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have supplied its place and much more
by creation Of a family Of national
banks whose issues alone are one hum
dred millions greater than the ~eircula-
ton displaced, aud whose issues are
everywhere practically ~irredeemable, in
conference.-the and claiming to be con-
t%r0vertibie at some time or other 10 pa
per currency of still larger proportions.
which government will in some way.
and at some time redeem, and If it does
not choose instead to 90 more deeply
into the monopoly of fancy colOred pa
per. Deposits, bills Of exchange and
Checks OF individuals really possess in
collateral transactions all the functions
81 bank note currency, and in modern
times are used at least nine times more
extensively therefore, In proportion 20
the business Of the world, far less money
is-actually required than formerly that
the rapidity Of circulation of money,
or whatever %circulates as money, greatly
magnifies any currency which may be
used IN the United States that the i'm
mensity Of our paper circulation tends
to the spread Of unthrifty habits and ex-
travagance OF the part Of congress and
executive departments as well as the
people. A postponement OF time and
resumption will find our people less pre-
pared, more deeply in debt, the banks
with heavier lines of discounts, and the
credit system more expanded every
where than now. Without a wise,
and prudent adherence to the
/ ca Of early resumption, without this
cardinal idea always In front, we are in
danger, in the face Of a diminishing rev.
enue, Of no resumption at all. 4 virtual
or abrupt contraction Of the present vol
ume Of paper currency might not be adj |
visable, aud with even the present inter
est of the treasury urging the main
tenance Of an easy money market there
Is no danger OF its occurrence. But a
moderate and persistent contraction Of
the flood uLder its old embankment Is
advisable, in order to restore health and
vigOr to languishing industry, and in
order to build up our greatness az a ma
ton upon an impregnable foundation.
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In regard to the interior packing
points the impression prevails that there
will be an increase this year over the
last, but not very large. 1t is estimated
that q good deal of country bacon will
be made this year, and no feaEs Of q
want Of supplies need be entertained.
The comparative low prices this year, as
we have heretofore stated, have largely
increased the consumption, and We can
here remark that the sales in this
market have seldom been heavier than
during the past ten days-LouisriUe
Courier, 25th.
The following resolutions Of the board
of officers of the Chamber of Commerce
of Cincinnati cover their action in re-
gard to the communication of dealers
asking that records and reports OF sales
of free whisky be discontinued, whicA
we published several days agos
Resolved, That the sales of free whisky
in this and otheg markets, at a price so
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E.
MIs.l,slppI Cotton Plantation for Sale

CONTAINING GO scEss, entire section under
I fence. so In high state Of cultivation, Eoo0
frame dwelling house with rye rooms, gin
house. all uecessa y out houses, orchard, Gle,
AL in good order, pl6oty o. good water good
lsam, fodder, hay, oats CON, klllinE hogs,
.fock OF every kind usually found on a farm,
Utensils Of ali KINDS iu TACT, everything com
glets % carry on a well conducted farm for sale
A largs numb-r OF the hands nov on the place
ell remain II desired. In a good healthy loca-
ton. convenient TO church and sch ola and
very convenient 70 The rAliroao-abyut thirty
ave miles nom The city. Parties calling soon
eau make liberal and easy tsruA FOR further
informalioa Gallon JEfFRksH, ELAChW j
& co. No. 20 Main street. MemPhi Tenn.
Thig farm "a ouerei for thirty days, a. the party
now On Il viii keep everything IN good order.
ard get hands 20 work The place, and viii de
liver everything over 10 the purchaser and
1--WE iTumediate possession oeeo I'M
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much below the relative figures which
bonded whisky bears, do, In the opinion
or this board, subject the whisky to The
suspicion Of fraud on the excise law, or
OF error OF inspections, but that, instead
or b Withholding Of records OF such
sales being calculated to correct the evil
complained OF 10 this matter, In the conn
municsticn OF dealers here this day sub
mitted, the opposite is believed 10 be
true and that publicity given 70 such
transactions gives ~notoriety TO Illicit
traffic, and should Gauss greater vigil
lance on the part Of ven officers.
Resotued, That hereafter the record Of
sales Of free whisky shall discriminate
between that sold on transportation bond
add that which Is branded tax paid.
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Via Ma c. r. r., Washington, D. C., Rich
mond. Va, Columbus, Ga Augusta, Ca, DO
bile, Ala, and all stations o. n. a G. Is r., a
SPIN.
Mis-. Cen. r. +. at 6Pm.
Mobile g. Ohio K. r ate pm.
Via Miss. & Tenn. r H., New orleans, Ia.
Jackson, Miss, VicksburE, Miss, and all sta.
lions on Miss. & Tenn. X. r., at p. m.
Southern X r. at p. m.
\. o. q. N, r. r. At !. N.
Via Mem. q louisville X. r., LOuiEville, Ky
Cincinnati, Ohio, Baltimore, Nd. Philadelphia
Pa, New York. n. Y, and all eastern cities, al
3 p. m.
brownsville Tenn, q al stations on Mem.
a Ohio R.R-, at 5p. n.
Cairo, H., Chicago, III, St Louis $40, and all
western cities, at s ,. m.
Little Rock K X, and all Landings or white
River, semi-Eeesly. Tuesdsys and saturdays.
Pine Bluff, Ark, and Landings on Arkansas
River, semi-weekiy, Tussdsysand Fridays.
Miss. River nom Memphis 70 Cairo i've times
a week.
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STRUCK A WoMAN.-A white indi-
vidual named William Gillespie was
yesterday arrested charged with assault
ing, beating and throwing down stairs
Mrs. Daoer, on Jackson street, near the
bayou. A warrant was subsequently OBJ
tanned and William turned over to the
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THAT CAEE-The voting for the cane
at the Catholic fair ended last night, the
vote standing p. M. Winters, %, 702 ;
John Donovan, 20,134; making an az.
gregste Of sos 36 for the cane.
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ANOTHER ONB.-Dray No. 65 failed
yesterday TO deliver a bureau and two
sets Of harness to the proper address.
Perhaps this darkey feared the abolish
ment Of the freedmen's bureau and
wanted one of his own, and for fear it
would run away thought 1t better to have
il we'll harnsssed. Handy thing to have
in the house. eh 2
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TEST CASE Captain Dubie, of the
steamer Ruth, was fined SIS at the first
district police Office yesterday, on r
charge Of toarding passengers at the
wharf Sot e%,police doc 81 states Tn
facts Of the case, as far We have been
able to learn them, are a. follows: The
steamer was advertised to leave here on
Friday evening at five o'clock. Passen-
gers were taken on board, booked for the
trip, and took their meals on the boat as
usual. Something occurred to prevent
her departure till yesterday, when COM
plant was rnsde TO the police. Hence
the arrest and fine. This may be all
right, but it looks strange that people
should be fired for feeding their guests
gratis il they choose. An appeal wss
taken from The decision Of the commits
sioner, and the case will be made a test
nraa
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ST. PATRICK's FAIR.-The fair for the
heneftOfSt. Patrick's church, which ends
Monday night, has been q complete sue
cess, and all who visited it we're pleased,
and from al appearance every n went
away last night well satisfied. The vo-
ting on the suit Of vestnfents for the
flyorite priest and the cane for the most
popular city or county official, will be
ended Monday.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Eight Miles East Of Helena, Ark
in FUnica County, Miss.

THIs Tract CONSISTS Of Bisht Hundred Acres,
Il Five Hundre Of which are cleared. fouF
hurdued acres Of tie tract Was cultiFsaeo
during @ G year 1850 AID Is now IN a good con
dIu0n for a crop for the year 1861. The mo6to
rhis valuable plzut4Uou De- above overflow and
rs very desirable, aud u&s comfortable Cabins
excellent WAFER AID u new Steam baWmil
and GInhOuse Nules and Farming Utena 9
can be puIehE Of o. Ice place, and many
Frsedmen uOW on the place cold be induced
20 stay. should any one Of means desire 70
plant q liberal cupartDership Is offered
FOR fur.heT tufor1nauo on Apply 70 l. / BUsBE
or r. n APPERS ~ B co, Mrmphi-. Tenn.
This place viii be offered FOR Thirty Days
fan6 lrn 4. L. SHUTNELL
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COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS, January 8. 1897, 5 pm. I
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, January 8. 1897, 5 pm. /
0eneral BustueHs.
We have but little change to report in
our general markets. Holders of pro
duce are anxious ts sell, and prices ara
so firm, while buyers are hole ug off,
waiting for the new stocks, Whit viii
be thrown upon the market In a very
few days. Meats are becoming more
plentiful, and upon the arrival OF the
silver Moon, Darling and other boats
which should be in port within the
next two or three days, the supply will
be abundant. A large amount OF goods
which should be now st our landing,
was lost on the st. Cloud on Thursday
last. The cotton which has aceumu-
lated during the past week upon u
levee is being shipped rapidly.
COITON-The market was dull du-
ring the day, and sales were small re-
for the day, 1882 bales; shipments
1887 bales; receipts for the week, 10, 434
bales; shipments for the same time, S2lI
kuT.a
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BASE THIEF.-Some scOundrel not
having the fear Of God before his eyes,
nor pity for the orphans, stole a valuable
horse from the Orphan asylum, near
Fort Pickering, last night. A negro sus-
pscted Of the theft has been arrested.
These gentry are getting worse and more
fearless every day.
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COTTON THIEVES ARREsTED.-TheS I'D
thorities are coming at the thieves by
degrees. Officer Hastings, of the de-
tective force, arrested three negroes yes
terday charged with stealing cotton.
The above arrests were made separately,
and the prospect for the discovery Of n
gang at least seems very good.
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Y EsEY CARTWRIGHT, General Comms-
si0u Merchant, ceal,r 10 vines, Liquors
aud Cigars. nave moved G. I57 Main street, three
.Eoora above the Ugerton Hotel. where they
vii hs constantly receiving c-ousigDmeutA nom
RS. hands. which they VIII sell very Low FOR
.sh ~ CIV aoeeptance. Particular attention
I'D 10 Cotton aud Produce 1aB6 a.
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COTTON GONE UP.-Somo enterprlsing
thief stole 3 bale Of cotton yesterday
morning marked H, from the front Of
the store Of Davis & Baugh, No. Adams
street. The police are on his track.
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MEAN AND PETTY.-Jno. Wakely was
yesterday arrested, charged with steal
ing six dollars from a boon companion,
in a saloon on Jefferson street. Small
that
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PERsONAL.-We had the pleasure yes
terdsy Of a call from John Hodnett, Esq
one Of the publishers of that sterling
paper, the st Louis Times, who N to
our city on business connected with
his journal. We commend Mr.. HOdnett
10 u merchants and trust they will pat
rOnize him literally, for the Times Is not
only one of the best, but most earnestsup-
porters of the constitutional rights of the
south. Mr.. Hodnett was for a long time
connected with the Dubuque Herald, a
paper hat stood nobly by Us during the
trying times Of the late war.
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POLICE MATTERs.-The police world
was rather quiet yesterday, only 48 cases
being on the dockets in both districts.
Not many cases Of importance on hand
and but few that demanded the atten-
ton Of the state, S294 being assessed and
Maid in
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THERE will be preaching at the Chan
Gerry courtroom, Greenlsw building, this,
Sunday morning, at Il O'CLOCK, also st
7 pm, By ministers Of the Old School
Baptist order. The public are cordially
invited to attend.
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ATTENTIoN.-We beg 10 call the at
tentiOn Of our readers to the card Of
Messrs. Kellogg d Overton, in another
column, wholesale grocers aad commits
sion merchants, Little Rock, Ark. This
is a reliable and prompt firm, and We
bespeak for them 8 liberal p~auronage.
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IEGtL NTEIITGryCE.

CHAFCERy CoURr.-William Z. But
Ter vs.. w. J.. Davie, ct al, decree for
sale. William f. Butler vs. James R.
Bangs, ct al, decree for sale. William
E. Butler vs.. Jane r. Crafford, ct al, de-
cree for sale. Union bank Of Tennessee
vs.. B. L. Armstrong, ct al, decree for
sale. Catharine A. Bradford rs. s. H.
Colby, ct al, decree in favor Of COM
plainant. Henry V. Keep VS.. John
CoDnovan, receiver appointed. Joseph
n. Payne, OF al, vs. James NJ. Irwin,
final decree. f. n. Davis vs. Paine, et
al, decree against purchaser.
CALTNoAR EoR MONDAY, q
H. D.
500. SaIie R. CoHe VS.. James D. RUIN.
473 J. Crisp VI. Miller & Townsend.
X D.
1897. W. z. Greeniaw Va. James Maydwel.
4 J. &. BraLlweIl vs. r Hart
s4. Mckinney & TO. vs.. NJ .. hotel company.
REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MoRTGA-
GEs.-R. D. Ward TO 5. NJ. Word, deed,
$4,000, 9 81 a,res City Tax Collector to
John Murgetroyde, tax deed, part Of lot
230, on south side Of Court Square John
Daley to Timothy McCarty, bill Of sale,
five mules, etc; L. Clayton to J F. Will
kerson, deed Of trust IN ecure Sl35 r.
ShiltOn to Frank Weaver, quit claim,
lots %, 9 and 10, in the BlakemOre tract
c. C'ovingt0n to c. L. Brooks,
deed Of trust to secure $1,000, country lot.
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EMMONs q SOS.-This firm have just
received the following papers-they are
never behind with choice reading mat
ter La Crosse Democrat Metropolitan
Record, New York Clipper, Wilkes
Spirit, Irish People, Pilot, American H.
lustrsted weeklies, Harper for February
Atlantic Monthly, Every Saturday fOr
January. Call and zee their stock al
No. 10 Jefferson street.
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ROBBERIBs.-The burglarious gentry
have changed their base and enlarged
their operations. On Friday night the
premises OF the following parties were
robbed W. R. Hunt, r. F. F~arnsworth,
w Y. Cirode, F. N. Mahan, Tom Farms
worth, J. J. Rawlings, all on Linden
street, between Orleans and Lauderdale.
A large quantity OF valuable property
was carried of, consisting of all kinds Of
wearing apparel, watches, jewelry,
money, and in fact everything that
could be conveniently or in~convenieDtly
transported. How long is this state of
things to last ?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-27

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-The pastor,
DR.. Miller, breaches in this church to-
day, morning and evening, at the usual
hours. The Sunday school meets st 8
O'Clock am. and young folks prayer
meeting st 3 pm.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL
RoAD-The following is an exhibit OF
the receipts and expenditures of this
road for the month ending December
S1st : For passengers, Sl66, ls2 - ;
freights, S64, 1855 OF; mails, Sl7OO ex-
press, $1,000 other sources, S5l2 Total,
sl7S,S4 4 20. Expenses, $50, 753 10. Net
revenue. S96.098 60.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-Tbis pop
ulsr and legitimate place " amusement
was well filed last night. The Brigand
VISA performed for the last time, and the
pleasing farce Of Sketches in India. To.
morrow (Mo0dsy) evening we are 70
have Temptation.
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PERsONAL-We had the pleasure,
yesterday, Of welcoming to u sanctum
Capt l. n. Butler, formerly of South
Carolina, and well known in Hampton's
cavalry as one of the most gallant and
accomplished officers of the Army Of
Northern Virginia. Capt. Butler, we
learn, intends commencing the practice
Of law IN Marion, Crittenden county,
Ark, and we c%heerfully recommend
him to our readers and friends az in
every way worthy Of their confidence
and support.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-27

The REV. J. W. ROGERS notifies the
public that be will on Monday, the 2Sth
January, open st. Lazarus college for
new pupils-the beginning Of his next
session. Terms, $50, $50 and $50. For
servant. etc, g. jau26-2t
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CHAMBER OF Communicable regu-
lar meeting Of this body will be held to-
morrow Monday, 18th Januryl at y
O'Clock noon. = general attendance is
requested.
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Dixon & PERCY,
1907

A TTORNEYs At LAW, 0ree1vilea Mis-,
A VII practice IA the Courts OF Tunica.
Cosboma, Bolivar, Washington and l~saqaenna
G-,antEeg decl5 lyo
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SCRAPERs Treat's-the best.
iaB27 esu4

lauzf e5C4E
A GOOD FTT.-We call public attention
10 the card ia another column Of Mr.. P
H. CRvanRughi merchant csilor, No. -
Union street, and advise u friends who
have not already visited him to do 50
without delay. Besides having on hand
an extensive assortment Of goods, We
a personally recommend him a. hay
ing given Us the best ft in the way Of
~pantalOons it has been our good fortune
to wear for many a day. His terms also
are quite reasonable, and bis geutlemSniy
address makes it s. pleasure to call OF
him. We are glad to notice a good es-
adjustment, and cordially mention
smong the first t3ilOrs aud establish
ments Of u city Mr.. Z. &. CaYan8ugb,
No. u Union street.
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O MATTERS
Tn the Patron. or me AnneaI

T0 the Patrons OF the Appeal.
You are requested not TO pay n car
riers without a certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. l.. DAVIES.
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MERITED SUCCESs.-Dr. Murphy i,
winning for himself z. eat reuown for the
successful manner I'm which he treats dis.
eases OF the feet. We are informed tina.
on yesterday be had such an extensive
practice that quite q number were dis.
appointed IN not receiving the benefits
OF his skillful practice DR.. Murphy re-
mains only fer a short time az the Over
ton. Those who are so unfortunate as TO
be afflicted with corns, bunjons or in
verted nails, would do well 20 svail
themselves Of DR.. Murphy's sklllful prsc-
ice.
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wANTED.-By o. +. Prescott & Co,
30 Jefferson street, a good woman cook.
Liberal wages paid. jan27-2t
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NOTICES.


n IT < E.
there will be no bhls paid BY the steamer
DIE VERNON unless ordered by the Captain
OF Clerk !. F. HICKS.
Bulletin and Avalanche copy. 'sn6 II
NOTICE MULE and HORSE STOLEN
y So EEARD-Ou the night OF December
2lss ut, was stolen from The 8 = BE OF ne SUB
sruber. one ans a-hslfm miles north Of the city,
on the Memphis aad zig creek p auk road, one
BAY horse. niue or tea gears old, black name
and tall, one white foo. lust 81 t@tlUck JOINT,
nd dent Ia forehead just below left eye. shOd
on AL FOUR fesL Also, n light sorrel mtTe
kULE. shout four years old, short compiled
rump and having saddle and collar marks on
back snd TOP # neck c1opp.d name and tail,
and a little spot Just behini her right ear, shod
on front feet I Will g We Fifty Dollars reward
for return o. either animal. aAd One Hundred
for apprehension Of and pH0sf to convict the
thief rau6 1--WE JOHN A.
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THE HIBRRNI0ON.-Profsssor Mac
EvOy's Hibernicon Of a tour Ia Ireland
has arrived in this city and will be ex-
hiaited at the Greenlaw hall Oh Wednes-
day evening neat, This exhibition is One
well worthy the patronage Of our people.
As q work Of art il stands u~nrigRlied m
Us sphere, transporting the beholder by
magic IS il were across the broad At
lantic to EriniB isle, whose sons are
spread world wide, and distinguish them
selves wherever found In addition to
the pictorial ATTRACTIONS presented, the
charming vocalists, Miss Mary Dalton
and Miss Theresa . MscEvoy, enliven
the Intervals with gems Of Ennis songs,
while Mr.. Chas. MacEvoy, as Barney,
the guide, ghOse limitations ION the viO-
I'm Of the Irish bagFips are unsurpassed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-27

DIss0LUTIoN.-By reference to our sd-
vertising COLUMNS it will be seen that the
arm Of EastlaDd & Stanley has been dis
solved, and the business will in future be
conducted by Eastland 4 Gilbert, DDS
Main street. Their stock is OF the finest
description, and parties furnishing a house
should not fail to call.
MApIsoH STREET, bayou bridge. Go
a. wfawHna1 4a~,DH ~aarfH
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MATRIMONIAL.-If we are to judge by
the number Of licenses returned TO the
county clerk during the week, the par
ties matrimonially inclined are few and
far between, only four unions being re-
ported, as follows: Nathan w. Smith
and Miss NJ H. Rowiett. December p ;
G. B. Davis and Miss F. n. McCorp,
January %; Oliver c. Edwards and Sa-
hina L. Sullivan, January "a; Jerry
Freeman and Emma Sims, January II.
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- ELDER T. w. CAsKEY will preach at
the Linden Street Christian church to-
day, at II am. and at 7 o'clock pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-27

RIsTORL-signnr D. DeYiYO, the agent
OF the Ristori Opera troupe, arrived IN
the city yesterday for tue purpose Of
making the necessary arrangements for
their appearance al the Greenlaw Opera
ball, on Tuesday, February 5th. The
subscriptions list is open daily at the box
Office from 8 am. TO 5 pm. a large
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WIFE BEATISG.-rwo cases Of negro
wife whipping were up III the Second
district yesterday. The first one tried,
Geo. Lewis, was fined SIS the second
oBe,E Ed. Batease, was fined ten dollars,
and his wife ditto, Is she provoked the
assault but the commissioner thought
Ed. had no business TO strike q woman.
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Our stock Of Goods is Perfect ann
Compete as All Times.

Our experience in the trade ~ Memphis Is such
hat we understand and know the wans q
D-uEKisEs, Physicians, Merchants, Builder,
Manufacturers. Planters and others
we shall have IN our employ meme but the
arrangements will erabla Us TO render perfect
and complete satisfaction
Thankful fer the liberal aud extensive Rat-
ronag6 be slowed upon a. he etoiOre hy ne
citiEsas OfTenneSsee, Mississippi, Alabama AND
Arkansas, and the territory weet, We hope "
constant attention to own business 10 MELT
and racafv. an fnr~aaffru continuance.
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MULES! MULEsI MULES Just re-
ceived at the GayOso stables, on Main
street near BeaIs, 100 No. l plantation
mules, "A 70 Is hsndshigh, 4 years old,
from $50 to S225 each.
fanE-lW N. II. PIATT.
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JEwELRF STORE FOR SALE.-A good
chance offered to buy an old and well es-
tablished business /" stand +" non better
ia the city. Apply at 2I7i Main street,
dnder WOrsham house. de20 II