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Alderman johnson thought it was no
right to refuse to pay the mel who ha'
rendered services to the city as police
men, but that they should be paid wher
the law was declared unconstitutional h'
would then oppose the grant.
Alderman Lynn said it was now
question whether the force should BE-
paid out of the city treasury or compel q
special tax to be levied for the purpose.
He believed the law, under the present
management, was odious TO a large ma
jority of the people, and thought it would
be best TO let the Legislature and the po-
lice 90 on and collect the tax under the
law. Waving the constitutionality Of
the law a question he did not care to dis
cuss, he should vote against the appro-
p%riation.
Alderman Smith desired to have the
resolution lay over until the supreme
court had decided whether the law was
constitutional or not.
Alderman Lynn desired to meet the
question fairly, and nave the matter de-
eided without any more dallying.
A motioE to lay the resolution on the
table was lost.
The motion to postpone wos lost.
The original resolution was Loot by the
following vote: Yeas-Holst, Lemon,
Johnson, Wickersham and Cochran
Nays-Glaney, Amis, Lynn, Boiling,
ODonnell, Townsend, Smith and Pass
more-S.
The street commissioner was instruct
ed to lay the pavement in front Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church on
Court street.
The petition of James Ryan, an ap-
pointee of the former board, asking for
his monthly salary. Referred to the
finance committee with power to act.
A communication was read from the
Sisters of Holy Cross, setting forth that
as a matron had been appointed, their
services would no longer be required, and
they awaited the instructions Of the
board. The regular business having been
got through with the board, Of motion,
adi,urnad
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GEO. MELLERSH, Chm,
~US, Sec'y,
y. NJ. MASON,
WIN ELLIOG st.
TAZ r RffTRNE

Upon motion of Capt. C. B. Church a
committee Of three were appointed to
present these resolutions to the Memphis
chamber Of commerce, and ask their
cooperation. Whereupon Capt. c. B
Church, F. NJ. Mahon and J. 7. Stratton
were appointed.
1t was moved aud seconded that Capt
J. T. Bourne be appointed to procure
signatures Of steamboatmen and mer'
chants interested, to be presented to the
board of mayor and aldermen and cham
Der of commerce with these papers
Carried.
Upon motion Of Capt. Smith this meet
ing was adjourned.
}. T. BOURNE, Sec'y.
WM kITTlTr thTHHn.
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ROAR DIN

have several large and commodtous rooms
comfort sbIy furnished, which VII relL VIZ
al art Afso two comfortable rooms suitable
for ouIces. A lew day boarders can also ne ac-
-curnnodated at No 9 Linden, northeast corner
Linden and shelby streets iehl2 Nv
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FOR SALE.

Il . K : A L E.
lne large Fire and Burglar-proof SAFE Tor
sale. Apply At lbl Front street Those visit
ing s. good safe AZ a bargain call soon iela "
y - K > a L E.
an elegant Horse, Buggy and Uarness-one
OF the most complete turnOuts in TIE city
q. BhACEEFI 6 Co.
r-I-g 1--we No sZI and GEf Second street.
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n TT E.
There Will be no Hills paid by the steamer
DIE VERNON unless ordered by The Captain
or Clerk. J-Fs nuns
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs.-The fol
lowing distinguished ~personages arrived
in the city yesterday and are stopping al
the Gayoso house: Maj A. j. Donald
son. Tenn. Gen. J.. f. Pagan, Ark.
Col Ed. f. McGehee, Miss. Col. c. II
Dandridge, Miss. Col. II. Mosleg, Miss.
Judge Miller, Miss. Col. 3. B. Eskridge
ARR
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NEW MEMPHIS THEArER.-There was
a tolerably good house last night, at this
Mace Of amusement, to witness the sec
and rendition Of Colleen Baum. Mir
Florence, rs " Miles," brought down the
bouse repeatedly; while Mrs. Florence
a. he +" Colleen Bawn," was loudly APP
plauded. Mr.. Wheelock, as usual
PLAYED his part with good effect. Thu
niece will be repeated tonight,
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BASE BALL-The match game Of base
ball between the " Enterprise and
Pride Of the South " base ball clubs,
took place Monday on a vacant lot near
Vance street, ina which the former club
was victorious. The following is The 81
| fetal score
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c. 5. D. JONES is our authorized agent
to receive subscriptions and collect foI
same, at Hot Springs, Little Rock Ar
kansas, and vicinity.
John ATNSLIE.
fe5Isd&wtr Cashier and Business Manager.
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LOST

Ill
bag,.y name. onc hind foot, fast ~tIutter, and
sb.uf nine yeaS old. my one returning the
above Hone 90 FORESTS stable, On Adams
Efrr-t. viii De- literally rewarded. Jan2 u
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NOTICES.

National Cancer Institute and Magnetic
Inhrmary, No. s6j Wabash avenue, Chicago
H., and No. oil Main street, Memphis. az
stairs, under the control Of the renowne
c~lsirvoysnt sisters Victoria and Tennessee,
assisted by the best nSedical talent. Al the so
called lncurable diseases treated as specialiues
They have a certain and painless cure for can
GERS and umors, an. infal lille system for con-
sumption and asthma; specifics for heart dis
ease and rheumatism and perfect success In
the treatment Of all other chronic diseases,
based upon the latest discoveries In medical,
clairvoyant and magnetic science. II is a fact,
demonstrated By fifteen years practice, that
all diseases that cannot be cured by. remedies,
can, by the heal ug power possessed by the
ella rvoyant sisters. Address National Cancer
Institute and Magnetic I%nhrmary, lock box
1926, Chicago, H., or lock box 80, Memphis,
Tenn. febi6 u
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l.. O. 0. F.-The Odd Fellows bali,
corner of North Court and Main streets,
will be open to the public to-day, Thurs
Jay aud Friday from two TO five O'Clock
On Friday night tAe degree Of Rebeeea
will be conferred on such members o.
the Order and their wives a. desire "a
take &c.
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FoR RIVER

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
RFGUI4R MEMPHIS md ARkANSaS
HITAH q. s. MAL P4CNET
For Pine Bluff and Eittie Rock
master
This splendid passenger packet -
leaves ou Eaz@
THURSDAY. Zst inst, at 8 pm.
las +. BOURNE & CQ., Ag'ts,
fab28 u No y Jefferson far~ei.
REgULAR MEMPHIS AYD ARK4NSAS
RETLR PACKET.
FOR Helena, HaEnIeOn, Pine Bluff and
Little Rock.
CELFSTE-.......- Reese Pritchard master
This elegant passenger packet IL
will leave aazs
THURSDAY, Dist inst. at 6 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD & CO., Agents.
Corner Mann and Madison sls.,
febD2t ~ Wbarl boat fsOt Monroe Il.
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REGISTRY OF DEEDS N MORT
GAGEs.-SamueI p. Walker to VIM. H.
and Eliza J. Carroll, quit claim deed,
part of lot No. ., west of bayou Gayoso,
south Of court street Jos. -SchOonover
10 c.. 5. Stillman and J. 6. Breen, deed,
So. 600, lots q, %, % and "A, block IA,
first on Clinton, latter three on Besle
street; T. w. Cole to Bridget O'Neil,
deed, $40, lot in Germantown w. j..
| Saint 20 T. D. Mallory and West Tay-
lor and Caruthers, trust deed on lot in
Fort Pickering, to secure Sll2l 40; +.
Barry to L. d. Mcclure, trust deed on
lot No. 90, block 4, on Mosely
street, to secure 5000 W. H.
Allen to II. B. Martin, trust deed,
lot No. Il, block Al, Causey street, 1855;
H. B. Williford to S. II. Reddel, quit
claim to land in second civil district B.
& A. Slayer, bill of sale, $3.50, stock and
fixtures, No. I72 Poplar street Sophia
and J. w. Bowen to VIM. F. Hardin,
deed, $500, lot ), Agnes HawthOrn's
subdivision John Cannavan to Cassell
u Webb, lease, seven years, lot No. 20,
east side Of Shelby street H. d. Buck
ley to Sarah c. Prince, quit claim to lot
No. ,, block IL, fernando street Thos.
Barrett to Hugh i. Fox, deed, $4,000, lot
on Second street, near Saffarans street &;
Frank Withers to H. B. Fallin, bill Of
sale Of Dixey's saloon, late Shakespeare,
-TIIO
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BeaalIa sprIng prInts At Monke

Beauty@ spring prints at Menken
Bros.
Very Low.-The splendid stock of
choice groceries ut Ivinson Il Gilbertls
are being sold at greatly reduced prices.
The firm having dissolved copartnershiD
they are determined 20 sell their entire
stock regardless of cost. Make hay
while the SUI shines; you will not al
ways have these advantages offered.
Country merchants will consult their
own interests by giving them a call.
febl5 tt
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases u speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Medicine
furnished gratis. Office 20S.Main street.
jau25-3m
Circular SdtUs.-Circula saws gummed
by US at short notice at our mill, Front
street, between Auction aud Mil streets.
feb6 u WIN. N. Ak * co.
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FORREST AvENUE.-A magnificent
avenue, eighty feet wide, named in
honor Of our distinguished townsman,
Gen. y. i. Forrest, has been opened
from the state Line road to the Raleigh
road. on the line between Waldrsn and
Avery, lamb and others.
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Rem0vaI-Drs. MortmOre & Payne have re-
moved their Office from the Commercial Hotel
10 the Workman House, Room No. ., Che one
occupied by DR.. MOrtlmors the past four years.
where an, who desire TO, can consult them and
procure treatment.
Special attention given 20 All the various
forms OF chronic diseases, especially Disease OF
he Lung and Throat, Disease Of the Heart
Liver, Spleen, Kidneys and spine, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diseases Of the stomach and 26weis,
rheumatism, Neuralgia and Nergo&Y ahec-
lions all the affective forms or Female Dr.
seases, as also all diseases having origin in i'm
puritiss Of the blood and vital hulds.
Office hours from o'clock am. until 6 o'clock
pm. daily. May 89tf
A good price viii % paid for a complete fle
OF the Daily APPEAL, embracing the period
nom January lst TO lime SIN, l562 Apply at
the Counting Room. No. b Madison street.
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Femnni, whoIesaIe Dry Goods Markef
RTVER MATTERS.

weather and Business.
The weather continues cloudy and the
streets muddy.
business ON the landing was fair, con
sidering, but the local packets did not
ill out rs they otherwise would have
done had the weather been pleasant.
The upper rivers are still swelling fast,
while tie lower tributaries of the Missis-
sippi are pouring out their waters in I'M
abated force. At this point the river is
still rising.
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FOR NEW

ATLANTIC IND MISSISSIPPI SIhdM
SHfPT CoNPANE.
For Napofeoa. ~sbusE, Saeetc< ana
p. Grieaa<-
rAnv cav Bell master
Ihis splendid passenger p@fAtt t@
sill leave ms above on -
THIS DAY. Nth ips~, at y M.
LARRY HARMSrAD co. Agents,
I'M salKE-. P.sseuger Agent.
Corner Main snd Ma ifsOn sts.. or
6ea2l City Wharf boat foot Monroe st.
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House Of Frank Everybody who
knows Frank goes TO sen him -conse-
qaently il is ~ OF the most popular
places Of resort in the city. His stock Of
wines, liquors and cigars is better than
good, and If one desires the finest Balti-
more oysters, Frank can serve you.
Strangers visiting the city should not
leave without going TO Franks. Go eat,
drink and be merry. fe12 II
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WHERE'S THAT PORK-Dray No. 237
was arrested yesterday, charged with
Ealing to deliver two barrels Of pork at
the proper place. Ante M.
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EuE n

EoE CINCINNATI.
MEMPHIS AyD CEHCLNA4TT PACKET
FER Cairo, louisville and C~inciEnafi.
master
This splendid passenger teaner S
viii leave for the above un @E@
THIS DAY, Goth inst, At 5 pm.
LENY& MILLER. Agents,
feb20 Il So Madison street.
MEMPHIS md CLNCLNNAH AChEA
COE2dHK
.For Cairo. louisville and C~tncinhAAi.
SILVER
This superb passenger steamer -s
viii leave as aboveou -
THIS DAY, 10Th last. al . pm
LARRY HARAlSlA Al lo Asehrai
corner am and Ma isot SIS, or
fsbro II C7fy Wlarl boat, foot Monroe 81
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
IN 1916.
Col. Il. 7. z. ABLEN, superintendent,
Assisted boy q fun and able Faculty.

u,FIE Course Of + Uly is that usually taught
ru fns best COLLEGES The Moral culture Ul
Tsd-f. receives rpecII attention. The Disclp
line is al that its name imports The GoFeFh-
,Iav send their sons 10 This School with entlTv
l-laHaence Rat they viii not be exposed 10
4boss aIluremeuLs 70 vice and dissipation
found IA an 0wnsau cities. the location Oelul
~ mile rom aHy u0wu-the situation IN 9
hIph and rolling country noted for hearth an
salubrty.
The Spring Session. 1907,
VIII commence on MONDAY, JANUARY p,
rs4- and commune Twenty 10 weeks.
CHARGE for Board and Tuition, including
lfglfg. fuel and washing, One Hundred and
Seyeurv-rive Do!lars lSl73 Curreucyl per senlL
annual session, invariably in advance Nc
extras WhateVer.
Address superintendent larnldale r ~
Fr4ukIfn cauHty. keuturEF des-tHl
r,SeLEy. p. 4.
kroVusEIile, Tenn. SeaTcN1 Ark
H. VI. VAUGHAN, Memphis. Tenn.
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CoaL.-Bigley, Mellersh d Co, No. 81
Jefferson street, have spendid PlttsourS
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
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"
q Hrst-rlass nRESSMAEER-none but an
expe i-nced hama need apply. To- good per
son CONSTANT employment aud good wages VIII
Ie given. Apply Il - Madison street
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z
Foa H Z RIVER

NVNG . HNNA ~ ~
RaGULAR MEMPHIS AND WHTfE RIVER
PACKET
Scr augusta. Jacksauporf. Little Rock,
hatesyill6 anu IucalOutas-
J.. =. DAT master
This splendid passenger steamer IT.
will leave as above 49, s-as
THURSDAY, zlst Inst, az p m.
W. JAY JOHNSON. Agent,
friigO 2t star Wharf boat.
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Steamer Celeste, Arkansas river.
" Golden Eagle, Cincinnati.
" Girard i. Allen. St. Louis.
4" John Kilgour. st. Louis.
4" Importer, Cincinnati.
Departures.
Steamer Laura Fenfon, Louisville.
"a St. Patrick, Vieksburg.
4" Commercial, White river.
" GuidOn, Arkansas river.
" Cfty OF Cairo, st. LOnis.
Girard B. Allen, New Orleans.
F." John Kilgour, New Orleans.
" NJ. Hamhleton, St FIR. river.
4" Anglo Saxon, Arkansas river.
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P9tafoes.-Fifteen hundred large bar
rels No. l Pinkeye potatoes on board
fatboat now lying in Wolf river near
the mouth, and for sale by j.. 81. & ii.
C.. Barter. Nv
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Wood! Wood!
At the Lowest Market Price!

Per Cord in any part Ct the
Clty, IS 90
Per Cart Load. S0sCeG and
Split FOR Store, I %
fehI2 Wv J.. n. WOODWARD, aga
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WANTS.


"a a y u Il -
a good Cook, Washer and Ir0ner FOR a small
arlIl-Irish OF German preiegred. Apply al
- Nm STREET. rebIs u
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CRIMINAL COURT.-Judge Wa. HIM
ter presiding.-The case of Witherspoon
assault and battery, was disposed o
noue prosequi. Also other cases set FOL
yesterday were continued over until thu
next term.
The following cases are specially Sc
for to-day
I7G, Chas. Ruhin, burglary.
1850 James Men atty, assau &, etc.
/ 60 George Hallum, larceny.
lg0. lanes Graham, larceny.
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]. ). REILLY,

wholesale aud Retail Dealer in
Hats ana caps, Boots and Shoes,
NO eco FRONT STREET,
second Door south OF Adams,
5.uB i'm MEMPHIS, TENN.
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l. O. O. F-The Odd Fellows lodge
room will be opened to the public on the
10th, DIST and 22d inst. from , to 5 pm.
On the night of the 22d the degree OF
X f.. RISK. Chairman.
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Cnroets, wall paper and curtains, al
]. Griesiaber's, 575 Main street. ja24-1m
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Hv a competent BOOk-Eeeper a situation TO
most q ST Of books in tle evening. NouId ask
a very reasonable compensation. Apply 10 40
= ashiugtou street. lans TT
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Ladies can ind bIeached domestics al
Menken Bros.
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WANTE

w
Ey o. comueteut man, a situation As OVER
SEER on 8 plantation. Can give good re-er
eurr. Address. ". IA. B,
ta1.e Ivy AppEAL Office. Memphis.
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There tCU be a meeting of the Hiber-
MAN mutual relief society at the
schoolroom adjoining ST. Peters church,
on Wednesday at 1880 p m. A punetual
attendance is desired, as business Of i'm
portauce will be brought before the
society. BY order of the president.
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Fire and Burglar Proof SGfes.-We
are again in eceipt OF fourteen more Of
those greatly celebrated safes of Marvin
q Co.'s make. Bankers, merchants and
others who want a reliable safe can pro-
cure IL at ORGILL Bros. q Co,
fshlq-lm Agents Tor Marvin 4 Co.
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GREENLAw OPERA HoUsE.-Auy per.
son wishing TO see the most daring and
thrilling feat ever performed, should
visit the Opera house tonight. The
great Niagara leap is all it is claimed Il
be, and now a splendid opportunity is
offered to all who are fond of feats of al
exciting nature. DON'T fail to see it. II
will also be performed Saturday after
noon at the matinee, for the especia
benefit of ladies and children. The at
tendance last night was very fair.
CHANCERY CoURT-Wa N. Smith
GtanccVor.-W. S. Rainey W.. Samue.
Jones, final decree; E. NJ. Apperson vs.
DeSoto insurance company, appeal 5
B. Rawlings ct al. VS.. s. c. Mount ct al.
final decree; VIM. Hundhausen vs.. Fred.
Ruser, receiver appointed.
BJ2. Margaret A. McKeon ct al, ex parte.
COZ. T.. II. Harris W.. CAtharins Odiand.
G5. r. y. russell Va. Nathan Greeuwald et al
GJj. r. Vale VS.. A. Beatty.
! 90. Jas. W. BledSOe VS.. d. Carpenter.
! 6IG. Ann Spite q Marina Spittle.
Gg =. Levi q Br6rher vs.. r G.. holland, ct al.
| e o. Jas. sullivan VS.. Thos. SOlan.
I G1l. ". d. Wrlcn Va FRANK LjFIere.
Is j. Mary C.. Trader VS. Jas NJ. Glggin.
~. VIVA. f.. Butter VS.. MARY J. Small, ct al.
8. VIM. h. Butler IS. j. l.. Crntard.
63J. W A. WhitmOre, xxi, vs. X. b. Miller.
b8l. Eliza Stillman vs.. A. Z. Stillman, divorce
ease.
ga. A. Frazer VS. J. J. Parham.
/ 635. William B. 2eenlaw VS.. j. W. Hophem.
Ell al.
G3S r b. Cartwright et al. VS.. Nathaniel Gresn-
wald ct Al.
699. b. l.. Armstrong VS.. E NJ. Apperson et al
64i. lOhn ParhOn vs. j.. j. Parhun.
G4l. VIM p. PrOudht vs.. j W. Rogers,
I Bi2. A. n. Ferguson vs.. I. c. Gayle ct al
/ bA3. Sarss W.. Jones, eXec'X, VS.. \. j. Wheeler
az Nr.
! 4l James McCausley VS.. steamer Sailie List
Gl6. Malcolm McCOilum VS.. I. f. Anderson ct al
65l. GayOso Savings Institution VS.. c. Fellows
et al.
G52. ". NJ. FOlwelI rs. Bank OF West Tennessee
| GjL. Mary LaValette ct al, VS., y. A. hendig.
So. Wm. N Carnes ct al, vs.. $. Carnes et al
Gj2. Mary \. S-chOJnover W. q. W Lincoln el
al.
G54. Dudley sale Us. J. W. Scruggs ct al.
65 LIS Burr VS.. K. Dickinson.
iU-. II. {. IN VS.. j. FGwlks ct Al.
/ G7O. L. b. Edgington ct all ". Jas Rose ct Al
! til. W. R. Hunt VS. II. X. smith ct al.
g.. J. Hals5y VS.. ID. @. Dent ct al.
! 81. 4. b. EdgingtOn VS.. +. Vi. RlNeS Ell al.
"a II. W. Sebree, admir-, VS.. q. Eyeleth ct al.
SO. II. W. Sebres VS.. same.
CIV. W.. ). Picket et al VS.. mo- Sauover.
go. Gaylord, son * Co., vs.. A. Street ct al.
6S2 Mary b. Crockett W. b. Bagley at al.
Gs3. Thos. q. 6aylOr et Al VS.. Mary jackson.
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WANrED-AaENTs

W
10 sell the Crescent Family sewing Ma-
chine" The best low priced Machine made.
Please send for riICulaus and obtain fuu par
CHAS r. HASTI,
245 second street,
Memphis, Team.
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4 Chance for S~pecaiatio1l.-A interest
in an enterprise now started with pros
pect of large profits and quick returns,
IAN he had at a great bargain. Address
PETROLEUM, Office of the APPEAL.
faIQ 9f&
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Party Dresses.-A magnificent stock
of French goods just received at Men
ken Bros.
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0 LOUISVILLE.

9ggTT4R LoUIsFMLE AND MEMPHIS.
p CHEE
ror Cairo and louisville.
VAEfEfI NJ usthNGL
qhis new and splendid passenger IT,
steamer viii leave as above on -
WEDNESDAY. Nih inst, at 6 pm.
LARRY HABMSTAD & co., Agents,
Corner Maiu and Madison sts,
feh20-lt and city Wharfboat foot Monroe ST.
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SoraDers and plows! Treat q Ham
iltOn make them on Madison street
ian30-eW4t.
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A HAUL-The residence of J.. w.
Caldwell, Esq, on Kerr's avenue, was
entered by burglars at a late hour Mon
day night, when a very valuable gold
watch, three fine sets OF jewelry, some
clothing aud q pistol were stolen. Bust
ness among the midnight thieves IS re
viving within the past few days.
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The quickest, best and cheapest way to
ship cotton TO the east is by the great
broad guage transit company, Dia-
monfS Line" Through bills of lading
given to ali points by
CAPT. FLEAE. CALVERT,
a.fofg Guuit Mem. & ST. Louis Packet Co.
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To he Patrons OF the Appeal.

You are requested not 10 pay any ear
rers without certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. i. DAVIES.
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PttEs8urg CoHi-buggs * Peterson-Omce
10 Madison street. Branch Office, 34I Main.
j.. Z. MOSELEY. AGENT.
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A{erandre's R7d GIOUeS, full line o
new shades, received by Menken Bros
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DO YOU want plows? go to Treat &
Hamilton's, Memphis, Tenn. jan30-ew4t
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Merchants who buy for cash or city
acceptance can find bargains in domestic
dry Foods at Menken Bros.
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The lar firm of Wood & Rose is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
WALKER WOOD.
SAAL- =. ROSE.
Mv,fpHrs. February 7, 1861. lot
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BADLY BEATEN.-On u way to the
meeting of the board Of mayor and aid
ermen last night, we met a man covered
with blood, searching for a drug store or
physician. He gave his name as James
Clane, and said be started to go down TO
take a steamer for New Orleans, when
he met two men who asked him TO
drink. lie drauE. When they got out
side he was the recipient of a fine beat
ING. and robbed OF Sl75 No trace Of the
thieves has vet been got.
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PERsONAL.-Mr. JnO. n. Bowen, editor
and publisher Of that sterling paper the
Southern Visitor, of Grenada, Miss, is in
cur city. We commend his paper to the
public as a good advertising medium.