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ANOTHER LETTER PROM OUR
SPECIAL.
PROGRESS OF n
EXCURSION.

SOUTHERN HoTEL, ST LOUIS, Eept n, 1857.
Dear Old Appeal: After one Of the
most delightful trips I have ever eneoun'
tered, we arrived here this morning
without an incident 10 mar the pleasure
Of the Journey. Before bidding farewell
to the staunch old Jacobs, meeting was
held by the ladies, and resolutions Of the
most complimentary character passed,
and copies OF them presented to Capt.
Crane and Mi. VIM. Mason, the clerk,
and 1t the request OF . number Of the
party / insert a toast drank at dinner
yesterday "To the lsdies-May they,
like Rachel Of old, ever be found willing
to wait fourteen years for their Jacobs, to
take them on through the voysge Of life,
and show them the cTdHess and Mother
O1reyst chickens that sdorn It's bosom;
and, when the gong sounds, ever ready
to Mass on the objective point, the
table, which was drank in silence.
Through the kindness OF our genial
friend Byiugton, carriages met Us at the
landing here, and took us to the famous
gardens Of Mr.. Shaw, some three miles
out where we werefOrtunate In meeting
the proprietor, n OF the gentlemen OF
the Olden time, who, although an old
bachelor, seems to he an indelatigable
lAltbs man, anu hluuly Gu 70 hAn
garden, which surpssses anything OF the
kind in America. I have neither the
time nor inclination 10 enter upon q de-
scription Of It suffice It to say that 1t is
beautiful beyond description, and n
item Of the collection viii seem to show
the magnitude oft. OF the Cactus fam
lily alone he has two hundred and thirty
varieties. 1 shall never grumbie at
the Memphis dust again, for the suburbs
ofSt. Louis surpass it so far that it is not
worth mentioning. We have just re-
turned 10 this hotel, the finest in the
west, and whilst the ladies are amusing
themselves riding up and down in the
elevator and taking birds eye views Of
the city, I have stolen of to write you.
leave this evening at 4 O'Clock by
the st. Louis, Alton and Chicago railroad,
and will be in Chicago at 7 3. N. tO-mor-
row and leave at Z q. m. Tuesday for the
via Detroit and the Suspension
The party are in excellent health
and fine spirits, and one and sil desire to
be remembered to the loved ones at
SPECIAL.
sNear New Madrid we saw an immense flock
Of sand-hil Hne numbering probably AvJ,
Capt Crane being the commander.
fCol. sam Carey, general ticket agent M Z.
r r.
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Land For @ale.

undivided one-halfintersst in 500o0acreH
a OF Red uver bottom land, in Lafayette
6nd SEWER counties. ArEans1G-
rms Interest. the title % which Is perfect vii
Be sod az lev figure, Tor oue-thlrd cash and
the remainder AZ one and two years, without
interest
Also. 500 acres Of magnificent Arkansas
river bottom Lend. above an overflow, and the
nnest body OF land 10 the state, n CTaWioru
county A~rEa1sIF-
These lands wtI he sold together or IN par
Gsis, Tor cEaa.
Apply 90 PIKE ADAMS,
Attorneys ~ Law,
mhS-tf gS Main street, Memphis
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SCoTIA's SONs.-The regular monthly
meeting Of The st. Andrews society viii
be held tonight st the WickeFsham
building, corner of Third and Jefferson
streets. A full attendance Of members
Is particularly desired.
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IN TowE.-We were glad 10 receive
visits yesterday from our friends, Judge
Harrison P. Reid, Of the Frisr's Point
COdhonpidn, Nose Parrish, Of the Bolivar
Bulletin, NJ. Munsford, Of the Covington
Upton county, Record, and last but not
least, the elegant Col. RObt. H. Crockett,
Of Little Book. May this worthy qusrto
long exist, and enliyen Us often with
their presence.
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EMMoNs& Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
and 1913 Main street, have received
Wsverly Magazine, Wilkes Spirit ofthe
Times, Albion, Italian Paper, Broadway
Magazine for October, and dailiss from
everywhere and all the magazines Tor
OntnLar-
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-Ths play
Of The SeJ was produced at the New
Memphis last night. The audience was
not large, but select. The manager, FOL
his efforts In producing the legitimate
drama, is entitled to q better support.
It is to be hoped hat as the season ad-
vances the houses will be larger and his
receipts increased. Miss Belle Boyd APP
peared as the "Countess," playing 10
her usual style, and pleasing her audi
ence. The other parts were well filed.
Tonight we are to have the Ticket o.
Leave Man, in which Miss Boyd will
appear az MAY Edwards
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A great opening Is now offered to parties who
may desire 70 embark In The Produce Business
The large f1ur-Sf Dry brick building, No 20
front street, IS BOW Tor rent. There Is q large
cellar. % some so or so rooms Ia the bui ding
suitable for Uflcas ard sleeping apartments
For particulars a-plv 10 BarleIt, Gould q
BlskemOre, or TO D.. jameson, through Post
CeIee FeI9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

Two 7av-e and splendid Halls az No. 21 Ser
ou1 street Fu Adam. Block, SaltHblef for literary
associations. balls. private parties, clubs, lee,
tur-5. fairs. etc. VIII be- rented reasonably
Inquire OF 81 EllL, Hsin street, Webster block
or Hdue. Lee, on the preUisea, from Z 20 ~
O'Clock % IA. eC.l
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Opening OF Dress Goods To-
Day AT Msnken Brothers.
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FOR Rent.


Having removed % the old Planters Bank
BuLd .uE. c0-U- OF Main aud Jefferson streets
our former Office. No. p Madison street, is Tor
rent. and Hr-l--e for sale. ~c-nUEtirg Of one
Herring S burglar and fire proof safe, counters
desks. fixtures, etc. Apply %
p w. WTHkEESEA
Cashier titIzsn-' Union Bank,
SOS q Corner Main and Jefferson streets.
TO r X Il y t
Residence. corner Mulberry and Talbot
streets. with four rooms allu ala necessary out
dlo- c0uveu.zLCls. app 10
". l. MEACHAM.
E-g1 No Union street.
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10 r r + y T
TWO OFFICES. formerly occupied 10y The
Metropolitan Police Commissioner, No. y
Madison street. Inquire az Police Office, -
Madison street.
NTamuHaN. LauP 20. T1-. -ellt y
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Opening of Dress Goods To-Day
ct Menken Brothers.
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ENGINE AND BOILER

FIVE EEABE PTASO. 7~-octave, nerrly
a rev. cost over $50 for sale 81 a baigaiH.
Par cash and part Tune Apply 20 n. F.. Ap-
- - ~ II
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w A n r D
AGENTS. introduce orr new patent
STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE Price
SIS. il uses Two threads, aud makes
the EenuI1e LOCK STITCH. All other low
price1 machines make the CHAIN SrLT-H.
Each agent furnished with a copy OF Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given. send Tor
circular. N. BEACH Q
~ An - sa..uL 81. MemnLIs Tam.
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The Negro IA reply to " Ariel" by
r. A. Young, ID. For sale by ". NJ.
PAttlson, 70 Jefferson street.
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FOR RENT

That large and councillors Warehouse. cor
nsr OF FOURTH end Jefferson streets.
Apply 10 F. n. APPERsOS s. Co,
sesln Z8sIE Front street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

CIOaks made To order, and a
good fit guaranteed, NJ B. Low
enslein & Bros. SEQ st
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
FOR LHASE
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

THIS new and splendid Hotel, containing
seventy rooms. besides bar-Toom, offices,
barber shop, ETC., has been placed In our hands
for Lease for a term OF years, with Immediate
possession.
Main and Bszl streets, and the convenient con-
struction OF the house, with its ample accom-
modations, offer great inducements 70 an en-
tsrprising and experienced Landlord, and to
such q one every possible ihducement viii be
given in the price and terms OF rent
A great bargain will be given in the sale Of
the Furniture, for which real estate in the city
viii be taken in payment
TERMB:-&00 per month, without the Bar
aud Dining Room on hrst floor; s700Permonth
with the Bar and lining Room. Fnrniture,
valued at $4,000, will be Eold for 5000
sell ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT CO.
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ORe Price So Only one price,
and that the lowest possible
price. at II. LOwenstein IL Bros.
Read their advertisement se29-3t
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ATTENTION DIsTILLERS.-aeE Stills
buils 10 order and Second Hand Stills
for sale ut H0llenberg 4 OeFtel's, Copper.
smiths and Sheet Iron Workers, No. $40
Second street. Steamboat work prompt.
Iy attended TO. Tvs daytf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

81 C@&O
TNGINE sets on Iron Bed Plate, has three
~ fs6f stroke, flirfeen-inch cylinder, reNersa-
"a Engine, Boiler SIS thirty feet long, forty-tWo
inches tr diameter. two dues. mud receiver
asfar ed. brl-hzu sack and gulEf, We 'front.'
aud CRAZE bars. All cgmplets, nearly new and
IN good running CraCr.
INQUIRE 81 E.PTNr. foot ~ Jefferson street,
n 10 TEBIN8 GUM. Ad ms St SCI I'm
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10y az AAChAAGM OeAAEAe
Oel.8
CIOaks made IN order. and a
good fit guaranteed, NJ b. Low
enslein q Bros. SEQ st
ATTENTION DIsTILLERs.-HeE Stills
buils 10 order and Second Hand Stills
for sale at H0llenberg a Oertel's, Copper
smiths and Sheet Iron Workers, Nc. $40
second street. Steamboat work prompt.
ly attended to. iy5 dawtf
A new Cloak mandatory. at
u. LOWeBstein ~ Bros. Read
their advertisements. se29-St
Opening Of Dress Goods To-
Day at Menken BrOthers.
oc1-3
Coal OIL! C0al Oa!!-By the barrel
or retail, at the Pioneer LampStore, No.
40 Jefferson street, by
octl 2t OF. PRESCOTT q co.
One Price ---OnIy one price,
and that the lowest possible
Read their advertisement. se29.3t
Re8loUdl.-Hsving removed to our old
stand, No. 2lS Main street, corner Of
Adams, we are now prepared to offer
great inducements. We are receiving
daily fresh and seasonable goods. Call
and see. NJ. KRAUs & Co,
sel2tf Corner Main and Adams,
The best assortment Of Dry
Goods N the city, at B. LOWen-
stein q RrOs. Read their adVeF-
tisement. seq 30
Opening of Dress Goods To-
Day az Menken BrOthers.
ocl-3
The largest stock of Dry Goods
in The Mississippi Valley, at II.
EOWenstesn a Bros. READ their
advertisement. seq st
4 Partner with a cash capital of $1,000
or $4,000 is wanted immediately, in an
excellent paying business. Apply to, or
address J. B. Sutton, PA Third street,
Memphis, Tenn. se2e Nv
Opening OF Dress Goods To-Day
at Meuken Brothers.
oc1-3
Anew Silk RoeIn-atB. LOHen-
stein IL Bros. Read their adVer-
Iisement. se29-St
Anew Cloak Boom at b. Lew
ensGein IL Bros. See their a1Ver-
ttseDents seq st
One Price - Only one price,
and that the lowest possible
price. at B. EOWeBstein a Bros.
Read their advertisement. se29-3t
Ladies, at the "Straw Hat and Bon
net Bleachery" you can have your Felt
and Straw Hats and Bonnets dyed the
new Brown. This color does not fade or
soil. WIN. GOODYEAR,
85s Main street.
The largest stock of Silks this
side of New York, at B. LOWen-
stem a Bros. Read their adver-
tisemeHf. seq st
ORe Price 80 Only one price,
and that the lowest possible
price. az B. LOwenstein IL BrOs.
10 o. i
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4 & the October term, 1877 Of the County
a O0urt OF shelby county, Tenn, I VIII aP-
DIV for letters OF admlnlstra4un on the &paas
Oh. 81. FeGreu, deceased.
sells LRE4W~ JOHh HALLUA'
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FOR SALE.

L y X : a L p
one l2-Hzrze Stationery Engine and Boiler,
yearly new, Tor sale cheap.
LUNE NALLOS,
FeS SO Main street.
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A COTTON PLANTATION
E0R SALE.

OWING 70 n chang OF business, We wish to
sell our Plantation, eight miles from Pen
dieton's Landing, on the Arkansas river, TWEEN
fy-hve miles above she mouth, containing
about $50 acres, with SJ or 1850 acres IN q high
state OF cultivation, with 6ne growing crop Of
both cotton and corn, and ali the appurIenan-
ces for farming, including mules horses, hogs,
cattle, farming utensls, SIN gin house, mill,
stables. cribs, negro cabins and al necessary
00 brick, guaranteed entirely above overflow,
capable Of being made a splendid stock farm.
~ FOR further information address up
TPEADWELL, care Of MeachAm &
NamphiA Tenn or apply on the ee
rpTf pWrTT.
Memphis Appeal and
.o~v o5S ndosh StncinnAu Ncm4etclA
RI ~Aas% ssAln
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WANTS.
WANTED

For the worsham H0use-A No. I House
Carpenter. Must be q sober man.
orI $40 C.. B. GALLOWAY.
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WANTED-rHE PATENT

a r O OIL.
We wan. men evsrywhers 70 study their OWN
TLe r-Ehl 20 manulECture AND sell
the Patent Aurora OH ia asluEls county wll
make more money 20 the purchaser IN three
mouCEE THAI the largest farm IN your state
Viii make IN s. whole year. The Aurora Oh
aCrusl y costs less than oue-half the price OF
C1zI on. and the illuminating power OF the
Aurora on is rs much superior 70 the coal on
s. the Goa. OIL Is 20 q tallow candle, and Is
No MUEE explosive than tsIOW cancle- ANY
that VIII burn GoalJ Oh viii burn the Au-
rlra OIL T. Goes not smOFe the chimnsy-it
does not -uell-st viii not grease or stain the
finest iuEl-nut even white clOtn. The mate
RAJ for is manufacture is i"neLuHustioie. n
mau can make Sc eEty-EEe barre pc. cay
No maru.1e-r egu'r-d We viii pay your
fare 90 Aud from the city Of Memphis and bills
while here, IL we cannot prove All, and even
more. than ne have stated. single county -
a small forrule 20 che msn OF Enterprise 6nd
The right % F. state is untold worth.
For further information, call on or address
F. e.. Dewitt q Co..
- Mod son street, corner Main,
fvIq Memphi-, Tenn.
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A new Cloak mandatory. at
b. LOWeDsteiu ~ Bros. Read
their advertisements. se29-3t
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Leaves Memphis every Saturday aL5CiclOcE D m
" West Pt int every Monday At So'alk pm
" J-scEsonport every Tuesday at 10
O'Clock am.
" Augusta every Tuesday at 8 O'Clock pm
Des Arc every Wednesday at 8 o'cIk am
DuvaIl's Blun every Wednesday at
p o'clock m.
These boats have been thoroughly repaired
and rehtted expressly for the trade, and, hav-
ing the Mail Contract for -Four Years. paSssn-
gers and shippers can rely upon their re-
naming In the trade permanently. and are the
only boats having a connection with the trains
at Duvall's Bluff for Little Rock and Hot
springs these are the only boats authorized
10 sell Through Tickefs via Railroad nom Du-
Wallis Bluff to Little Rock, not springs, Wash
lngton, A~rkadslphla, RockpOrt, camden,
Princeton. Tulip and Fort smith Time
through to Little Rock As hour Sixty pounds
Baggage allowed by Stage Company 70 each
Passenger for Southeastern Texas and South
ern Arkansas will md this the most reliable
route. Tine and money saved BY buying
Through Tickets
A GOOD Light draT steamer will be run
in connection with these packets from augusta
and Jacksonport, making two trips per week,
10 Pocahontas on Black river.
Ticksts sold for all OF Hbove Points on board
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
90 Front street
JOHN B. DAVIS, Supt,
memphis and White River o. Z. Mail Line.
au2 q
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TuBJN, LYNN & Co.-The well known
and popular firm Of Tohin, Lynn & Co,
cotton factors snd deslers in dry goods,
groceries ana plantation supplies, No.
S45 Msin street, are stu in the field. 10
serve their customers in any way. From
a casual observation we notice that they
are receiving cotton from Mississippi aud
other points, and doing a thriving bus
iness. Nr VIM. J. Pace and Mr.. John
W. Chsmberlin are connected with this
house, and have charge, exclusively, OF
the cotton business. The members OF
the firm rank high in business circles.
The administrative ability Of one Of the
hrm cannot be dOubted-the balance is
well vouched for.
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IMPORTERS, Manufaeturers and Dealers In
i Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Gun Maternal for Gun
maker use, Gun ImplemsntS, Sporting Appa-
rstuH, Fishing Tackle etc.t No. $50 Main street,
under Odd Fellovs' Ban. Memphis, Tenn.
Repairing done and warranted. SEA
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IsHAM c. HARRIS,
Commission Merchant,
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND.

I'VE win aavanee FWo-Thirds the value on
w Al Cotton shipped to Governor Harris.
CUNNINGHAM, WICKS 4 MALONE
sal In
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The largest stock of Silks this
side of NeW York, at B. LOWen-
stem a Bros. Read their adver-
tisemeHt, seq st
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NOTICES.
RTEA LIFE MsUgAy.E COMPANY:

u IT'D VIZ |||".
Assets, over Sax and a Half Million Dol
liars.
ISSUES Policies on all tia different plans,
md 81 as Low rates % SAFETY and p udence
1fi s1sTffv. Taxes a note for Hal the Pre-
wfnfn. thereby you get double the amount Of
TosnTaure wifhfhestm M som In cash spent IA
= go C-onpauteE Call and see its Rdvan-
80 on.r-d-by the Agents al ~ Madison
street. upstairs. v-rs-
.r~1 an EiNOnI q A5lF AheA6
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

WILL psy no bills contracted By any one
dar and oa account Of the Steamer a
WIZ. u HARDWICK,
ssH "a Captain and owner.
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and White River Unlted
States Mail Line.
IN splendid PaFsenger Steamer
COMMERCIAL, . Wm.J. Ashford, Master,

THE STEAMERS CONNER IT.
CLAL" and "ROWENA" wiu(
form a SEN-WEEKLY INE between Memphis
and White River.
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Agents Wanted.

ME want an active energetic AgentIn every
W civil district at $50 TO $50 per month, TO
canvass for Hnd deliver our very pOpularSouth-
ern Historical Work For full particulars ads
dress, Inclosiug three cent stamp,
B. SUTTON g. CO., Publishers,
R44 Third street, Memphis, Tenn.
EE- Give name II ruI-Dlstrlet, County snd
Slate plain and distinct. Ey2 I'm
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Leaves Mem phis every Tuesjay at 5e'clock pm
!" Augusta every friday At 10 O'Clock am
." Ssarcy every Friday ~ I o'clock pm.
" West Point every Friday at Bo'clock pm
" Des arc ever Saturday at 6 o'clock a m
" Duvailis Blur every Saturday at y
O'Clock m.
The elegant Passenger Steamer
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a SOLID HoUsE-Perheps one Of the
largest Wholesale grocery establishments
in the city is that Of Messrs. Fargason.
Cordes q Co, S9S Front street. The en-
ergy and enterprise Of these gentlemen,
the high character they sustain in our
mercantile community, and the extent
Of their operations, is certainly not sur
passed, If eguslled, by any similar estsb-
lishmeut in Memphis. Their stock is
new and Of choicest quality; their prices
are a. low as cas- be found, and they feel
satisfied that an Inspection will result in
a purchase. We commend them 20 our
readers as gentlemen every way worthy
Of their consideration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

Goal oil! Goal OH!!--By the barrel
or retail, at the Pioneer Lamp Store, No.
40 Jefferson street, by
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ATWOOD & ASDERsoN.-This fl

ATWOOD & ANDERsON.-This firm Is
located at No. , Promenade street, foot
Of Jefferson, and DO a general commits
sion, cotton factoTsge and grocery busi.
ness. They deal ia hay, corn, oats, bran,
flour. bacon, lard, whisky, etc, and by
their close attention to business and fair
dealing hsve built up a reputation sec
ord 70 no other house. They solicit a
continuance Of the liberal support ex-
tended them. and hope to merit the APP
probation Of their friends by proper
attention 90 all business cOnHded to their
care.
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The largest stock Of Dry Goods
in the Mississippi Valley, at B.
EOWenstesn q Bros. READ their
advertisement. se29 st
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Opening Of Dress Goods To-
Day at Menken Brothers.
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WAGON NANUFACTORY.-Messrs James
4 Reosa, 60 Jefferson street, are the pro
prietOrs Of the On'y wagon mandatory
10 the city, and being superior wOrkmen
and using Jhs best material, should he
literally ]patrouiZsd by our citizens. Il
requires a considerable effort to establish
an enterprise Of this sort in Memphis,
and Nsssrs. James & RDosa have sup
piled this great desideratUm aud with a
proper encouragement WI make it a
fixed institution. They will sell q wagon
cheaper than it can be bought in Gin
Cinuafi.
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The best assortment Of Dry
Goods IN the city, at b. LOWen-
stein q RrOs. Read their adVer-
tisemant. SEQ 81
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Opening Of Dress Goods To-
Day az MenkeR brothers.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

FOR the ofnte o. Caunty Register for shelby
county, at the ensuing March election
se7 ter ]. "a. KING.
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4 Partner with a cash capital of $1,000
or $4,000 is wanted immediately, in an
excellent paying business. Apply to, or
address J. B. Sutton, PA Third street,
Memphis, Tenn. seq 1W
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Ladies, at the "Straw Hat and Bon
net Bleachery f" you can have your Felt
and Straw Hats and Bonnets dyed the
new Brown. This color does not fade or
soil. WIN. GOODYEAR,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

Anew Silk R0em-atB. LOHen-
stein a. Bros. Read their adVer-
IisPmRenf. se20-3t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

A New Cloak Room at b. Lew.
ensGein a Bros. See their aaVer'
tiseDenE. seq 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

One Price - Only one price,
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