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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-15

MRS. ~JACKsON's QUEEN BEss WASH
AND COMPLEXION PowDER-We take
pleasure in calling the attention Of the
ladies and public generally, and espe-
cially the druggists in the city and coun-
try, TO the above named celebrated beau
tlher. Mrs. jackson, in order to remove
from the minds of the public the preiu-
dice nOw existing 10 regard to the many
cosmetics now before them, has submit
ted for inspection and analysis her Queen
Bess Wash and Complexion Powder to
the oldest and most celebrated French
aud German chemists ia the United
States, and they warrant il to contain no
acid or poisonous mineral which c0uld in
any possible ann injure the skin or
teeth, 1t being purely the oil, extracts
and essence of u choicest flowers, a
few applications being sufficient to re-
move all tan, freckles, pimples, or any
eruptions which are such bitter enemies
TO the beauty OF the face, and as a dem
triice for the teeth it has no equal. La
dies and gentlemen need not fear to give
it q trial. We published, a few days
ago, a certificate from n of our best
aud well known French chemists and
phsrmaceutists, Emo Sanders, under
Barnum and Southern Hotels, st. Louis,
and We believe IL to be what il is recon-
mended. We feel certain that the above
name would not have come out in con-
nection with it were it o all that is
claimed for it. 1t is not only recon-
mended as as external beautifier, but it
is prescribed by some of our first-class
physicians as g sure cure for liberated
sore mouth, gums or throat, It being
mother nature'sOwn healing balm. Mrs.
Jackson therefore respectfully solicits
the ladies and druggists to call on J. b.
WATSON & Co., wholesale agents, No. 3l8
Main street, and examine her repair
ton free Ofcharge. Manufacturing depot
No. Il3 North Sixth street, st. Louis,
No. Agents male and femsle) wanted
to introduce the above article. Liberal
compensation allowed.
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Yesterday was a pleasant and beauti-
full day-just cool enough to make an
OverCORt comfortable. We have no
change to report in the rivers below.
The Upper Mississippi is falling rapidly,
owing to the gorge Of ice at Fort Madi-
son. At KeOkuk the river fell three feet
in twelve hours. At Hat Island there is
less than four feet. The Missouri Is re-
ported rising at st. Joseph, with mild
weather. OF the Ohio the Commercial OF
Friday says "The 5noWstOrn OF yes.
terday prevailed from New York to the
lakes, and westward to st. Louis. The
fretZing weather is making ice rapidly
in the Ohio, from Pittsburg to Pomaroy,
and Tomorrow We will have a fair float
ing crop from PomerOy to Evansville.
Fortunately, the Ohio river ID rising at
Parkersburg, which may prevent it from
being gOrged with ice. At PittabuTg last
night, there we're three feet, aud on q
stand; at Wheeling, four feet sninehes,
and falling; at Parkersburg, seven feet,
and rising; at Pomeroy il rose three
and a half feet yesterday, with six and
one-half feet IN Eight Mile " at GalIip.
oils, three and one-half ieeU, and rising,
with four feet, and N a stand reported
10 the Kanawha river; at Cincinnati, it
rose Eve and One-half inches yesterday,
but was stationary last night at Louis
vile, it Is rising, with three and one-haIf
feet in the canal, and twenty inches in
the pass over the falls. There were heavy
rains at Frankfort, Ky, Wednesday
night, and some snow yesterday, which
will the Kentucky river to swell.
At FincsDues there were heavy rains
yesterday, and the Wabash is rising.
This will help the Lower Ohio, where
there are only thirty inches on FrencA
Island, and three feet scant on Shaw
neetoWn.
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AmrssAENFs.

NEW MEMPHIS THEAFER,-The en-
gagement Of Miss Ceciie Rush closed las
evening with the sensation drama o
The Child &edJer, in which she appeBreC
a. the heroine. We do not much adect
such plays, but Mas Rush has every rea,
son 10 be satisfied with the impression
she has made on Memphis audiences.
! That last evening would have been
larger, but the evening was clustering
and severely cold. On Monday evening
q New candidate for Memphis hOnOrs
will appear in the person OF MI. Frank
Mayo, = gentleman who has held a lead
ing position ia the Boston theateT, and
is known as the young and talented Cal
ifornia actor. He Is said 60 be q Of the
very best " Hamletsn pa the boards, and
will make his debut here ia that charac-
ter. That there VIII be q large audience
there q be no doubt. Our citizens are
In excellent condition to see something
in the legitimate way, and the strong
caste OF tsHamlet,n with the addition Of
Mr.. Waldron as "Horatio," gives prom
ise Of 3 most interesting entertainment.
TEMPERANCE FAIR AND FESTIVAL.
We notice that the Sons and Daughters
of Temperament are ali making ample and
inviting preparations for a grand fair q
festival al the GreenlGw Hall Their
is no organization that deserves more
syupathy and admiration than the sons
of Temperance in this city. The order
is composed to a large extent OF young
men. They have c~Ourageously and
nobly adhered to their principles, AID
pursued their purpose Of working a social
reform in the midst OF all discourage
Their Efforts have been crowned
with great success, and to-day they area
numerous, compact aud influential body.
The object Of the fair is, we understand,
to make arrangements for the reception
in becoming style of the Grand Division
the United States, which meets In this
city next January. The Temperance
Halls need fitting up, the poor need
assistance, the struggling victims OF ~
temperance who are Snatched from the
-yrant's grasp need help, and the order
need and ought to receive the eo-opera-
ion Of the true and good Of this com
nuuity. Let all help in this noble effort.
Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Sim, the Misses Price,
Miss FlSheTty, Miss Bruce, Mrs. Camp
1ell, Miss Grant, and Others, will have
of the tables.
ORPHANS FAIR.-At the Orphans
Fair, which will be held in the Ex-
Building during Christmas week,
|. splendid pair Of gold and silver
mounted and plated pistols will be voted
o the most popular police captain. We
ave seen the case, and pronounce it gu
Verb. The arms are all that could be
.sked f0r-enclOsed in a beautiful ma
case, in which will be found the
nOulds, etc. The contest will be
lively. The more given to the orphans
he better.
THE NARIETIES.-The Varieties Thea
er, under tie management Of Mr..
was well attended last night.
me performance was OF the usual Satur-
night order-the players doing their
est,
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La French Bemsdiez-Have
saved thousands all over Europe, hsy-
ing been for many years the nrst sssist-
ant at Professor La Hirandes' Private
Hospital in Paris, and having been IN
duced to establish a branch in this
country, 1 am now prepared 70 furnish his
celebrated remedies for Consumption, Rheu-
matism, scrofIia ETC.; also, the genuine i'm
ported Vitella Health's Grand ResJorer-
the only certain cure for a constitution
shattered by the excuses and abuses OF
youth. DO not be tempered with by mex
perienc5d physicians. Address your COM
municatioBs to Dr.. g. W.FsTnisr, rs West
47th ST., New YORK. Advice gratis, but 70
you give US the full history Of your case,
the consultation fee Of three dollars should
be enclosed. Ladies may address Us In null
confidence. nO7
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THE FANNY THURsTON LECTURES.
Capt. John r. FIippin will deliver the
opening lecture, Of the winter series Of
lectures, for the benefit Of the widows
and orphans OF Confederate soldiers, at
the Greenlaw Opera House, on Tuesday
night next, the 18th, al 7 O'clock-sub-
iect. Men, WOUleg, and Tsiags. Good
musicwiH b egiven at the opening andclose
Of the lecture, and a recitation from James
4. Sullivan. Very many calls have
been made upon me to start the lectures
again, for the double purpose which they
80 greatly subssrved before--that ola liter
aFy nature ssswell as charity-and while
neither I or any other man with bis
hands full Of private business can afford
the time and attention necessary to con
duct successfully such al enterprise, still,
if the good people OF Memphis, every
one Of whom il as much interested SIS I
can be, will lend me their aid, by giving
40 every other Tuesday night TO The lee
lures for the widows and the orphans, I
am willing to do ali In my power to
carry the movement through. The lee
lures in future will be delivered st the
Opera HoUse-it being impossible TO
secure any other suitable hall in the city,
aDd 10 get this ] have to advance seventy
IRE doHdTg each night out of my own
pocket, and take the chances Of getting
il back from the paltry admission fee Of
6fty cents. ] viii venture this on Capt.
Flippin's lecture. Will you staBd by me
in this new effort to give the cultivated
people OF Memphis an occasional enter
taiRment Of the higher order, and the
widows and orphans a small beneft2
JOHN s. KERR.
Chairman Lect1re Committee.
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HYMEEIAB-The matrimonial market
for the week ending yesterday vas qnu-
suRlly dull. The number Of Licenses
Were very few, while the certificates re-
turned were only six, showing that the
IN tbe bolg bonds. n ~. Bie3soe md
Miss S. ii. Williford, November 9Th; J..
NJ. Williford and Mis- Nellie j. Bledsoe.
November 7th; 4. b. Shepherd and
Miss Margaret A. McSpadden, Nogsn.
Der 9th Oscar J.. Slater and Miss Mar
tia J.. Harper November 2Sth Sam.
Jones and Juno Clay, July 12tb Frank
Shepherd and Jennie BOilson, July 18th.
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BALES.

ItHE Undersigned have made extensive ar
4 raugements % supply She demand Tor these
Ties the present season.
IN addition tothe EASTMAN DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE, so extensively used hereto
lore they now ofer his ALLIGATOR TIE, with
teeth so arranged as to ly clamp the
noop Wnen tue pressure Is remaJVeA Rom the
bale, and hold 20 without slipping.
Great pains have been taken 70 secure the
best quality Of iron.
These Ties are 80 simple in their arrange
meut that they can be applied by any one, 70
bales Of any size, with the same facility and
expedition as rope. In strength. security and
iaciuIy or application, they viii compare IA
vorabiy with any yet introduced.
Ihe advantages OF Iron Ties are now gensr-
ally recognized; but il Is deemed not out OF
place to call the attention OF those interested
20 the very emphatic recommendation OF IN
dsrwriters, Captains, and Owner
and Agents OF sea steamers and Sailing YES
seis, recently published in the newspaprrs in
New Orleans.
CHAMBERS & LATTING,
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale by
MEACHAM & TREADWELL.
HARRIS, COCHRAN & Co..
Memphis,
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants.
seq Hgf
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Greatest closing Cat Sale or The Sea-
s0H-M. KFaUs Is On. haFe removed their
wholesale H0U,e fFOm No. az Second
street 20 their old Established House,
No. aiS Matn street, corner OF ADAMS
street, opposite the WOFshsm HOase.
WReFe We Eili sell for the Bext thirty
days regardless OF cost or value, the
largest STOCK Of staple and Fancy BFy
Goods, Clothing. Boots and Shoes, aud
PlaRteFs' Supplies IN The city. both
Wholesale and RRtsIl. Retail bugeFs,
as we'll a City and Country Merchants,
viii do we'll 20 call and secure bargains,
as the sgOCk must be sOia IN ire next
thirty DAYS. rec aFGIess OF cost or value.
NJ. KR3Ua l. CO., No. 2iS Main It,
Corner or Adams, opposite The W0Fsham
House.
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NOTICES.

Marriage and coIibaey.-An essay for
young men on the crime Of solitude, and the
diseases and abEses WHICH srsate impediments
TO marriage, with cure means OF FelisL Seat
sent In sesled envelopes nee Of charge Address
Dr.. ]. sKILLIN HoU6HTOE,
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
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CARD.
To our Friends and Customers.

OWING tt THE ~sTBISGEsCY or THE
money market, aEd the general dullness OF
trade, We have been compelled to marx our
goods a. SACRIFICING PRICES, aud must,
therefore, during the month OF DECEMBEE
sell for CASH ONLY.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope 70 re-
ceive a -unuan OF the same.
Respectfully. yours,
B. LOWENsTBIN & BROS.
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Memphis and White River
Packet Company.
REORGANIZATION.
ST. Lsuis, Memphis & VickSburg
PACKET LINE.

ONE Of the four following arst
~ class side wheel Steamers will AHf@
leave Memphis prOmptl ON and
MONDAYS. AZ S O'oiook p IN. for Ntcsshurg and
All way landings: Steamers
RUBICCN, W. II. Blake, Master, FRIDAYS;
n. NJ. SHRENE, II. Carter. Master. FRIDAYS;
COLUMBIAN, Barnes. Master, MONDAYS;
PEORIA CITY, d. silver, Master, MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian and
Selma Railroad, and YazOO River rackets.
BY ptOmpUness and regularity ana strict al
tentiOu to all huslue s en- ruSIed TO hem, these
Packets trust TO merit and reozive the patron
age or Sh ppsrs.
Frrign. received at all hours Rt city Wharf
boat, foot of Monroe street.
bABkY HARMSiAD& CO, Agents.
OCl5 II 2S7 Main street, corner Madison.
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Memphis Anpea1:

Editors Memphis Appeal:
Feeling highly eomplimented by the
call made upon me through the press of
the city to become a candidate for the
Office Of Mayor, I feel that TO accept and
announce myself As 8 candidate would
be bad policy, for the reason that with
the present Incumbent in the field assert
ing MS intention to run the race through,
it would be impossible for either to sue
coed only in electiRg one of the Radical
candidates. In view of these facts, I
would suggest that our Conservative
citizens call a Convention at au early
day, to determine who is the most
acceptable nan to put forward as their
standard-bearer in the coming contest for
the MayOralty. I believe this to be the
only method 60 bring about a unity of
sentiment and feeling so necessary to
insure success. Whilst I sm willing to
serve the interests Of the city, / am IN
willing to sacrifice those interests in
aiding the opposition by the use of nay
name at present.
Very respectfully,
W. II. PASSMORE.
MEMPHIS, December IA, Is67.
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIANO-F0RTg.
G~RoVEsTEEN & CO.,
499 Breakdown. n z

IiHE7E Instruments, after the most Hqtferfue
\ testimonials rom the drsr PianixJs In ths
country, VINO, az our solicitation. have rrssa,f
mem IA L1e ssEerest manner P0sa6le, have been
Proh99nced TIE EINEST SQUARE PIANO
fOhIE MADE IN II WORLD.
~ has always been our policy dnrsur tn.
IdNty-sL years that we have manufactured
fiHnns, tt7ctre thousand or which are nuw IN rs+
IN ne United states and Europe. 20 give tha
uhest Lnhtrumenta he lowest cost. Our supa-
rlof fHelhUes enable Us 10 offer them rom on.
First lass House.
me Ne OF these instruments are remnrKabIs
iof tAeF peculiar SweeIuess and Great Bril-
nancy, never losing their quality when forced
70 Llelr utmost capacity. The lower register
retaining Us positlveness does noJ destroy tie
mtdGie ana npper registers by ming ing with
lnem IA dlAagreeqblu confusion. the refined
oeauty or tone being equally delightful to ths
u.Drsellcel and 10 the uIost cultivated ear.
Lnty are an entirely new Style OF pfaua. SIN
lsneulu the most super manner. rLth f7aT aaX
ToH5iq c2rners JroHt and back, heavily carved legs
aud Lyre ~erpenEne Base richly moulded ant
eacn instrument is fully waTrEatei Tor we
yeH sep5 d&wly
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MORE OF THE HICKORY WIrHg AF-
FAuR-NOt long since we published an
account Of the attacks of a desperate,
near Hickory Withe Depot, on Messrs.
Greenlea and BRttle-of bis afterwards
being recognized and snmMarily hanged.
The death Of the leader did not dispirit
his band, who, though iDdustriOusly pur-
sued, were not overtaken. They srs
now determined 10 avenge the fate OF
their fallen leader. Several attempts
have been made on the life OF Mr.. Green
lea, and persons have been shot at from
the L~oosabatobis swamp and from be-
bind the brush. Mr.. greenlea deems
himself in peril, and seriously aontem-
plates leaving the neighborhood lest
I" the svenger" should accomplish bis
threat. j. there no way Of extirpating
the bTigands
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Notice to S~tOckhOEdeT4.

THE Stockholders OF the German National
Sank are hereby notified that an election
will be held at this Bank, on January I4fh.
next, from 10 O'clock aaD. anti 4 pm. for the
purpose Of electing seven Directors 70 serve
fdecl In MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
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For Rent.

VyHE elegant Plantation OF John Wudberger,
L deceased. four miles south OF Memphis, on
the river, entirely above overflow, contaiaing
two hundred acres cleared land, good Dwelling
Cabins. etc will be leased 10 a good tenant for
the ensuing year, al very reasonable rates.
For particulars, apply 10 ]. WAGGENER,
2as Main street, or 70 myself on the premises.
dsc4qv C. W-TLDBERGER
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ORPHANS FA1R-The ladies In charge
Of the tables for the Orphans Fair are
making every effort 70 render il 2 com
plste success. Donations Of all kinds for
IBIS purpose will De thankfully received.
\ notwithstanding the stringency Of the
times. the good sHd devoted Sisters in
charge o! the tables feel assured that the
orphans appeal % the cOnm mainly for
necessary aid viii meet with q hsarty
and generous response.
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LARGE STOCK OF CARPETS -Messrs.
Roysler, Trezsvant & Co., at their large
salesroOms, 10 the Ayres Block, Second
street. are dispOsing rapidly of their
splendid stock OF Competing, OIL cloths,
rugs, msts, ETC., and at great bargains.
Those who want 8 really superb, and at
the same time useful article, should cali
and examine their five grain English
body Brussels, English tapestry Brussels,
Three Ply, etc, that are not only elegant
ia appearance and Of beautiful patterns,
bsst " the most durable description. In
newly feEaishiDg 3 house, a hne carpet is
Of the frat confederation, and no better
opportunity has besH presented OF secur-
ing such q desideratum, at eompsratively
81 Insignificant expense. Can early 4
q ss3sGgqD be desirable First c0ms,
fret served.
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FIRE YESTERDAY MOENING.-AboUt
two o'clock yesterday morning q FIRE
broke out at the grocery Of r r DI-
rant, on the Pigeon HoOst road Very
little Of the stock was saved, aud the
building Was burned to the ground, The
property was valued az three thousand
dollars, aud insured for eighteen hun
bred. The FIRE was doubtless the work
Of AZ i~ncendiarv.
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CHILDREN or ISRAEL The prepare
lions for the Fair, 70 be given at the
GreenlaW Club Rooms, during the latter
part Of the month, for the benefit of
8 the Congregation Children Of Israel, y
are being steadily prosecuted, much in-
teEeat being taken therein by our Hebrew
fellow-eitiSeBs. Under the management
OF the efficient oOnmittees appointed,
the Fair cannot but prove 70 bea perfect
success. Those who attenq yill be
amply repaid for the expenditure.
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an you economical housewives who
want prints st twelve cents, four foHrths
bleached domestic at ten cents, cotton
f1annels at twenty cents, also a ine line
Of towel-crash, taole-eloth, etc, call on
NJ. Kraus & Co, No. 2l8 Main street. at
their chasing ont sails.
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RIVER MATTERS.
AVID RIYERs.

LOUISVILLE, December 1.-THE river
is rising slowly, with three feet eight
inches in the canal. There has been an
incessant snowstOrm since 8 O'Clock last
night. Thermometer %.
ST. LOUIS, December I4.-Weather is
milder, with three inches snow on the
ground.
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Committed FOR TRIAL-The two ne.
gro women, Fannie Lee and Lucy Little
John. charged With robbing Madame
Louisa Wray Of a quantity OF clothing
Snd jsweGF. We're brought before Mr..
Justice WsltoB yesterday, Who, on hear
ing the evidence folly, committed the
accused to jail, there 10 await a summons
n ON the Criminal Court. & portion Of
the jewelry has been recovered By sss-
eisl constable Robinson,
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The sFEATHER-YesteFdsy, where
Capt. Tom DufD's carts did not shed
their copious sbowSr5, the severely cut
ting 4" nipping ana ~ eager air } gale
blew up lots Of dust Occasional clouds
gathered into dense maSsss, but were
again driven away By tlss force Of Old
Boreas. In the evening the sLap were
out with unwonted brilliancyi ana Soar
John was out TOO on q Of his fantastic
tramps. There viii be blue noses that
venture oct this mOFaiug, on this side Of
Nova Scotia.
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OK SUsPICION.-A eOiored boy, calling
himself VIM. Harrison, Was locked Up
for having q mare, the property Of VIM.
Harrison, q discharged soldier, who had
been recently paid OF, and had bought
the mare with part OF the money. he
lives about twenty-five miles from Mound
City, ia Arkansas. The boy slaimed 10
be q brother Of WIN. Harrison, and says
bis name Is Vim. Harrison also. He Is
ia Causey ststionhouse, aud the animal
with DiggB & WodoEd, tHl the real VIM.
Harrison shall arrive.
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CLOSING or Halls.

Until further notice the Malls viii close a.
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, St Louis, NASHVILLE Louis-
vile, Cincinnati. Ceveland. PtttsnurE1 Fhils-
dsIphia, BuaElo, Albany, New York BAIL
more, and all cities north and west al
SIS pm
FOR Chattanooga, Richmond, washington,
Augusta, Columbus, Gs-, Montgomery MO
bile, Ala, New EOrk, Nashville aEu az cltiH
south and east, 81 $50 pm
For New Orleans, Baton ouEes~JaShSo 1H1
VicksburE, NateheE, and al cities SOUTH az
ap-n.
An stations on Mississippi and -aluessee-
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads aG8SJ pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Lou $40
branch railroads At 3 pm.
An Stations or Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sissiupf Central Mobile and OHIO. Aasnv1lea
and Decatur, Nashville and C~haitanOuE4 and
East Tennessee railroads 81
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and al Landings
en- A~rkanzasand WhiteTivers, (semt-Weeklyli
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mssissippi r~ivsr-south, tserni-Weeklyl, Tues
days and Saturdays
MissisEippi rivsr-north, lsemtweeklyl Non
days and Fridays.
re GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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GRoCERIE-Ws you'd sdvise cur
readers to examine the prices Of groce-
ries at Wilson's. He has just received
q large stock, bought from first haud5,
sRd in such quantities that actually city
and eo4utry dealers a purchase al less
prices than cap be found elsewhere. At
any rate, it viii bs 10 trouble 70 exam
iue his prices.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOB SALE
IN LAGRANGE TENN.

MN splendid Residence aud Town Lots IN
LaGrauge. rsnn., Eno IN A. the ks
G0RNNN p ACE, are for sale also, the Res
fdeue- aud Town Lots Of Ms NJ J. Goode-
FSsza nLasesar IN good condition, aud can be
bought cnaap for cash FOR terms OF sale ana
nurIher information, apply 20
I'D. C-MOORNAN, EsQ-,
aa-qqu lagrange. Tenn.
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A PISTOL THIEF One Of the cOlored
citizens named Charles Richards was
arrested on a warrant issued by MI. Jus.
tee Walton charged with stealing a
pistol from q cOl0red brother named
Charley, in South Memphis. The JUS
tiee thought the evidence sufficient 10
send haas uD on.