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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-19
TIE SCHOOL y
Explanation Of Els DispO,iiion.
where 1t Has gone To.

Mr.. Rutter She late President OF tbs
late Tennessee National Bank, returned
10 the city on Thursday, after an ab-
sence of several weeks. Ia reply to the
oft repeated queries OF the Appeal il
regard to the school fund, Mr.. RutteT
immediately prepared = card, which he
brought to our editorial rooms; but no,
seeing the editor whom he wished to see,
he carried it to the AU0laHchs, and il
appeared 10 that paper yesterday morn
ing. n this card Mr.. Rutter, referring
to the school fund, says:
when the fund known as the school
fund was deposited in this Tennessee
NatiouaD Bank, q receipt was given 10
the proper authority for the same, and
the amount received Immediately en-
tered up to the credit OF the proper &C.
count on the books Of the bank. Some
OF the State authorities, however, deem
ing 10 imFTudent thSt so large 3 fund
should remain in an institution OF so
smsii q capital, or, indeed, in any bank,
8 committee was, 81 the suggestion OF
the Governor, appointed by the Leeisla-
ture TO withdraw said funds, and $780,
600 OF the same vas accordingly with
drawn, and the best possible arrange
ment N ade to secure the balance"
Mr.. Rulter called upon US yesterday
morning and gave us the following addi-
tional Information as to the disposition
and present status OF the fucd.
It amounted originally 10 S61S, eco. In
addition 10 the $40, 0U0 drawn cut by the
State officials, the bank turned over to
them SIS ,0J0 in Tennessee Securities ;
making q total OF 1868, 600 drawn out,
and leaving the bank ewing $3.50, COO on
thffnnd. To secure this the bark nov
ha2enty-five per cent of the amount
In cash 1852 500 which it is ready 10 pay
oyer, S259. eco in available property and
bills receivable, and the State still uolds
the securities of the bank for 500, 600,
which are now in suit.
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FATAL ARRAY.
r. 4. Boyd, Esq, Of Grand juno
ton, Assaulted by "a Negro.
The NeRre Shot In Three PLACES
aBd HOstaliy wounded.

Between four and five O'Clock on
Thursday evening, an sffrsy occurred at
Grand Junction, on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, between r. A.
Boyd, L g., Of that place, aud S negro
named Noses Boutwell,, in which the
after was shot three times with e navy
repeater, through the head, in the right
side, a1d the fingers OF one hand blown
Of. The circumstances OF The affair, as
related ~ eve witnesses, MessTs. B.. w.
Hsium q N. McDIahon, are as fol
lows:
Nj. Mcmahon, in his sworn statement
before Squire Thomas Boyle. a Justice
Of the Peace Of Hardeman county, says:
MT. r. a. Boyd, The accused, and !
we're ia my grocery store, when two lie
sr0es named Moses Boutwell, and Joe
Dodge cam in and asked for q drink
While they Were there Boyd charged
Dodge with throwing bricks at q negro
BOY whom he Boyd had il his employ.
Dodge a. first denied the accusation, bus
Boutwell, IN an iusolent kind OF s way
told him not to deny it il he did so,'
evidently intending it, nv his look and
manner, as ar insult to Boyd.
Boyd wished 20 avoid having any
difficulty, SO he and 1 walked of
and t0ok seats near the door and
commenced talking about other matters
when the negroes came u At the
door Boutwell, turned 20 Boyd and said
something to him, to which he answered
that 'it was none OF his business" On
ihis b iutSell drew his pistol, and lev
sled it az him, but Boyd was too quick
for him, and also got out his pistol F5fore
@y1tweii could fire. Both weapons were
Jtt's navy repeatars. As n5sr SIS I can
jSkcs, beth fred at once, and exchanged
t1Sss shots. The negro had, meanwhile,
got outside, and Boyd VAS standing in
ihe door. Boyd was not hit, but every
eEot OF his bit the negro-the last one il
the head, ard he fell, and Boyd qgit
firing"
TIE statement OF Mr.. Hallum is sub
stsntiaily the same. Boyd immediately
went before Squire Boyle, Who, after
hearing all the testimony in the case, dis
charged him. Boutwell, is, by this time,
dead, IS we understand from s surgical
exGmination Of his wounds, it was i'm
possible for him to survive any length OF
time.
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INTERESTING
~ einpTsis Lady Fakes the veil
in % Convent.

ST. LOUIS, December 18th.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
1t seemed to me this morning, as ]
saw a young lady from Memphis Mics
Clara II taking the veil, that 9
sketch might be acceptable to your
readers.
at 8 o'clock l entered the convent
chapel with Father Burke-"a fine old
irish gentleman" and in compliment to
my AemphjdnShap, he gave me 3 seat
very neal the altar, which was brilliantly
Illuminated by candies, and beautifed
with flowers, while the chancel was dijUe
and radiant with paintings, stetusry
and other gems of art. The chapel, be-
ing crucif0rm, the trsnsepts were divided
from the nave, by eternal bars and
here were the nuns. Those on the cas-
having their pupils OF the Academy
with them in white wells; those Oh the
west dressed ia black, about fifty IL
number, holding each q candle.
Tae choir in the east poured
fourth enchanting music, which gave
my cheeks a rosary appearance, as it.
lofty yet tender strains invited that
white robed and beautiful child up e.
higher regions Of thought and faith
than you philosophy, HoFatiC, dreams
CAs p" EiAf lbEaS 0LtO1 tue III liEs nllA :
$40 white wreath on her brow, and
her sweet but uuimpsssionsd face turned
to the altar. Father Ryan, who will
soon visit Memphis, to lecture for the
beaetit of St. PRtriek's Church, ad-
dressed the novice and the audience.
., APPEAL, do you love elCquence?
Let ne tell you, you never heard il, !
you never saw Father Ryan. When he
~perscnided (if Imay say so, reVerentIy,)
the bridegroom, calling his pure bride to
the top of Libanus, an angel seemed, in
he rich sttire Of Heaven, 10 have de-
seended on the chanesl. His ssrsphic
loCk-his melting, tender tones, stream
Jog with joy, went down into every heart.
aud called forth fountains of tesFs. Al
envied the bride the " better part she
had chosen, and when he painted the
dying nun, all Heaven seemed opened
on the scene.
Next he approached the grating and
asked the novice if she "stili perStstedf in
giving herself to Charity ?' Clara, in s
calm ana siiv6Ty voice, distinct
Iy audible, read from the form
ulsry, her affirmative response. She
then approached an ope1ing door Ia the
screen, and kneeling, received the veil.
Music again welled forth Ia Joyous
aud al the priests, about twenty,
to 5 parlor in the school depart
ment, where the good "Sissers" had
on 3 table what you, APPEAL,
would have delighted in-wine, cake,
etc. Father BGrke took me along ior my
AsHlphiaRsAip, and after this pleasant
arranged for me to speak with
Clara now Sister Mary Paul, aud o!
she was 81 hsppy in this enthusiasm, as
world calls it, that l contested WITH
It the enthusiasm Of your cotton brokers.
mud Eadsrs and money shayers Ito Say
nothing OF the printers deviil, and ASKED
myself # all LIE va al Illusion z sadi'
50, then, | exclaimed, Mary Paul has, al
least, chosen the path OF purity md hap
CHARTTAS.
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ST. PETERS Orphan FAIR.-This an
nual charitable bazaar for the benefit OF
the orphans Of the Asylum OF st. Peters
Church, will commence 1T the new As
sembly Rooms, Nc. 36S Main street, on
Monday next. We took occasion a few
ta6le,n which viii be- enc OF the attrae-
tons. Another will be the table OF Mrs.
Morisrty and Mrs. O'Niel. Mr.. Berton,
the confectIoner, has given them a splen-
did cake, and a well known jeweler has
given q beautiful ring to the ladies, and
the "ring cake" will be rsffisd off
Many other attractions will be- presented,
and we hope 8 generous public will give
the ladiss q hearty and liberal support.
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RoBBERY.-1he premises ofMrs. Scott,
on Bsal street, were robbed Of g fine lot
OF chickens and turkeys on Thursday
night. TIE Ssoond District Police yes
teFdsy captured ~ Of the thieves, a ne
gro man living in Mrs. Seott's neighbor
hood, and locked him up, Some Of the
stolen fowls were found in bis posses
sion.
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M~AGAZINEs AND PAMPHLETS Re
CEIyED.-We are Indicted to the pub
fishers for the following magazines for
January The 6dkdgy, NeU Ecseat5o,
and the Spectator. TIE GGilrV Is q
usual ~respleHdent With articles SPARKLING
from the psns of the best American and
English writers. IL has established 8
reputation for chastity OF style and eie-
gance Of tone thst does not suffer by tue
present number. Among the oO1tTiou-
tors we notice WA. CulIs1 BRYANT and
John E3ten Cooke, TIE Netg Eclectic
comes TO Us in G new and beautiful CARO-
OF black Il o~r7lge-tae cQlOTs OF the
city Of Baltimore, where it is published
With the present number it commences
;ts fourth volume and second year. IL Is
an excellent Southern monthly, and we
wish it ell uccess. I is edited aud pub.
iished by Turnbull & Murdoch, Nc. 81
Lexington street, BsitisaoFe. The SDee-
tdtoT is monthly puo} she'd INCUR city,
devoted TO Literature, hls sTts, sgricui-
ture, history, temperance, religion, ste.,
etc. the present being The first humber.
We have as yet not had an opportunity
70 examine il, bat will take occasion to
speak Of it more iR erteaso ct an early
day. The following pamphlets have
also been received, and await examine
ton The "~Iutiasnce OF Judaism on
the Protestant Reformation translated
from the German Of Graetz. fprofesso.
OF history az the Jewish Theological Sem-
mary Of Breslsuf by the Rev. Simon
TUska. How / bss2uue 9 HOMEOPATHIC
by Ef. HOle9mbs, Of New Orleans.
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- 80. The s%psetstor. )

GeEs4 FxuTEMENr-The great PX-
element stIl prevails at the Nnesler &
Wilson sewing machine rooms. Seven
teen machines we're engaged yesterday
20, CLfistmsssspresents. E6ese silent
SEED ESchiues are the great favo1Ites.
Crfn9s manufactured this year Up
~--eTsfeE Ist, ITO, ee8, end are beninO
On their ordsss, $4,000 Any one can De
--avineed tbat tlszs machines hEye no
egusi. bv calling AID Witnessing men
nsrg{jons Il 20 SecOn0 ssfest' 90
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10 TIE LADIEs-Ws have just re-
-gsd = large lot Of Black AipGeass Em-
@ Cloths Erd Fancy P3piins, which
asre LuTchseed ~ such reduced prices
r-st we are enables t. sell them st lower
figures thsu any o.EeT hOQse IL The city.
40 a~Esminaiion Of cur goods VIII con-
vince sea u fbe shove facts, ard We
sau'a sspecialiy invite your attention TO
E'1- Po-lire. % tie moss elegant styles,
vl..h Ee cell AZ dfty cents Per yard.
oar stock Of Opera Goaks Is well as
%s.I,e and Ne offer them A. New York
cost RueE & ENGEL.
- Nain street.
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CoRXsl CoRNE. CORNsl-Dr. J. Lin
d.man, Surgeon CEiropodLs:, stSt. Louis,
Ess arrived loT the purpose ~ curing
CrrEE, B8uiGUs and growing DHii3. He
cures without pain or drswisg uioOdr ny
anew process. Give him g csil af the
Gyer-o1 Hotel fCT r .sw days. =
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CHRISTMAS! CHRIsTMAsi-f yOn
WIT 10 arrange al elegant ChEistmss
tree or tCys, etc, for your children call
on A. Css,elbeTg & ca, No. l6S POplsr
street, opposite the market house you
viii also tad g large assoT, ment OF nice
fresh cakss and candies, plain aaG fancy.
Cali aud examioe before purchasing
elsewhere.
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lEnG'IEIN Appeal
)Mee--Eo. is jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.
SUNDAY

The attention of merchants and busi-
ness men is called to the SUNDAY AP.
PEAL 10 which will be found not less
nan twenty-eight columns of reading
natter comprising ga interesting lit
erary melsDge, original and selected
poetry communications from regular
ana occasional contributors, market.
river and local reports, snd the general
news o. the cay. The most interesting
for SUNDAY reading published I5
the southwest, it is, therefore, 4 mos.
valuable advertising medium for tusj-
ness men. Advertisements ard local
notices published at specisl rates. Ner-
'sa8s an Others viii do well 10 send 10
~ before 8 o'clock pm.
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THERE will be a meeting Of Conserva-
tives, ofthe Eighth Ward, Monday night,
st ssven and 4 half pm, 2Ist, at Peter
Mengs's saloon, on Poplar street, oDpo
site the market house, to nominate .
candidate for Alderman.
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NTNCE PRS. DiBGs mest, cakes, AZ
dies, fruits, toys for Christmas trees, snC
everything nice sad fcesn ia the cOntec-
Ionery line, ct Bsrtcn's, E3yne Fourth
aud Poplar streets, at prizes to sait The
times. OTders solicited. ~
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JOE LOCKE, 1864 Main street, hiss
Cooley for January, 1869, and December,
1858 Peterson, and all the latest month
lies, weeklies and dailies, froua every
whore. He is agent koT Father A. J..
Ryao's paper, Banner OF the South, and
keeps it on his counters, for ssie. Il
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Old RELIABLE.-Fhe best OF Pittshurg
coal, lump, nut and SLACK, sold by Big
ley, Asllersh * Co, South Court REa
Main Streets, Bethel BIook. Rates al
1Fays IS Low as the lowest. II
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FfexrqrRF-Fiflean gels Of the and
rlsin furniture, carpets, hAlf . c2''3'
,ssfresses. f1r sale ehesp By his Z
9roith. AZ BlziD street. Cst apd get
bargains s
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THE PEABODY HOTEL is now opsD
for the reception OF transient guests and
b1erderg. Pnce per day, 81 90. Day
Egsf7, 80 per month. We wiz BE- glad
Il Welcome u old fTi5r5s aGd gCes's.
ID. CCCkRELL sons.
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Threat kfseStE0us-A Physician WRIT
ing from NsWfane, New York, speaking Of the
bshefcial effects resulting from TIE use OF
- BRO~S'S BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, says FOR
alleviating hat h9rrid irritation Only feit oy
those who have suffered from n bronchial
-Aneetion, and FOR Hoarseness and Sore Throat,
too, l am free to confess Though ! am "a u. ~
they answer all you claim Tor them" To avoid
<Hssppointment be sure TO obtain The genuine
I. Efewnss Bronchial Trochss.7
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To TIE LADUEs-We have jus. reeeiy-
"a c4- sixth lot Of Ladies' Clos6s tnis
season, which ioF style, elegance, Beauty
and cheapne6A sG.passe2any thing ever
made iu or brought 20 this mEIEet. We
invite sDecial attention 70 Uur fancy COZ
ored Chinchilla Cioaks trimmed after the
latest Partisan styies.
EItE ENGEL. . Main Street.
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TRIAL FOE PERJCEY.-Sguirs EGv.on
yesterday dismissed toe case OF State vs..
B-mlsn Ter perjury. there being DO evil
Geace 60 warrant DT. BrGDis. who was
complainant, in his assertions.
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THE First Wsrd Democracy will meet
this evening al No. 6 engine house, for
the nomination Of = candidate for Alder
man. Full attendance requested.
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FRESH turkeys, chickens, eggs and
butter, 81 c. c. Jsckson's, SO Adams
street. II
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THosE who E.sh 10 make 2 useful and
hsldsoma Christmss present. Should
cs.l ct L. Fegsn's, 255 Second street
Irving Block. Iw
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a penalty q ter per cent. VIII eccrGe
On All uUuhid tazE fer the flTty-hrstc OT-
pofate wear. on the ist Of JaGusry next.
Parties who wish 30 avoid this heavy
penalty, will do wei 10 settle, ss the Law
regulating the collection Of taxes will be
lfgi4Iy enforced. JNO H Bowen,
81 atty Tax Collector,
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PAPER-aDd Enyslopes stamped with
Initials, st Young ( Brothers.. 81
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JUVENILE and Toy Books beautiful
ase0rtusnp very low, a. GEO. P4ttison .
Co.'S, 5lI5 Main street. L
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GIFT Books, GIFT Books, in endless
variety and styls-fnest assortment Ia
the city, at Geo. Pattison & Co.'s, SI73
Main street. tf
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WANTED Fifteen hands. Apply e
lumber ysrd, 1872 Adams street. If
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City, COUNTY AID SCHOOL SCRIP
for ssle, ia amounts 10 sHit taxpayers,
At EnEiet Savings Institution, No. 8
Madison street. II
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ROSEWOOD Writing Desks, Portfolios.
Tourists Cases, Young & Brother, 2N
Msin street. 81
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POCKET Knive5-a fine assortment
just received ct Geo. Pattison & 90. s,
Sl7l Main street. II
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

DIARIES 1869, DIARIES 1854 large
assortment at very low prices to be had
at Geo. Psttison & Co.'s, 3l73 Main
street. Now is the time to select. If
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IRISH Poplins, best quality and ell
shsdes, Ct 81 p per yard,
II RICE 4 ENGEL.
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WARD REGIsTRATI0N.-The law re-
curing a ward registration has not yet
gone into effect, aud will no. until forty
days after the adjournment Of the Lagis-
lsture. There is consequently nc nsces
sity for anything of the sort at present.
Capt. Sears action in the mater was
premature and was withdrawn.
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IRISH Popiins, best quality and al
shades, at y > per yard.
r. EF-EE ENGTL
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Rev. w. H. PEAENs will preach at
St. Johns NJ. &. Oaurch, Greenlaw
Building, Second street, tomorrow st
q N
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OFFICE CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
MEMPHIS. December Is. res

BARGAINS N Toys wholesale and re-
1aiL 8s7 Main st., MOdstts old stand. Il
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PHoTOGRAPH Albums, Bibles, Prayer
SOose, Young < BF8thsr. 81
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NEW MUsIC.-From airs. L. Nslla
Sweet, OF Nashville, Tenn, We. have re-
csived copies of three pieces Of music OF
her own composition "E Inspirations,
or Twilight Musings " How Purs is
Love - sad "Kneel where our Loves
are Sleeping 1.-THE latter addressed to
the ladies or the South who are decora.
ting the graves OF the Confederate dead.
Mrs. Sweet informs US that she intends
to make Memphis her home, and to fol-
low her profession here ss q composer
and teacher Of music. We do not doubt
that her talents viii be duly appreciated
and encouraged.
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CHRIsrMAs FuTs. Francisco x Wig
sir, 81
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FURs! Fur=! Francisco L wigyin.
"a
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ALPINE" Hs.. Francisco & Wiggin.
80
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LADIEs! II yOn Wspt a g9ou ClosA
for little moEsy. 90 to tsice q myers
ugV2S II
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UARoAINs IN Toys. Wholesale sud re-
tai. Ss7 Main ST., Moifstt's odd stand. Il
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BARGAINS IN TOYS, wholesale AID re-
tail, 81 Main ST., MolTasrs old stand. Z
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Toy Books Juveniles, Young d Broth
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- speeLaLor. Ths speola.or.

TIE GREAT FURSETURE SALE by W.
d. PEssmdTe d Co, a. their auction
raams, no. 81 Second s5reef, Will be re-
sumsd THIS morni1g 81 10 O'clock, when
will is offered an elegant snd varied
Z ssorlment Of furniture Of every de-
~sc4iption. Attend the sals promptly this
morning II yea want bargains.
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ARKANSAS.
DEPLORABLB STATE OF AFFAIRS.

The Militia Ravaging Every
Portion Of the state.
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THE spectstoF. The Spectator. 5:
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Personal.

We had the pleasure OF welcoming
home yesterday Or. Almon Brooks, who
for sometime Cast has bean sciDuroing
at the Hot Springs ia arkansas. He
GENES back witt & new lease OF life and
looking remarkably well. He reports
v.Tsv vttvtv~r-==Os~vEs Vs. ~E9,sH--
Hot Springs.
Gan. III" 40 il travelling in the IN
teresss Of Lexington (Gep. r. E. Les's}
College, is ia the city. stopping 1t The
Peabody Hotel.
Judge Reid, OF tie Friag's Point Goa
6o8sidH. is now in the city, on business.
We understand that our friend Rev.
4. A. Simpson has gone 10 Louisville, 10
meet a young lady lately arrived from
EGrops. We congratulate the gentle
man.
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LADIES! All kinds Of Dress Goods,
lower than any place In the city, at Rice
h Engel's. MOVES Il
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IGEo. PATrIG& Co Books and sta
Snery. II
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Dentistry.

nR- \. Nj. sSEED. DENTIST has retuTaed
10 Nemphis. and again offers his profess
sional services 10 the ciuxsn8 OF the city ana
surrounding country. Rooms 81 No so AAln
street, four doors below Union slfsst, over IL
man & Vianpaa 4 store, neFastH@
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]. ". PACE, JR., Sir: We, the old
citizens a the second ward, knowing
YOU well e. q citizen and property
holder for mRay years, and being fully
aware OF the necessity ct having Aiaer-
men vino are identified with the Interests
of "A city, We request hat Eou &il2g
yourself to become a esndidate for Alder
can of said ward. Although you may
sacrifice gosET ~pecuniary Interests by 90
NtDg, you will serve The interests Of the
IL. and we feel confident that you will
the Endorsement Of the voters Of
-eceAFe
Jv1i VOTERS OF SECOND WARD.
RsRaATNsr ma Toys, wholesale and re-
,sn Az Main Il NQnatts old stand. If
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PEABoDY Hat. Fsapeisoo < WIgSin.
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Law CoURT-R s. Lee, J1Uige.-Yes-
terday's calender was not disposed Of.
The untTied cases On the same viii be
taken Up during the first CT the week.
To-day Is motion day. The motion
docket viii be regularly called.
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gia. 81
HO FOR TIE CHRISTMAS Holidays!
j. u. E1JUGTGs stu GhsGd-While the
young people are dancing with joy Ia
anticipation over the cifLS OF "Sa9ta
CIau5l y grvvn p-"Fiv saOulG H0A fos=
get u Hii their g iGIGsTsA win the good
ihicga Cfhie, wbica can only % had a.
the store OF J. D. EiwaEd-. VINO viii have
on hand everything to please toe palate
and attract the eye.
So colle, my good uienes come one and c1ne
Al.
ToJ d SawarSs and gi-e him "a can;
As ior taFtrgs ard oysters VITA c1'rfy hne
lie dgnes csIlesii,s1n with at ia DIS Haze
Aedi u yuu tc1t Ll-uz 20, WY J-st crne and
ty.
As none ever call without Assfeoirg 70 huy;
NLe god lhioss axe plenty, OF thr very hfst
rdle,
Wai De S0.d 10 You cheap, both early and late
II Edicasas, 81 Second, N0.z5S. Nv