sort of a parade
yesterday. It has been so long since we
have seen any demonstrations of the sort,
that the sight was quite novel.
With the most careful proof-reading,
typographical errors are almost unavoid
able, lu our carriers' New Year's Ad
dress there are one or two, which, though
easily seen, were somehow overlooked by
us.
A negro mackerel bearing the high
faiutin and aristocratic name of Singleton
Howard, stole a hat from Mr. Jaiesko's
shop, on Main street, yesterday evening.
He was seen and pursued by oIHcer Kuliii
holz, who overhauled him and locked him
up.
Messrs. Allen Bros., the popular pro
prietors of the popular Commercial Hotel,
set a holiday dinner for their guests yes
terday. The bill of fare was one to tickle
the palate of any gourmand, and the din
ner was relished hugely by 1 who par
took of it.
The snow, though it melted on touch
ing the earth, was sufficiently heavy, and
the atmosphere sufficiently cold, for it to
remain in considerable quantities on some
roofs, and to cover the trees in the park
and suburbs with a beautiful mantle of
white. Tho eflect was very "winterish,"
and reminded one ot a more Northern
climate.
The condition of the banquette on the
west side of Second street, from the
Greenlaw Opera House to Gayoso street,
is a disgrace to the property "owners, an
insult to the Board of Aldermen, and a
: nuisance to the public. The Board, two
weeks ago, ordered the property owners
to put down a brick sidewalk there, but
up to this time nothing has been done to
ward it.
New Year's Day was pretty generally
kept "holiday." In the afternoon, after
the snow ceased, the streets were quite
full of people mostly gentlemen. "Call
ing" was the order of the day, and almost
every family "received." We are happy
to state that -here were comparatively
very few gentlemen with "bricks in their
hats" after making tneir rounds owing,
prooaoiy, to me nci ium a a geuerai
itiiim wines ana uqaora
were taboood
from the collation tables.
Prof. A. Smith, leader of the Old
Memphis Cornet Hjind. was presented
yesterdav with a silver " E flat" cornet,
worth 2)0. This beautiful and valuable
instrument was the gift of the band, and
I was presented with a neat anu Dentting
; address by Mr. John L. Eichberg, and
, was received by the worthy professor In
! his usual happy style. After the present
i ation, the band visited the various news-
uaner offices aud serenaded them. We
ments in the band, played by Mr. R. H.
Hood. It Is a kind of tuba, and is said to
be the only one In America, having been
but recently imported. The band is com
posed of ten pieces, played by A. Smith, i
leader; F. Arnold, John Hood, J. Gareiss,
John Saxby, W. S. Brooks, R. H. Hood,
Win. Wynne, Wm. Wendoth and (.'has. !
Mack. It is needless to say to Mom- !
phians that they make good music.
Mr. T. W. O'Donnell was awarded the j
magnificent punch-bowl voted for at St.
Peter's Orphans' Fair, last night, by the
following oanot:
O'Donnell 52
Duffy 10
"Tom" always comes out ahead when
the decision is" left to the ballot-box.
We learn from the very best authori
ty that a caucus was called at an office on
Main street, on Friday morning at ten
o'clock, at which Col. Sam. P. Walker
and Mr. II. J. Lynn, and their friends were
to be present, and there decide which of
the two should be chosen as the man to
unitqlhe mongrel votxand beat the Dem
ocratic nominee ' fiftnen hundred votes."
From the name at the bead of the "official
organ," Col. Walker seems to have been I
the strongest. We did not learn whether
Tom Hamilton or Burdett were present or
not. I hey ought certainly to have been
there.
One of the most beautiful Christmas
giftB, of the presentation of which we
have heard, was one given to Mrs. Geo.
Keller by her husband. It is a square
grand piano, made by Knabe, of Balti
more, and is a most magnificent instru
ment, not only in finish but in tone and
power. This is a most appropriate gift to
a lady whose musical talent, the high or
der of which is too well known in this
city to need commendation, has never
been wanting when charity called upon
her to assist in the benevolent musical
entertainments for which our city is fa
mous. Long may she enjoy the "posses
sion of a talent that is the charm of the
home circle and the delight of her friends
and the public.
Immense arrival of new (foods. Ele
gant creations in fancy goods in almost
endless variety, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE.
213 Main afreet.
RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
New Orleans Continental 3 p.m
Louisville Richmond 10 a.m
Vlcksburg Julia .10 a.m
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
Friar's Point Gen. Anderson 5 p.m
Arkansas River. ...Colossal J p.m
ARRIVALS.
Tom Jasper 8t. Louis
Indiana. , - Evansvillo
U. W. Cheek Friar's Point
W. A. Caldwell Arkansas River
Leonidas New Orleans
DEPARTURES.
St. Luke - -St. Lonls
Alice Dean Cincinnati
Leonldas Cincinnati
G. W. Cheek -Friar's Point
Dardanelle .-Arkansas Uiver
Natoma White River
Commercial White River
Tom Jasper New Orleans
Indiana New Orleans
IN PORT.
W. A. Caldwell.
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Memphis Gas Works Jauuary 1.
River rose 2 inches in past 24 hours.
Below high water mark of 1167 M feet
1 iuch. CHAS. GOODWIN,
Superintendent of Gas Works.
Cairo, January L Down Indianoia, 9
last night; Continental, 2 a.m.; Mineola,
11a.m.; Dan e, o p.m.; Mississippi, ij p.m.
The river fell four inches. The faxil
is ciear; mercury 30. The Silver Mooi.
experienced only a short detention
from Uer accident on Thursday, and ar
rived here this morning, repaired her
damages, aud left for Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, January L Departed:
Robert Burns and Emma No. 3. The riv
er is receding slowly. Raining and snow
ing ail day.
St. Locis, January L Departed: Col
orado. The river is falling agaiu. It is
snowing to-night.
Nuw Orleans, January L It being a"!
general holiday, there were no markets
to-day. It rained all the morning, and
is now cloudy and cold, with a half gal
from the norlhwest. Departed: Mollie
Able, for St. Louis; Duck and barges for
Pittsburg.
The rise has almost played Itself out, and
will entirely cease to-day if the weather
keeps cold. Our midnight dispatches give
tho latest news from above. There is no
material change in the Arkansas or White
rivers. Both streams are falling. The
weather changed on Friday night, and
vesterday was a very disagreeable day.
It snowed in the morning, but cleared up
cold towards night. Business on the
levee was light, owing to the day being
observed as a holiday.
miscellaneous.
The report of the sinking of the Silver
Moon was without foundation. She
picked up a snag about fifty miles above
this city and Bhipped some water; but the
Thompson Dean coming along, she was
relieved of some of her fWfeht, and ar
rived safely at Cairo. She left there yes
terday with all her cotton on board. " On
leaving this port on Wednesday last, she
had 1672 bales cotton.
The Alice Dean got away last night for
Cincinnati with 1SS9 bales cotton.
Tho Tom Jasper passed down yesterdav
with 1100 tons freight. She added 250
bales cotton here.
The Henry Tete passed down Friday
night three days out from Louisville.
She works splendidly.
Minifest of Steamer Indiana Evans
villo to Memphis. Wolcott, Smith 4 Co.,
HO sks oats; James Bacbmau, lu brls ale;
Oliver, FinnieJt Co., 200 brls hominy; 5
brls grits; Walker Jc Barclay, 20 brls
hominy ; G. A. Eckeriy. 20 brls hominy.10 !
brls grits; Howes it U'oolbridge, 60 brls
pork: S. L. James m i o., id brls apples, 1
box eggs; Mississippi aud Tennessee Rail-
u V j i V.,
road, t pkgs hardware; Mr. Mo Lain, 12
bales hay.
the continental.
Capt. McCIov. will
pass down to-day for Vioksburg and New
Orleans. She is a good passenger packet,
ana capt. .ne. is a popular otnoer.
The very elegant low pressure packet
Richmond", Capt. J. Stut Neal, will p:iss
tip for Cairo and Louisville to-day. She
U the passenger packet par excellence,
and offers every eonifort to travelers.
Capt. John W. lirooks has ciiarjje of the
offloe.
The Julia, Capt. Callahan, with Mr.
Hall in the office, will pass down at 10
a.m. for Vicksburg and the bends. She
o.trries the V. S. mail.
The Liberty goes out for White river on
Tuesday.
The St. Francis leaves on Tuesday for
St. Francis river.
Capt. Harmstad has the Colossal for the
Arkansas river to-morrow.
The Gen. Anderson leaves to-morrow 1
for Friar's Point.
The "rV. A. Caldwell, Capt. Ed. Noland, :
leaves on Tuesday for Fort Smith.
Capts. Lary Harmstad, E. A. Levy,
Jack Wilson, Mike Payne and Steve Wil- !
kins, are still in the field as candidates for i
Wharfmaster.
Capt. J. C. McManus, of this city, will
represent our steamboat interests "at the
convention of steamboatrnen to be held
in St. Louis on the 19th inst.
The Indiana, Capt. Rube Neal, came in :
last night from above and laid over until
S a.in. to-day, when she will depart for
New Orleans. She is one of our finest I
tloating palaces. Mr. Miller is her chief i
clerk.
The Evansville Cbuner savs: "It is i
thought that Capt. Henry Miller's new
boat, the Mary Miller, will be out in
about two weeks. She wilt at once enter ;
the Evansville and Memphis trade. Ev- j
ansville never needed a boa:, in that trade
MH than now. She is losing all the
profitable trade from the Mississippi j
bends, that always comes here when we
have a good Memphis packet. It makes :
a difference of from r 00 to il0,000a week
! the cash receipts of this city. It would ,
be an Item worth circulating amongst ns i
these hard times."
MISCELLANEOUS.
Arkansas River Plantation
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.
THE plantation known as SILVER LAKE
PLANTATION, one-half mile from
Rives' Landing, on Arkansas river. wUl be
sold on easy terms. It contains 1800 acres I
400 in cultivation: 30U more are old deaden- :
lnu Fences snd houses In bad repair. Ap-
) . ODAJ ! . 1. I 1. f. (K DtvU
de lSu.9 West Conrt Street.
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OF A 9ILV1S KBDAIi
BARUETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
Bj Ua H. u. Sum Ifiiculturml SooaM. u lu
Jur. ImMhi In Nukum. Sayt. l, UN.
BARRKTTH
Vegetable Hair Restorative
(irif Hftlr lo ) La nuuni ass.
A
sotaw the growth ot (Jm Hair Cbaam ti:
n con jwi: oo i0jurrtr nigrwlifnu.
TT:iiniir BTUer tUrwUi;flOUt
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ad soutb.
J. R. BARRETT 4 CO., Preprictor,
MAKCHESTIR, H. B.
O. Xr7"AM ; BRO.
Wholesale Agents, Memphis.
STLAM80ATS.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis and White River United
States Mail Tuesday Packet.
For Helena. Indian Ray, Clarendon, DeVall's
Bluff, Little Rock, Des Arc, West Point,
Searcy, Augunta and Jacksonport.
3LsIj3jE3jFI.TY,
Pat. H. Wh?at
jKTo. S3,
Master.
j i
Thlselecant pameoger ste&mer
win leave as aoov
TUESDAY, 4th lust., at S p.m.
LEVY k KOBBINH. Agents,
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FOR VICKSi5LTRG.
United States Mall Line for VMkEfcnf For
Helena, Napoleon and Vlck-sbarz.
JULIA Callahan, mauler
.in in eiegam pa ,euei pacgei
win leave as annvii
THIS DAY. 2d list., at 10 a.m,
Freight received t ttieSL L- n!s wTiarfixnt.
ji2 II. EM. fALVKRT. U .
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Independent Arkansas River Packet
For Pine Bluff, LI :tie Rock and Fort Smith.
COLOSSAL Cox, master
This elecaut passenger steamer
will leave is sinori
MONDAY, id lnt.. at 3 p.m.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
Ja2 12 Madison street.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany United States Mail Line.
For Helena, Pine Bluff, Little Rock, and
i -;o FORT SMITH-
STEAMER W.A.CALDWELL
Ed. Now land master.
Thin new and splendid passenger
si.eair.er wi.i leave as aoove
TUESDAY, 4th Injt., at i p.m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. H. KENNLDAY, Agent,
aj
No. MadHou St.. Stanton Block.
FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
MINNEOLA Miller, master
This elegant and swirt st-.-umer
will leave as above
WEDNSEDAY.oth Inst., at 5 p.m.
LARRY HARM8TAD, Agent,
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
JF"or jNITo-cf- Orleans.
The Swift and Superb Passenger Steamer
tJBit INDIANA -i1Cr
R. E. Neitl... P tar. lias. -Vliller clerk
Will leave THIS DAY. id Inst., at v a.m.
RICH'D W. LIGHTBL RNE, Agent,
Ja2 No. 4 Jefferson street.
For Wow Orloansi.
The Elegant and Fleet I'a'wigbr steamer
CorUineritai,
c 'toy masier.
Will leave THIS D.Vi .2d mst-.iit 3 p.m.
RICH'D W. LIGHTBUR'E, Gen'l Agent,
ia2 4 JeOerson s'.reeL
FOR LOUISVILLE.
For Ca' n
, Evansville and Louisville.
KJ.CHMOT D -Neal, mster
luis f jieiiuia low-pressure pas- ,11 s
sernoTstesnier will leavers above.
SUNDAY , ad Inst., at lu a m.
Clerk on lanillng to receive for her Saturday.
ELLIOTT MILLER, Agents,
Jal Promenade street, opp. LandlnE.
ARKAXSAS RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company. ,
isfiU. S. Mail Line.
w lsxtor Arransoment
TAURISO the present Mgfe water in the Ar-
l ksl -as river, tins ouipiui v wlit ran ti?e
following Meet of elegant
passenger boats
tnrougn to ort smith :
THOS. H. ALLEN Reese Prltchard, master j
MARY BOYD Haynes, master
W. A. CALDWELL E. W. Noland. master
GUIDON ., Clay Rice, Mas'.cr
DARDENELLE Wm. B. NowlancV master j
OZARK Ad. Storm, master ;
FORT GIBSON Eugene Bmlth, master '
LEAVING MEMPHIS
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS,
At. 5 o'clock p.m.
These boat arc ttegfrnL They leave on
time. Their accon-modatfons are unsur
passed, and they offer, under this arraime
ment, ur.precedeDtevl facilities to emigrants, i
shippers and the I raveling public.
persons iienirlng to ship over this line
should consign freight to M. and A. R. P. Co..
Me-nphls. freights will be forwirded at our
card rates, aud without charge lor landing at
Memphis. JOHN li. ADAMS, President.
W. li. KENNEDAY, Agent.
N.i. J Madison St.. Strtnton Flock. deHO
GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS
N HILL.
ST. FONTAINE
HILL, FONTAINE & CO
Successors to Williaxsos, Hill A Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COTTON FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
32S FRONT STREET,
MEMPHIS,
TENNESSEE
HAVE for sale, and keep constantly on
hand, a fuil assortment of everything
I lu their Hue, dealink especially In such ar
tides is
; Built Meats,
Bacon,
Mess Pork,
Jowls and Rumps,
Lard.
Louisiana Sugars,
Refined sugars,
Rio Coffees,
Molasses and Syrups.
Kentucky Bagging, M. and M., Ky., Py.,
Loudeman. nml J. aud D. Flax.
Rope and Arrow Ties,
Nails and Spikes,
Flour and Meal,
Mackerel
North Carolina Roe Cut
and Gross Herring.
Canned Goods
Copper-Distilled Whisky,
Rectified Whisky,
Robinson County Whisky.
Calling yonr attention to the ahpve, we re
spectfully request a continuation ol your pa
tronage, aud promise, by strict atte'ntlon to
business, with the interest of our patrons
ever before us, to merit it.
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Ol rx-Soto Co., Miss.
TAYLOR Sis RUTLAND,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocers, Cotton Factors
A-VD-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 304 FRONT STREET,
Mosby and Hunt's Block, Mxxpkis, Tbk.
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
Memphis and LftJ's Rock Railroad.
To Madison ad little Rock, abeaxsas.
Going West Leave Hopefleid dally atSMO
ling Eat L ve L'Angnllle at I
ry Boat leaves foot of Union St. a
m.
A.m.
a. V. w.i,uas,
General Agent and Superintendent.
Memphis and Louisville Railroad.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day ExprK-, city time. lMs.ni. 2:16 a.m.
Jfitci.l Express, c.-.y time..2:45 p.m. 12 :25 it.ru.
Ticket orders No. 287 1-2 Main street, and at
Depot, Head of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express j
Train, which goes through to NasbvlUe, via
Nal:vllle and Northwestern Railroad, with- ;
out ciiange.
BAM. B. JONES, Oen'l Hup L
Mississippi and Teanessee Railroad.
ARHrVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mall daily. p.m. 12 MO noon
N. Orleans Express. Caily8 uj a..n. .13 p m
Freight, 4i-'y oxucjt Sun
day .8:10p.m. 5:00a.m.
Mali Train makes direct connection for
New Orleana and all points South.
E.
CoC
i-s Traiu makes direct connection for
lie. Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
and all points north of Grenada on
ppi Central Railroad,
oalee 237 1-2 Main street and at the
Omni busses will call for DaaHemrar
Depc
and check baggage in any part f the city, by
leaving orders at 537 1-2 Mala streat.
A. S. LIVERJIORE, UenlSup'L
C. P. OAK LE V, Uen'l Ticket Agent.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
ARRIVE.
.. . p.m.
...10 lit) p.m.
I- S:16 a. in.
.... o . .
T'ETART.
12 m m.
11 p.m
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i saiom may be the fate of those who use them.
ONE WHOLSSOIIE PREPARATION
; For changing the hair to any desirable shade.
from brown to jet black, may be procured
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Cristaooro'a Excelsior Hair Cye,
I After careful analy sis, Prof. Chilton, the dis- :
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i prletor to declare, on his behalf, that it con
I 1
tains nothing deleterious to health. No other
I hair dye la the world has the like guarantee. ;
i CRItiTADORO'b HAIRPREHERVaTI VK. as j
a Dressing, ads like a charm on the Hair after I
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ALLCGGK S POROUS PLASTESS
Seem to possess the quality of
ACCUMULATING ELECTRICITY
And impnrting it to the body, whereby the
circulation of the blood becomes equalized
Bpon the parts where applied, causing pain
n uii mori: 'i :iu;iiu
to cease. The Porous
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u .iiuuq to ne oi srm
help to tn-v.u wlio nve wenl backs, or pair,
In the side. Especially are they valuable t
those who have nealeeted coids. They are
often prevent; v;.-of Consumption; nuy, they
are believed to have loosened the grasp of
this terrible affliction, and been mainly in
strumental in e'fect iug a care. In variable
climate they should be worn on the breast
or butween the shoulders, or over tlie kid
neys, by those who are subject to tace cold
easily.
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Sprains. Bruise. Old Sorts, etc. This IJnl
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and approved of lor 22 years by the first
horsemen in the country. Given to an over
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constantly received from the bacixs stables
or KjrBI IB for it. The celebrated Hiram
Woodruff, of trotting fame, used it lor years
Col. Philo P. -lush oi the Jerome Race Course,
has given a certificate, which can be seen at
the Depot, statims that after years oi trial, it
Is the best in tue world. His address is Ford
ham, N. Y. No one onee using it will ever be
without It. it is put up In pint bottles. Sold
by the Drngiclsts and Saddlers throughout the
t nlted Slates. Depot. 10 Park Place, New
York.
Batehskir't Kair Dye. This splendid Hair Dye
is the best in the world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, lnstanrane- j
ous; no disappoin tjueut; no rid tculoos tints; J
remedies the ill eBects of bed Dyes; invigo
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black bbowx. Sold by all Druggisu and i
Perfumers; and properly applied at Batehel-
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HAIR RESTORATIVE.
A New Discovery ! !
Phaloj
"VIT
Salvafion for the Hair.
For Restoring to GrtntJJair its
at.cn " it ai idirrr-rs ut
terly from al! Tair coloring
prcparati()nKTetofore used.
It i; yrfd ivicel sinel'irg,
precuflratcs romuddy or sinny
irfatpr.rcqui.cs no shaking, im-
pafvnostain to trie skin, rtoiil
t",y "
it tc?he ight nod it a clear and
.. V . ...
ClOUcii.
-'(n3lf.c4 Ir le:ivis nnmirtftn
the scJ
yet it reproduces "n
Cray hair
natural coior tht
time or sickT6i way nav
bleached out ot it.
ha Ion's Vit;
is for one sole purpose.jfiat of
reproducing.with absafute cer
tainty, the natural aior of thr
hair. It is nojfcitended as a
daily dressiaiiliorforrernoving
scurt" or rflr.drurr ; nor for cu
ring bjJCness; nor for stimula
ting te growth of the hair.
a hesf obiects may be accom-
plish
1 after the color has been
fixed
ith the Vitaiia, by Pha-
Ion's
rator.
ical Hair lnvigo-
The V
a harmless
and unequaled
r ion for
the reproduction o
e ongi-
nal hue of gray hair,
d noth
plished ing else. This is acco.
in from two to ten a
cation;.,
according to
of shade
required.
yall druggists.
NOTICE.
Missis:
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r A9EST, J.
mber a). 1888. J
iM MISSION MR-
npo COTTON AN
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all cotton
Depot will
of whom 11
movsd wit
other noods received at this
oreu at toe expense anu risk I
oonoern, II not promptly re- i
rewty-tonrhoors uft;;rav Isml I
at Memf
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v
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on
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(jrlginal Cotorl
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IN BARGAINS
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298 MAIN
ELECTION NOTICE.
Judges Election Notice.
IS ACC
I His E:
NCF wlili the Proclamation ot i
iity ifiivemor D. V. i-enier.
persons re appointed to odu !
"
nd hold no election, on J.muarv s. isTit. for :
Judge.- of the Chancery Court and Com oca ;
Law Coarr of Shelby foamy:
!. L':'trict At Srei.hen Fnalish's.
7'ishS.
ner;G. W. 1
Iges; R. W. j
R. M. Bonn. Depot y lomi
Thorn. J Etantlh. J. H ithc.
i- u i ri -i rafc i
Id District At Xelson'-i.
W. P. York, Lieputy Comm'ssioner: A. I. I
Hunter. T R. Ne!on, f. tK oblln. Juagss; ,
V. C. Ward, W. T. Nelson Clerks.
3d DuitrietAt Bolton's .Store.
W. J A. Bell. Deputy Commissioner; J. L.
Wynne, N B. Spa-as. II. M. Eau man. Judges;
Henj. K. Doueai.. 11. Iti-mbert, Clerks.
ith Distri-t At Old DW ' 'hnreh. Sk
Thos. L. Oil- Dapaty ! m .uinintWr
James Connel. E. b. Haiold. A. Mirkmtn,
j cages; w. Lettwicn, J. w . carroll. Clerks.
Hth District At Rattiyh.
W. H. Moncrtei, Depaty Commissio-.er: H.
H. VVi.il v.. ! sri. i L. N .ik?l3.
Juilta; a.
W. Pry.r. tl. K. lui.er erks.
llh DustnctAt Bartiett.
E. W. CoUweli. DeDui.v '.'. minis "Oner- W
B Wtll!msou. W. Mautelton. I. B. Mercer
Judges; W. J. Ward, Merce,-, Clerks.
x.A Dittl itt Ai jfAi-dv Depot.
iypr
J. M.
- r . . -. ... "-,s-w-it. a uura
wiiuains. w . r. Tnompsou. 'k
(A District At 1 M,:rriZZc.
W. H. Wehber,Depi
Brooks. W. M. B xter.
W. H. Prlddy, a. M. I
aimis.sioner; J. M.
. Mor. U, Judges;
llift District At Oilherville.
H. Irby. Deputy Comiulsalouer: .7. M. Plem
Inii. Juss Applewni.e. j. o. M ore. Judaes
A. Stratton, J. W. Ktno, Jlerks.
11A District .if Grrrmirntoien.
T A. Rhodes, Deputy Commissioner- R.
Weir. J. C. Callis, J. P. Weuiord, Juuses M
P. Wehb. Wm. Carter, Clerks. '
12f h District A t Meehanifitrille.
D. Pearson, Deputy Commissioner; J. W.
Elim. W. M. Moore, Wm. Connell, audes- M.
W. Redford, T. P. Lewis, ClerKs.
I3fA District At Arnold".
F.C. Stephenson. Deputy Commissioner: W.
L. Lnudy, W. A Dooly. J. W. Levi. Juuges;
r. P. Doolr, ti. M. s. W luiamson, t .erks.
IfitA Dtrict At White's Station.
J. G. Harvey, Deputy Commissioner; J. H.
Goodle't, W. R. Home. A. W. Moore, Judges;
A. J. brooks, A. U. Crates. Clerks.
17th District At SIcOmneWs Church.
T. D. Massey, Deputv Commissioner; J
Massey. A. M. stoat. A. C. Roaik. Judges; T.
M. Alexander, Root. Stone. Clerks.
CITY.
1st Ward Xortk ccf Xaiy Tard.
j Jhs. A. Newsom, Deputy Commissioner; S.
E. Handle. O. Dwyer, J. Glancey, Judges; C.
C. Baugh. F. T. Atwood. Clerks.
'Id Ward Comer Wathent) and Fourth
Streets.
George Glllbone, DepntvComraisalouer; R.
W. Ligntburne. T. J. Campbell, W.J. Chase,
Jodges; Thos. Joyce. A. K. Edglngton. Clerks.
3d WardKiernan'. Office.
W. E. Barrett. Uepnty t-'ommissioner; Jaa.
Foork, W. J. McKeon, J. A. Sunalo. 'uiges;
Hcury fchrader, W. A. Melsou, Clerlu.
4.'A Ward Corner Madison am! Thrd Sts.
I. T. Cartwrtt'ht. Depnty Commissioner; A.
T. Liicey, P. M., Stanley. W. W. Coleman,
Judges; Dan Kirwan. A. Hoibing, Clerks.
oth WardVireuu Omrt Hons.
T. W. O'Donnell. Deputy Commissioner: J.
C. Hrslst.Owen Mm it li. James Fou.irty, Judges;
W". W. Gilbert, John D. Uaird. Clerks,
8th Ward Cor. TAbci t and Mulbem sts.
H B. Chiles, Depnty I ommissioner; p. A.
Cicalli. Thos. B. Xorment, J. Halstead, Judaea'
W. H. Clartt, 14am Mooie. Jr.. Clerks. '
7th Ward Corner Linden and Cause" Sts.
Root. Good, Deputy Commissioner; W. L.
Stewart. W. Davidson, L. Harmstad, J ades ;
V. Foster, C. C. Jones, Clerks.
8A Ward Church, Quinby Avenue.
J. T. Monsarrat. Deputv Commissioner; H.
B. Holt. D. Pante, T. McG-oy, Judges; J. I.
Htewart, Eugene Levy. Clerks.
'Mh Tt .irrf Corner Kerr ttnd Fifth Strsets.
W. a. Uii.-oti. Deputy Commisf
Wardig, J. Danbary. John Harla
V. Handwerker, F. C. Scliaper, CI
10A Ward Africa Batley
W. V. McLefresn. uepury Lomn
T. Wright. W.C. Ellis, James M.
Judges; J. M. Boon. Auguste Bin
Depa'y Com mission. ; . will pit;
get neturns and Poll Bonks. nd
JOHN P. HOC'
de2S Com'r of Etegi.lr n tor hi
r: CM.
ses; J.
. .-. T.
mon,
rka.
11 and
rn in.
ft,
unty.
City Election Notice.
n -Hf" followlnst p
1 ed Judges. CIoi
ppolnt-
Mfimiifa.
iouers, t open una uoia an election tor .May
or, Al'ier'nen. Couuetlmn and otnr oificers,
us provided by the new city charter.
Election Thursday, Jan. 6, 1870.
M Witrit Smtkmdof jNttg Y-rrrt.
Cepnty Commissioner. NiU Miller; Jmlees,
James A. Newsom, J. E. Hauuali and J. J.
Powers; Clerks, W.J. McKeon, Jr., aud F. T.
Atwood.
Zd Wqrd W. J. Chase's Feed Store, Pop-
TVpury Commissioner, W. J. Chase; Judges.
W H. UrldiiHS, K. W Lliih.burno and Charles
Smith ; Clerks, Thos. PS nd A.K. K-igingtou.
Zd Ward 'Squire Kientan's Office, on Ad
am street.
Deputy Commis-ttoner, T. P. Adams; Judges,
A. Woodward, W. J. McKeon aud Dr. U. F.
odjmr; Clerks, Thomas Oarvey and W. W.
OUbert.
4iA Ward No. 55 Madison street.
Depu'y ""ommissioner. .2. W. Lincoln:
lodtpra. A. T. Lacey, P M. Stirlt y nd W. &
! 3reenlaw; Clerks, Danial Kirwa and A.
I HuihlUK.
i or A Wctrd Room 26, Crcnit Courthouse.
Deputy Commissioner, R. J. Bougnr.er;
I Judires, Owen Smith, lhe.)dore Hoist and D.
1 IS. Mnlloiy; Cleiks, J. M. Coleman and Mich
ael Magcvney. Jr.
6A WardWaldron Block, Main street.
Deputy Commissioner. W. A. Meison;
Judges. H. B. i.'hllds, T. B. Xorment and C. B.
' l liarch; Clerks, Samuel Moore, Jr., aud W. H.
i Clark.
ith Want tyyrner Linden and Causey sts.
Deputy Commissioner, o. C. Jones; Judaea
W. C Stewart. Thos. H. Logwood and John
Lcaerjs-; Clerks, P. Foster and W.T.Vandyke.
8tA Ward Colored Church on 0.uinby st.
Deputy Commissioner, Wm. Tate; Judges,
D. T. Monsarrat, D. Pam and T. McOeoy ;
Clerlu, J. D Stewart and hlugene Levi.
8M Ward I
Deputv Ci
Jndaes. WT. H
reels.
bury;
John
sr. c.
Knox: Clerks. J. G. Handwerker and
bchupor.
iOtA WardAfn
Deonty Commissic-i
R. F. Loony, W. C. Ei
son; clerks, Ausaste
Ian.
14 inn-
Where there are not suitable places to hold
tba election in the piitcea designated, the
Deputy Commissioner and Juugts will
one as Close as possible.
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