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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-02

Ladies and chiIdren's furs. the
tasIiest ana finest in the city.
Memphis Hat Company, ODpO-
site lhe square. Oc3l ct
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Ladies visit the fur emporium
aRd buy genuine furE. Menu
phis Hal Company, opposite the
s0uare, oc3l st.
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Attend the closing out sale Of Rice,
Silk & Co. You will find a complete
stock Of Dry Goods at lower prices than
ever. OctS Ina
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Ladies' fuFs, all qualities, at
Miller e. Leidy's, opposite the
square. Oe3l ct
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The largest assortment of ladies'
and children's fancy furs in the citV
at Francisco 81 Wigsin'e, 300 Main
street. nOl3t
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FOR YAZOO RIVER.
For Vicksburg and all points on YazOo and
TaIlahatohie Rivers.
This elegant passenger packet ST.
will leave ~
SATURDAY, ID Nov, at 5 pm.
JAS. T. BOURNE & CO., Agents
oc3l 81 No. 2 jefferson street
For Vicksburg and all points on Yaz0o River
Myrtle HARDwICE, Master.
This elegant passenger steamer IL
will leave ~
SATURDAY, ID Nov, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD q co, agents,
Corner Main aud Madison streets or
Oc8I 81 WharfbOat. foot Monroe street.
For Vicksburg and Yazoo River.
myrtle. ..... HRrdwick master
This elegant and swift steamer IL
will leave MemphisregulRrly everyA
SATURDAY, ID Nov, at SPIN.
LEVY d MILLER, Agents,
OcS0 It 25g Front street.
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Ladies' and children's fancy dress
furs or every description at Fran
cisco q Virgins, 800 Man street.
mol sc
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LARCEEY-A bUrly negro, named
Robert Griffin was arrested yesterday, on
a warrant Issued by MIR. Justice Black,
as was also another cOlOred citizen
named Dick Folwell, by one Of Justice
Noore's officers. Both parties we're
" sent up" II they do not get straw
bail. or are released on the mucn abused
habeus corpus, they will be brought
before the 'sO-csiled Grand Ma,
Judge Hunter for trial.
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METROPOLITAN POLICE-PatrOiman
). !. Alley has been appointed Sergeant
in the first district, vice Hampton, de-
ceased. Acting Sergeant Clinton has
resigned, and g0He on the patrol. Patrol
men Eign0r and SagTsman have Oeen
appointed acting Sergesug. Sergeant
Brown, who hss been for two months on
the day. took the night yesterday.
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Trunks. vslises and Rsgs. Robe
son, Sneed & Co. Oell II
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Our stock OF ladies and children's
furs are now ouen for inspection.
Fra cisco & Virgin, 500 Main street.
mol Qr
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TO r +
Land For sale.

z-5d Secondhand BUGGY and
rf+l7. -zaI4 will be sold cheap. Apply % lay
Tor g.. & Rutland a4 Erout street, or
a-ErF vs. BRUCE & Monroe street
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Hats the best aud latest sfyI' :
at Memphis Hat Company. OPP
pOsite the square. Oc3l 6t
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Buy your fall style hat of Will
Ter a LeidY. oe3l Sc
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500 RbIs Mess Pork,
20 Casks Bacon sides,
80 CASKS Shoulders
S2S Sacks Choice Coffee.
400 BbIs Sugar, assorted,
500 Bbis Flour, all grades,
2eO Bbls Meal,
80 Bbls whisky.
100 BbIs n. o. MSlasses.
$50 Half BbIs n D.. mOlasses,
500 His MHckerel.
so Bbis No. L. and 3 Maekerel
$50 Pieces Kentucky BaRgiDg.
20 Bales India Baggfng,
100 Cells Rope.
200 Half Cells Rope,
300 Kegs Lard.
so TIerces Lard.
100 BXs Tobacco. assrt'd brands
SO BbIs No. 4 Cider Vinegar.
so Bbls Breakfast Bacon,
so Tterces Sugar-cured Hams,
Ard an extra large assortment Of Groceries
which will be sold low for cash, or on usual
time TO prompt paying customers
Advances VIII bs made on OF
Cotton, for sale here, or to our friends IN New
Orleans.
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Shaker Flannel shirts and Draw
ers. hobeson, Sneed q Co. ocll II
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Silk UDdershirts and Drawers,
very low. Robson, Sueed & 60.
o0f1T II
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IN RANFIL 81 ID,

vr estahYished lheH Omoe In TiRs
nioch. "a rear Of No ~ Jefferson sreet-
ereshSy may be found By parties Interested.
OcH
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different points on this continent, and
feals nc hesitation IN saying that this
may be the last demonstration OF this
character for years to come. He speaks
not from the theory sxpOuHded by 9TH
ers, but from actual experience. The
cold weather has suppressed for the time
being the disease, and now is the time,
OF all Others, for us TO be on our guard.
Let every one whose occupation takes
him or her cut Of doors, put on their
flannel and protect themselves against
the changes of the weather. Keep out OF
the night air, live lightly in the way Of
eating, avoid constipation by the use OF
such remedies as viii correct them with
out chilling, or producing drastric painful
effects.
To the young physician, as there are
many here, / would suggest, when you
nave a grave case about which there Is
any doubt, call in an experienced physi-
clan who has seen yellow fever with its
notifications, and bolster yourself up
by his advice. for many q promising
young physician has gone to Obscurity
who might have been 81 ornament 20
his profession, from the loss of a case OF
two in such times as these. In cOnClu-
sion, / think the public has great reason
to congratulate itself that it has in its
midst q medical faculty who are equal
10 an emergency like the present, as
evinced by the great success, and so few
deaths, compared with the large number
OF cases. EXPERIENCE.
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- ,.zf.nz UUR BFEEhBS 20 the aontueIn
P1DIc. We have no h~es-taucy in asserting
- arpsriority over any northern pnodno-
-. IN oar markets. In their devisement they
- purely soEtbsEn - compounded viii q
.p..tsI ssapuitads 70 TIE vadouH types Of
-iom.oic arrangements prevalent In our
climate.
ubsa gentle stimulsnt 70 The system ~l'e'
undergoing g severe Illness
Is 8 sure for DYSPEPSIA
Il assists Digestion.
n cureg Diarrhea and Cholera horbus.
d 4 a preventive for Cnins snd Feysrs-
Itts "A invaluable companion for person
,ravelinR al ali seasons OF the year.
"a HoMR enterprise, and possesses tru'
merh-
- Sold sFsgshere.
o. II. ERRERT & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers.
n.- No. 9 HowRrd's Row
Nemphts- TeRD.
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LECTURE OK YELLOW FEVER AND
CHOLERA.-Ou Tuesday evening Dr..
Wilson, an ex Confederate surgeon, will
deliver q lecture az the Memphis Club
Hall, on cholera and yellow fever. The
proceeds will be appropriated to the fund
being raised for burying the Confederate
dead at Iuka, accomplished some time
age. The price Of admission will be fifty
cents, and tickets can be procured st
Wade & Co.'s book store. This will
0 an interesting lecture, and should
be well attended.
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Furs of all nations at Francisco
& Wigsin's, SOC Main street. mol St
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OK and aftsr MONDAY, october 2sths oul
charges for COMPRISING SVston, 49, =;
Esilnoad. until further 1859 WI pe NNA
R6ITaR AND Fifty CENTS per pale
GILL q MAURE.
Cbickassw steam Cotton Fnea@
III MERRITT, Asst Supt,
mo. q WELL, Agent,
-EU.thwestern Freight and Cotton Frehs "a
80. n CHRISTIAN a 90.
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Mr. H. c. LIPPARD We are pleased
to see this gentleman return 70 our city.
Mr.. LipUard. through the solicitation Of
his class, some two weeks ago postponed
his lessons until % night. He is here
ready to commence bat his friends hav-
ing advised him 70 the contrary, be will
not open until tonight week, from which
tine he will continue the course OF les
sons until completed.
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ENCOURAGEMENT.

TOHN Fl. BOWEN, present incumDenI y
.. candidate for recession TO the ONCE 81 CIV
collector, at the election 20 be hoiueh n
January next
DLEAsF announce my name ass candlasD
FOR the ONCE OF County Register Ioi SheiDl
az the ensuing March sion,
- -
are authorized to announce AAOS n
w CURLlN as q candidate .oI s1SilI y
MamnhaA guly 81. Is6z. = Ie-
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FOR SALE.

nEETDFNCE FOR SALE.-The
II ES4a5 med 0-ers for sale Jne Re idence
- - Iafe Br. ". II. Eaines. In The Town OF
Hananfo. DesJto c1uuty, Miss. Lnere u on
frz Trawfses a large and cCnmodlous frame
R-rEfrr ufrh six rooms. hlures, eLaDles'
G-~harrs. etc. and situated near the Al-sls-
stu1t and Tennessee rsl-r1ad depot FoE tLL
80 RI rT-u.arfur address tie understg1@d AZ
He-uau1O- Miss W.
1cIq line 1uMIL
10 r = A / E.
-r.z Frr-7-s A. ID. e EVANS.
IL Mouros street.
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Z . r e

20 r y a L E.
LIGHT draft EteIn.whesl boat -
length lbs feet, breadth Of beam 2Z@&s
feet, depth of hold 3 feet, width OF floor p feet;i
open hold abaft of boiler. Machinery consists
OF two ~ engines, nine and O~ne-fOurtb "a
inch bore and three 90 feet stroke; one ~ doc
tor engine; one % i've ~ dued boilers, twenty
COZ feet long, forty OO iuchesin diameter hull
was built by Messrs. Beaupre & kimbaL, Of
Metropolis, m, Of The best material, and COM
pleted IN June last. She is now receiving her
cabin and will be ready for business by the 10Th
of October. VIII draw not 20 exceed twelve ~
inches Of water. Address,
REED & MANN, ;
ocI5 sod cairo Iron Works.
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NOTICES..
ETSA LIFE NSURANOE COMPANY,

or HARTFORD, conn.
s over six and a Half Million Dol
lars.
vaa-EE Policies on AL the different plans,
ma A. 81 low rates ss SAFETY and noshss
- f-efTfv- Takes a note Tor bal the IRE
-. rbsrebv YOU get double the amount o.
T-.e---Tca wIIh the aame sum Ia cash spent IN
Al -agh Companies CAL and see Us adEan-
100 ofrred-b y the Agent ~ N Aia1ison
street. upstairs -- 4ruaw n,s,s.
uaL 3n A'HDnG -
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THE FALL MEETING.-The meeting to
De held on the grounds of the Memphis
Racing Association, on the second Mon
day in November, under the auspices of
the Turf Congress, promises to be a most
brilliant affair. The track is in most ex-
celent order the Superintendent, Capt.
John S. Lail, having given the greatest
attention 20 his department for months
past. The Ladies' stand has undergone
a thorough repair, and everything done
to render LAZY visitors comfortable.
Ushers will be in attendance. The grand
stand has also been refitted for the re-
ceptiOn Of visitors. The Secretary. Mr..
Gibson, is daily in the receipt of letters
from the most prominent turf men Of the
country, giving notice of their coming.
There is certain to be a gathering Of the
finest stock, and all the prominent sport
ing men of the country on this occasion.
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PARTEE, M'GEHEE&C0
FACTORS,
AND
General Commission Merchants
COOPER BLOCK. Monroe Street
Liberal Advances Made on C6EiImHItS.

IN referring TO our card as abuve, we would
say that in the luture, asin tue past, we will
give our best attention 70 the IL teTests OF our
patrons on all -oOHsignments mace Us. rhat
while our facilities are - least equal to any,
THE Usual CH -RGES MILL BE MADE,
and we pledge ourselves tina the result to the
planter IN 81 business intrueted to us shall be
as favorable as from any other house OF equal
standing. or from parties who may propose TO
transact business for less than we Ieel we can
justly and safely afford TO 90. ocS-3m
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APPELLANT WEDDING.-The follow
ing announcement, taken from the
Louisville Democrat of the 3lst uit., is
not unlocked for in our-city. We need
not say that our best wishes attend the
gallant Howard and his lovely bride
through life Last evening there was =
very large and fashionable assemOlage
at Calvary church, Ia witness the nup-
tials Of Mr.. Clarence T. GeOghegan, Of
Memphis, 10 Miss Fannie, daughter OF
David Wright, deceased, formerly 8
prominent and wealthy manufacturer.
AT nine O'Clock the bridal party entered
the place OF worship, Mendelsohn's wed
ding march being performed upon the
organ by Charles L. Ward with exgUis-
ite taste and power. The solemn and
impressive marriage services of the
Episcopal Church were pronounced by
Rev. Mr.. Platt, the able and eloquent
rector, James Bridgeford giving away
the bride. The lady and her our beau
tiful attendants were attired IN simple
white, and the gentlemen in cOnven-
tional black. We express but q general
wish when We desire for this newly
mated couple long life and much happi-
ness.n
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DOR RENT

TOR RENT
- q. rsrf -U9 acres Of rich Big creek
SD IN ne Nnrthera portion OF shelny
1000 Tenn. Il VIII be rented In large or
hnN 20 NRERLAYNE JONES, SR.,
--- rara Iny 8 Co
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EMMoEs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street, and 1913 Main street, have received
Harper's Bazaar, Metropolitan Record,
Criminal ZeituDg, Turf, Field and Farm,
New York Clipper, Irish American Free
mans Journal, Irish People, Irish Citi-
zen, John MitchelPs new paper, Ameri-
can Artisan, New York Ledger, Chimney
Corner, Literary Album, Boston Pilot,
Banner of Light, La Crosse Democrat,
Round Table, Police News, Harper's
Weekly, Frank Leslie, New York
Weekly, Southern Society, Waverly
Magazine, and all the magazines for No
-veInber, and dailies from everywhere.
Call at Emm0ns & Son for your reading
matter.
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VOR + n t

store Housas Nos. $50 and Sl shelby street
A. n larve ONCE In The Walker block.
- THOs. b. COOKE,
or,5 n EsH Main street, up stairs
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FOR RENT.
o. t

T
The elegant new building NO
,w tBr.s vfories bieh. with good cellar.
r-f-n NJ. l. MEACHAM,
80 No.gUniOn street
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LosT--FoUND


$50 h d
-avad or stolen about the uth ofthis month,
r-,m IA street near the bayou, one
rarEe Mouse colored MAKE NOLEi ABOUT u
-, d-sv saddle. The above reward viii Re
-.s Trrhe delivery or the same at GAL
BREATH. STEWART cos. oc2s Nv
I o 3 T.
=, so-nr4av night a Setter DOG, brown al
80 avrspt on the breast and end or the tall
wlfrh Is Erey. Had on a black lestaer collar.
wfrb large ron ring, A lber'i reward VIII De
go for me recovery OF the Dog.
A. b.
ouc4 i've hS VAIN sltee
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Two large and splendid Halls at No. ~ Sc
md sr-spf ~ Adams Block, suitable for literary
s-s1r.srf0ns balls. private parties, CLUBS, lec-
f--.s- fairs. etc ALI be rented feasoneD9
T-rrire on NJ Hill. Main street, WensternlnoA
or sell
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-02

LOOKTO TITO the man Of family, it
is a duty incumbent that he should
secure his dear ones against want, in case
of his death. The matter of life in
ran has now become an absolute
necessity for this purpose. The ravages
Of war and the almost entire prostTstion
Of our commercial prospects makes the
insurance of ones life for the benefit of
those who may be left behind, Of more
Importance than ever. One II the best
companies we know Of is the Phoenix
Mutual Of Hartford. Mr.. 5. D. Mcclure,
well known to Our citizens, is the resi-
dent agent. He has his Office at No. Is
Jefferson street, and is prepared to issue
policies on the most liberal terms.
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II o LIE - Il
o TERs OF
FIVE YEARS,

FIVE YEARS,
THAT most desirable and centrally toesteo
HoteI. called 4" q DE ELhurE
The Furniture, OF every kind now usSH
f-a HotpI. Will Pc sold with the Lease uG
KENNY & POTTER
KIT WilIsms Block
,-r Garner Second and Madison Sts.
TOR r T
STORES and OFFICES IN BetheiLs cSS
Building, on the corner OF daln anu ~
BETHELL, OF 5 p WALKER Jk' lh ~
No I and -
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INTERESTING TO APPLICANTS IN
BANKRUPTCY-All VINO contemplate
svailing themselves Ofthe benefits OF the
Bankrupt Law must do so previous to
March 2, 1868, as the fifty percent. clause
takes effect on that day. There are only
one hundred and nineteen days left. All
claims against the bankrupt who applies
before March ID, may be proven accord
ing TO the act nOw-after which time the
fifty per cent. clause takes effeCt-whieh
is as follows: Section thirty-three Ofthe
law "And in all proceedings in bank
ruptcy, commenced after one year from
the time this shall 60 into operation, no
discharge shall be granted to a debtor
whose assets do not pay fifty per cent. of
the claims against his estate, unless the
assent, in writing, OF q majority in num-
Der and value Of his creditors, who have
proved their claims, is filed in this case,
1T or before the time of application for
discharge" Petitions can be flied with
the Clerk Of the United States District
Court at Memphis now, which will be
binding as o o as filed according TO the
act. The Eighth Congressional District
comprises the following counties Fay
cite, HaTdeman, Madison, McNairy,
Shelby and Upton.
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Regular Memphis ana New Or
leans Weekly Line.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet,
HESRY AAEs J. Z. Hicks master
TRos L. CRAWFORD, Clerk.

This new and splendid passenger
steamer viii leave Memphis foES
TERNATE WEDNESDAY, throughout the
season. e.
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TOR r Ell t


A centrally located business house on From
Row. Possession given Immediately.
go J. W. PAGE, JE
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
For White River.
NOhAA master
This splendid passenger packet IL
Will leave as above on
SATURDAY, % inst, at 5 pm.
W. JAY JOHNSON, Agent,
nOvl 2t star WharfboaG
For White River.
NORMAL master
This new and splendid passenger IL
steamer viii leave as above on -
SATURDAY, % inst. 1t 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD & Co, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison Sta, or
novl q City Wharf boat, foot Monroe st.
For White River.
COMMERCIAL. --.....---.-..As master
This excellent steamer leaves II
Memphis as above, -
SATURDAY, ID inst, at S pm.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
noYl Il 262 Front street..
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MmDressin0 COhOn.

~. No. 9 HOwerd's Row
Nemphts- TeRD.
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The weather has not varied since yes
terday. The days are moderately cool
and the nights are accompanied With
frost. A few more such and yellow Jack
will have fed, we hope, forever. White
river has been swelling very slightly
from recent rains, and some six inches
has been added to the channel depth.
The Ida Rees reports three and q half
feet at Little Island and three feet to
J~aeksonpOrt. There lie more trouble be-
tween here and Cairo, and pilots differ
as to the depth found. The Marble City
reports five feet two inches at Point
Pleasant, and the Mepham but four
feet ak with the stick. The Ohio was
falling, but our midnight dispatches may
tell OF q slight swell.
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CITY MATTERS.
Memphis and ohio Railroad.

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4 lsS7
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AOuGC AoI ACAH 1CgA ALAAF ~" AA@A 800
has at last been supplied, Messrs. Ryan
and Van VOast having opened one four
miles from town, which will compare
favorably with any in the state. Fine
liquors, good attendance and gentlemanly
treatment will always be received rOm
these gentlemen by their guests.
DR.. B. A. Pope, OcuIist and Aurist,
Bethel Block, will continue his prac-
tice for & few weeks longer in Memphis.
Office hours from 90 A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ.
The largest assortment of ladies'
and children's fancy furs in the citV
at Francisco & Wigsin'r, 300 Main
street. nol3t
Our stock Of ladies and chiIdren's
furs are now open for inspection.
Fra cisco & Wiggin, 800 Main street.
mol 81
Ladies and chiIdren's furs. the
tasIiest ana finest in the city.
memphis Hat Company, oppO-
site lhe square. oc3l ct
Ladies, call at Francisco & Wig
gins. 800 Main street, and examine
their splendid assortment of fancy
dress fuIs. mol 81
Gents dress and business hats
at Memphis Hat Company. OPP
POsite Court square. Oc3l ct
Shaker Flannel SHIRTS and Draw
ers hobeson, Sneed & Co. ocll II
Hats the best and latest sfyI' :
at Memphis Hat Company OPP
POsiie tine square. OCH Ut
attend the closing out sale Of Rice,
Silk & Co. You viii find a complete
stock Of Dry Goods at lower prices than
ever. octS Ina
READ the advertisements Of
Rice, sIfX a Go. Their immense
sleek of FSsshiO8able Dry Goods
will be closed cut regardless OF
cost, TO quit the retail trade.
oct8 I'm
Furs of all nations at Francisco
& Wigain's, SOC Main street. mol St
Silk Undershirts and Drawers.
very low. Robson, Sueed & 60.
Octl1 If
Buy your fall style hatOf Will
Ter q Leidy. oe3l 81
Business Suits, Cheapest in the
city. Robeson Sneed & Co. cell If
Ladies' visit the fur emporium
aRd buy genuine furE. Menu
phis Hat Company, opposite the
square. oc3l st.
Ladies' and children's fancy dress
furs OF every description at Fran
cisco Il Wlggin's, 800 Nam street.
mol sc
Trunks. Valises and Rags. Robe
son, Sneed & Co. DELL II
Mink. sable and atch furs the
AnesI at Miller a Leidy's.
oc3l &c
Buy your Clothing from Robson.
Sneed & Co., 305 Main street. oclI II
FuFs! furs! faFs! f1rsi furs!
at Miller & Letdy's, 30S Main
street. OCH st
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T00F, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
WHOLESALE cRocERs
Commission Merchants,
No. 266 Front st., Memphis.

n. c. PEARCE,
J. n. M'CLELLA
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

My Goodrich Seeding Potatoes, gyopB from
The Original stock, and hence all trueito name are
now ready for delivery 10 those who have alrea.
dy engaged them nd also supply to whoever
may wish TO secure these choice potatoes for the
ensuing spring.
From trial of the above potstoes by ,tos
who Were so fortunate as 10 secure some seed
ir'm me last spring most ia liners have te.
ONE aw- re OF II cir vast super or ty over al!
thers. They are uniivalied in their immense
Yield; exceedingly excellent for table use, and
very hdrdy-neary Tree from rot or uisaase
All persons wishing them had better apply
now or early as possible, ana bring their bags
u DR. Porter S Drug Store.
EaIly Goodrich best early, IS o. pr :
al c., beautiful AID delicate, 3 90 &"
Gleason. fine for winIer use, 2 10 &"
Rusty CUat, superior yied ders and good 90 "
CuLco, enormously fruitful, . 20 ''
Garnet Chill, at about the market prize
Dec. 10, l5o6. DR.. II. c. PORTER.