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LITERARY.-Ei. Worsham, the popu-
lar news dealer, No. 1861 Main street,
laid on orr table last night the February
number Of The LGHd We Lone, a maga-
zine which is rapidly and deservedly
becoming very popular with all GLASSES
of our people. This number is fully up
90, IL it does not excel, its predecessors
in point of excellence. Gen. Joe john
st0n's report OF the battle Of Manassas
viii be read with interest. Among the
many gems hat grace its pages the
poem entitled Mary by o. +. o.
TickH0r, is one OF that clever poets
finest productions. Every family should
subscribe for The Land ne Lore. The
colonel, who is better known as " Ed
has been pEsAyad and viii hereafter be
known as Den-%rUrsham. Gill re-
ceives the appointment Of colonel, vice
W0rsh8m promoted. Both of these gem
tlemen viii always be found ready TO
attend TO the wants Of all. The latest
publications are to be had there. DON'T
forget the place, 1868 Main street. Call
and see them, if only 10 offer congratula-
lions On the recent promotion, Peter
suns Ladies' MagaaiHe for February
Just received.
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Ehers-l4s.5ss
" r-r fEe best paying Dustne>s e21aLo
~ srfieIe o. absolute necessity lneftIS mus
TCrI fsrge nrofls on sI1all caplbal. no uohpe-
-, ~ 40 risk. and rust what eFeFf agent
,-41-S ~ make money on. LADIES' EeEAeNhth'
-v-,ar feseheFs. clerks, labOrers, every
Eofs VIE is not lazy and can raise a Jew ul5
fars shOuld cali al q Lombard b43eA y Iu
+-.g a. naperl address, K ~ ILL
So .-sf. Chicago. A"NA ~
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@ g-utIeu-a n residing I'm Mississippi. onthe
y. g.. J. and G-N- railroad, a partner via q
capital or $1,000 % sl2.o1a, % invest in COM
dieting the work and eulargiug the number
Of ~p.udles and Loomslsa Cotton and WOODEN
atory nov uesrly completed Machinery
Ir.veu by first rate water power, and mne2i
ar-Iv Ca sire line cC railroad, Ia ina from New
1rseras. A rare chance for Investment Foi
particulars CAL Gt No. ~ Oyertou Hotel, or on
the proprietor. Jan
WANTED Agents SuO 10 80 per
u a-oTff- AGENTS wanted every where 20
.lyqA4 Tor tie only genuine New improve
T-51ITTrt SENSE Family sewing AA-nlAe.
80 Fr Warranted three years. Does Der
800 gy1rr sai 1~ the greatest invention OF the
Sr- t4-f.s - agents and circulars, address
rs al franklin KY.
AMI General Agents for the S0ulns
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nlxoh PERcY.

At LAW, GneenVille, Miss.
A WuT practice in tie Courts Of Iunlea-
foshoea bolivar, Washington and lsaqnsanA
Counties, esA
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S50 REWARD

Lwu pay $50 for the apprehension ana de-
livery 10 me at toLuerviIe, Team. m5 pi2cA
horse. bride and saddle, and the lhlel &.o
stole him: or wiI pay s25 for the horse. Inc
horse is SIX years old, black al over, and car
rcs his tan ON the right slde wen notlLs'
sraa- On Dafore. heavy maue. walks and trots,
The saddle - OF tie Old sltle. Tat Zee nearly
new. Bride t. mWo There ts a WHITE spnb
on lie lei side of the horse where the gItn
buckles 1le size OF q dollar and "A small white
lls4t unIer the f0r-top. aud small SCR on tne
F- r.. NJ. F~AEEl<GTDN.
.-u..rrtILa- Taun. Dec. . %. LaII
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ADJUSTMENTS TO-DAY.-Bluf City
Mnsenm-oDeu day and eVening-won-
9eTf1I educated hog, Bohemian glass
blower. collection Of living animals
dei8ly
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ME-. e. WATSON, monthly and gem
srsi pnrse FOR the sick, may be found al
No 304 Third street references Key
I q Gteadman and j. Il. Aueni M. ID.
uoyT5-2m
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A BOY ROBS A MAN or $500.
The Thief Escapes.

A singular robbery occurred yesterday,
which was perpetrated by a boy fourteen
years old, who in looks appears TO De I'M
der twelve. What is most singular is
that the little rascal after committing
the deed made good his escape, and has
not been seen since, though his descrip-
tion is we'll known at the police station.
It seems that a gentleman named Ber-
lin, who resides at Hiek"rywith, on he
Memphis and Ohio railroad, started TO
the city 90 transact some business, taking
the SUM Of $500 with him. He arrived
and met with the young rascal men-
toned, named Charley Scott. They had
not been together long before Mr.. Ber-
lin discovered that the boy had robbed
him Of his entire money, and had not
only performed the operation nicely, but
had made himself scarce. Mr.. Berlin
gave information Of his mishap at the
station house, but up to n late hour last
night no arrest had been made.
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ANOTHER RAID ON NEGROEs.-An-
other raid was made on the lazy negroes
that frequent the low place known as
Rotten row, where the quantity Of
thieves most DO co~ngregate." The
police arrested some twenty negroes,
noue Of whom could show what they
did for a living. The most of them re-
manned i'm Jail for the want OF enough
money to pay fines OF put up a forfeit.
This is a good move on the part of the
metropolitans. The city is full Of idle
negroes, who are too lazy TO do any
work, but live by pilfering and preying
upon their H~eighbors. The ooner these
blacks are made to know they must
work for a living, the better will it be
for our citizens.
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CHELSEA BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev. a.
3. Miller, paster Of the First Baptist
church Of this city, viii preach in this
church this evening at 3 O'clock. All
who feel an interest ia r-eOrganizing the
congregation at this church are requested
70 affpgI
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N-nTTHE--MULE sud HOllsE STOLEN
~ RElyA RB.-Ou the ulEut OF Duceulbc
go erotea from she sa DE OF The sub
-.lIs Ser. one and a-balf miles north o. me city
IN No Nemphis ami ZIG Creek paHA rlt1' one
M IAN one white foot just al letiocA Joni
~ dcut hi forehead just below lcit eye shod
- nj 6,nr feet also, q light sOfIcl AlHt
esT = r5-,1 four wears Old. short coupied
-.,.n and having saddle and collar marks on
t1rE and TOP cf neck cropped name am az
T1ffle tput iu-t behind her right ear, shoo
~ l-,nf 90 I wall give Fifty Dollars reward
~ 59fnrn ID either anusal. and one hundred
.. ,-rrste1siop OF and proof % convict Use
Jog fplll $50 EGWN 4. WALKER
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ETEN quarter red blankets, ali wool,
81 50, Menken Brothers.
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Robes de Chambre at cost. Drake
r. 60. AT Nam street. jal3-5t.
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sTEAMBoATs
FOR NEW

A1LANTICAND MISSISSIPPI STE4 B6y8R
COAPANY-U s. MAIL LINZ
For Vieksburs, Matches and New Or
leans.
master
Anis elegant steamer VIII leave .T@%
for the above on %
HIS DAY. 18th insa., af5pm
LARRY HARMsTAD & CO.. Agents
&lM. SAVERS, Gen. Pas. Ag'L.
Jani8 10 Wharfboat o. "A jefferson Il.
A1LANTICAND MLSSLSSIPPISTEA MslfYP
COMPAN=U. s. MAI.
'For ~NapoteOn. FicksburE, Eatehez ana
New orleans.
PAULINE CARROLL White maetar
Ahls splendid packet will leave IT,
MONDAY, 18th inst, at s pm
LAkk9 BAR@srAD a Co, agents.
IA IEhS, Gent Passenger Ae'L
~ u seifef~uu Sire or
Jeal3 10 city " ar boat, fooI NJ .nro. A.
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WANTS


"a D.
LuNS u MALLoN,
% Mi. .Lr..L.
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GERMAN NATIONAL BANK.-At n re-
cent meeting Of the directors Of this
bank, for the purpose Of eiecting officers,
the following gentlemen were present /:
Messrs. Nathan CORONA, Nathan HOff-
heimer, J. J. Jenny, A. Cordes, H. H.
Meter, c. A. Dammann, John Dutlin-
ger, +. Meyer, Jacob Weller, Nick
Frech, Joseph Specht, Andrew Renkert
and J.. 7. Hoffman. The following gem
tlenleu were elected Nathan CORONA,
president G. \. Dammann, v~ice-presi-
dent Martin Griffin, cashier J. J..
Jenny, assistant cashier. The manage
ment Of the interests Of the bank by its
late president, John ASpslee, ESD, and
Messrs Griffin and Jenny, its cashiers,
was referred to in most ilattering terms.
10 was stated that owe one hundred and
fifty different individuals owned stock in
lhis bank.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Bev. Mr..
Miller viii preach morning and evening
in this church, to-day, st the usual
hours. The Sunday school and Bible
classes meet at 8 am, and the young
folks hold prayer meeting at 8 pm.
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FOR RENT.
REM

n . i =
Two large Front Rooms Suitable iI q em'ii
.tYlf#v Id ~ pee mu-Iti. Possession e.eh i"-
ul-iIaIsIp. Inquire "a -u- IS OhalSL1n
.ur. at lIe grocery store.
EtDR RENT
A store House, no 81 North 'uufl street az
....-5-..ga aT The Drtf-ui occupants fei"of-
- "A larger Euur-, The above place . JOY
I'D INQUIRE ON t4e premises hoP0a u
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LIGHT HOUSE Non EXPLOSIVE OIL.
We offer to the public This celebrated
Oil, and in doing so We mhesitatiugiy
pronounce it stg5criOr 10 0yiy burning ot
i,t use. 10 j.
Non-Explosive
Free from Grease
twill not grease the hands
twill not soil or grease the clothing ;
10 is more brilliant than Gas
70 produces "A soft and beautiful lighti
iJIs not SD trying 90 the eyes.
Il can be used in any Kerosene Lamp
bv changing or altering the Burner.
Il has been most favOrably received,
and pronounced by judges TO be the best
and mast reliGbIC OHnOw in the market;
and in consequences OF the many serious
accidents arising from the entosioa 81
kerosene. this oil is extensively known
and used in preference.
We are now prepared TO furnish tie
trade with this valuable Oh, and we So
Iicit from the public an examination and
trial. First premium awarded a. the
Louisiana State Fair, held in New Or
leans. from November 20 TO y, 1856,
against all competitors. For sale only
by kEINHAkDT q HHfiEa1
IFnnd Is Monroe street, Memphis, Tenn.
fae-Tt.
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To Ahc PATRONS 81 we AFtF"-
You are requested not to pay any car
riers without a certificate from me, and
20 report 10 the counting desk any IL
regularity in carriers. i. DAVIES
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LIVERY article usually kept by Druggists can
II be found mere. My stock IS al new ana
Iresh, and such asI can guarantee To the citl-
zens OF Memphis Planters, Merchants, Ply
sieians. and all who are in need OF anything
in nv line, would take thls method OF assur-
ing them that their orders VIII he nlled upon
SNORT notice and with such articles as can be
relied upon. II those sf NY former patrons,
who have dealt with me up 70 the time was
Of necessity compelled 10 sell out, l would
cordially ask a rene wal Of their acquaintance,
sssuriug them that our past and former deal
fnvs Is onlv a guarantee Of what the future viii
be- promising always to do the best 1 can.
Tie PRESCRIPTION i lRIAENT being
one Of the most important branches OF the
Apotheeary business, and one that requires
skin and experience. viii receive my per-onRl
attention. and during my absence viii be under
fire control Of competent and careful ApOthe-
canes. accessible az all hours day or night.
Soliciting an examination of stock and prices,
L am. very respectfully, your humble servant,
ID. +. GOODYEAR,
Druggist and ApOtheeary, 80 second ST.,
deel7 3m Near Monroe. Memphis. Team
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PifGsburg C~OaI-Rnggs q R~eterson-Ofdcs
Is Madison street. Branch Office, s4l Main.
]. Il. MOSELEY. AGENT.
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Take advantage Of the times by
calling on Drake & Co. and supply
ing yourselves win Clothing and
Furnishing Good at reduced prices
for cash. 277 Main street.
jaI3-gt.
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One HuBGred valuable bDALDlFN Lp-
r+ ffI1 fru-n az Pastoral, situated ON ilt
S8rtu siue OF Arkansas RIVER Ten inAS7 aoot
Pine EIum jefferson County. 1lLe ulaftu eN-
T- p BAaLiS.,
Al F4etrrH- ON ArEausla river,
g jefferson county ARR.
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y r ,ta CRESCENT Family Sewing Ma
cline M best low priced Machine iuAae'
pI-4s. s,rf f8r efreulars and obtain gull paf-
yHA- =. HASII,
20 second street,
-aL,rra-,-q Memphis. Tenn.
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FOR SALE.

L . r ) A L E
1Da 1s-Ho-~e Power Engine and Bel er com
pleN anN LINN & MALICN.
sDs Main street.
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EAYnsn sATIKGS INSTITUTION,


I . = T
large size LADYS WATCH, single case,
letters =. A. J. on back a liberal reward WIZ
b. r-reiveG by leaving 10 with the savings Bank
az Memphis ~
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FOE WHITE RIVER

Il ULAR MEMPHIS IND WHTrE RTVPD
PACKET
For Helena, Delta. Friar's Point. san
mower LacOniai Carsons. COncondia. Mouth
White hiver, Iadian ray. Sd. GhsrLs.
Duvaifs Blum, Little Rock, Des Arc.
West Point, Searcy and Augusta.
and JaekEonport.
----.-...-- Davis master
ids splendid passenger packet r.
VIII leave for the above ~
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at JPN.
JAMES 7. BOURNE co. apsBts
Jhit"A No. EJeGcrsJn street.
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ELDER II. W. CAsREY will preach at
the Linden street Christian church to-
day at II am. and at { pm. At 3
o'clock pm, by special request, Mr..
Caskey will deliver a lecture on dancing,
20 which the whole cify, and especially
young Christians, are invited.
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CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

n A. HUGHS. Carpenter q Buider, 81 JeGer-
IL. son S. 5ohbiHE promptly attended to.
q. sHULTZ. Lock smith. Fire-proof safe
a. Maker. hachinist, etc lis Jefferson 81
DROW N,IONES a MELLEKsH, coal dealers,
DForw.& ICON Merc'tS,wharfb3mth White
DURR, L. 8 q Co, Carriage Manufacturing
ID and repairinz, old stand, 48 Second 81
DROWN a JONES, Plttsburg Coal Dealers,
ID 81 second ST., next door 70 Gas ofice-
HOALt COALtf II. B. PACkEk. Pittsburg
y Coal Dealers Washington street
hELAP & CO., Cotton Factors, ~ Front
II street, Memphis, Tenn.
DAH, n, Photographer, 81 old stand, cor
II ner Union and Main streets
TAYO5O SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS, Banking
" house ~ Madison s. r. N Avery Cashier
IohnC. Eani-r, President
nIrrsBUKG CUAL-KlGGs & PETERsON,
Office I8 madison 81. Branch once, 8l Nam
ST p Moseley. agent We are the only coal
merchants who weigh on tire city scales
TNITED STATES CUSTOM HUUSE-NO ~
MAIN rREET once hours from 3 ann. 70
pm DODGEC TRADER. Surveyor OF 1us-
toms Residence 33 Union street
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NOTICES.

Hrs. DR.. Harvey.-The world-renowned
ClairvOyant and Magnetic Physician, whose
instantaneous cures Of disease aud clairVoyant
perception have been the wonder Of the world.
has arrived in Memphis and taken rooms for
the season at the Overton Hotel, (ofice, room
No. 20,3 where she can be consulted upon all
matters pertaining to life and health. Shs
treats all the so-caIled inourable diseases as
specialties, to-wit Cancer, consumption, asth-
ma, rheumatism, dyspepsia, epilepsy, heart dis
ease, and female diseases, and all other chronic
complaints with speedy audhappy results. For
particulars call or send for a circular. Prof
Harvey, the d%iscoverer ola certain and painless
cure for cancers and tnmors, assists in her prac-
tiee and compounds all her medicines. Address
all letters to PROF. HARVEY.
de3O-ly Memphis, Tenn.
a good price win be paid for a complete hls
of the Daily APPEAL, embracing the period
from January LIST to June 9Th, 1862. Apply at
the Counting Room. Nc. 10 MsdisoA street
P~ifisburg COaI-Bnggs q Peterson-Omce
Is Madison street. Branch Office, s4l Main.
j. 3. MosELEY. Agent,
BaIeh warrants his P~iotares TO plesse.
je3eodtf
Go to BaIch's for any kin Of picture.
JeSeodtf
enlarged, and ooloFed in any style, go to
Baleh's. isseOdH
CHEAPEST albums in the city at
; Haieh's, scll-eodtI'
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q MATTERs.

For the benefit Of those persons CALI
ing at the counting and editorial rooms
Of this paper for Gen. Jordan, we VISA
10 state that he is not now connected
with the APPEAL, nor has he been so
connected since last summer, and that
we de not know Of his whereabouts.
20 THE LABiES.--PIease call at No. $50
Main street. and witness The wheeler =
wilson Sewing Machine b n tuck,
I'LL. gather, cord, braid etC.,anG yOu Will
readily see WhF &c taxes the first pre-
mium II all N0BLD, STAIR aud COUNTY
Fairs when on exhibition. All Kind O.
work done ~ reduced prices. The best
or machine silk and thread aiHaYs- on
hand as the ssiesF0Om. lal3-2t
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MULE STOLEN

Al 7" Ii DIaNa-N
stolen from the subscriber. On the corner OF
Cav and IaElsa ON SUuaay night, ihr ON
fusr. one Brown Horse MULE. auuuL AltevE
hands EtZh. eight years OLD. Win T. - on lelt
shoulder. sHod all around Any person EttLiH-
inc Inc same al l5 BeaI street. wall receive atv-
ward OF so IsE9 %. d-SlEIEESH
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MATRIMONIAL MARKET. But two
licenses were returned to the county
clerk during the past week. 1t seems
that a spell % bad business makes il
equally as duh in the matrimonial
market as IN any other. We thought OF
getting married ourSelf i'm order to put a
little life iu trade that way, bat declined
ON the consideration that &c would be an
expensive experiment. Come Up, Young
men. and get married If you don't the
girls viii be after you next year-the
leap oue-with a sharp stick.
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roR
NOTICES.


\. hereby given tlat "a StpcfhoideEs Meeting
ia bs heidT TUBS DAY, tusSiu Jay Oh JahuLs'
n ne Tennessee National Bank. for the puI-
800 oil liecuug Five d. ectoIs for Tie ensuing
-aea GEO. r. RrTrEIt, President.
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FOR RIVER.

hAGCLAR MEMPHIS AND ARR4W4AS
RIVER O. s. MAIL PACKET
For Helena, Napoleon Pine HfuU and
Little Rock.
master
Tbs last and commodious steasn-
or viii leave as above on -
TUESDAY, 18th, at JPN.
JAMES r BOURNE q co, Agents,
s@Ni't NO. y Jefferson street
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Go to Balch's for any kline Of picture.
jeSeodtf
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BaIeh makes the largest pictures in Menu
pnis, Al 2R Asln ST. ts2eodtt
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Come unto US. all We that ale shiv-
eriug with the cold blasts Of winter.
and we viii o.oths you IN elegant
style-fCr cash. Drake & Co, 2J7
MAN street. IGl3-3G.
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VELVET cloaks at less than cost, Men
ken Brothers.
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rbsre will be uo bills Bsid by The steamer
rfE WgRNBN unless suiereI bg Tie Captain
OF Clerk
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BoARDING-Three or four respectable
families, OF several single gentlemen,
can he accommodated with NICE rooms
and boarding, by applying at 35t Second
street. nov20-tE.
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TELECRANs.-The following kilograms
remain uncalled for at the telegraph
ofice-Iofice hours Sunday from S to 10
am, and from 7.3O TO 9 p. m c. C.
Taber q Co, Aydlett, Robinson 4 Co.,
r. r. Lo0uey, SOuthWoTth & Nance,
Shaw, Felthouse q Co, Tb0s. Herman,
c. L. Moore, VIM. PANEL, Z. y. John
son, Whitmore Bros, II. a. Taylor, Ed
ward N. Austin, L. D. Hardwick, A. E.
FranbIaul. George A. Smith, A. 5
Wolcott, Thomas Leech, James Brown,
j. 5. JackowaV. Il. II. sleeth, Il. Har-
bart. NJ. Etheridge, G. n. Christian, w.
G. Smoot. n. ID. Buckley, j.. J. JeHries,
StratJou, Goyer d Co., DR.. J. 2. Nedins,
Mas. Newman, H. c. Chambers, G. ii.
Blood a Co., Joel Higgins, Byron X.
CoWles, Howes 4 Burbank.
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Buy year BoOd and WuiOE Ware at
Headquarters, 800 haia street. Large
stock 81 Bird Cages, brushes and Hone
Furnishing 6O0ds a. Wheeler, PicEeHs a
Co.'S. $50 Main street laiE-4t,
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FINE dress silks and satins reduced
Meuken Brothers.
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4 LOVELY ART.-AmOng the many
arts that are a living credit to human
progress in science none, perhaps, sur
pass that Of the daguerrean operator.
Just think Of the mementoes, the fe-
membrance aud the hall0wed thoughts
q good picture Of q friend or relative viii
not bring back to lhe heart We have
many good artists la oar city, bat none
that Gu surpass felluw-cidZeH, w.
n. Muyston, Esq. at Clark's gallery ia tht
Marble block. He takes no uncommon
eifigy, but what We might cail a talk
ing picture"-a perfect counterfeit pre-
sentiment. Few men in America that
can compete with bin, and a judge has
only 10 examine his inany specimens to
pronounce him not a PROVINCE hut
national first class artist. Hist ~fsistantr
Mr.. Peck, is also the making ora No.
photographer.
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p. II
7SS. Chas. Levy vs.. II. q. Smith ct I'll.
l233. Lyons. Flies & Co. VS.. r. II. Mason.
I.S5. II. i. Clatnin & Co. vs.. BeasthOf ct al.
1871. hice, Silk Co. vs.. Sane ~a
1872. Geo. II Wicks VS.. Same.
1890. Harris, HaFtley & Co. VS. same.
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MEMS fine calf boots, So; worth Sl2,
Meuken Brothers.
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49,
Menken Brothers.
Drake & Co. have reduced their
prices on Clothing and Furnishing
Good. Call soon and get bargains
bef5re il Is too lac. 277 slain
street. jaI3-3t.
PURE DEUGs.-The people Of South
Memphis have the good fortune TO have
not only u of the neatest, but n or
the completest drug stores in the city,
on Main street. near South, kept by Or.
J.. Carpenter. He keeps not only a full
complement of all the choice drugs, but
also a complete supply Of toilet articles
Of every description. The pharmaceu-
list Of the firm is one of the best in the
city, and added to their pure drugs, pre-
scripJi0us at this place will be put up IN
"a manner not TO be surpassed. DF. Car
peuter keeps his office in the rear OF the
drug store, where ali who need the ser
vices of q good physician Will ind him.
MERCHANTS viii ind great bargains
in dry goods at Menken Brothers.
VAGRANCY.-The number Of Migrants
at present . this city is probably larger
than at any previous time. lt - but
seldom that such "A large number Of
strangers without work are seen in Mem
phis. Not a night but from ten TO twenty
men apply at the various station houses
for shelter. II one goes 10 the station
house at about ten o'clock at night, the
rooms can he seen filed with various
kinds of looking men->ome Old, some
young, others bearing the appearance of
honest, Woodworking fellows, and a
number Of them appearing OF pretty
49, a. an AZ
Memphis; never before has a man had
TO ask for work and not get IT,. II is 10
be hoped this state Of affairs will not last
long.
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Drake & Co., Clothiers and Gents
Furnishers, BIT Main street.
jaI3-3t.
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