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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11

WESTERN UNION RAILROAD,
Short Sc Direct r: outo 60 tho
North, Ker!keast & Northwest,
Two PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE ROCK
Island daily, at s.45 e'cleek O. -, and 4:l6 o'clk
?. m. making close connections with trains % fol-
ABORT BYRON, trains On this road leaveimne-
eiaiely on arrival ftrains from Rock Island, ma
King close connections ct the following polnie:
AtFCLION, Nth trains frUm and 70 Cedef Rapide,
boCnsooro, Aarshaltown, Councu blum, O6ahA,
and q! points on the -Hnion Pacific Railtood.
Al SAVANNA, with daily line Of Pockets 70 end
nom Dubuque and all points On The Upper lrissie-
At fnERPORT, With trains On the luipoi, ce,tra,
Railroad for the North and eouth,
At CLINTON, with trains for Jansevills. Madison.
Prairie du Chen. Il Crosse. Watsrtown, Yood d
Lac, Oshkosh, 0reen Bay. and poinss In Northern
Wisconsin. Iowa and Minnesota.
At RACINE, with trains for Milwaukee. KeAoeha.
waukegan End Chicago. Also with "Bclle City
Line steamers" ~ Ae East. Ferry Boat leaves
Davenport at 5:l6 3. N. Tine-Davenportt to Dr.
huQue-1 hours.
Passengers By takiae this rests win ssvs 18th
time and money.
BCTATE, sspv.
IA. COTTON. Asst supt.
e. G. DUNCAN, Afsnt, Osvsapoes
Racine. Wis. Aprn. iS6e.-aprY2-dt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11

cincinnati. MARKET.
By Telegraph Sent. II.
Flour Dull and prices lower; family 5000
Wheat-Dull and prices nominal.
Gorn-Dull at % for ear
Rve-Dall At l.S0.
Oats 95 for No.
Provisions-Quiet.
Mess Pork-Qniet.
buik Meats-Very dull and n demand.
Bacon Very dull and no demand.
Lard-Quiet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
\ fTgnTr sF~'NagG
IT. -rEEgr.<pE
nEM YCFA.

To Trr DaTI.s DE-scCaAT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11

New Work Hlarlses.
~ rsieerarh1 September II.
Coifon-Quie. and heavy. e,0s:n 70. mddling
uplsnds.
II 30 for n. II. o.
Wheat-Dall. Receipts. Ss.s % bu. at lao1l ~
0f sprne: % ior common vi alter ed western g.
- Tor amber Michigan ESQ fos extra choice red In.
diana 8 20 for whitc Indiana
Ryc-Quiet.
Comb receipts 81 II bus. l.isal p for
ensound y Tor sound mi Gea westefn Lila fol
Inferior old ditto ahost
Rarley-No0insl
Oats-Eirner At 6s0ss {. y new western.
fork-D nll and steady, $50 ~. ~ for new nese:
3. 95oa9.S, for old.
Besf-sseady.
Cut Aeata-Quiet.
Lsrd.ouiet. at isi1ac 4 for sssan isoS 4scss
whisky-Hsld at 20. VI IN buyer. At s,n.
New York Money Market.
81 Telegraph September II.
Bcnds.es ~. i.1sl. o 9a's. lat. i.is,s; end.
~ 3d ics'a IS. ite's cclpons OF rs. i.esss
Stocks-Steady.
Paciie-i,ogs,
New York Ceatral-i.r
Erie-4s.
Illinois Central-lES
HHo o s6%: preferred s.,k
Goid-1.S4i.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11

From -. Willllxer. 81 West Davs
ssApoes.
This nay certify that u. Lighthill epsssssA
spoa ne Tor the cure Of Deafnsss. with he 49,
81 sssesss. vss deaf IL ~ lsn esr Tor ~
srsl yesrs. ! ecu nov hear whispsrisg. lts'
sinetiy. The operation vss sssrsly paialsss.
is. WILLlKfR,
Corner Of Third aad Cedar streets.
West Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11

OR $3.50 PER HALF DOZEN.
Wandrnke pills. IS cts. a Fox.
FOR sale BY all Druggists and Dealers.
Oh. sORENcK's ALxANAcrOn 1854 CAN
ssaApooRATIS ofAI4L. DRUGGIST y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11

Eolcsso rsarsse6.
-. apni S4,s H.
| Flour-Dull
Wheat-a TO - lower. No. White Wai,,sb
25s White Michigan sos; Amber N;oh;vsn
29i No Red / 81 No l spring 81
Corn Dull and nom, and held A. l.oa
| Oats---S:eady ct 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-11
Letter from Gust0vus Schnltger
Esq, sheriff OF Scott CO. lowa.
GusTAvUs sCHNlr0ER.
sheriff Of Scets County, Iowa.


AOSUOT IRON new ~ 16A80Us -
Rock leland, lIllnOlS.
RoSE lslAxp, ILL.,. Jsss Is. lSse.
Da. LssnssAL dear 0ir-0ratituds - ys1
and desire 10 bsnsft others hes induced Ne -
make the follevins statement
For The last four Or I've years l have b
partial dsafness in my lsft ear. and this. durisg
the last nine months hes increased % rapidly
and to such IN extent that esuid scarcely hear
q all With il. and having that time used many
remedies With no essential or psrmsnsst ssnsss
sson began to think that should seen Issss
the uss Of that organ altogether.
But aftsr seeing - aaneusesnsss 81 yeSr
sneisl visit y this city, ed sssvsrsiss With
one y sss deafness Of lese sssading yss bed
- 10 Informed me, entirely removed. decides
TO consult you. and Il, asssr ~ sssninaslen yss
thought vsu could rsstess ~ hearing. - Ssh
nit to - Operations. Aesssdissly called q
ysur roens yesterday, end en- happy - ~ saas
iaisss than half IN hear, By skilIfsl sad paan-
less operation With saitasls instesmsnts, yss
restored ny hearing esas lsssiy, nd trust per-
nsaestly.
Accept, ny dear sir, the essussscs sfny ~
wishes for yesr future ussfblnsss anl prosper
tty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14
AN INFAMOUS ~SCOUNDREL.
Total Depravity ExemPIihed I'm
a Radio L Judge.
G. w. waldran in an old Role.
He Shows Himself to BE the
Partner and AbeftOF of
Thieves and PeEjurers.

II there is an sbysm Of iniquity and
moral degradation sufficiently deep to
warrant the assertion hi he who has
reached the bottom is totally d~eprcved,
@. w. Waldran, the Judge OF the Circuit
Court Of Shelby county, Tennessee, is a
living, moving instance OF total dsprav
lily. IL is useless for us to call up his psst
.career here to exemplify this assertion
/ is known to every man, TOmsn and
child among a~s-sesrceiy c week passing
over without furnishing us an example of
his villsiny. The very latest case that
hes come TO our knowledge Is oae that
alone would damn him to the lowest
depths of infsmy, and go far as We have
been able TO obtain the facts are as FOL
lowe:
At the last term of the Circuit Court
ore p. II NO3kes was arraignej on three
Indictments OF horse stealing and rob
berry. These indictments were three of
some twelve or fourteen that were
against him, and the court only tried
him on one Of them. He was
found guilty and sentenced 70 ten
an appeal to the Supreme Court, and BE-
fore his trial came of, Waldran released
bin on q bond Of one Thousand dollars
This boud was signed with the msrks Of
two negroes, named John Smith epd
Tom Jones, (who, SO far &c this bond II
concerned, have DO earthly exist
enee Waldrsn flied It out hiIn-
self, and did It IN such q manner
as to make the signeTs responsible for
Noakes' appearance tWO months bsf0re
IL UGS issued, and Consequently 1t was
not of q legal value, even we're the
sigoeTs valid new.
After the "bOndn was signed it was
delivered by Waldran, along with other
papers, to Col. NJ. D. L. Stewart, the
clerk of the Court, who found out the in.
famous transaction in this manner, and,
We believe, informed the Sheriff, Col.
Curry, of the fact. At any rate, by
some means, the Supreme Court was in
formed, through the agency of Co.'s.
Stewart and Curry, and the bond
wss sent from Brownsville, but
Waldran got an inkIing Of the fact
and possessed himself Of ihe document;
and though repeated efforts have been
made by Col Stewart and the Supreme
Bench, they have up to yesterday been
unable to possess themselves OF il.
This state OF Affairs caused an order to
be sent from the SppreEie Court to Col.
Curry to Iesrrest Noakes, which order,
Es sOon IS he received, he ebeyed, |
and lodged NoAkes 10 jail, to
await orders from the Supreme Bench.
Meanwhile Sheriff Curry will to-day try
and see what virtue the lag VIZ nave in /
producing the bond.
Could anything be more infamous than
the conduct OF this thing. this creature
Waldran? Noskes setJlng aside the in
dictLnents spoken of, and the fact that he,
q notorious ro5ber and thief, is a brute OF
TIE Lowest and vilest species, baiUg alec
under 81 indictment from the grand
jury f5r 6 malicious, ferOcious and muir
ferrous assault upon his wife while she
was confined.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14

In the District Court nj the United States, fol
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF 3. +. Van Brockiln, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District of West Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14

DEATH OF AN EMINENT DIVINE
The Mobils Tribune of the l0th says:
Our evening edition announced 10 a
few words the much lamented demise of
Rev. DR.. Phil p. Nelly. for many years
pastor of the st. Francis street NJ. Z.
Church, Of this city. This
meut viii fall with q heavy hand upon
many Of our readers, whe knew and
loved DR.. Nicely for his worth as a
Christmas q man of God without
guile and without reprosch. And those
who dii not know hin in person., will
not fail to bow in reverence st this
holy dispensation, which has deprived
the M. E. Church OF perhaps Its bright
est light In It's ministry. Dr.. Nicely vas
without exception the sblest and most
eloquent divine liz the State. and his
fame Is co-extensive with his church,
and ha was az much beloved for his
Christian virtues IS he wa esteemed and
honored for bis powers OF mind. His
affection wRs Of a purely nervous char
ecter, superinduced, perhaps, by his
habits of study; and though seem
ingly vigorous in appearance, he only
complained Of nervousness, which
in some way affected the heart.
as we learn from these who we're with
him IN his last illness, he calmly and
peacefully died at half-psst nine O'Clock
yesterday morning, at the residence OF
Mr.. Ryiand, near this city. Truly a
great and good man has fallen. His
iureral services will be held at the st
Francis street Methodist Episcopal
church this morning, at tan O'Clock,
under the direction OF Rev. Doctors Bur
get, Hamilton, and Dlrman.- The Ma
sonic fraternity will also assist Of the
ceremonies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14
WHEATON NURSERY
Established in 1910.

LARGE variety OF Ornamental Trees,
"A ShruoaeTy, EyergTeeDs ana the finest va
rieties Of krnit Trees, also, a fuil ssSof linen, oI
H { House Plants and Flower and everything
usually found In = nrsJ GLASS Nursery, which l
offer Tor ga e at GREATLY PRICES.
The stock ON hand having accumulated for
the last few years, 1t becomes necessary, on ac-
count of a want OF room, ID dispose OF the sur
plus. which I will offer AZ greatly reduced
prices, and cheaper than any Nursery north or
soath OF this pcint can possibly furnish them.
They are the selectlonB Of The late DR..
wheaton, whore long experience is tine best
guarantees OF their being net only h they
are rspreseu Sd 70 ne, bot as being peculiarly
adapted to the Southern climates market for
he devoted his especial study.
II addition to the above, / have q very large
stock of sagnclias, which l can offer at greatly
r daced prices, and which will be carefully
packed for transportation by an experienced
gardener.
Catalogues. with prices and any information
wanted, viii be Sent on spplica ion TO
WADDH T OMP5ON,
P, o, Box 10, Memphis, Tenn
Terms cash OF city acce nova d&wtf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14

Midway to the turn there wa apparently
q close struggle between them, and for a
moment IL seemed as il 0ilroy had
taken the lead. This, of course, eiicited
tremendous cheering from his friends
anu produced a rally in his stock, which
wac doomed to q sudden fall, for IS ths
turD was made It was apparent 10 every
one that Wolford was leading easily,
Hhils GilTOy's rider was plying whip
ami spur to no avail. the mare labored
along she distance behind, her rider
having given up all hopes Of winning
the race. TIE excitement as the horses
nearsd the stand was Tremendous, and
eliminated in hearty and long hurrahs
when WCIforG crossed the line a length
ahssd u GiiEoy, wiruing the heat and
the race. Time, 5:54t.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14

INTERFERING SERVICES AT CALVARY
CHUKoH on TUESDAY EVENING Mkt.
We have been requested to announce u
the readers # the APPEAL that the Rev.
DIR. GaIlsudet. Rector OF st. Amis
Church, New YORK, win hold q services
for deaf mutes in Calvary Church on
Tuesday next. the I7th inst, ON
mencipg et 7.90 pm. He viii, SITTER
evening prayer, deliver 3 lecture on the
system Of education In the Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb, now under his
charge. So novel and interesting an
occasion cannot fail to attract the intel
Ugant Of every denomination. DR. Gal
.Isudet, we believe. il the son and sue
osesor of the cell brsted DR.. Gsilsudet,
who died in 1851, sitter 3 life Of much
nse fulness. devoted TO the Instruction Of
desf muies and the preparation OF woiks
Cor tbeir benefit. Az the Reverend suc-
cessor Of this celebrated sdv1nti as well
a. mon bis own account, we hope Dr..
0ellsudet will be welcomed to our city
b. aducsbors, and especisisy by d min,
isteTs Of toe several religious bodies Of
our city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14
FIRE AT
A Lady and -Four Children
Burned to Death.

The following dispatch was received In
this city yesterday morning. Up to the
hour OF going to press no further psrtieu-
iurs had been received:
The hotel at McKeGzie this morning
at 8 o'clock was burned to the ground
together with the adjoining buildings.
Tue occupants OF the hotel were sil
quietly asleep when the building was
discovered to be on fire. Everything
was done that could be to relieve the un
fortunate families occupying DON in
the hotel, but before they Could be- gotten
cut q lady from North Carolina (usme
unknown and four children were burned
to death. The entire amount OF furniture
and Effects of the hotel and Sf the house
D joining, were destroyed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14
4 CAED.


MEMPHIS, November 10, 1888.
Editors Memphis appeal:
Gentlemen Ny attention has been
called TO an advertisement in your paper
of this morning, signed by one James
W. LandruU, making personal refiec-
tons upon my character as q gentleman
eDd e man of honor. In THE communi
ty, where / am snown and have lived
for the last thirty years, / feel that It is
unnecessary fer me to defend myself.
Bat, as LsndTUm has so far imposed
upan you 6y holding il that he was a
responsible person and could be found at
the GvPrtcD Hotel, where his card Was
dstsd, L deem j; proper &c ssy that | I'M
mediately upon reading the card, called
at the hotel, where / was informed Lam
drum had left the city the 4igbt previous
to the day Of publication OF The card.
I have known this Landrun,
aud krew he never wSs s Dem.
oI=at in Arkansas; I know also
that he esuoussa the Confederate cause
and helped n raise a company O! in
faDtry. which WGs Incorporated with
my regiment aud TO the command OF
which be sspired but upon the men
refusing TO elect him he deserted q left
the State, and did not return until he
passed through Arkansas on his way to
i9in the Federal command OF Gen. CnT-
It's, in the capacity Of a spy, being &c well
disguised that I could not and did not
recognize him, although he passed
within thirty feet ofme as l stood at the
gate OF my farm,
The fact that he left the city SO soon
after his unjustigsble and gross personal
attack upon me proves him sn irrespon-
sibie and %eOwsrdiy poltFooa. To bis
iauendoes / have no response to make.
They belle my whole life before this
community, and I would not obtrude
| even this much In reply, but that he
made it necessary by the more
than the method of bis attack upon me.
/ ask, Messrs. L iitors, the insertion OF
this as an act Of justice from friend to
| ffiend, and as due me by you 81 some
recompeDse for permitting the publica-
| ton of Landrum's card.
DAVID C. CROSS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14
TIE COURrsI

MUNICIPALC oUgT-Geo. ". W0ldron,
Ju6Ge.-Seyersi motions were dispersed
Of 10 this court on yesterday. The cal
eudar OF casss set for to-day is as follows
IIE6 Wigs, Cheek d Co. VS. league & Co.
1851 Commercial Bank of Tennessee VS. Gill.
1853 Laird v FolGeL
1859 OTg,li Bros. q Co VS. LarkIn.
llSt Murrsyy Paine ct a.
90 - - Nav
1.62 Sraart vs. Arnold
lbs GOlcsoy rs Paine.
l % -tewart 4 60 Va Picard.
li6j Commerce Il Bank OF tennessee VS. Huk1l.
leo 3 inRi = VS. Wstcott & Smith.
li6T same VS. Evans
ll6S swan wick & Go. VS. TesGce.
1865 same VI VI, liter d TIE que,
aga G0spei VS. nrOesoheT et n,
III Hystt vs. Craze.
iiT2 Duniey VS. Gill,
II 3 Tsy Tor VS. Hesse, Levy & Co.
Il74 Nc omb- q 20. VS. Davis.
/ 70 O'COnnor VS. Whtlsn.
LE6 WOrthiDgton & Co. VS. Ayers & Co.
CHANCERY COURT VIM. NJ Saith,
Chancellor. The following cases will be
called or Monday, l6ta, to which day
Court stands adj ,urned !:
Psannesteihl VS. Lehman.
Meadel vs. Lu~ttliyger.
Hdndhau Z vs. hu --F.
sta ! 4Co ana DR. tt VS. n o Hotel Co.
AIS Rork VS. NJ Bulletin TO.
4s SteIlheimeT VS. Kaufman.
49 5Eford vsM Bulletin Co.
43 Cash VS. y lion.
s34 May VS. Pugh.
3d. Davis We KImmel.
i37 Baker VS. Louis.
435 VICES VS. Thofp,
s59 Hughes W. Hughes.
40 H-Tk VS. Staw.
al Miitoo v 40 tom.
42 Taylor VS. Early.
as Hyef VS. Johnston.
80 Swift VS. II lines.
as Mzrtn W. Churchill.
A. Tay or VS. O~en.
AZ Termer ve Sch os.
449 Or oket VS. Temple,
40 Rayner VI Rsyner.
40 cochran VS. BehTens & Co.
45l MaggielR - Cioslla-
as Diuleboek VS. X 4ufman,
459 McDermot VS. Ensley.
LAW CoURT-H. s. Lee, Judge-The
case of Runin vs. Furgerson not having
been concluded yesterday was continued
over until Monday morning. To-day Is
motion day. Cases on motion docket
will be called 10 regular order.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14

To THE CREDITOR of
DEMOCRATIC tLUB.-T3e uoeta u 1ni7
Gu mean inst is de0ts shall % pa'i,
a. they should long sgo bsve been. Ar
psrsons % wbum the clBb Itself Is in
debted, or whose claims, not originally
due 10y the club. it has actually assumed,
Gre requested 10 fis such claims within
ten dsys, With Minor 1eTTiEether. e q /,
that the amount msy be sscertsiOed sud
pTovisinn mace for their payment; and
the Ward Clubs which bsve held their
meetings in Sti!lmsB Hall, are earnestly
raaussi ed 70 pay % the Treasurer Of fhe
Central Club their proportion of the rent
which the Central Ciub hiss pzid
ALBEIT PIKE.
D~.1glan# fa-e-aH Tn-r..~rzHF~ 4 nh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14

GAY.-Tbe Gsecisn bend lever ate
tackled the ladies - seriously as the All
pine bst has taken hold Of the msle pOr
tion # our c00nunity. Eagene Ieldy,
Of the Memphis HstCOmps1y, has spread
this disease ihruughout the city, and has
d0ae il 60 ef-ctusiiy that, iik. the small
pox, there is hsrdiy enough to 90 srOuod.
He receives them daily, however, By
express. 2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14

TIE RACES COMMENCE To DAY AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY The
RAGS viii Commence this day Saturday,
a. Il O'Clock aoon, precisely. Five races
will be ran today, ia which some OF the
most s2ieadid horses IN tbe country viii
n Contestants. Tue Utmost order and
decorum will b. preserved Come all,
and gttness tia faest races ever sssn 10
Namohis. Oilers Of the course are re-
spec,fniiy requested % b at their posts
81 hslf-psst eleven o'clock
John DONOVAN, President.
n.vrn L PHrLp- S-cEetarU.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14

SGUTHERS hUTEL % account Of the
large eOuuuy ps~o8sEe from DeSotO,
Psucia, MarsaRgi sud T~eilshatchie
couu.ies, planters and their f5Ieuds, sisO
travellers by railroads and stesEnoosts,
We cannot take city bosrders until far
thsr notice. We thank the numerous
guests Of the hotel for th-ir Iibersl pa
tr1nsse. Rates reduced from 60 so to
- 50 per day. 81 }. S SMITH q Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14

RETURNED.-Mr. Nourse, OF the we'll
known insurance firm of Nourse & Mat
thsws, returned home yesterday from q
short visit to Niagara Falls. We vel
come him home, and mis- many friends
in Memphis will, we know, join with Us
in doing so.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14

VE WOULD call the attention Of CAPT
tslIsrs spa v,aers to the ClsneeTy sale Of
the valuable property Of Jane 9. Adsma
which is sold t. satisfy s s2it ct Dam
Adams and Others. The property is s
certain lot OF gre Jad on Court street,
nesr The corner Of East alley. The terms
are oBe-dfth cash the balance on 5
credit Of SIX, twelve, eighteen and
tweuly-f uF no1tbs. This l. 3 most lie.
sirs5ls Investment, aId We advise all
who have the money 10 invest 10 attend
the sale. q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14
MERCHANTS Purse.
stW-Nlne heats +; three in five.

StO-hle heats thTo3 n nve.
z. Warwi. X en- eTs b h Joe Johnston, aged. By
Go dw0od dam Judy, by Sovereign. ColOrs-
Rel and Blue,
). L-oBard enters ch ( Ontario. By i'm
Q + ed B ,nnle ), otiaad dam Lady Lancaster
COior5-Rs1 and White.
james C0nltsK enters c h Little Mack, i've
yeas old, Oy Eclipse dam by imported Wzsth-
srbit. COiOr--5iue an Blue, Orpnge sash.
A Rseue Richard an John KifsOur enter
b k kiJ'y Fee, three years old By imported
Mickey Free; dam Blown Kitty, by Birning-
nam. COIOrs-S Silver Grey AID white.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14
AMUsEMEETs
NEW MEMPHIS THEATtb

saturday Evening, EOsember I4,-Last
eoanN OF seeing Mr. snc Aass CourlOeA
the thrilling play emitted tie WILLOW
COPSE-Luke Fielding Q. W. C9uldock
Rose Fielding, Miss Couidoek. Monday No
Venoer l6sh, sill be produced, fgr the FIR {
dine, the be sutifcl play entitled DORA.
SCALE OF PRICEs.-DreSs Circle and Parquettf
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 90 Family Circle, %
lsry, . cants.
open al quarter to ? o'clock; curtain wiz
rise at 8 precisely Cookbook open from Il
O'Clock am. 70 5 pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-14

JOE LscKE al bis bjOu Of 3 place,
No. Z35i Ma:c street. u m receipt a.
Cooley zId Petsr-6B f3r December, = b Oh
are prompt and pUsctUal. - indeed they
sI9sys are. 4 spenSid assortment Of
current msgsz'Bes sBa newspaper hteFs
ture may ei~sys be fonad al 5oe's nun
ter. He has daily papers fTOE sii tbe
principal cities, which are rec~ived oy
express. The New Orleans PFices Cur
FEut, New Orleans Daily Times and
PicayuDe. but why eDumeTsts, when Joe
can produce 81 sbst IS worth reading n
the daily or weekly press, o. periodicals.?
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ATTENTION FAX PAFEsS-City, school
AM police scrip and cOuaty warrants u
sums 20 sui: tax payers, can &c obtained
az the lowest rates 1T the Memphis City
Savings Bank corasr OF Jefferson aUd
Front streecs. II .
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Dnncfnq Acadenen.

DRoF NOOK bar commenced hts session OF
Dancing Lessons at his old Hal. 2I Second
q ,eet. Jed5Ieou nlock. For Ladies an Chill
dren. Wednesday and Saturday evenings
Gents, Tuesday and thursday nights. PiaeSle-
ing parties every two weeks. 'oc22 I'm
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TIE B


sj0-Mile heats three or more 10 I'LL.
West & Vaughan enter b z Bee Farris,
tn ee years 0 d By Melbourne dam by i'm
ported 3ieneo=. Color-Red and Green.
James Buchanan enters BIZ Chimisette, three
; ears Oh. by Rogers; dSa Albion. Colors-
fSed snd Red.
Mr. Glass enters br g Kuklux pedigree "a
KrOMn. Coon.
Morrill, & Jackson enter b ( Maggie Bruce,
four years old, Dy Lexington tam AltoIL
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noLBEAR's Commercial College, $50
n ia street, open day sDd night. New
pupils can begin any dsy IN writing,
Bookkeeping, arithmetic, etc, etc. rf
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New STYLE Hans Wheaton & Co..
lS9 Main street, have all tue lstesJ STYLES
sdE, Qres, Cashmere and Soft F-lt
hsS-SDFTices low. noI2 4t