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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13

PAVING MAIN STREET-We have
beard DO stated that the terms agreed
upon between the sldermanie committee
aud the ~c5ntrsetors, which will be sub
mitte6 20 the board at its meeting on
next Tuesday, SIC that, instead Of receiv-
ing their pay in city 5onds at the price
named in the contract Msssrs. Forrest,
Mitchell & Co. will DO the work st ths
same rates paid Taylor, Mclean d Co.,
for Second and other streets, payable by
the property holders in the same way,
except that the city's portion for the in
tersectiou OF streets, ETC., shall be paid 10
bonds. 1t is understood that 81 gnder-
standing has been arrived st between
Forrest, Mitchell 4 Co, aud Taylor,
Mclean & Co, by which It is arranged
hat If such a modification Is effected, the
force employed ~ both firms will com
mence the work Immediately and push
it fOrward as rapidly As possible.
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A STRIKING BIKEHEss-The foregoing
was the exclamation Of 3 lady friend on
seeing n photograph that vas taken at
Biugham's gallery. IL was q well de-
served compliment, Tor Bingham Bros.
have earned q reputation for taking
striking iiksuesses that has made theiI
gallery famous Tor miles around Mem.
phi-. Mr.. I'D. Craver, 2 young artist oil
considerable genius, has his hsadquarters
st BlngbGm's gallery, over Clsrke's Jew.
eIry store, Orner Of Main and Madison
streets. Go there, II you want a good
picture taken.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13

NEw MEMPHIS THEATER As usual
on Saturday, there Was not 8 very large
audience az the theater last evening.
The burlesque o. HeDi2UOrh was per.
formed in the same exosllent style as on
the previous evening, when, Il being the
fashionable night, the thester was 80
crowded that standing room wss AT a
premium. IL would be q good iGea for
some Of our fashionable folks to hold a
meeting and pass q law allowing their
set 10 60 20 the theater at least twice a
week. Having only ope fashionable
night q week is very ~unprO6tabIs to
Manager Thompson. pO-mOrroW night
the beautiful drama entitled Kathleen
H1gOurnses will be produced, with LADY
Don SIS the fair Kathleen" and singing
several songs incidental to the piece.
Lady Don Is q hne actress, and ali who
can do SO should witness her acting and
listen 10 her charming voice.
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The japanese are COBting.-We are to
have a novelty and q sensation at last, ia
the appearance Of Marshall & Dovleis
celebrated troupe Of Japanese, who will
commence a season OF five nights at
Greenlaw Opera House, on Tuesday eve
ming next. These people, in their vari-
Ous specislities, are said to excel any peT-
formers in the world, and from all our
brethren of the press have said Concern
ing them, since their debut at the Acsd-
envy Of Music, New York, we have no
hesitation in p~renOuncing their enter
tainments the greatest attractions that
have been offered Dur citizens for a long
time. As iugglers, they are most expert
and cunning. Their top spinning and
balancing is simply marvellous,
and their rOpe-walking, gvmnastic
and scrobatic fests, wonders of
c0ntOrtiOn, almost incredible. There
are four women and four children in the
troupe An exchange saps: "FeV
would believe the human body capable
Of such %contortions as these Japanese
Juveniles easily make, and the ascent
with bare feet of q ladder formed of more
than a dozen sharp edged swords, by a
man holding an umbrella in one pand
and a fan in the other, or the spinning
of a top along the edge of q naked sword,
are such things as cannot overcome us
ike a summers cloud, without Il
special wonder" The Japs will doubt
less do a fine business during their stay
in Memphis. They will give q Family
Matinee on next Saturday afternoon,
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NE8E0 fNGKATITUDE. - A negro
named Marshal johnson YES committed
TO Sail o. await trisl on = charge 81 horse
Stealing n short time since, gheh 4 col
ored friend named Manuel Vaughn went
security for his appearance. A ~c0Upleoi
] days since Johnson called on Vaughn,
vbp was euaY from home, and stole as
many artials, Of wearing apparel as be
could carry. He has been arrested, and
will probably remain 10 jailHas trisl for
DEMONSTRATING and hOuseGreaking.
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Land For sale.

r--4r- "a oue-half interest In 81, 900 seres
a 20 ~ I've, bottom land, IN Lafayette
and SEWER cuuuIlss. ~ Ia,
T.LEll.aEe-. LEa tile % ~" 80
be sold ar allow figure, for one-t-'N L.r-,t
the remainder a. one aud Two years
interest
river bottom land, shove al overflow, and The
dnee' body OF land In the state, in Crawford
county. ar-aus8E.
~1-is lands VIII be sold together or IN par
Ce-z. loE cash.
Apply 20 PIKE ADAMS,
Attorneys a. Law,
mhrt 23 Main street. Memphis
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From a private dispatch received by
Capt. NJ. Pyne, yesterday, we learn that
the steamer st. Patrick struck a snsg at
SkiPwith's landing, lost both chimueys,
and damaged her cabin badly. No lives
were lost. The boat will be here today.
The Dan Able viii receive her freight.
Capt. Pyne will 90 to st. louis for what
ever is necessary to repsir the St. Patrick
thoroughly. The st. Patrick will take
her old place In the Vicksburg trade as
soon as possible. Capt. Pyne returns his
thanks to the merchants Of this city and
planters on the river, for the kind patron
age they have extended to his boat, and
hopes by diligence and attention to BUSH
ness, to merit 5 continuance of the same.
600 Iw
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Dissolution

THE co1sriner nip Eeret2toze existing under
( q name and style ~ EENEEDAN q
ENFFD was dissolved on the go instant by
mutraI consent. n. r. NEE having pur-
chased the entire ag els and assumed sli the
lisbtl tie. be 01sy p Authorized 20 collect and
Eai.Ia the old business.
W. X. kESNEDAY.
j.. r. SSEED.
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RecdpatHdtion- Yellow fever %,
congestion p, disrrhea Z, debility 1, gas
TRIES l, ~cOnvulsioHs ,, diptheria I, pre-.
mature birth l, consumption ., stiilbOrn
6, cholera 9,dropsy 2,dysentery 2,typhOid
iOus fever 3, cholera iulantum >, maras-
mus l, unknown 5, old age I, brain fever
l, scrofGla l.. Whites 81, negroes %
males sc, females IS adults 81, children
49, Total, 1O4.
There will he q meeting Of the board
Of health st the GayOsO to-day, at Il
O'Clock. Tie physicians Of the city are
invited to attend the meeting. By order
Of the president.
". +. ROGERS, NJ, d,
EacratarE nlarn OF HaalLh.
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Messrs S. r Clarke & Co Managers Bnicke3
A.-Ear IL-a In.nranna Enmranw.

Messrs 8 r Clarke & Co Managers KnickeT-
booker Lire Insurance Company;
Genaemeng Allow me, in behalf Of the
members of the Howard association o!
Memphis, 70 return TO you our sincere
thanks for your liberal donation of one
hundred dollars, and as we have many
persons sick ard destitute depending upon
us for subsistence, their thanks will be
added TO our " for your generous as
sistanee TO our almost empty treasury.
Hoping that our endeayors will meet the
approval Of Our citizens, and contribute
to the relief OF the destitute and sick, ]
remain, yours, ETC.,
r. ". AINELIR,
RraainanN Hnwarh A asnnLaflnn
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TIE GRAND BALL-F0r the benefit of
st. Mary's Catholic church, is postponed
from Tuesday 10Th To Thursday 18th OF
October. After thu lapse Of nine months,
1 the church has resumed building. The
/ bT.cElayers are now working, and 81 are
invited 10 attend the ball, to assist in
I completing the church.
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A FINE EsTALIsHNrEsT.-We call the
attention Of the readers OF the APPEAL
- the advertisement of s. LJweustein
4 Bros. In another column. They have
3 splendid stock OF dry goods at the cor
uer Of Jefferson and Main streets, which
al who contemplate making purchases
should examine.
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Tnr SR1e.

TEGINE sets on Iron Bed Plate, has three
r.. feet stroke. tbI-teeu-inch cylinder, reverss-
~ Enrlne, Boiler is thirty feet long, forty-two
trchuE be diameter two hues, mud receiver
FrracHcg. griebeu stack aud RulBp, two front
Eud Erlle l4E- Al complete netIy ne" hno
81 good running orIcs-
Inqulrs OF d. PENE. loot u 4Ghsrson street
~ 10 TRIMS & QUINN. AGHmE st sea- IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13

BOOKs.-Messrs. q. C.Cieaves & Co on
the corner Of Monroe and Second streets.
have a most excellent aud varied sssort-
ment Of books and excelsior literary
works, az moderate prices. These gen
uemen are fine business men, thoroughly
identified with the interests OF Memphis,
and sre every way worthy Of considers
ton. See card elsewhere.
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Ladies, at the "Strsw Hat and Bon
net Bleachery " you can have your Felt
and Straw Hats and B0nnets dyed the
new Brown. This color does not fade or
soil. WIN. GOODYEAR,
S9 Main srreeE
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5000 yards Plaid Dress Goods at thirty
five cents per yard, at NJ. Kraus ( Co,
No. 2I8 Main street, corner Of Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13

THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION The
gentlemen comprising this association
have performed q great deal Of work
among the sick during the past week,
for which they deserve a great deal of
credit. The funds Of the association are
very l0w, and contributions like the
following are very welcome and will
help them along in their good work:
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BEANCH OF THE }
kEICKERBOcKEE LIFE Insurance COMFY, :
EMPBr october Y, 1907. }
r. W. AiHslie, Esq, President Howard Associa-
ton Of Memphis.
Dear Sir ReoOgniZi- he valuable
services which the Wr~ members of
your association sre the afflicted
and destitute OF the ge beg, on
behalf OF the Branch s Kuieker-
booker Life Insurance Company" to
inclose you our check for one hundred
dollars, which we trust you viii receive
as 8 small tribute of Is appreciation o!
your generous lsborA
Very respectfully yours.
s., 3. CLARKE & Co,
Managers.
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F. w. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton II CtOrs
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
2TS Front street, Upstairs.

IN entering upon another commercial year,
Il with the experience Of the past, fraught
With the many vicissitudes incident to q
changed system OF agriculture, and for which
most OF our planters were LITTLE prepared, re-
sulttng in heavy loss TO planter and merchant,
as an experiment tried, We shall adopt q ERtd
cash 81 stem in our Misunderstanding no risk
and making our sales prompt upon receipt OF
cOnsignments, RENTING proceeds with as little
DELAY as possible: but in AL cases obeying in
structiSns OF shippers, and using our beTt en-
deayors to promote the interest Of our patrons.
Our arrangements for furnishing supplies,
Bagging, Rope. GUINNESS, Groceries and PrOvi-
siOns are such, that we promise 10. furnish
them at our lowest market price, and make IL
as much, or more, 70 your interest 70 order
through us, than to purchase In person.
Hoping to receive your patronage and infu-
- an EW. IRVINE On.
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Attend the closing cut sale Of Rice,
Stix & Co. You viii end a complete
stock Of Dry Goods at lower prices than
ever, Oet8 1na -
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5000 yards Wooden Dress Goods, at
twenty-five cents a yard, st NJ. Krsus &
Co., No. 2I8 Main street, orn OF
Adams.
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If goa want to bDy Dry Goods, it will
pay you well to examine the prices of
M. Kraus & CO., No. 2IS Main street,
corner Of Adams, before purchasing else
where.
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Come unite us and we will
eiOthe yen at astODtshiDgIy
slew lgIlres.i' Drake a Co., 277
Maim. ocl8-2t
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The Fashions for HeHS' and
Boys Hats at the MeHaphis Hat
Company. 269 Vain street Oppo-
site The Square ocl2 Nv
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Uyot rant your Crates set or repaired,
or Paving done, leave your orders at No.
8 Madison, or 1t E F. Risks, on Main
street. 1t will be attended to promptly,
neatly and cheaply, by ]. L. MeAleuny.
nnl2 LIZ
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q Competent Engineer, 81 present running
on the Ealrosd wishes O s iuaIiOn as engineer
tC some permanent place. Would take charge
OF Al engine either in city OF couutry.
A-.r.-. /. -~uELma-ru Anal nfica LocIl I've
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4 netO line Of handsome Poplins ct $50
per yard, just received 81 3. Lowenstein
& Bros. ocI3-2t
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Handsome Poplius at $50 per yard at
B. Lowenstein & Bros. ocl3-2t
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Fail Fashions at L. Kremer's, Tues
day, October 18th.
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Grand opening tomorrow at B. Low
ehstein & Bros. oel3-2t
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THE COURT

CHANCERY COURT-The argument il
the case of Hardin vs.. Avery occupied
the time OF the court during the entir,
Of yesterday. II has not IS vet beeI
submitted. The case seU for Trial OF
Monday is DUvsl VS.. Duval.
UNITED STATES COURT.-The argu
ment in the case Of Moore vs.. HoWei
was heard on yesterday, and rot eeinl
concluded up 10 the time OF adjourn
ment, was continued over 10 Monday
next. No other business was TRANSACTED
during the day.
CRIMINAL COURT-Meets on Monday
that day being the first of the regular
October term of court. Court will con.
Yene at the usual place at the usual hour
LAW CoURT.-The regular October
term commences on next Monday.
SHELBY CIRCUIT Contestants sd.
j%ourned until the fourth Monday of the
present month, when il will convene in
special session for two weeks.
MUNICIPAL COURT. COnvenes or
Monday at the new court room, Green
law building, corner Of Union and See
ond streets. The calendar for the ensu-
ing week is as follows:
Monday, October l4.-1O4, State VS..
Carter los, State VS.. Carter; I06, State
vs.. Thompson lO7, State vs.. Tbompsoni
los, State VS.. Thompson 100, State vs.,
Thompson; s65, State VS.. Shaw; 266.
State VS.. Carter.
Tuesday October I5.-Csses Nos. Isl,
l52, l5S, l54, l55, 156, 157, 15S, I59, $50,
1872, 1893, l94, 1876, 1875, 1877. l9S, 1879, 200,
2Ol 202, 203, 204 205, 206, zoe.
Wednesday, October 16.-57, IS, 50, so,
81, 50, s., "a, 225, 226, 227, 22S.
Thursday, October I7.-2O7 to 22l, and
Ill to rs inclusive.
Fridcy, October l8.-222, 28S, 27s,
2gs.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsFATE.-Jas. It.
Peyton to p. NJ. Winters, deed, $500,
being east half Of lot No. 10 in subdl-
vision of country lot No. sos, as subdi-
yided by Nj. A Kerr \. w. Southworth
ct 81. to r. NJ. King. deed, $4,000, tract
Of land, 643 acres adjoining the land Of
Ephraim Tally; r. NJ. King to T. Q.
SouthwOfth, deed, 5000, west half Of lot
No. 26, about s! miles east OF Memphis,
$50 feet by 26I feet, near Central and
Cooper avenues.
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Grand Opening Tuesday, October
l5th, st L. Kremer's.
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GOOD GRoCERIEs-Tt is absolutely
requisite that every housekes7er shs uJd
be supplied with tie best OF groceries,
and We therefore take pleasure in calling
their attention to the excellent stock al
Finnie, Buckkam & Chspman's estab.
lisbmelt, on Nam street, south OF
l Madison.
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Fall Fashions at L. Kremer's, Tues
day, October 18th.
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STEALING PROM A P0LICEWAN-A
negro knoWn - No=a vas arrested yes
tsrdsy for stealing 3 pistol aud several
Articles Of wearing apparel from the
room o. NJ Y. Robinson, a metropolitan
policeman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13

PERsoNAL.-Sir. Z. D. Bsugh, ex-
mayorOf our city, apd one OF orr most
highly esteemed citizens, hiss connected
himself with the Tennessee state mutnsl
fire insurance company as its general
agent. The recent reorganization of this
company, by which it passed under the
conduct Of able and discreet gentlemen,
has already given it character among the
most responsible Institutions of its kind
in the state. The intimate connection
With it Of Mr.. Baugh viii still farther en-.
nance 3 movement that cannot fail &c
insure the success Of this company,
which Is the solo representative Of the
principle OF mutual insurance so ably H.
Illustrated in the success thcthRs attended
two-thirds ofthe life insurance companies
of the country. Mr. BaHgh has ability
for his position and the confidence o.
this community, and 70 that extent will
strengthen the company.
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TO PROPERTY HOLDERS.

AL owners 81 Cay Esa Estate, and AL
a Agents or Owners, ars respectfully reques-
"a 10 leave with the undersigned, ~ The Nay
0ris ONCE, Memphis, memoranda OF any HAess
Leases subdivisions, etc, made ~ them since
she last assessment
JOIN PARK,
\. J. DuPRE,
JOHN 7. IRRELEVANT.
90 Assessors.
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Ladies : visit the new Cloak and Silk
room OF b. Lowenstein & Bros, to. mor-
row, and see the grand opening. Oc13-2t
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THO5. 2. SNEED,
Successor 10 Tsennesss q sneed,

MILL r~0BfIlue tie Grocery, Cotton end
" commission 8uS ue@ ai The old stand NO
- Nam street, where h- VIII be pleased 10 see
81 his osE friends anu customers.
80 I'm r A. ENEFD
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Great bargains in Dry Goods at NJ
krsus & Co., No. 2IS Msin street, corner
Of Adams. Receiving new goods daily.
It will pay you well to call aud see.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13

Gentlemen! IL you want to buy white
Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Socks.
Neckties, and = full line Of Handker-
chiefs at very low prices, call at NJ.
Krsus & Co, No. 2IS Main street, corner
Of Adams
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S50a REWARD

Five Hundred Dollars viii be paid for the ar
rest o gguvlc4ll Of either one OF both 0l
tie two burglars that entered my dwelling, p.
mikes from Memnbis, on the Memphis and
Charleston EaIIr0sd. Friday night, the 9Th
inst. one. a lBIcE, heavy sst man. is supposed
10 he wounded. either from pistol shot or from
throEiug himself headiong through the win
dow sash and shutters, as traces Of blood were
discovered. II CLAY KING.
ONCE Ayres Building.
Memphis September 81, 1851.
=E-AysIanche aud Post copy three times.
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THE reason why everybody goes to
EmmOns and Sons, No. 10 Jefferson and
293 Main streets, is that they can buy all
the latest books, music, magazines, daily,
weekly, monthly and quarterly papers
and reviews, and all kinds of note, cap,
letter, legal cap and bill paper and en-
velopes and blank books, wholesale and
retail, Of every description. 1 viii go,
I ton. n
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To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL
Subscribers are requested TO report any
irregularities in the delivery Of the
APPEL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificate
authorizing them to collect subscriptions
ED. MANsFORD,
EnaH ~ Esa--HmmaL-
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Handsome PopIns at CSC per yard at
B. LoweRstein & Bros. Oci3-2t
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. L T. a - H
FOR A TERN Of
ETWm ZTAR5,

TEAT most desirable and centrally located
Hute-. called EpTEL DIT EUROPE
Tho Furniture. 81 every kind, now used in
fra Furaf. willie old with the Lease = de-
sired. Tor terms u Te-se apply a. the office Of
KENNY & Dis
Kit WiLisms' Block
-rr ~ rrer Second and Madison SITS.
Tor t
ECOELs aud OFFICES IN Bethell's New
BuLdIng, on the corner Of Main and South
Csrrt streets Apply In the building 10 ?, C..
HFTHELL, OF 5. Z. WALKER, JR-, in rooms
No anf2. myzr
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Opening Day at L. KreBler's.-There
will be a great display Of Fine Goods on
Tuesday next at the above house. Ladies
Will no doubt bear it in mind, as they
generally feel much interested in the
Partisan fashions, and this establishment
bringing them directly from that great
center they will avail themselves ofthis
opportunity to see what will be worn this
coming season.
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WANTS.


a hrst rate business man. who has had .
large experience and can give the best 81 refer
eucss as q character and capacity. desires e.
situation, either as bOOk-kseper or general
business man. Address, :. r. L. Appeal once.
a#H" gfa
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Opening day at B. Lowenssein & Bros,
tomorrow, Ocl3-2t
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ENGINE N BOILER

PINE KEABE PIANO, T-Octave, nearly
a new. CO.'S over GB Tor sale 81 q bargain
Part cash and parl time. Apply 10 n. ZAP
peal Office. auhu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13

Horse STOLEN.-S0me individual I'M
known, visited Chas. Behringers stable,
about "a mile from town, on the old Raj
eigh road, Friday night, and cOnfscated
a fine horse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13

PIG STEALING.-Jyhn Bullock and
Joe Casman, colored gentlemen oIleisure,
have been committed for trial al the
criminal court Tor stealing q pig from
John Gsgrin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13

Lost on Wednesday, 9th.-A Masonic
Pin set with Diamonds. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving it at the
APPEAL office. ocI3 q,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13

THE following kilograms remain IN
called for in the Office: Mrs. a. Z. Dyer,
Benz. d Pollen, J W. Ward, J.. J. Conn,
julius Nathan, IL. hu0wlton, 5. Pfem-
fert.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13

THASk YOU.-Mr. +. Mccormick,
Of the southern express company, viii
accept our thanks for late papers from
various quarters.
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Two large unC splendid Halls at No. II Ser
oud stree..n Adams Block, suitable FOR literary
GrsIr'ati0Cs. balls. private parties, Clubs, lee
Tura- fairs. etc. VIII be rented reasonably,
inquire OF y. Hin. Main street. webster block
or Adme- Lle-e, on the premise, from : To ls
o'clock u.u. sell
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13

Please Make a Note Of This-Mrs.
Wilkins, 5b3 Main street, will offer goods
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at prices that
will defy competition. The styles are
peerless st 1853 Main street. Ladies,
please call and see what is doing in the
Millinery and Dress-msking world. 35S
Main street, is good authority for taste,
for style and for Prices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13

Opening day for Cloaks and Silks at B.
LOwenstein & BIC. 3, Tomorrow. oel3-2t
Fall Fashions st L. Kremer's, Tues
day, October 18th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13
ENCOURAGEMENT.

DIE ASE announce my nsme as a candidate
Tor the once OF County Register for Shelby
county, al the ensuing March election.
80 fee l. ". KING.