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LEaAL,


In the Chanccry Count OF aIsmpbls, rsnn.
] No. G5-Jno- B West VI. 4. W "A KIM Ram
uel p walker w BaxtereraL.
IT appearing from a1idavft 10 this cause t6sf
u nc defendant. k1peft MuEen. Is "a residlrt
Of the State n Mississippi. and 4 uon.resfdenr
Of this stale OF Tenuessee=
II - therefore Or-ersi that be MAKE bis aD-
pesrsueo herein, Al the Courtnor etathe ctT
Of M6nphta,T Tenn, na or bafcre fheat a
day IN FEBRUARY, lsd-, and plead, ahtl
mnrto complainants 8iil, 81 f4e sama
taken for c0nfeasel IS 70 him and Et fuf
ing eUparte,E and thar a copy o. ,his oTdA
published once a week for f0ursucrgslve VA 4
lu the Memphis Appeal
a -
A0GUsfOS ALsr0N, CLERK 4 Hasier.
BY BLACK. Deputy Clerk 4 Master.
wilson a Beard, sois. Dr Complainant.
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o z RIVER.

For YazOo aud I~allahatchie Rivers, as far nj
as S~harkey's.
-.-.--~HAHDWIcE master
This new and splendid steamer II
will leave Vicksburg for the
and all intermediate landings,
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at 5 O'Clock,
Steamer Dan Able conaeots with the Myrtle
All freight consigned 70 her at Yicksburg, viii
be receive and put through without delay.
For freight or passage, apply to
VINSON a DONAHUE, Agents,
noy2g I'm 2a Front street.
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AT a called meeting Of she citizens Of
the Seventh Ward, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the Office OF
Alderman andSehool Visitor, the follow
ing committee we're appointed by the
chair g. kmither, John Wagner,
John HeinIicks, Morris Hanoi,
and Henry Yesperman. The committed
reported the following names: Thomas
O. smith for Alderman, and Charles II.
Braun for School Visitor, which were
unanimously adopted by the meeting.
JOHN EAKLikG, Chairman.
L. COLLINs SsCrelary.
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Notice to Stockholders.

uSHE stockholders OF the German Nationa,
Bank are hereby notified That an electlGr
will be held al this Bank, on n l4ti
nexi, rom 10 o'cioek am. until 4 pm. for Hl
pa pose OF sieettng seven Directors 70 serNi
deei3 Ia kAkRiH GRIFFIN, Caahter,
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HOMES.
HCMEs.

TWILL SELL OR LEASE on TEN YEARS
TIME FIFTY LOIS OF GROUND near The
E5ck Church 10 Chelsea o. any size suitable
for Residense, GardenE. etc. ALSO. two or the
best Gardens n The county, with good Houses
Prices very moterate- Call soOn AID take
choice. fnov& 5w1 B.
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sPEcrAL NOTJcK-Heresner Individual bills
OF any employee or proprietor OF This paper
win not be allowed as an onset against ac-
counts for advertising. All bills against the
APPEAL win be paid On presentation, and no
3ni Will be allowed unless contracted by me OF
y my authority. JOHN AINsLIE,
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T-nsO7peDf WOf5re

HAVING suggested 10 lie CLERK Or the
II County Court Of Shelby county the fn.oi-
veucy Of the estate OF fred Sseiod. dee-s--l.
per-ons having claims against said es.a
are hereby notified 10 file them with the -Ie 4
OF said Court by The iOtn day of June IsrS. Tor
pro rata distribution, or they Will be forever
barred. both IN law and equity.
tecil lHW4W =. HENNfWNTg r.H..H-
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BeGutUa white Handkerchiefs 10
cents, Hair Nets 8 centa best Pins ard
Needles 5 cents. J. H L~oewenselne &
Bro.E, Clay Building, closing out sale.
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WANTS.

ZTAETED.-A situation as SOCK keeper BY
A old citizen. and fully competent VIII
clos M cd books and open usW ones, CT do
~ otler kind or writing. Best Of rsfere- ces
gwen Address Franz care or Appeal
once uscLA
NUANTED-A 40. d young MICH COW,
VITA CALI not over Two months old.
AMY - thts unIe-- isci2 q
"ANTED-To rent 4 Dwelling containing
w er or slgnt rooms besides kitchen and
servants room. convenient 90 iuuTt Sguarey or
q street railway. Address H. Appeal once.
dsclO
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ReIier and Heal1h 20 venr Infapts


We haYe put UP and sold this article for years
and can say in ccnndencs and run Of it what
We never. can be Sble to say Of any other med
isine: Never has 1t failed In a single instance
TO effect a cure when timely used. Never did
we know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any
one who used n On The contrary, Al are de-
lighted with It's operation, and speak In terms
of commentator OF its medical effects and
medical virtues. W. speak in this matter
81 what we do know, after years OF experience,
and pledge our reputation for the fqlnlment OF
what we mere declare. In almost every in
stance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found In fifteen
or twsnLy minutes aftsF ths syrup is admins
tered.
Full directions fo- dueSSv liza suIspany each
bottle.
Be sure and call for
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing SYRUP"
Having the fac-simile OF " Curtis a Perkins
on The outside wrapper. an others ars base
limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only 30 Gents per Bottle.
UFFIoEs-2l5 Fulton street, NV York 20s
High Holborn, London, England al St Pau
street, Montreal, Canada ssea un
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The greatest closing out sale Of the
season, at NJ. Kraus q Co.'s, No. 2is
Main street. corner OF Adams. Their
saiesmen have positive orders % sell all
goods regardless q eost or value.
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TREsPAss.-A negro named Bill VIII.
lians was captured ia his kitchen on
Christmas evening by officer Sgusrman,
and having been safely kept in the
stationhOuse, was fined yesterday for
trespass.
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STILL A CANDIDATE-JOhn News0m,
Ess., positively cOntradics the report
that be had declined the canvass for Tax
Collector. He expresses bis intention to
remain q candidate till the polls close.
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BURGEARY-The house of Mr.. Crosby,
No. IS POntotOc street, was entered al
sn early hour yesterday morning by
some burglars, when two suits Of clothes,
8 due clock, an assortment Of ladies' un-
derclothing and other articles were
stolen, valued at two hundred dollars.
The thieves gained admission by forcing
q shutter 10 The rear Of the house. They
got or with their il gotten booty.
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A MACKFREL ON THE Shoot iIii
grown nIackerel made q grab from e
clothing store on Main street, yesterday
afternoon. Running down Jefferson
street be was closely pursued by several
persons. Just below Third he drew 8
pistol and fired. There was considerable
excitement in that region. Nobody hut,
and the mackerel escaped.
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ROBBFRY-0H Tuesday night Mr.
Seigei, who resides at SO Bsal street, was
knocked down, on ST. Martin street, by
several negroes, about eleven pm, and
robbed OF a silver watch, gold chain and
three dollars in currency.
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SECOND HAND ENGINE, with Boiler
and Fixtures compl=te-Eugiue With CYL
fudsr u inches. with q Inches stroke, usually
termed IS HORSEPOWER. In complete order.
Auulv spn- al Z5 Al sdison street. or ls Front
Rgw SOUTH ". FIT & OF PRESS CO.
D. Il. MERRITT, Asst Sup'L
Memphfs. December y. 1867. decl} im
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A BIRD.-A cOiored amazon calling
herself Mary Bird was arrested evening
before last for an assault with a knife on
q bronze female named Lou. Anderson,
on Union street.
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Gents Suits Of good Clothing s6, at J.
II. LOewensteine & Bros, No. 23l Main
street. Closing out. We keep open till
10 nm.
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B. 8 BROS.

Greatest closing Gus sale OF the Sea
SOM. Kraus q Co. hsYe removed tAeir
Wholesale HOHse from No. 21z second
street 20 their cid Established House,
No. 21S Main strept. cOrHer or ADAMS
street, opposite the Workman H0ase.
where We will sell for tbs next thirty
days regardless OF cost OF value, The
largest stOeE Of staple and EaHey Dry
G8eds, Clothing. Boots aad Shoes, aaa
Planters supplies in The city, both
Wholesale and Retsli. fetal myers,
rs well as City and Country AeFGAants,
will do we'll to Call aud secure bargains,
rs the STOCK mast be sold in the next
thirty days, regardless or cost ar value.
N. KRAU5 l. co., No. 21S Main St,
Corner or Adams, opposite the WOrsham
H0uSe,
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2 ". E.. Wards Seminary for Young
Ladies, Nashville, Tennessee, the Lead
ing School in the South, will resume
studies ON the first of January
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LAFAYETTE DEFOT.--0Be Of the most
fashionable and elegant balls of the sea-
/ son came of ct this Il lurishing village on
last Thursday night st the new residence
Of Col. IsbeiL A large pa. OF ladies
aud gentlemen from Memphis we're pres.
ent, accompanied by a fine band ofmusic.
The dancing was ksgt up until six O'clock
10 the morning, when Bgnpafs' whistle
notified the Memphis party to gel ready
4 to return home. The participants are
indebted " Capts. Bedford, Taylor and
lady, Mitchell and lady, the Knights Of
Magenta, and citizens generally, for the
kindness extended to them. This party
was a OF the most enjoyable affairs
that has happened since the close Of the
war. We hope 10 partipste in the Ike
often-
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The rush still continues at the greatest
closing out sale Of the season, at NJ.
Kraus d Co.'s, No 2lS Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-27

Masonic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. being
st. Johns Day-sn anniversary held in
great respect by the Mystic Brother
hOod-the officers elect Of Hamilton,
South Memphis. Leila Scott" anu
" Kilwiuning' Lodges, viii be publicly
installed at The First Baptist Church this
evening at y O'Clock. Ill. Bro. Albert
Pike will deliver 40 appropriate address,
and q large attendance OF the brethren
ard their families viii doubtless grace
the occasion.
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BADLY BEATEN Mr.. Patrick Nc
Grsw got into a difficulty yesterday
morning in Chelsea with two Germans
named JnO. and Henry McGraw and was
badly beaten. The accused were arrested
IN a warrant issued by Justice Miller,
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IN French AenaeateB-haYe
saved thousands all over Europe, hRv-
ing been for many years the nrst assist
ant at Professor La Mirandes' Private
Hospital in Paris, and having been in
duoed 70 establish q branch in this
country, I an now prepared TO furnish his
. celebrated remedies for Consumption, Rheu-
matism, Sorofula ETC.; also, the genuine I'M
ported Viteua - Hsalth's Grand Restorer-
the only certain cure for a constitution
shattered by the excuses IND abuses OF
youth. Do not be tempered with by ineI-
periencAd physicians. Address your COM
municaaons 70 DR.. q. W. Fernier, 25 West
47th St, New York. Advice gratis, but II
you give us the full history Of your case,
tne consultation fee of three dollars should
be enclosed. Ladies may address Us in full
confidence. MOI
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Business. We request that our advertising
patrons hand IA their isvoTs at Tue Counting
Room by six o'clock pm, % insure Insertion
next day. Obituary and Death notices Wal oe
rscei we'd al the Composition Room UptO eleven
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Elegant on Paintings, Engravings
and Autographs, neatly framed, suita-
BILE for presents, at F. K~stzenbach's, 3i7
Main street.
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GRAND Mass CONSERVATIVE MEET.
ING.-A meeting Of the conservative
citizens will be held on 10 morrow even,
ing, IN the Exchange building, at eight
O'Clock. The meeting will be addressed
by A. I. Lacey ami other prominent
citizens.
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HoOpsbirts, SOC. Corsets, Toe. Bar
gains by the millions. J, u. LOwenstine
& Bros, Clay Building. Determined to
quit businass.
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Mons good Calf Boots, 81 50 per pair,
at j. H. Loewenstfne & Bros, No. 23l
Main street. They are closing out. We
are open until 10 pm.
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Ladies, don't fail to lock at those cheap
elOaks, shsEs etc. at M. kraus 4
closing out sale Of the season. They
must % sold, regardless Of cost or value,
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Albums, Chessmen and Domlnoes, are
being sold lower at T. Katzenbach's,
3i7 Main street. .
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FOR EVANSVILLE.

Memphis and Evansville Weekly Packet.
ST. PATRICK -~-G.F Huls master
This spleen la passenger steamer
will leave y owe ~
THIS DAY, 9Th Inst, at 3 pm.
LEW q MILLER, Agents,
dec 2Ift 30 ont street.
Regular Memphis and Evansville Packet
ST. PATRICK. ..---.-...-.....G F. Hubs, master
ThS me passenger packet leaves
for the above ~
FRIDAY. 9th inst, at 8 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co. Agents,
Corner Main and Madison ats,
dsc25 q and city Wharfhost foot Monroe st
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AN0. l, all wool 10 4 Blankets, 81 50.
Ladies', misses and children's Shoes,
75c. ]. a L0wenstine & Bros, No. 81
Main street.
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4 WILL-Esi my l0wer Plantation a t@9lcA
onnnfv an eEehanqe Il for ntbd gOod prep
erty, OF lease II foT lie nexi EssIo I0I q seti@
q yssfs ~ = !. mhsS 6si6E Memphis.
lYis q aN
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Good Prints Z cents. best Prints 124
cents, yard wide good Bleached Domestic
-l2l cents. J. II. LOewenstine d Bros,
Clay Building, closing out sale.
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FOR LOUISVILLE.

FOR LOUEsvILLE.
For Cairo and Louisville.
SOUTHERNER-.------.Dick Mason, mastel
This splendid passenger packet II
SATURDAY, 18Th inst, at 10 am.
LARRY HARMsTAD & {. Agents.
Corner Main a Madison streets, or
deeA e WharfDOat fn0t MOnros street.
For Cairo and Louisville.
SOUTHERNER------Dlck Mason mastel
This elegant Passenger steamer
viii leave RN[
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 10 am.
LEVY a MILLER, Agents,
1eczL ~ Front street.
Regular New Orleans Packet
N1CKSBUKG-----... Brooks mastel
h new and elegant passenger
steamer leaves on ~
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER Agents,
deeZz q 22 Funnt streei.
FOR ARKANsAs RIVER.
Regular Arkansas River Packet.
CELESTE------Reese P~ritchard master
This me passenger packet VIII
leave as above, On ~
his DA1 Z1tH instt at b PM.
LARRY HARMSTAD & GO Agents
Corner Main and Madison streets. or
deeHl II WbarfbOat foot Monroe street
For Pine Blum and little Rock.
.RisIey master
~ TINS lhoS splendid steamer Will leave III
THIS DAY, 9th inst. at y n.
LEVY q MILLER, Agents,
uec-' II ~ Front IS rect.
FOR NEW MADRID.
FOR New Madrid and Iutsrmediato Po5n,s.
COUNTESS - House master
This SUPERB passenger steamer IL
SATURDAY, 18Th inst at D m.
For freight or passage, apply On board.
deeA 2 OF 70 W M.DEANE-
70 CINCINNATI.
For cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
master
This elegant and sW.n steamer IL
Will leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 9th Inst. al 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD q co, Agents,
corner Main and Madison sJs., or
aeezlIl Ciy Whariooat, foot Monroe 81
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Hart master
This elegant passenger steamer T-A
Will leave ~
THsG DAY. 9TH inst. at S pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
dec27 It - Front street.
For Caiao, Louisville and Cincinnati.
master
e ,gu grrr.rR ,,=--,-.- s.. -
Willleave as aboveon -
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD < Co, Agents,
Corner Main aud Madison SITS, or
deez % City Whariboat, foot Monroe Il.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
For Cairo aud st. LOUIS.
--Frazsr, master
TEis elegant passenger steamer H.
will leave ~
THIS DAY. 9th inst, at S pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD q CO, Agents,
corner Main and Madison sts.. OF
dec7 u city Wharf boat, foot Monroe st.
FOR WHINE RIVER.
For White River.
LIBERTY No. Davis master
Tlis line passenger packet leaves "a
for the above On ~
SATURDAY, 18th inst at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD & CO, agents,
Corner Main aud Madison streets or
decH 2 WharIboat. loot Monroe street.
F~ White Rtver-U.S. Al.
DIS master
This new and splendid passenger IT.
steaIBe CT will leave as above on ~
SATURDAY, 18th inst, az 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER. Agents,
ded27 2t 2K2 FrG3tt street.
For White River.
E1hA 20 md7beA
This excellent passenger steamer h
leave rs above s
THIS DAY, 9Th inst. At 3 pm.
VINsON & DONAHUE, Agents,
dec27 Il "a Front street.
For Whlue nlYer-U. g. NJ.
LIBERTY NO 2-~.........-...DEyis master
This splendid passenger packet e.
will leave As above on 1851
SATURDAY, 18Th inst, AZ 5 plm.
LEVY q MILLEP, Agents,
dee25 It 20 Front street
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Coal OIL, the best, fer sale at J. w.
Falls d Co, SOL Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Go and See the elegant Basket OF
Peaches, and other Oil Chromos, at +.
Katzenbach's, S17 Main street.
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EOK RFSTNNoEk Adams sireet-BAUMs
4 OLD STAND The house contains oloous
BESIDES Bar-ToOm and eslRs also, back tot'
10 r. DUDLEY EkAYsER, Atty.
EeAs No. h Madison street.
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~ I|"NF |""-|IIWI % IITT1
CAPITA. 7. Lacey:
Sir: 1 am pleased to inform you that
at a meeting Of Conservative delegates
from the various wards of this city, regu-
larlY assembled in convention, at Elk
change Building, on the oath inst, you
received a majority Of votes as their
choice for the office ofMayOr at the next
municipal election, which vote was sub.
sequenuy made unanimous.
Having entire confidence in your
moral worth and capacity, and feeling
that you possess the ability to relieve our
city from its present financial smbarrass-
ment, we hope you viii accept the nom
inatiOn hereby rendered you. Receive
from me my high appreciation OF per-
sOnal esteem.
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Money Loaned on CollAterals, S2s MAR
street. dec27 I've
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MEMS good Boots, g. Mems BrOgans
81. Nice quality OF Undershirts and
Drawers, 81 each. Good heavy Jeans,
soc. J. H. Lowenstine & Bros, No. 23l
Main street.
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MRS. wINsLoW's
S % OTHING SYRUP
For Children Teething

For Ohildren IeethinR,
Greatly facilitates the process OF teething, by
sOftening thu gums, reducing aliinfiammatiOn
will auay all pain and spasmOdie action. aud II
sare % Regulate the BeaeIs.
Depend upon it, mothers, it win give rest to
yourselves, and q
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FOR SALE.
.oR
D SIZE CHEAP.

"
EteinwsT & sons seven Octave PIANO.
nearly new. and OF splendid tone, vii be sold
cheap for cash, Al No. ll Adams street, or at
Appeal CEce- oeco u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-27

PERSONAL. r. Beard, General Spe-
cial Agent Of the POst0fiice Department,
srrived in the city yesterday and is putt
ting up AZ the OvsrtOn. Business cuu-
nected with the department brings him
TO the Sunny South during the merry
Christmas time. Our genial young friend
Durff has hiH in charge. He could not
be in better hands.
Our young freud Hogshead, Of the
PauoIa Star, paid US q visit Yesterday
He represents his sheet as h0urishiBg
ike a green bay tree.
The Rev. Father Edelsn LEFT last night
by the Memphis and Louisville Railroad
for st. Joseph, Perry county, Ohio. The
prayers OF MANY a poor Widow ard or
phan will be offered for his welfare.
Capt. Hardy Harris. OF Bolivar, Tenn ,
nephew Of eX-GOv. Ishsm @. Harris, Is
81 present in the city. His friends can
fud him for the next few days ct The
WoHhRm House.
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Physicians Prescriptions compounded
by an experienced Chemist. at all hours.
wv RFALLS q co,
Hi Main street.
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N ALL THEIR VARIETY.

WE have recently been placed IN receipt Of
w = large and most well selected stock o.
FANCY GROCERIES. etc consisting IN paTtU
AlInondS. fiiterts. hesaus, Brazil Nuts, Clrou1
RaisinE. Gurrants. Pig. Lslies. ans Preserves
OF Al kinds sauces, Pickles eau Fruits Toyr,
AID a varleIy o. other srlcles Too gngthy for
enumeration. We are also In receipt o. regu-
lar shipments Of orange Lemons abd other
Green FruitA. and invite the attentinn 81 GuT
old customers and the public generally % O0F
ktoek. feeling conf that our lengthy uus-
ness eNperienec elaDles Us 20 give entire salts
1aelIon 10 all VI our many patrons.
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Best Delaines, l5e. Good full size
Shawls, 81. All wool Flannel, 25c. J.
II. LOwenstine, No. 23l Main street,
must sell out. We leave open till 10 pm.
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TOYS

THEL Laundry will be re-Opensd for nsina
again NEXr MONDAY I'D December. IN
der the management Of Mr. VA. Q. DlBOLL,
assisted py his wife, who have both had an
experience Of several years N a Laundry.
Mrs boil will give her personal Attention
to all WORK that comes ID, more especially
Laundry work for ladies'. Circulars and price
lists viii be distributed IN a feW days. giving
mere detailed particulars
Leave orders or addresses at 20 IelS4zca
street, or through Gty Post TO wa. q. DIBOEL.
Reler. by permission, 10 H.. A. Litiat0u.
ESQ Insurf nee Agent. Madison street q X
g. Jones, with Biack, Cannon & Co, and o. r.
Prescott q Co, 80 Jefferson street. Price LISTS
cAn be ohtaine Z at ne ate place caclrf
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Az you economical housewives who
al prints at twelve cents, four-fourths
bleaChed domestic at ten cents, cotton
iannels at twenty cents, also a fine line
Of towel-crash, tahle-cloth, etc, call on
NJ. Kraus & Co.. No. 2is Main street, at
THAR eingiuty ont Gale -.
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N45ias so cents, Sontsgs IS cents,
Hoods 50 cents. J. Il. Loewenstine &
Bros, No. 23l Main street. Closing out
sale. We leave open til 10 pm.
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NOR SALE OR REGT-The MAYFLELD
PLACE" containing 80 scres, $50 cleared
aud under fence, 4 good gin aud gtnhouse,
EtubIes and heoessary O~ut-housezs q nice dwell
Hug. two good clsterns and one ven spring on
- nlase which Affords running water the year
ronnd. This place is situaled on the HoEn
Lske road. I2miles from MeHphis, aud via be
500 70 gait the times II not sold by the 18th
OF Ianuarg. 1855, viii be rented 70 a god ten
ant Apply 70
No. n Madison street, or 20
IL. LANE, on the premises.
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OVerlOn Hotel, Memphis, Tenn.

Fhis new and sp icious Hotel. pieaqa1tIy sta
ated on Main street, the great businsss thor.
oughfeEe OF The city, Is now eompiets In all IL
appointments, aud cannot be surpassed for els-
sanee and comfort by any Hotel Ia The South
or West. The Proprietor, late Of the PlanteTs'
Hotel, Augusta, Ga, pledges himself 70 give
entire satisfaction 70 It's patrons, by keeping
strictly a FIRST las HOTEL
decls Ina s.A Robbins & co.
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- LleRse.

L . X r r N t
A centrally located business house on Front
Row. POSSESSION oven immediately.
oes-rf j. W. PAGE, IA