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Tl'ESOAT MORMXG, :Jl I Y 16, 1872.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Presi&rnt-BORA CE GREELEY.
For Vice-President R. OR A TZ RROWX.
For IroeemorJOHX C. RROWX.
For Sheriff- W. J. P. DOTLE.
For ChmmesOsr SA MVEL P. WA I KER.
ForOmntu Trustee A. WOODWARD.
For Tmx-CoOet--GEOROE R. POWELL.
For Privilege TarCbUector-J. IT. MA TURK.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
state at Large GKX. W. A. QCARLES.
" COL. JOHX. if. FLEMIXG.
Firm District JOHX A. MeKIXXET.
v .i.t i:tr.-A. CALDWELL.
Third District -A- L. HP EAR-.
Fourth District
Fifth District -Mirth
Distriet-X. X. cox.
tmmm DiHrist-
JW TO
"cetith
and Fifteenth
Ilstricto ooiwtitiUe the city. "Dem-
those who first nominated him at Cin- j ocratic," " Whig" and Greeley Reptib
cinnati. The Democratic party, to j lioaa" citiaww of thaw districts can
:i hieve this partial triumph of their , Vote at the primary electioa next 8atur
prinriples. and re-enthrone honesty, I day, the twenty -eighth instant, for four
prefer Greeley to Grant, and make the members of the Lower House and for one
first their chosen candidate, Greeley ! state Senator. In the county outside
moves from Radicalism toward Democ-' nf u,e cjjy Democrat, Whig and
racy, and Democracy, concurring with Greetey Republican (we repeat it for
ent as conduct.i uy Oram :
support. In the
him in hostility to
govern m
izcd and wholly unconscious of any
tendency to dissolution. It has effected
an alliance with Republican, but is not
al-wrbed and has never lost its identity.
believed that the Democtatic party
Fiffhth fh strict
MB District- W. W
Mr DOW F LI-
Many
party's funeral. It is
funet, aud surely
die until
effected. I
Greeley's
li-..lition
THE SOI TH AXD THE CRKKLEY
FLATFtUa.
The Demi . rati, party declared its
and made its aetoetfam of
for the Presidency and
Vice-Presidency at Baltimore, and
it cannot and must not he
held responsible for the action of the
little tnd of Radicals, who propose to
hold a convention in Louisville in Sep
tember and nominate a ticket to assart
Grant on this absurd platform :
1. An act of universal amnesty and
restoration of political neht.
2. Repeal of all acts injuriously affect
inc tile (southern States.
Kxieuaion of the pension laws to
so diersof the South.
4. Pavment for lit rated slaves from
the Nation! Treasurv.
5. A chai- in the National flap to
make it acceptable to the people of the
country.
None but mailmen, lunatics, or Grant's
supporters, would put forward a platform
.hat is better calculated to reproduce the
excitement, jsl ni-r and bickerings of
the past than allay them. What will
the Detroit Frn V.--. the Chicago
Tunes, New York Dciii Book, and even
Brick Pomeroy, say to this mixture
composed of a large measure of
folly with a speck or two of good
aeawe? This reads a.- if made to arouse
sectional ire, rather than for any sane or
just purpose originating in a desire to
serve the people of the country. We
don't want the flag changed; to attempt
payment for liberated slaves would
swamp the whole country in a flood of
corruption : and as for pensioning South
ern soldiers, it is a well-known fact that
not one-tenth of the Northern that have
lu pensioned have ever received
a cent. As to the first and
second clauses, these will be fully
realized by the election of ireeley,
who, ever since the war Closed, has per
sistently urged amnesty and restoration
tojiolitical privileges, and justice to the
South. We have no words of anger fnr
the Democrats who have arrayed them
selves under this banner in opposition to
G reeley. They are under control of their
p:v.--i'n- and prejudices, else would never
commit the blunder of being so undem
ocratic as to oppose a majority of the
party. The South does not want such a
platform. Her people are willing to
throw the mantle of charitv over the
past, and only want to be freed fron
the weight of Radicalism, and by their
themselves for all the losses of the war.
And her soldiers are too gallant, too
high-spirited, too noble to seek for
a money reward of their patriotism
ami devotion at the hands of those who
defeated them. As for the flag, we
made it. &ix of the thirteen colonies
were Southern, and Southern men led
in the Congress wherein the " stars and
sin i " were adopted, and Southern valor
upheld that flag in many a bloody field;
and it was long debated and never given
up by many of our people that in the
war of 1861-6." the South should have
fought under the banner that a Southern
poet immortalized in what itself has
come to be the national an them. We re
pudiate this platform of the malcon
leuts. The Southern people ' mean
business" in their support of Greeley.
ith them it is a sensible, matters
fact, doUar-and-cent movement, invol
ing relief from carpetbaggers, the em
ployment of our best local talent, and a
representation in Congress and in all
the affairs and places of the Republic
commensurate wijh our intelligence,
our thrift, our industry') and our
as States and people.
not yet de
should not
triumph is
would be Gree
ley's political death, lie saw and con-fc-aea
the fact when he said it should
support him "as a Democratic party."
He is the direst foe of Horace Greeley,
Identity, integrity and compact organi
zation of the Democratic party and they
who are friends of Grant and would
serve him most effectually neexl onay
make war on tin- Democratic organiza
tion as supiiorti rs of (ireeley in order to
overthrow Greeley. This hostility to
D naocrmcy by tweley's supposed
friftids is practical a lhosiou to Grant
and only an iudirec! way of supporting
the gift-taker.
FallET AXD I 4MEBOI.
J- omey, who has just ieturn?d to his
uoine m mnaaicipiua rrom a tripinrmiirn
Texas with Colonel Tom deott and other
r.ulmaxi magnates, ami who expresses
himself full f admiration for the South
ern people and uieir leaders, is mvoiveu
in .mother war with Simou Cameron.
a: whom, ami the "crowd which he
! Is, he recently threw this ringing de
fiance: ''Gentlemen of the Grand Com-
niandery. Mr. Simon Cameron and the
rest, if you can do without us this year,
why, leave off your damnable faces and
be-jlri." Now. this Cameron is a reek-
in ir corruptionist of the most vulnerable
type, and Forney, if he desires, can
y effect u::iiy squel. h him. He can
roduce his war steal- and subsequent
railroad plunders, principal among mem
that on which a committee of the Geor
gia Legislature has recently reported,
wherein a full rrj-asf of the leasing of
the Georgia State railroad is given.
This report, which is yet in the hands of
the printer, is said to tie very damaging.
especially to Cameron, and shows that
the most corrupt means were used by
ania Senator and his asso-
fear some sensitive fellow may bolt be
cause he don't Mm a namei can vote
for two members of the Lower House
and for one Senator. The whole county
votes at the same time for a Senatorial
Floater and for a Representative
Floater. Of course all will vote both
in the city and county for a Congress-
Mi i..v ii. are mn Wl
tions between white Mai blue
havi not anil I sjllal.leof sere
i.sir, Ali
Northern men; all are anxious ft
migration aud capital, and really
present tempting inducements.
A letter in the
Zurich, says that
four hundred slu
of Zurich, there
tendance, most
medicine. A
Indies ieionir (,
movement in fa
lias taken ve
they have
a medical
Prom Austro-Ht
genre which renr
great demand wffl
DRY 00098.
they
'r, of
of some
idles in at
tudents of
of these
where the
e education
shape, though
to estaollsli
dents at the
Of them s
REMNANTS, REMNANTS ! CAS0
MENKEN BROS.
omes Intelli-
ertain that a
made upon me
In 1640, the popular movement for
Harrison was not only evinced by a vast
preponderance of the Electoral votes,
but was shown by the enormous majori
ties that were given in several of the
States. Ohio gave twenty-three thou
sand. Kentucky jave twenty-five thou
sand, Vermont fifteen thousand, Massa
chusetts twenty thousand, and so on.
Now, in the coming election, we shall
see majnrittsj of fifty and sixty thou
sand rolled up in such States as Ken
tucky, Tennessee, Virginia and Missou
ri, and probably some still larger in the
great Northern Stales.
Moke bolting from the Radical party
is announced. A dispatch from Des
Moines, Iowa, announces that John A.
Kaason will run for Congress in that
Ifc-Mct against Frank W. Palmer, the
regular Republican candidate. Mr. Kas-
sni represented tile district in the
Thirty-eighth and Thirty-ninth Con
Congresses. He is an active politician
and a popular canvasser, and with the
assistance of the Reformers will, it is
said by those who know, defeat his competitor.
wheat crop of America for this year. In
various portions of the monarchy, the
nrosiiect of the crops has been coin-
nletelv destroyed. Hungary has !een
termed the granary of the world; the
black. fertUp soil of the Banal is no well
adapted to raising wheat that frequently
trom thirty to rorty ousneis oi cnoice
wheat have been raised to the acre. Now
this region is completely inundated with
water.
Some time it was announced that tin
is hot when affected by nitric acid of
1.42 specific gravity, as long as it is in
contact with platinum, while without
the latter metal the chemical action is
very energetic. It is now stated aha!
the same result is attained witn plati
num and cadmium when treated
with nitric acid of 1.47 specific gravi
ty. The acid acts very energet
ically upon the cadmium by itself,
but if the latter is brought in contact
with a sufficient (iimntity of platinum,
both the acid and the platinum remained
unchanged. For these experiments the
cadmium may be wrapped around with
platinum wire or platinum foil. If the
acid be reduced with water, the decom
position of the cadmium commences at
a certain point of dilution.
AHXOTJHCEMENTS.
DEWKU1T rM
UUUIT
BK9WB.
AJID
Fur Floaier.
AT lie request of many friends, I u a can
didate to represent tliee'innlies ol I :i -tsiKj
and Shelby as Floater in Hie lower honne
of tbe LeglKlntore: subject to the primary
election on tile Uuth Inst, and the Dtinocratir
" invention. I am a native Tciincsaeean. and
have resided sixteen years In Fayette noiimy.
near t lie shelny line. dr. a. . wahh.
When three million Democrats sur
render their life-long prejudiees to vote
tor a Republican, and that Republican
Horace Greeley, it is hardly decent to
ask them to surrender even their name.
Therefore the Appkal has it on the ban
ner that floats above the Appeal build
ing, " Democracy fob Grkelby a.vd
Br.nwN.''
Popular education is likely to be
come compulsory, not only in France
nut in Italy, as it is in Germany.- In j
the Italian army education is compul-
sory, and the thousands of discharged
soldiers who have returned to their na
tive villages are acting as the pioneers of !
mre. No soldier who is unable to !
and write is allowed a day's furlough.
K are authorized to announce Dr. UkAJ.
A. MATHES. of Somervllle, as a ounill-
dule for Floater to represent the counties oi
Kavette and Shelby in the lower no-use oi Hit
next fienernl Assembly, subject to the
nuirr election To be held in Shelby on the
instant, and the subsequent Democratic Flc
terUU Convention. . JyH
OFFEE FOB THIS WEEK A
LABOE LOT OF
REMNANTS
GOOD S!
INSTJRA
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF MEMPHIS, TERN.
r cti
BOARD I UK A fPRINUB-Boani, per
mouth. J at. D MILL Kit.
ARLIMrtTOM urtticr
I im brauch, sew TOM.
'I'1! nndei-ined i nl ed to inform
jlijuaj cta &Mxam .r ft r
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS, President
M. i. WICKS, lt 71ce-Preident J. T. PETTTT, M TIvPmiidfnt
WM. I. BROWNE, Swy. I J. 1L EOMONDSON. fiea'1
ELLETT & PHELAN, Attorney.
ASSETS, OVER X, 000,000.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, NO. 42 MADISON STREET.
SPECIAI. BARGAINS IX
LADIES' SUITS ! g
POLONAISES !
LADIES' UNDERWEAR !
MISSES' SUITS !
CHILDREN'S DRESSES!
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR !
LACE POINTS!
LACE SACQUES I
LACE PARASOL COVERS -
TOURIST
I'iitii
For
BARNEY COX announces hlinaelf as a can.
dial lor re-election to the office of Con
si a bleoftlnjKllrth (JlvU DJrtrict. Jyltt
For Riprmnitatlvr.
S. SOTTH OKTH is a eandate for Hie
l'i::slature lower house: auhiect t
tbe rsull ol i lie primary election. Jyt-
w.
AT the solicitation
nounce myself :
eat the people of She!
house of the next sndi
Tenneseee; subject to
ls-mneratic party at ll
the '"!! lis!. 3
J08BPH T1AKH
a eandldate for iht Lei
ilatnre of
i of the
MStion on
ASON.
colonel
i that oi
eiutes t..g.f
is proposed, to aenil the report, when
printed, into Pennsylvania, to be used
as a campaign document against Cam
eron. Forney should get hold of it.
Phi la i) elp ii i a ha-, sustained a great
In the death f la-. id Paul Brown.
one of her foremost lawyers, and her
greatest criminal advocate. He died on
the eleventh instant, In the aeventy
eighth year of his age. The Age says
of him that he i- a brilliant orator,
with fine aud brilliant jxiwers, he was
disi
As a lecturer.
matic ioet, as well as an advocate, he
enjoyed a great and deserved celebrity.
He was kind, genial and courteous' in
his disposition and inauncrs, and his
lileralhy and benevolence were without
stint. His dramatic were ,Vw;
Or, the Itomu
Tlte Prjpht't of Si. Pun, a melodrama,
and a farce called Luv mul Honor; Or,
T Geiier'fi Soldi-r. & .clarion was
performed several tiinc. uilh tie elder
Both a- the representative (rf the lead
ing character. His most Important lit
erary work was " The Forum; Or, Forty
Years Fall Practice at the Philadelphia
Bar," which was published in two vol
umes in lsoO. t bis is a mfWj lite renting
Slid valaable record of professional ex
perwnoes, and was greeted on its ap-
i ranee with a very cordial reception
m his t rofewional associates and the
Ueekal St. John B. L. tsjiLNXKB,
who died at Washington a few days
since, was a native of Washington
county, New York. He served in the
war of 1812, and during the administra
tion of President Pierce was made First
Assistant Postmaater-General, a posi
tion which he retained under Presi
dents Buchanan, Lincoln and Johnson.
JOHN OVBRTOX, Ja.. Is a andldate to rep
resent isheiby county in the lower houae
of the Legislature ; subject to the action of
the primary meeting, of July 2Wh. JylO
JAMHK M. HAHBIB is a candidate to repre
sent SJheiby county In tiie lower house of
the Legislature; subject to the action of use
primary iim nnif. oi July Jot ti. jyS
MB. JAY 1 a candidate for the lower
branch of the General Assembly of
Tennessee; subject to the result of the pri
mary ejection of the JWUi Inst. JyN
131 compliance with the wishes of my
friends, I announce myself a canuidute
lor a seat in the lower house of the next Gen
eral Assembly, i respectfully solicit the suf
frage of the Democratic voters of Sihelby
county at the primary election on the jjitx oi
July, is72, assuring them that, whether if OM
iSfATKDor sur. 1 will work to the best of my
ability for the success of the ml re ticket.
Jy7 A. B. HAYNKB.
CONTINUED REDriTION SALE OF
DRESS GOODS, IROX GRMADNES,
if roc ii: (wRjGxadjOTjGS,
PIQIES ANJ WHITE (sOODS.
261 aud 363 Main Street, eorcier of
Court.
IRON WORKS.
CHICKASAW IRON WORKS,
HANDLE & HEATH,
98, 100, 102, 104 and 106 Second Street,
AJ" 31 W I BCH TtfEKM MTHKBT,
rjKit MEMPHIS, TElVlSr jESSjEJE:.
Manufacturers of Machin r .-. itcam Engines. Haw
Pnlleys, Hangers, iloxes, etc., and alto inaiiu
menu and the public that hln liosn Till
mmm am we ixh any oi Jnns for the
The general i i-sil salUfir.lnri of
aw Mi
iior that
rhi-rrfore
make th
iavor m
fous .-iattofs last ywar lead ma to
I Hhall he patronltedagai nT,r Th em!
H lp. nave -, j ,
make t besotoarn at
with -hwip vi.it yas . . ia. to
J?L."S" P-aUo to too
2. C uuw, rouneenm
Fifth avenue, 3w York.
I. HTINE,
YALHERMOSO s
Xorgan County, North
'helavt atif yean, :i .,M t-je'n
last raw roars, m now uornuro o all snek as
We hava in
dence to too cares that have been etfeeted In
RhcttnWlasa. Neqraigla. Asthma and many
- --'l n
uiai, uum wiu Doiraoyr circulated,,
wardod to any one making Uieir
we win -ry uj ren
-uonlleil with Que bast, too a
abundance and
manile. .nd the location iMoithy
Wo wtU take pMHwnre in anaw
an oi inquiry regarding the I
lumtw, via imuor,
ay" J. R. PAY-fTEB PN.
SWEET
raerly
indnla. Thee.- Springs, ho to-ay awa
Mr known for tHolr valoikMo TONIC oad
itBAiivB rrjvi krh both
RALYBKATK BPBLNUS - iFor-
Bed Sweet), Ailoghacy county.
AL-
ren and
te -tights
AO RlCULTTrtAI Cotton Presses, CJIn Gsorins, Pinions,
HOUSETWOBK-i olunms, Linte;-, mib, Uratin
All kinds of steamboat. Railroad and aaaoral repair
and iron castings, anU all kiteln of wmnght I
eutilalors,
irk so:
Weights, etc
Order for liraj.
Cash paid
mylO
I3TST7RAITCJ3.
"Mound City" Mutual
remwithe-rtaoat fortaotoW
Csapeakeld'0u h!o'ri?irTjodo AtSd-aay
COUNTY ELECTION.
The Bolivar Bulletin, like moat other
papers of Western Tennessee, insists
that to this district the Conirressman for
th Kta. at lr m.t b. l?l'lTORS APPEAL:-You will please- an
- - w wMwrotu. jj nounce iny name as a cat
Tlie BuiUtin, like its contemporaries of I "-nt h-y .unty in the low
i next (ieneral Assembly of ti
uie tt est, earueHuy aovoeaiew me nom
ination of B. J. Lea.
Mh. ArorsTCS Scheli, Ib chosen to
the Chairmanship of the National Dem
ocratic Committee. Iu vigor, intelli
gence, high personal character and busi-
rMrjoc, a tragedy in IBMaf n' reputation he is eminently fitted
tor the posL
( I SKI AXa IIWB AMI WHIELEB.
Mr. A. J. Wheeler was the ririncipal
tleputy or office-manager, we believe,
for Mr. Curry when this gentleman wa
Sheriff. Mr. Curry had known Mr.
Wheeler durimt the war, in Memphis,
and the Radical SherirT was verj- fortu
nate in assigning such a position to such
a gentleman. Mr. W heeler properly ad
heres to those who have served bub, and
writes to correct a statemtnt to the
effect that Mr. Curry was the t'oionel of
a negro regiment. We douitt exceed
ingly the wiadom of this denial, com
ing from Mr. Onrry'a friend. If
Mr. Curry had heen such a Colonel as
we were told, kies he think the fact
shameful or detrimental to his rep ta
tkm? Doesn't Barbour Lewis inv ia
l.ly urge the colored people to gv for
t urn ' Will they do this when Curry's
ex-Deputy or chief clerk rushes into tbe
. -papers to deary thai at) a foul asper
sion upon Curry's fair tame? Messrs.
Shaw and Kennedy may make this iu
ijUirv, addressed to their oeiored fallow- j
citizens, ana auouid be answered. Mr.
Wheeler should not have corrected tbe
error. With saue, honest white meu
it siruifiea nothing whether Curry com
iiiaaded a negro or white company. Ii
is enough to know that if be become
Shads; Mcuiphi- must at once be sev
er from the rest of the county before
Curry reorganizes the County Court.
Tbea Ha conve ntion will constitute
ith its records, auother ttoct emtljf.-
nianm. Make
Mr.
if the
nosi ..K M il VIM.
Colonel Faulkner, I 'resident
Mississippi City and Memphis Narrow
gauge road, as at tbe Peabody yester
day. He has the whole of the iron re
quired for his road; seven and a half
miles of the track have been finished ;
the whole will be completed within tbe
month, and then he intends to celebrate
an event which secures him enough
road to Mississippi City, on the Gulf
coast. He has two locomotives one of
four, the othe other of six driving
wheels. He has live passenger, and
twenty or more of freight-cars, of ali
descriptions, and one poatoftice car.
When the road is evmfB
will be invited logo over
the narrow-gauge. It is not a Httie
gratifying to know that the first edito
rial article ever published in an Ameri
can newspaper insisting that the Festi
uiog railway was as well adapted to the
iie.s-.-it;.- Ol th - arsciy-pop.diited
South as to mountainous regions of
Kui..e, appeared in the Appeal. It
was this thai suggested to Colonel
Kauiknei a way oi ew-.iv- for Ins people
from evils of perfect isolation.
The Philadelphia Proas calls the Dem
ocratic candidate for President "the In
dependent Editor, the Educator of his
Countrymen, and the Pioneer in the
cause of Liberty." And yet the Prent is
;ir Grant.
Ftsk is dead, 8tokes is in jail, Murphy
is driven from office, so is Buttertield,
Jay Gould is ejected from the Erie rail
road, and public justice now takes cog
nizance of their associate, General U. 8.
tirant.
Governor Hadlbv says lie does "not
if luxe Greeley qualified for the Pres
idency." We have tried Grant and
know he is not qualified for the office,
and that's what's the matter.
nounce my name as a candidate to repre-
jranch f th.
4tate of Ten-
nese; Hupjecl to the prlraury eleeiion of ihe
ailli inst. J. W. ELl'BIDE.
1HEBEBY announce myself a candidate
for Representative from Shelby county,
outside the city, subject to the action of tbe
primary meet l ng on the aith Inst.
Jy7 H. D. GREER.
WE are authorized to announce Simon W.
Ore.cu iu a candidate for a soat in tin
lower branch of the next lienernl Aembly of
the ltate of Tennessee, from Shelby county,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
party at the primary election on the Jnn lu
atani. Jy5
candidate to represent
in the Lower House of
K.OAMMO.N is
sjhelhv i.'ouiity
Ifuihiature. siibiect to the result of the
primary elections to be held the 2Hth of July
in stoat. Jyg
For
n B. SOMLRVELL, of Tipton, Is a candl-
IV. dale lor tonKretnln tins Uisuipt ; sub
jeel to the action of the Democrat! Ul:
eonvention.
strit
rIX) toe voters of tile Ninth Congressional
JL District: I announce myself a can.lidAe
lor i ougreas in the Ninth Coneresilonal Dis
trict ; subject to the action of the Democratic
uonvention. J. J. Dt BOSK.
K are aulhoriEcd to announce A. T.
LACLV. Kso.. an ll candidate for Con-
itress; subject to the HCliou of Democratic
w
Congrewioaal convention.
r
Cl'KRENT NEWS.
the lead of every other
: . - . wl, .
0 the Voters of the Ninth ConaressiouHl
District Since tlie action of tne Demo
cratic KxecutlveCoinmltteeol sliclbv ( (nml
designatinit, as a mode of nominating a candi
date for Congress, a primary election, to be
held on the ailli July, I have received so many
renewed expressions of the public desire that
I should announce myself a candidate, that I
mi no longer refuse. I announce myself,
therefore, as a candidate for Congress, subject
to the decision of the District Convention.
Having been uppointed a delegate o tne Bal
timore Conreuuou, I led It my duty to atteud,
and therefore it will not be in mv power to be
here 'wtween this and the election on the 2mh.
My interests, therefore, must tie confided en
tirely to the hands of those friends who desire
my nomination. D. K BfcBAE.
rpO the Voters of the Ninth Congressional
X District of Tennessee 1 announce myseif
candidate tor Congress, at the
November sext. subject to a con' en Hon of
the Democratic party. I solicit your suffrage
at the primary elections, and the support of
your delegates in convention. Resseclfullv.
Jja . T. H. LOGWOOD.
1HKRFBY announce raysel! a candidate for
Congress in the Ninth t ongresi tonal DIs-
' Lrict. subject
convention.
the actloii
W. L,
F. LOoNKY is a candidate lor
subject to the decision of the
c Convention. apis
TlIK sTAKTLINfi K!.i'-
J ury on Mr. Mclaii's
j and the interview betw
APPKAL reporter, creu
meut. AU are auxioaw
j ture of I hots voucher
is eu titled to a credit
, and four thousand dolla
the figures. The peoph
, facts. Mere assertion-
this will not
the
Foe Stale Senator.
SENATOR TWENTY -TH : RD DIS
TRICT.-VHAKLKS LYNN is a caudl-
Senator Twentyathlnl Uiiincl: sub
ject to tne result oi tne pn
ER Si
TR1C
for S
Jeot to
WE art
authorised
epresent Shelby. Fayette and Tlptou
aunouace Juda
ALVIN JONES, of Fayette, a cancli-
thc State benate; subject u. Lhe
AM a
next
the public
him Sheriff, aud if Grand Jury have
Wheeler were his chief elerk, he
still eomueiisate Barbour Lewis
for all services now being renilered, and
tor which Colonel Curry is in
debted to this eloquent uncom
pressed bale of filthiest Radicalism
Curry as Sheriff, even with Mr. Wheeler
as his chief clerk, or deputy position
which Mr. Wheeler is too good a citi.eii
to seek woukl not only ooutrol each
subsequent election in this county, fat
with tbe powet of ribelby county in his
clutches, make and unmake Cougresa
ueu. There are men now toiling for
itrry simply that he may lift them into
gress. We write the above because
'M-igbbor suggests the propriety of
noticing Mr. Wheeler's card it had
Vieeu our purpose, because we esteem
and those whose conduct '
would aci uuuiae. If the i
committed any error,
uo iujiisUoe, but will
they wish to d
take pleasure in giving credit by every
dollar Mr. Mebean is entitled to. 8nt4i
men are not capable of doing a wilful
wrong. Mr. McLean s published card
states that the books will he thoroughly
examined at once, and that lie will
make a publication at the earliest possi
ble moment. Such a full statement
from this source just now is eminently
desirable The anxiety to know who
has wilfully And criminally plundered
tbe public, and bow much Las been ap
propriated, grows iu intensity. Yester
day the excitement was deep and wide
spread throughout theesty.
-
Idaho takes
American locality in the multitude of
its beavers, and will come into the Union
as the Beaver State.
Tlie Chinese in California cram the
stomachs of the fish they sell with old
iron, so as to make them weigh well.
The H .-a then Chinee over again.
The German poet who describes the
hfht between an alligator and a man,
under a ualm tree, on the shore at I,k.
d Memphis Erie, America, had a wonderful imagi-
to Kipley on nation.
The coffee planters of Brazil expect to
realize ton million dollars profits ost of
the tariff legislation of the last Congress.
They must have been well represented
in the lobby.
The financial editor of the New York
Herald to a joker. He says that the
celebrated trotter "Goldsmith Maid "
was fought with the gold Smith made
on Black Friday
Al Lock Haven, l'eunsyl vauia, a man
has been discovered whose name is God
dam. The Grantites will mention his
name very frequently from this time
till after the election iu November.
Tbe Uavaunab K'pulUican has a Flor
ida correspondent who writes " that the
ludiiUis iu the Everglades refuse to free
their slaves, and swear that Sheridan
wUl have to ' ride the tail off everv
horse in the army before they give up a j rY
single nigger.'"
During the present year England paid ' ruquaiui uv inenus m sneiby an
twenty million three hundred and fortv- rV,u'M.1,t,ee ;"'.f, 'd.ld-t r
mile, thousand five hundred aud twenty
dollars to Russia for wheat, and only
seven million seven hundred aud eighty
one thousand five hundred aud fifty-one
dollars to the United States.
Not a few people there are who fancy
that Macready is dead. The death of
the great actor was reported, and his
oi, unary was written, a lew years ago;
but, in fact, he still lives, aud is said to :
be hale and hearty. His age is seventy-
nine, and his residence Cheltenham.
juiguuvi.
A man connected with tbe St. Louis
Jottrtuil of Commerce wormed himself
into the confidence of a Bank President,
and paused a forged draft, upon which
be realized two thousand two hundred
aud sixty dollars, but has since come to
grief, and will probably take lodgings in
tne penitentiary
of tho proiKisc"
DUFF
bowing that he
"s. Let us have
must know the
in matters like
It is due
suit of the primary elections
HEREBY announce mys
to leoreseia Shelby countv
of the .next Legislature, snbj
natlug election, Saturday, Jul'
Julys, 187. j
ile ol Shelby, Fayette a
ve to the action ot
'onventlon of Tipton Conn
Uiis district In the uext
subjeot to the action oi tbe t
vention. PKYTT
Stale Senate In the
My. subject, to the re-
CUlltb
loml-
ELECTION NOTICE.
ON THCKSDAY, THE lsr DAY OF AU
guitue.xt dl being the first Thursday of
August, 1872,) I will open and hold an election
it .11 the voting places established by law iu
the countv ol Shelby io elect a Sheriff for
Shelhv county; a Chancellor for the Second
Chancery t onrt of Shelby county: a county
rniMee;'a Tax -Collector, and n Tax Collector
on Frivileges for Shelby county, two Consta
oles for the Hill Civil District, and one Con
stable for each of the other Civil Districts in
Shelby county. Also, for hue of '.lie Judges
of the Supreme Court of the .State of T. nnes
seo, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the res-
ignatiou ol lion. i. a. it. .veison. Also, lor
-chool Commissioners where icancies exist.
The loilowlng Judi:- have ueen appoinleil
y lhe County Court of Shelby county, and I
reby appoint tlie following Commissioners
aud t .eras to c.old sai.i election in tneir re-
-.peotive districtsand voting plac.
Poll rolls will oe furnished by mc at the
County Courtroom on the day preceding the
election.
First District ftt (:nimi Academy.
Judges J, D. Stewart, .1. W. .regg, H. H.
Drown; Commissioner, W. W. lucka-ou;
Clerks, Jesse Miller and Ii. M. Thomas.
Heoond District.
Judges Cham. Jones, J. A. I egon and A. D.
Hunter; Commissioner, W. 11. i oi k ; Clerks,
8. P. Logan and J. A. Corliet.
Third District Roiton s Store.
JudgesIt. F. Duncan, W. W. Donglierty. T.
L. Mcuhee; Commissioner, W. T. (iolbsby;
Clerks, James P. Brown anil R. tioldsby.
Fourth District Ohl rnion Church.
Jndge-T. L. (Jlles, J. 1!. Hincs, and E. Irby
i 'onim issloner, it. Uay; Clerks, J. M. Frame !
and Holier! augtian.
Fifth District Uta Springs.
r Judges W. H. Ike, B. B. Barnes and W. B.
NVuidran; Commissioner, tieorge Mellersh;
Clerks, Ike Rosser and V. Lonsdale.
Sirth District Rtileigh.
Judges W. 11. Monciiet, H. B. W'ilUford and
J, W. King; Commissioner, W. F. Price;
'lerks, W F. Allen and John Samuels.
ofcrciKA DlstriH-BartlctU
JudgetE. W. Caldwell, i :. A. Rose and W.
( inllaway ; Commissioner, B. S.Taylor; lerks,
Daniel Shelby and C. W. Priddy.
Eighth District Wythe DejMt.
Judces-S. D. Avdlett. R. I! Hays and J. L.
Cody; Commissioner, J. W. Herring; Clerks,
) . r. Atariey and Ivcnnett oarrett.
Eighth District Log Union.
Judges C. B. English, J. B. Home and John
K. .irtrting: Commissioner, H.T. Bragg : Clerks.
S. L. Herring and J. IL Ala! -ens,
Xinth District- -FislierrWc.
Jges M. L. Williams, J. F Oranberry and
D. A. Harrell : Coniuiissionei , A. J. Fletcher;
Clerks, D. V. Leake and H. Field.
Xinth District -at L'ckUn'x.
Judges Robert ICcklin, W. Ii. Alien and J
W. Allen; Commissioner, . L. Maxwell
clerks, W. G. Allen and J. A. Cole.
7n(i District Fori; it Hill.
Judges W. T. Bet Its W. M. Perkins anil K1
siee; Commisslouer. JI. Scott; clerks, It. J
' ash and L. H. Perkins.
7V-nA District ColticrriUe.
Judges J. M. I'lemnung. S. I'. Mangum and
W. Hill; Commissioner, ii. W. Reed; Clerks,
J. W. Koen and w. . isiggs.
Eleventh District (t:nuunlowii.
Judges W. H. Myrick, a. C. (iarviu and J.
C. Callls; ( omiulssioner, c A. Khoailes;
Clerks, W. Carter aud A. i . Coruellus
Tutlth District Oakiiltc.
Judffio Dovel Plerson, X. F. Lamesler and
aud W. H. Nelson; Commissioner, R. H. Pear
son: Clerks, J. reran and n. a, Klain.
Twelfth District At Runtiin's.
Judges. W. A. Dun lap, C. C. White, A. !.w-ci-s:
commissioner, W. D. Cannon; Clerks'-'.
A. Cboute, J. -Means
Thirteenth District A uoU's.
Judges W. H. Hot-gel, B. II. Anderson. W.
A. Raines; ' ouinie-Monct ', r. i . tcitit;nsoii
Clerks R- T. Pollard, Chas. smillu
Fourteenth and l illnnth li Incls.
Appointments made iu the City Wards.
Sirtecnth District Albert piki Masonic Ixlgi
.In, lire- Dr N. C. Perkins J. t.rahain. .1
Mason: Commissioner. C. L. Brooks: Clerks,
J. C. Mill, A. J. wrooBs.
Seventeenth District McCounelTi Chmreh
Judges T. 1. Massey, A. C. Roaik, s. A.
Atin"; Commissioner R. R. Stone; Clerk-, !. K.
croso auu :iumiiviww.,
CITY ' HETIPHI!.
First WanlXnyiuehouse Main Street.
Judges J. Ii. Edmondson, John Cunning
ham, Tatrick Kearn: Commissioner, Jani.-s
Newsom; Clerks, E. H. Francis Michael
IFNell.
Second WardEnginehouse, Poplar Street.
Judges W. Chase, J. Cameron, M. E. Coch
ran; Commissiouer, Peter Towusend: ' lerks.
K. s. .io, i nomas jsciveou.
fTiird HVrrd Engine houss. Corner a Adams
STATE FAIR.
THE TENNESSEE
STATE FAIR.
INSURANCE COMPANY
Of St- Louis.
V. it. BRITIO.,
JOHN M. HAKMEY
S. W. LOMAX
." ice-President ) C. t.
Secretary l N. J.
N
..General Agent
Attorney
Policio Issued
oil Desirable Flans
chabos-B per day and MB per month.
Joi J. T. WILSON, -superintendent.
A Tirfinis Moutua letntt.
THB M-TSSIEIT
WHITE StlPHUS SPRIHOS.
JtojrrtrOJtERT vovxzr, va.
rpms deJlahtfnl summer retreat will be
A. opened for ihe r iiuitas QS Tit tors oa
JUNE 1st, 172.
It is situs. ci in the -r-r hapt ,f , 1,a A T
LKWHAJfY MOUNTAINS. only sm mm a
haif miles from the Atlantic. Ulnlaiw and
Ohio Rallrtnd. vud is accessible bar meaaaofa
horse-car railway from BIG TUNNEL DE
P T. . nde of ten mlnuua.
it IN WltiunONE illtCRSA Hnnrf
other watering-place and small towns.
several springs ttMiipnur, Chalybeswe
i-imesLouej su.uu unrivauvs for
virtue.
An exnerleneed I 'iWwin. I ttwt.
have been seen red, and many Improvements
Its
, acat a
r SSI ... a : ssav
siiop'.'ih -, iouse!di Saw
aileys, beautiful Croquet Gr
are added to Ibm natural i
venieeesof the place.
Excursion tickets from Memphis to
gomery White, via Memphis ami ill
limaa mini June it, sa 75.
Terms only $40 per month.
For further partlcnlars address
my i sort THOMAS WILSON. Prop'r.
CRAB ORCHARD SPRL8,
KBSTVCHT.
IT'ITI-,!. aceommouatloMs .-!ilar-.i i
M.M proveu.
RENEWABLE TERM INSURANCE
Terms Board, Jlti per week to July 1st.
u per week lor July and Aug.
Children and
With the abil
m
servants, alf-price.
Ity and determination to
rings second to no
CASH I'K:fIl MS,
WILL BE UlSTBIBVTEII ..MONO
35,000 TICKET -HOLDERS
At the Stale Fair Grounds at
NASHVILLE, OCTOBER 4.
Tickets, $8.
THK Hoard of Manaffein ol tbe Siat Fair
tak plfa-surt) in commend In k ini iil-urai
:ur;ins;tnie!i tocn.'zens i;tnrraily wirougmmt
tiie Htate.
ht Awards will be made as
follows :
1 Flrnt (irand Cajh PremiTojn. SlSOWi
i -c"im -jrniiu i ;wi jrrenu tira ...
1 CaMi Premium , ,. ,-,
1 1 L-ii Premium ,
I Caeh Premium
1 Cash i'u-Miinm .....
L fit Premium
I ('ah Premium .aM
I i Cash Pr'iiiiumH.fMMreach, Is
:it Cash Iremiums, ') wic h , i
oi) Cuti Premiums, 020 each. Is
. Cash Peminius. $10 each, t.M.
".t.-ii Premiums. Sotach.ln ....
Fxr information and circtdars apply to
Branch. Office, 39 Madison St., Memnhis.
To good Agents the most desirable territory and terms will be glv -n.
HOTELS.
FRANKLIN
mm
1
200
lJMO
1,500
100
,VCi Premium.s, amounting to Wo,UOO
This enterprise being legal, the awards are
lwin he done open i y, hon--,
at the Fair Grounds, on
sure to be mad
on. oly and
rtie ith Octc
HOUSE
Mini ai -a1TMV
TENN.
tronageot "outh
Iik ation .-.is hours run from LuuisviIIomi
the Knox , i lie Branch of L. and N. It. ll.
Correspondence is invited with thine cn-
I gaged in educational pursuits, with a view of
i-sahllihliai a Jraasaie H-niaiy at tksss
; Springs.
i.enerai mis. u. Tayior Is In charge of tbe
otnoe, and will exert hlmsslf to a-ar tte
.-ouifort and welfare of iror guests.
SHBLBY iX Tiii HIKU Proprietcra,
Jng Shelby Cliy. Boyle county , Ky .
WHITE SULPHUR SPRIJrOS,
Greeabrier Coanty, West 71r?;laia,
LTKBAT1VK W.vTEIlS
lie imtrouage. u-e now
above tide-water.
Jir
; entire relief
! Capacity lorPjo
' ClAMIS per .lay and 480 per month ot JO
1 days. GJ. L. PETTOW CO,
" Proprietor.
HOTEL.
THIS HOTEL HAS BKED ELEGANTLY RKFITTKD AftD ENTIKELT BFPURSISHED,
and is now one of the riuest Suiuuier ItestntH in t he state. Good attendance is warranted.
It in Convenient to the Celebrated Springs.
Uie waters of whioii are of world-wide reputation.
BOARD PER MOIffTH, 40 OO.
SV For further information apply to Appeal. T. W. HDLAHUttt, Frwprlelor.
THE NEW WAfifiEN HOUSE
McMinnville, Tens..
SIS large and commodious Hotel, contain
ing rirty two rooms, has juat bat, ssaa-
, aim is now oeing newiy ana eiecantiv
iiixl. It will be readr for the nStfbin
of visitors by the 20th of June.
Using located in lhe "Mountain District "
of Tennessee (by many called the - Switaer-
'anu m merica , i is atl vantages
1872 ! SUMMER TRADE 1872
HILL, TERRY & MITCHELL.
vV holfSil o Dealers
rounding scenery is beautiful, the air pure
and bracing; the fare will be excellent, and
sulphur water of the finest medicinal charac
ter will besuppiieu tresh every morning.
To those having larailies, it may not be im
proper ro stale that McMinnville contains
good schools and churches; and the teacher
of Music, Drawing and Painting resides in the
uo'.ei.
railway to all parts
Eeinu ease of iceess hv rn.
of theisountry; iiaving dailtcomruunlcatton
wim ail tne world by mail .mil t
'leing epl -siu.
pnvat
ways
ges A. D. OilisoD. M. D. L. Stewart, J.
rbour; Commisslonei rs. '. Atlee; Clerks
V THE . la re
sponse to the call of many loading citlseus
the State, I hereby announce myself as a '
-iiiuoiaate lor j wage of tike supreme couri.
made vacant by thsrewj. : Hon. T. :
next.
Morrlstown, Tmaessee.
npO j
1 spouse ssioa of a popular de-
wsJppPnd innuential to
conSM my action in the matter, 1 hereby an
aouuee mjrsell a candidate for lie office ol
luugsof the Supreme Court, mailt vacant by
the resignation of Bon. T. A, K. No.son. Klec-
in August next.
March 11. iwa.
J. B. COOK.
ml, 12
1 K.AKVLY M,VTIiES is the Democratic
usi isi which uie c-liv or ros- : on Prlvilegae. 1S
ton was the 'itrfeutlnut, which has been -- ;
on the court records for upward ot a Tm otaaty Ta i 1 Meal si
jiiairer oi a ctutury, aim ou which tuore fi EOBGK R. POWELL i the liemocratic
tnati one hundred thousand dollars have JT nominee for lax-Coliector for sholby
gates to the eoDVeation wffl no soon
Mr. Wheeler so highJ, not to refer to) hioh th
it; but fearing that the APPEAL ought
be . lee i uv. i capable of lining him or Curry
an intoDtiouaJ v. 10144. this apology for
an unfounded allegation is freely tendered.
forget the warm and gt
The city waslgaiUint
lerous hospitality
Hi
the week, and j
1 which could
the citi7-?ns uf Tiuiii
in holiday dress dt
nothing was left it
contribute to the comfort and pleasure of
it guests. The festival of the reeoncili
atkrn of the Jionh aad s-sjth could have
found no more autirouriaL- ik
WILLIAM P. DAY la a candidate for Coun
ty Trustee. Having flUed tbe office of
Trustee for many years, I would announce to i
: my old friends tin.: I am again a candidate for
the same position. My previous fidelity In ;
office will be my guarantee in future. Jy2
baeti exiendei 111 counsel fees alone was gu
The New York Tribtm says the dele- ! the otbT aeUfed. by each of the par- I mti nml b.mcery our..
nee suuirir Uie OlUer mUI'lCI. P. WALKSR is the Democratic
Hndd I VbJe, driver of tbe Uueen of ! 9 nominee for the offlce of Judge of the
taautb Maid, ha ssah. moama coes-wiry os-uv ju
challenge, offering to trot his
:11111st either Dex
ter or Joe Elliott. Mr. Bonner, the
owner of the feat two horses, will not
accept the challenge, as he has deter
mined aot to place any of his horses on
the public track hereafter.
The following; pathetic note was
picked up on a Datihury. Connecticut,
street: "Dear Jane 1 nope you ain't
mad because 1 did'ntUft at you when
you lafft at me last evening at the post
office. 1 ain't prowd, dear Jane, but 1
ti ne gut a bile under my arm, and 1
r as 1 usi to as heaven ts my
.aii.--.mri.is.wili tell a isuufullv different n... e ; 1 . -tuuge. lours amy, tteury."
' .v? " "u w,ujr 01 A writer from Louisiana says : -What
1 !nuan uazettt. impresses me, among other things, in '
Judi
i. Burl
J. A. J. Smith and C. C. Curtis.
Fourth Ward Madison Street lew Secotul.
Judges K. J. B. L. M'ynn, X. Hill, J. Buch
inan ; 1 'ouinilssioiier, I. f . Carl w right : Clerks,
W. W . Gilbert, .1 nines Martin.
Fi,lth Ward County Court Building.
Judge-e-N. J. Wiggin. W. H. Kader, W. P.
Martin; Commlavioiier, W. W. toleman:
Clerks, Uarney Coleman, John Crouau.
Sixth WardRnioks's Stable.
Judges-J. M. Hewi tt, J. AV. SmHh, N. AV.
Muller; Commissioner. J. Halstead; clerks,
J. G. simith, J. C. ilaseletL
Ssventh WardEnginelumin DcSoto Street.
Judues H. n. Dent, A. I. White, Patrick
TwohvSj CoininlKsiomi., T. U. Normenl;
Clerlfs, U. l. Midgett, W. S. llrown.
Eighth Ward' Poplar Street Market House.
Judges-si. L. H. Taylor, V. B. Lucas, J.imes
Dolau, Commissioner, F. J.Sannoner; Clerks,
F. '. Holt, iv.ipji. Isvy.
Xtnth Ward Corner 0 Fou&h and Auction
Judges A. C. Uettls, Jacob Bmst, L. D.
Grant ; Jommlaioner, J. 1). Danbury : Clerks,
W. 2. Mitchell, Frank Hainer.
Ward Missis. ippi House.
Judges- J. H. Kmitb, A. H. Morrill, J. L.
Hharpe; Commissioner, Tlionim Fleming;
ttlerks, F. X. Mulhaupt, James Itounds.
Commissioners will please make prompt
returns to me at the ountv Court Booms.
and mechanical In
w Mien of Nashville are en
be used in improving the
to develop the agricultural
crests of the state.
IN"! H. williAms,
HIHaM VAUGHN,
THUS. ' 'HA DWELL,
Board of Managers.
For further information, apply to
General Tic
BOBY,
iar street.
AGENTS KOB MEMPHIS-
JOE XiOCKS,
News Dealer, 2Hf- Main street.
B. FRANK MOORE,
C-orne-, Madisou :jud Kroal streets.
ALT. ATT LINE.
ALLAN LINE
TO AM) ; FKOM
LIVERPOOL, BALTIMORE
AUD
NORFOXiK.
One of the steamers of this fit st-class line
will bo dispatched as follows: . -
From L'pooL From Baltimore
NK-TORIAN July Hi
ASPIAN .Inly Is August 7
i'EBl VlAN...AugnM 16 Sept'r i
A id every 14 days thereafter, and often er
Passengers t'orwaided to and from all the
principal places in England, lreland,Hcotlaud,
France, Uerinany, Norway. Sweden and Den-
tniu k, trom or to any part in the Southern and
WiT.lern states. The cheaiiesi and liest route
to Southern and Western state. For passage
or further Information apply to
DOXOHO A KI'LKLEY,
General Southwestern Agents,
.-; aa
BOOTS, SHOES fc HATS
No. 329 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS,
Hare just received Larare Additions to their Stock, which is now
complete, and soitabie for the season. We solicit the trade ot
HERCHA7TTS ON !.Y. Goods on orders f-uaranteed to suit.
1, healthful
-am
any hotel in the
transient guests will al
v Warren House" a most
and attractive summer
.'ionic
Terms per month
Terms per week
Terms per day
ti. H. MAriON.
tt
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ons. Carriages and Hacks on the 1
able terms. Also, a daily Stan line from Mc-
Minn.iiie to iieersiieha ror the
Uou of travelers, which will
tion with the railroad. CarefnJ
UNION FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
CUBBINS &; GUNN,
Nos. 160 and 174 Adams Street, Memphis, Tennessee,
Mauufaoturors of IWI-ao t j-rtiex'y ,
Steam Engines, Haw Mills, Grist Mills, Shafting, Couplings, Pulleys, Hangers, Boxes, eta
and trusty
dclea, when
let i HIN.
COTTON GIN.
NOTICES.
AGBICUL'
Cotton Presaas, Cotton 1
Segments, Gudge
1 uinns. Columns, Lintels, Sills, Gratings and Venti-
I -.., -
AU klawiH ol Mtea-ausmt Work
Orders for Brass and Iron Castings and all kinds of Wrought-!
HOI HK WORK.
Sills, lira
ators, etc.
promptly.
n Work solicited.
i V L. JL. ETT
STEEL BRUSH COTTON SIN
V The 1 nail ties of this Gin are equat, if
not mmmtm to that of any .in now manu
factured, producing a sample of cotton that
wul command fro.u V- iu lc per pound mora
In our market than cotton ginned upon any
other Gin. It run- tight an
Price, SS per saw. For sale by
j il 4MtiX.I.
WATERING PLACE.
UTHEENMADE
BatrrM
THE METALLIC BAL1X0
8500
Xj&'U.Celox'cLAXo County, iLlalo5ma..
til is r-i:ltatd W :.tcrijifc l.-.c
it from the same
tn lem time tiiau
break tiie roll uor
struct loll a till DOt
a by
Steam Kmime ami
, made by Talbott a Sons, Richmond, Virginia,
for sale. These engines, with the I el lit im-
i Ol Ml'
CAi-
thlf
Union street, Memphis, T
June HHh, PCS.
lrd interest In
will be forced
1, as well as hy i
ing with ties
Appeal office,
HLMHEftf.
Jul
Lands Forfeited for Taxes Since
1865.
AM this da:
forfeited t
r itm. lncln
eeiv,. all
ipt of tbe list of land
,te for tazes since the
I am prepared to r-
. 'oininission.j
tlittv.
Ock exohaugd from all uusntrs of
Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, Tti.net- j the beautiful border capital.
see and Texas, proclaim the uutsjuall-.sl 1 .,
..vee'li'iu of lhe erotv-. Th. iu.t-.r- . .f , . . in . . . i. , .
s-" - 1 1 i i-rn. win .ieeii 1 turret up every "liw-e.
the com ill week, if we art not greall.v go. Mcp in Merklinii ..1 its vicinity I hv'
ii.isL.keu a w uteenects r ,oiracte.l and put a head on it. hi anv r"V "
A WOODWARD Is tbe Democratic nomi
A.. nee for the offloe of County Trustee at
the ensuing August election. ju2S
r HKU,
1 dent
sheiby I
by County.
June 2ft, 1ST.
Hi announce myself a an ludepen
l andldate for County Trustee of
ONE HUNDRED LOTS
FOR ATiTB.
T HAVKiust tlnlshiHl laying ir another por
Kievtion A.lgu
THO
lion of my horn
oad, just outside o
the line of the sire,
lots. All lay well, ai
lots. Would invite 1
place
on the Hernando
Ltv limits, and on
sold In Shelby county since that dale, Inelu-
. Those claiming iauus lornuie-j since
t date may redeem them on liberal terms,
per act of the recent Legislature. Those
u do not redeem within forty days from
e, will have bills Hied against them, as the
rpHK HOTEL at
X, 1 lie A aters are an
l -M-pli. Hlw ils.
Springs.
oroveineiiis
have taken the premium over all 04
have been exhibited.
thet
i.anils uromptiy tilled.
skillful ginright. Address Mem
fairs
Gins repaired By a
iphis, Teun.
a la now open lor the rsecpUon of .
hi aling power over Dropajr, Set
of the and Kiehaey-. The 1
wek, the air orating and pure, the 1
loi.les. Dancing, and all the fash
le afford the best of Country Pare.
Ploreuce. Stage Line nine miles
Board, per day, til; per week, 115;
For further Information, circulai
per month, JfiO.
3, etc., address
KLL1S at t'O.,
H. A. "IMIIM . H. .,
lalw Agent for Daniel Pratt. Talbott Sons
COTTOKiirS
PEBFECTED.
S
a
1 rui
OMETHI!
1 bB .tt
AND QUEENSWARJE.
PATTO.N A.NDERSOU,
Rev. Com. S. C.
Offloe So. 19 Circuit C ourt Building, cornel
Union and second streets. jus
lit BOIS COTTOS UlJi.
K
Lloyd, Clarke
IMPORTERS AND
& Co.,
nif-mo
lirwfii y
; speaks for itself
DU Bt
B. U.
1 tviidaw
1 and
's anil
. One will be
1 this week: ln
J. K. Du Bois.
1 with us for ten
eiptainias Us
. This is the
listory, and has
, from time to
O., Mobile, Ala.
a CO., Agents,
iu (to. a.
LW HFEOVEB UL
IN
ESULT OF FOI
perience in gin
of cotton planters a
k P. CtlKKY announces himself as an In
A . dependent candidate (or re-elecMou to
the oflta of Hberiffof Baelea. county. Klec- i
n real estal
liank. So
ivorahle ten
Jy J. M. 1'ltciV l.NL, hi Madisou street.
Jylt
INE YEARS' EX
ing. The attention
:Ursia respect ft iliy
the Du Hols (iln at
Vance and causey
it., at 4 pan. Mr. J.
.ul paj the highest
tntlty. Call at
RAlU 4 VX).S,
il and Seed Store,
und STs MaiU street.
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEESSWiRE,
821
X&iitti srtxeet 8 31.
Unrivaled for light draft, fast ginning:, cleaa-
iag of seed sad sample. Prist M 1
BKOOJLS"
COTTOK
The most convenient, substantial and popular
ins- In oaa. Price .MM, complete ;
wlttamt boa. tarn
Unr ajts Pass Uitabawtbbd.
We
are aaw nulvlnit Large fSUieli of lAHOJl PATENT -S-tklAI
I.IKII WARKH-TWr
plat m
An IU1P-II UI.AJW JAR wim Hire and Tin Tata, at TIKI LOW riMIA
TAYLOR, IftftM Ci CO.,
Wa. Ii Mo.sKoli