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Memphls ana ChaEIe.ton gaIIrOad.

uRAISs leave Memphis Daily as follows city
Umr;
Through Express Sundays excepted an
ThTuuEn AaA -
S5merviIle Acc0mocadon--------.--..Si9o piA'
ExpuFss connect a. Grand Jun-tion with 81
ter1rOon treiu south on Mississippi Central Kali
r4ad f0r holly -p1ngs Water Valley, GrenAoa
-@--ou NIrfsburE New Orleans, etc.
CORfNTH for Okalous, Columbus Mss
Monte. Ala. etc.
An BE 1ATUE loT NashFlle, LOUISVILLE, Cln'
Gun "a C-TArrAsoosA for all points 10 Eastern
AIabam,, org a-Non. sne 9 MN carolina
Te-s-npfon. Baltimore New 4crE, etc
"a npets AZ Decafur Tor Nashville
Cs.a-.nS1ga conn. cuons same rs above.
Pse axe ca. cIed tirsuga.
WI ROSS. Genl Supt.
" DAeIEy. Gcnesal lel1et- AeNnt
4. SoEIoS, fasse ser Aseh" 'h~"
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NOTICES.


Nc tt Q E.
there viii be no bills psid by the steamer
DIE VERNON unless ordered by the Captain
o. Clerk j. II GkS.
Bulletin and Avalanche copy. ant tf
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SALE
FOE RENT,

nor RENT
Arrod Bu,iness House rear zeal street mar
Eet. Apply atth tmCe FEB 81
Tor RENT
A store House. 40. Is North Court street In
e--Ysauueuce OF the preEent occupants reutoy-
ing 10 a larger house, the above place Is Tor
rent. Inquire on the premises nov4 n
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IN 1s4e.
Col. r. 7. P. bLLtS, Supe~riHtendeHi
As-lsted b. a lnIl aEd ahLe FaeuIts.

ryHT C5urFe af = udy Is ih-t usually taught
- ~ b--t ~rol.e.-, The Moral cut r. Oi
Tadate receives -Ie.isl attentiDa. The Di-ciF
49, Il ann ~ its name boz poris. The Covers
meut strict. but NJ lu sud parental fafen 3
confidence q At they viii not be e1pnse1 %
those qlIureneufs 10 vice AHA ui-slpailou
fouud In al towns au. cities the location being
- mile frlrn any situation Ia q
high and rolling country noted fr heath an
~alGhrity-
The Spring Session. 1902,
al commepcs on MOEDAY. 'NUARE Is,
Gberyae Tor Boari aud Tuition, inniddlHE
uVlrs. fuel and washing, one Hundred anu
-eVeutv- i've Dollars isls5currency1 per beui
uuusl session. Invariably in advance. Nc
lElla- whatever.
ACsr-ss superintendent Farmdale = o.
.raurIfu cutf. ~. KauturEv del-an
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LANDS FOR NALE
TscO FaEuabEe Lots Of Land
for Sale.

THE following two lots OF valuable Land viii
/ be sold cheap, II applied for soon North
east quarter se~ction-Section .. township q
dlafeiy on the Mississippi river, just forty t40l
miles below Memphis, well wooded; and
northeast quarter OF section I'D eleven, town
ship 81 tlTee, range west, DeSoto county, MISS
ths latter heavily umbered with walnut, beech,
maple and hickory, and in the lInmeqiate
vicinity OF "A sawmii. For particulars apply at
Counting Room DAILY APFKALs No Is Madison
street. jams
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CRIMINAL COURT.-This court dis.
posed Of about thirty seire Jdcid cases
yesterday, and will continue the call o.
the scire fdcta docket tomorrow. The
grand jury returned three bills Of in,
dictment.
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L Q r 5 a L t-
Fsne large Fsre ard Burglar proof SAFE for
sale amply q Is F- Ht street Enuse WISH
iuE a good "A e az a bargain call soon. ftl5 Il
Z . K 8 4 L g.
An elegant Horse, Puggy and Haruess-One
OF the most complete turuOuts IN tie city.
e.. II BERCkErf & CO.
fsbI8 w No Si and 38SecOnd street
TOR SALE
\ fine stock OF Harness Ssddlery and Harness
Hardware, Fixtures, Tools, and every requisite
IA g fr<t-claSs estab ishmen1. -old OILY nee use
domestic circumStauCrsr quire a change o. IS
fuesS. II applied for soon, The stand, which is
very ayCrably located, c-n he rented FOR a
Longer lime than the present lease. Apply at
JOSEPH DWBRA'k'Sr
Uc4=f No.lI Hain, near Poplar s rect
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nNE lost
MULE STOLEN
MULE BROKE LOOSE
BOARDING.
u ARD G

Several very desirable rooms handsomely
f1-nishrd. for m lies or single gentlemen, car
81 hsd with board, on ~reGsOnau4e terms, al a.
szsYas street. deciS u
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/. ),

whole4I e aid Retail Dealer in
Hats and caps. Boots and shoes,
40 eco FRONT STREET,
Second Door south o. Adams
tanB In MEMPHIS TENN
KE,TUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
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MemnhI. Whole.nle d. Gnnns rnrhnt
RIVER MATTERS.
Weataor and Bnslness.

The weather yesterday was mild and
cloudy, with indications at rain.
The river rose 6 inches in the past a
hours.
Business on the wharf was brisk, with
a good list of arrivals and departures.
The levee is covered with freight from
Jefferson street down to Union. The
local packets cleared with good trips.
The Arkansas is falling with 8 feet to
Little Rock. White river continues in
good condition. The Ohio is falling at
Louisville, with Z feet on the falls. At
st. Louis the river is declining, with
heavy floating ice in the river.
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W WANTED
FOR SALE.

Bv a conpetent B~onk-keerer a situation 70
ul-l a ST Of books in the evening would ask
q very reasonable compensation. Apply 81 No
= Washington street. fane ti
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Franks H0uSs.-TOTecOmBlend FRANK
SALTALAMACHIA's saloon, Nc. 10 Jetfer-
son street, may seem entirely suieiiuous,
as he has already established a reputation
in this city for keeping liquors OF all
kinds surpassed by none and equaled by
very few. Those, however, visiting The
city. who nav desire to im5ibe the
PUREsT and BEST ofliqunrs. or Indulge in
the just'y celebrated MOBILE OYSTERS,
of which he is constantly receiving fresh
supplies, will be well repaid by giving
him a cali. feb2-tf
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FOR PIrTsBURG.
FOR CAIRO.
U CINCINNATI.

FOR CINCINNATI.
REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKET.
For CRiTo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
CHAMPION master
This elegant passenger steamer IT.
street and viii leave
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE &CO, agents,
febl3 . No. u jefferson street
DEAN LINE.
MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET
FOR cairo, Louisville and CINCINNATI.
SAM. j.. .Waizer master
This splendid passenger steamer II
will leave for the above on %
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. T. BOURNE SCO.,
febI2 81 AGENTS.
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STEAMBOATS,
FOR NEW


RE0ULAR AEMfHIs e NEY oRIEzgs
PACKET.
o Napoleon. ar~enyfEIe. Lake Pravf.
oencer ficKsourgs Natcnez ana y Orleana
HENH mastsr
This new and elegant passenger Il
steamer leaves on ~
THIS DAY. 18th inst, at pm.
LARRY HhRMSTAD a CO., agents,
IA Jefferson street or
sol8lt City Wharfboat foot Monroe st.
REGULAR MEMPHLs e NEW ORLEANS
PACKET
For vieksburs, Esteaez and New Or
leans.
HENRY AME5--.-Crawf0rd master
lhis elegant and svin steamer II
viii leave a. above on ~
tn DAY, 18th inst. at pm.
JAS. T BOURNE & Co, Agents.
IDl5n No. Y Jefferson street
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PAcKgT
For Helena, Friar's Point, Lacouia, Carsons
Napoleon, Greenyiiles Eggs Point,
NicksburR, Natchez, New
Oreaasandan way
hbNhA AaES-----~----CraTford master
This splendid passenger packet r.
will leave as above on "S
THIS DAY, 18th inst at 5 pm.
WAY JOHNSON, Agent,
Ieel5lI star Wharf boat
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET
For Sicksburg and New Orleans.
81. Campbell master
This elegant passenger steamer L.
viii leave A
THURSDAY, Iflh, at S pm.
For reigh or passage apply on board.
-@t
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Vcry LoW The splendid stock OF
choice groceries at Ivinson & Gilbert's
are being sold at greatly reduced prices,
The firm having dissolved copartnership
tn-y are determined to sell their entire
stock regardless Of cost. Make hay while
the sun shines, YOU will not always have
these advantages offered. Country mer-
chants will consult their own interest by
giving them a call.
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Until my health will permit me to
return to my Office Messrs. Wilson d
Beard will attend to any business for my
clients. JOHN NJ. CARNACR.
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DOl5ear's Commercial College, go
Main street. Pupils from eight to ten
e of age received daily in writing,
hook keeping, arithmetic, etc, etc
febl3d&w1t@
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Tofsau the Crescent Family Sewing Ma
chine the best low pricl d Machine made.
Please send for circulars aud Obtain full par
lieu srs. address,
CHAS F. HASTT,
IS second street,
erg-fmLs-fe1q Memphis. Tenn.
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NOTICES.
P~itfsburg CoaI-Bugss q Pete son-omce
l. Madison street. Branch office, 3i Main.
J. J. MQSELEy, Agent


J. T. MoSELEY, Agent.
-
yrs. Or. Hnrvey.-The wo~rld-renowned
Cl~airvoyant ane Magnetic Physician, whose
instantaneous cures Of disease and slairvoyant
perception have been the wonder Of the world,
has arrived in Memphis and taken rooms for
the season at the Overton Hotel, tofnce, room
No. 21 where she can be consulted upon all
matters pertaining 70 life and health. She
treats all the so-oalled incurehle diseases SIS
speo:altes, to-wIt; Cancer, consumption, astb-
ma, rheumatism, dyspepsia, epilepsy, heart dis
ease. and female diseases, and all other chronic
complaints with spec yaud happy results. For
particulars call or send for a cirtular. Pro-.
Harvey, the d~lscoverer ofa certain i.ad painless
cure for caaceEs aud tumors. assists in her prac-
uoe and compounds all her meiicin,ss. Address
all letters to PEoF. HARVEY.
deSO-ly Memphis, Tenn
ReaaovaI.-Ds. Mortimore q Payne nave re-
moved their onise from the Comm sroisl Hotel
to the WorshaRl House, Room No o, Qbe one
occupied by DR.. Nortimoro the past four years.
where all, who desire to, can consult them and
procure treatment
Special attention given to AL the vaYious
forms Of chronts diseases, especially Disease OF
he Lung and Throat, Disease OF the Heart,
Liver, Spleen, kidneys and Spine. Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diseases Of the stomach and Bowels,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Nervous saoc.
lions; all the adjective forms OF Female Dr.
eases, rs also ali disease having origin in ira-
pnrlies VI the blood and vital hublS. =
Office hours nom 8 O'Clock SIN. until O'Clock
pm, daily. May All
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IN stora and 70 arrive. wholesale and retail.
al CRAI6S SEED STORE,
jsn24 sra $50 Main street, Memphis,
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For Rent.-Desirable lots for garden
ing and seventy-five acres Of land, with
house; known as the Dunn estate, at the
terminus Of city railroad. Party wish
ing TO rent please apply at my Office, 322
Front street. j. J. DU.3oSE.
feb19 st
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o PINE BLUFF.

REG ULAR MEMPHIS AMI PINE BLUFF
PACKET.
FOr Helena. NasOIeOa and Pize Bluff.
ROSE HAMBLETON~-----CIaycomb master
Thls elegant passenger steamer r.
viii leave EEL
WEDNE SDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY q MILLER, agents
febl2-2t No. 81 Madison street
REG ULAR MEMPHIS AND PINE BLUFF
PACKET
EOr Helena. Napoleon and Pine BluR.
ROSE --ClayeOmb master
Fer Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
This elegant passenger steamer IL
viii leave as above on
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
W. JAY JOHNSON. Agent
febI2 2t Star W~hsTfboat.
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PERsoNAL-Maj. VIII. o. Woodson,
the agent Of the western associated
press, left last night, on the Memphis
& Ohio railroad, Do a visit TO his friends
in old Kentuck. We wish the gallant
and genial major a pleasant visit and a
sDpasv return
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Two PLACEs-Most persons are salts
fed with one piece Of business; moi so
with our friend Sheehsn, who has two
news stands. at the Worsham house and
Southern hotel, where all the latest and
best publications are 10 be found. He
always has the LaCross Democrat, and
THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. Go
and see him.
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FoR R1vER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
For Helena, Napoleon. Pine fsluH and
Little Rock.
master
This elegant steamer viii leave L.
for The above on t
THIS DAY, 18Th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARAfSTAD & Co, Agents,
No "a jefferson street,
febl3-lt and City Wharfooat foot Monroe q.
REG ULAR MEMPHIS AND ARR4VSAS
RIVER o. s. MAIL PACKET
For Pine Hui and Little Rock.
----Gresn master
This splendid passenger packet r.
leaves on E
THIS DAY, 18th inst, ST 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & co, Agts.
AeDi5 Il No. y Jefferson street.
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w
4 competent OTgahist desires a situation iB
one OF the Protestant Churches. Best OF ref
erenceS as 20 ability and character given. 70
further particulars inquire OF +. k~aJz-nb-ch,
81 81 in street. JanfE n
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~. D. %o'REILLr

determined 10 locate permanently
II IN rris civ. ten ers mis- professional serNl-
Te1 4. the cltlz.u~ % Memphis 'fice over
T-hle- So re-. west side or Matl street. No. No.
berseeu Msdi-on ana ts-Et SIS. iebl 5m
B.. l. BIECS. y EFAOa-
DIXON { PERCY,
TrgRSTT- AT Law, Grsenvjlle, Mis-,
nGI gt-ctice iu the Courts o. Iunica.
CoahouE, Bolivar. e asUiuguOu and lsaqueul o
E-ruf{e-- d--l5 i've
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UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDs
-CeaRthc GroUe No. 3-hstaHation Of
OBicer8.-The ceremony of Installation,
in connection with this Order, took place
last evening at the Druid hall on South
Court street. The ceremony was per
formed by the G.. \. A., r. W. Butting-
haus, assisted by Grand Secretary J.
Peres. The following were the Officers
installed Charles N. Strauss, y. A;
D. c. Lowenstein, Y, A.; William NJ.
Mcclure, secretary; A. Bloom, treasu-
rer; J. Berlin, conductor.
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Mrs. MULLER's boarding-h0use, corner
Mulberry and Beal, was discovered
ny Officer r. Wright, at daylight yester.
day morning, to be open and a LADY,
small gold watch, No. 90 ,629, was taken
from J.. W. Lipsey. Mr.. NcCracken
lost a coat and vest worth s35 j. r
Jeter an entire suit, boots, etc, AM
pocketbook containing SO in currency.
Other hoarders lost some few small
articles. The door was LEFT unlocked by
the inmates.
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WANTS.


IA y \ 7 L D.
frst-class DISCRIMINATION but an
exue / nceu han need apply. To a good per
son constant employment and gos d wages vii
be given. Apply a. 80 Madison street.
ftuT2 Ivy
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ARREsTED-A negro named Bleck
Griffin was arrested yesterday, charged
with setting fire to the residence Of Mr.
Cannon on Second street, on Sunday
night last. He had formerly been a
servant in the house and was discharged,
having made some threats which in
duced parties to believe him TO be the
victim, and they accordingly had him
arrested.
TRUE MERIT.-Yesterday it was our
pleasant privilege to pay a visit to the
studio Of Mr.. Clark, who has rooms in
the Jackson block. The Iife-like p0r-
trait Of many a 4" brave man and ladyo
'aire " greeted u vision, true to the life
We only reiterate the sentiments Of hun
dreds Of our psoTle when We ssy thst
Clark is the man for the times 10 his lire
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ScraDers and plows! Treat & Ham
iltou make them on Madison street.
~ianS0-aw4t-
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House Of Frank Everybody who
knows Frank goes TO see him; n
q emily it is one of the most popular
pisces of resort in the city. His stock of
wines, liquors and cigars is better than
good, and if one desires the finest Balti
more oysters, Frank can serve you.
Strangers visiting the city should not
leave without going to Franks. Go eat,
drink and be merry. fel2 II
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on THE ROosT.-Some thieves, who
choose the Pigeon R0nst road as a base Of
operations, entered the house OF Mr.
John W. Hawthorn, who resides at No.
IS about 8O'clock yesterday morning and
riAed the pockets Of the inmates. In
fortunately for the ends Of justice, the
rebhers ESCAPED with their booty,
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Some handsome new prints just re-
at 3. LOwenstein & Bros.
frIS .
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4 Nice Room.-The upper room owe
the Nonpariel Saloon, No. Is Center
alley-lately occupied as a keno room-is
for rent. Apply on the premises. fe6 Nv
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Beautiful new cslicoes just received at
B. Lowenstein g. Bros. fel3-2t
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Wdnted.-A steady and sober man, to
act as night watchuan in a large estab-
lishment-" married preferred" None
need apply un. less experienced in the
business and can give irst-class recon-
mendations. Apply at APPEAL count
ing-room. fel2 lw
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The tar firm Of Wood & Rose is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
WALKER WOOD.
SAML. p. ROSE.
- U,h-,~,- 1000 4Ef
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ALMOST Run OvER.-In coming down
Frontstreet yesterday We came very near
being run over by the carelessness Of a
porter who was rolling barrels into A.
Vaccsro & Co.'s, No. 324 Front street.
Dodging inside to get out o. the way, we
roUnd some fifty barrels Of ine Robertson
county whisky, which from the smell
we should judge to De Of excellent
quality. The trade would do well to
call.
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FOR osCEoLA AND THE BENDS.

w g-~-N.- ~. III 0lIT..7
MEMPHIS AND OSCEOLA r. WEEKLY
ACCOMMODATIONS PACKET.
For OseeOia and the Lends.
LADY-----.s Ward master, B. P. Ward clerk
Leaves Memphis for the absve IL
and intermediate points every -
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
nnEET
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Circular SGi0s. Circulars saws gImmed
bv us at short notice at our null, Front
street, between Auction and Mill streets.
feb6t n WIN. n. EAKIN & CO..
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SosfETHINg EEw.-We understand
that Mr.. J. B Synuott, Of this city, has
written a play, in four acts, entitled
FeneUa or the Puritan SPY, for Manager
Thompson, Of The New Memphis thester.
1t Eil probably be produced during Miss
Maggie Mitohe!ps engagement, which
viii be commenced ere long. We look
with interest for the production of this
new and native piece.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER-The Flor
encss made their second appearance this
season last night at this theater, in the
play Of Temptation, or The irish Emf
grant and the Yankee HDuSebcepcT, in
both Of which pieces they appeared to
much advantage. To night, Born 10
Good luck and Nschisyovs- AnRic vii.
be played, in bath Of which pieces Mr..
snI Mrs. Florence appear in prominent
n4rfg
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RuisldV Family This wonderful
troupe will positively appear at tie Opera
house tonight. Their non-appearance
last night was caused by the detention Of
their baggage st Cairo, aud again at
Columbus aud Humboldt. The bill pre-
seuted tonight is certainly the best ever
given to a Memphis audience, consisting
rs ii does Of the spiral mountain, the ter
rife Niagara leap, to say nothing of the
double trapeza, peahelle perillelse, the
grand ballet, led by Mile. Lima Windel,
formerly premier danseuse Of tho Ravel
troupe, and the celebrated allegOrical
tableAuy. The Buislays are, without
doubt, the best troupe of gymnasts trav-
cling, and are certain to test the seating
capacity Of the Opera house during their
short stay. Secure your seats at the box
office to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13

DR.. Pitt, French physician, makes
chronic diseases q speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Medicine
furnished gratis. Office 2OS Main street.
isul5- Sm
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RenlOpdL.-Messrs. Thomas & Arnold,
well know6 is dry goods aud notion
men, forminy Of No. 227 Second street,
have ehsAged their place Of business,
and now occupy the large and cOnmodi
Gus building No. 2O3 Main street. The, 9
gentlemen sell exclusively for cash, and
are now disposing of their goods at the
lowest possible prices. Their stock is
large and varied, embracing dry goods,
dress goods and nGtions to suit all tastes.
We have long known Mr.. Thomas in
times past, connected with Messrs. Tsy-
Tors, McKeon & Co, and can assure the
public of the most gentlemanly sind fair
business treatment in all dealings with
this firm. Their establishment is now
open to trade at 203 Main street fe13 At
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Do you want plOws2 60 to Treat &
Hamilton's, Memphis, Tenn. janaO-ew4t
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THE GAYosO.-This house is one OF
cur oldest and best hotels. Their shad
breakfast yesterday morning was n Of
tie events of the season. $fhe Gayoso
is well differed and always up to time.
The popular host, D. Cockrell, is always
on hand to see his friends and guests to
give them good cheer.
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WE publish the following card, know.
ing that injustice hiss teen done a worthy
mar and good officer;
Editors Memphis appeal: I am not
one of those extremely anxious for their
names 10 appear in the papers, much les,
to have it published in connection will
criminal charges, but I would like to
suggest to the person whose business Is
TO collect news and items for the edit
cation Of the readers Of the Daily AUa.
Igache that he make some effort to gel
a. fine truth when he wants to make
sDch a "capitsl hit" as he must have
supposed he was making at the metro
politsns when he wrote the article fof
his Friday mornings issue, headed, Al
J. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
PaLnotman 1t o~islfict, N. p.
MrzFHJs, Japusry H. lso''
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CdrDets, wall paper and curtsins, at
J. Grieshaber's, 375 Main street. ja24-lm
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Coal Oil and Soap!

IN BBLS. BEST COAL OIL Just received.
~ 100 boxes Xxx GERMAN SOAP.
30 " No RESIN
O. \. PRESCOTT & CO.,
jan 30. Is57-lw Ne. R~IJenerson street.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-A umo was
current yesterday morning that a pas
senger train OF the Memphis and Ohio
! railroad had run Of the track, killing
several persons. II doubtless originated
from the fact that a freight train, bound
north, about three o'clock yesterday
evening, when near Paris, broke a truck,
causing the engine and four cars to leave
the track. Engineer Cox was slightly
scalded, a fireman named Aleck Camp
bell scalded badly, and a brakeman
slightly hurt. The trains on the road
have not been delayed ky the accident.
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CoaE-Bigley, Mellersh & Co, Nc. 50
Jefferson street, have spendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
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ct al.
| ss7. Anna A. Pooley VS.. w. H. Webb
ct al.
267. VIM. Clark VS.. Sarah NJ. Stanton
ct al.
$50. VIM. V. Bayliss VS.. II. B. 8. VIII
liams ct al.
66S. Elinora Greenlaw VS.. same.