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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

Cotton was tending upward in Liverpool at
the opening to-day-Uplsnds, l05sd; Orleans,
lGId-a1d st the close was quiet. but steady.
sales, lO,00O bales Upiands, I0Zd; Orleans,
I'D.
Tbs Kew York market opened quiet. but
steady. at noon it was a shade BETTER, but not
quetaDly higher. At l pm. firm, with
holders asking higher rates Low AIiddhuEs
25Ic; Niddlings. 2e1zc; Orleans, &c; Good
Middiings. 2sc. AT the close low grades had ad-
yanced: Upiands, 25He. WeeA's receipts, ESQ
bales net; gross, ls 500 ba'es. Weeks sales, 49,
500 bales. Exports since September LIST, u.355
bales. Receipts at all United States ports, 40 0
bales.
There was some inquiry during tbs day in
this market, but not at prices salts 'setOTy to
sellers, who in several cases did not uncover
their tables. Sales, however, were very fair,
amounting to between 100 to 500 bales. The
market closed firm. We quote a few sales as
follows: 2bsles Low Ordinary, 1875 (; bales Or
binary at zoe Is Good Ordinary at 2l54c, 30 at
2psa. s at z0c, 2 at 2lKea 5at 2ls4c, 1 az 2ISci q
Low Middlings st 2He,l at DC, at 2IHc, 4 at
21s<c, at 22Xc, so al &c, 9 at 2iAc, 4 at &c, 81 at
2sle, co at 2 c, Is at 2z14c, IS at re; 5 Aiddting1
al 2a16e, q at 22Hc, Is at 22As, Is at Csc. II at 2ss, 2
a. 22Hc, 20 at 2Sc, tat 22Xc 90 Shy Middlings
| st24Ts,
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DAY.

THE LEGACY TO LEAVE-A common
sense man once gave this maxim for
husba,,le: What ycu Esave at your
death, let it be w,,rHaut controversy, else
the lawyers will be your nvn%" Spnn
which this corament is in place. III
you leave your money by q will, there
will be q struggle between the heirs i;
lawyers will be employed they willtRke
sll the money for their cosis, and send in
2 little bill besides, and your friends viii
be worse OFF than ever. Even IL hsF-
mOny should prevail, it would take a
long time to have your will proved, an
executor appointed, and ell the innu-
merable forms of the law complied with;
and your poor wife might be sadly in
want while she was waiting 70 receive
what was her due.n In view of these
facts, even the richest men are now
willing 10 resi- easy without life policies.
For this q reason alone, many take cut
assurance. Again, saying nothing OF re-
lief from perplexity or distress in the
very presence Of THE calamity, what an
advantage for q wife to have a small sum
Of rea6y money in order to the quickest
and most economical settling up of the
estate. Thousands Of dollars have thus
been saved by means of life policies.
Anu Tue AcGyAdB VI SuEIOkAtcH CUuttS
will show that on the other hand, thou
sands and tens of thousands of dollars
have been lost, and estates utterly ru-
ined, for the want Of a small sum o.
ready money. Life assurance provides
q remedy for all this since a policy on
the life OF q husband, payable, SIS the
Law directs, TO the wife and children,
does not wait the laws delay, but comes
m D~rODDfiy 20 thA regoue OF tba estaL9
Of the deceased. So, too, once more, has
many q valuable business bsen sacrificed
by the inability OF a widow to wait until
q fair price could be obtained, owing
20 ready money being required, A life
policy IN q solid Institution like the New
York Life Insurance Company would
obviate al such contingencies, ana 1t
behooves every business @an to 90 ln'
medistely to the agents, Messrs. Nc
Clure & CaskiD, and take out a policy.
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MAJ. J. J. BUsBY.-This gentleman,
who is known 10 every business man in
Memphis and the surrounding cotton re-
gion, and mas for many years stood
among the first business men Of ATksn-
sas, is sgent for the cotton and commits
sion house OF w. j. Porter & Co., No.
I42 Pearl street, New York. The refer
ences given by this firm are sUpefauOus,
since they have secured the Cooperation
OF the Major, whose name alone is reeom-
m~enGatiOn enough. Cash advances are
male on all cotton shipped to the New
York firm through Major BUsby 81 No.
274 Front street, in this city.
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THE COURTS.

CHANCEgY COURT VIM. N. Smith
Chd11caNor.-The special October term oil
| this court commences an Monday next,
The hearing docket will be taken up and
Gases called for trial.
On yesterday q bill in chanesTy was
filed Dy some thirty citizsns Of Shelby
county against the NOnoonnah Turn
pike Company, composed Of NJ. w.
Jones, d. J. Jones, Doyal Pearson, ]. e.
Merriman, @, p. Marsh and others. An
effort il being made 20 abolish those OBJ.
structions to trade-the toll-gRtes at all
the county bridges over NonconnRh
creek. On the hearing Of the case, an
Injunction will be prayed for against
the nuisance.
Attorneys having the papers in the fol-
lowing cases will please return them to
the Clerks Ofice instRnter
JOIN Connovan vs. W Msgsveny OF al.
William johnson w. W. Park ct al.
CRIMINAL COURT Wa. Hunter Judge.
The October term Of this court com.
mences next Monday. Court will meet
at the new Criminal Court room, on
Main street, opposite tRe Overton Hotel
LAW CouRT-R S. Lee dldge-Meets
on Monday next, that being the frstdsy
Of the October term. The order of bust
ness for that day is empannsiing jury.
MUNICIPAL CouRT-Geo. w Wa1drGn,
Jpdqe.-The following business was
transacted yesterday
Mercer, Receiver, VS.. Knott. Dismissed d at plain
uT'3 cost.
Mercer, Receiver, VS.. Jones Dismissed at plain
tiff's cost.
Cochran W. Twohlg. Appealed.
Nurahy Ell al. VS. hddins. New trial 0veirnle1.
Ford vs.. Henderson,. Judgment FOR piaiutin,
Rogers vs.. Harris. Dismissed.
Union Bank OF Tennessee W. BnnEley ct al.
Bill OF exception filed.
Briggs ct al. VS. Irwin. New trial Overru.ed.
VS.. Perkins. New thai Overruied.
Us. Anderson ct al New Iriai, over
VS.. Eddins. New trial overruied.
Sweet vs., Winchtn. Judgment for plalndn,
Turnsge VS.. Vendig a Bros. Judgment for
plaintiff SSl5.
The law side OF the Court stands adj
until next Wednesday at nine
m.
The criminal side of the Court, Oeto-
Der term, will be in session on Monday
next. The State docket viii be called
for trial.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT.-GeO. w
Judge. Pie argument of coun-
sAi in the ease of Anderson vs. Brown ct
al, on motion for an appeal TO the SUI
pTens Court occupied the attention of
he Court ON yesterday. Motion Over-
ruled.
In the case OF Curry ct al. vs. Bond ct
a., the motion to dismiss, the writ of
error sustained and Judgment taken
plaintiff and his securities. ID. |
On Monday next the State docket viii
De called, as usual, fer trial. No cases
leve bean not sneciaiIv fcP trial All |
witnesses on behalf falling 10 appear on
them. .s4at
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MEssRs. MCKINNEY, BRYsoN & Coz
No 22s Msln street, IN another column
cali the attention Of the public to their
large and enmpists Sto0E o. furniture and
cabinet vale. The bo8ss OF Messrs.
Mckinney, Bryson 4 Co. Is wall knosn
a. beng one Of the first Of It's kind IN the
city, and we shall take an early occasion
70 20 through theic vast establishments,
and give IL such q D0acs Bs IL merits At
our hands. a H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

EXTRACTION OE TEETH WITHOUT
PAIN.-A great blessing has been con-
ferssd upon suffering humanity by the
invention OF the new process Of s1tyact-
ing teeth without pain, which Is Ia daily
operation By DR.. G. II. Hurd, at his den
tai rooms on Jefferson street, opposite The
post Office. Hs has given relief 10 hun
6reds Of our citizens, who speak in the
highest terms OF his skill and Of the pro-
cess whereby teeth-pui!iDg is made
pleasant. Persons suffering with their
tseth should call Gu Dr. 2nrd. he is s
skillfui dentist, and = clever gentleman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

TIE EAGLE SHOE STORE There's
nothing so becomes q man. says shake
spesre, " az modest stiffness and humtl-
ity," and, he might have added, q we'll
dtting pair Of boots or shoes. In fact, 3
man oannOt be said to be well dressed
without them. MI. John W. Voegeli.
the enterprising proprietor Of the EAGLE
RooT AND SHOE STORE, fully appre-
Chatting this fact, now otfeTs to the Mem
phis trade the hsndsonest and neatest
stock of boots and shoes, for all wears,
that has ever been brought TO our city.
His stock has bsen carefully selected,
with q view to the fall and winter trade,
and is especially adap'ed to the climate.
The fine work, both Tor gentlemen and
ladies, is of the latest Partisan fashions
and styles. MIR. Voegeli is also feyora-
bly, known as d nlosG conscientious and
fair maker of custom work. The Eagle
Store Is No. 344 Main street. Don't fail
to call when you wish to purchase in that
line, ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

TIE CENTRAL Club had quite a large
and enthusiastic meeting last night.
Speeches were made by the Hon. John
w. EeftWicb, Gen. Pike, Judge Mar
land. I. Perkins, and Others, Il is 10 be
hoped that a full representation OF al the
clubs viii be on haBd puBctuslly at y
O'Clock 70 MORROW, in obedience 70 the
call Of a President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

THE Georgia Home Insurance Com
psny-s Fire Insurance Company-has a
paid up capital in cash CT three hundred
and fifty thousand dollars (s350,G00). Her
assets are over four hundred thousand
dollars $500 000). She was organized in
1859. Her rates are equitable, her con-
ditions liberal, her settlements prompt.
She mas deposited with the Comptroller
OF Lhis State $40, 600 in State bonds, for
the protection OF policy holders In this
State. She has paid all taxes and COM
piled with all the requirements Of the
law, and respectfully solieits a portion OF
the ire insurance Of this community,
W, II. MOORE, Agent,
nes Main street, with German Ational Bank
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

STATE AND COUNTY TAxss-By q
Sscent action Of tks Beard Of County
sCosnmiEsiOneTs, Il WAS made the duty Of
The Tax Collector TO inform al dslin-
.guents that penalties will be attached to
al unpaid taxes on and after the fst day
OF November, 1868. In another column
will be found his notice to that effect,
and the stteatton Of cur readers is re-
specially called 20 ths subject.
octII.1td&R
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For AeRs past the world has been en-
desvoriBg 10 OBTAIN Light sc the least
cost, and tbst viii be sae ana sure.
Nothing can equss tue Sunlight Coal OIL.
1t Is noD-e1plOsive, gives . clear Drii-
liant light. and q fee from odor. Use
the san or Comet burners. For soaps,
Iamps, ole, etc, call or o. +. Prescott
* Co, 40 Jefferson street.. y
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To PLANTERs.-The card OF Aessrs. S.
n. Anderson q Co. will be found in an
other column. As agents Of d Of the
staunchest houses ia New York, snd en-
other IN Boston, they are amply pre-
pared TO make liberal advances on all
consignments shipped TO those parties.
The house above named Is well known
here IS one OF the most liberal buyers IN
this market. See the card alluded to.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

Gents good Calf Boots, 81 so
good Suits coat, pants and Vest,
SO; Hats at extra low prices. }.
II. LOeGenstine s. Bros, no. 23I
Main Street. Positively last seas
son In DuSInets.
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEATmEa AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, October I0-The river is failing
with I'VE ieet IN the canal. The weather 1seisar
and cOoi.
MEMPHIS, October u-D.ya clear and pleas
ant. Nights smoky 6nd cool. River falling
steadily. 4he OHIO Is falling. Five feet re-
ported rom st. Louis TO Cairo The Arkansas
il falling and I'm bad condittoa. White river IS
declining with five foet 10 J-asksonport.
Arrivals.
Steamer Forsyth, "a. Louis. I'D
Departures.
Steamer Mary FoIEyth. St. louis
IA Port
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THE STREEaS we're thronged yester-
dav evening viii thousands, who were
ont on bUsiDess AID pleasure, eDlsying
the delightful weather. There ws7 a
little more dust in the lower part Of tia
city than was s~gneeaS\e, perhaps, bus
this is the necessary conc2nitant Of hne
Waather-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

MArRIMoNIAn.-The following are
the certificates OF marriage returned to
the Office OF John League, Esq, County
Clerk: G.. NJ. Bridges to Miss M. A.
Bryan, Henry Walker to Miss Margaret
Dodd, L. H. Stewart to Miss s. Viola
Bryan, e. e. Colby to Miss Annie
Powell, Fl w. Robertson to Mics Mobile
G. Noble, w. II. DeWendel to Miss
Lucy A. Heron, c. r. Staley TO Miss
Maria L. Murray, and three negro
couples,
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Squire BLACK yesterday disposed OF
he case OF ChRs. Moody, the negro des-
n. Vado, by sending bim 20 the Criminal
N 4 rnder $500 bonds additional to
EssD the Uesce for six acrths, and
60I5v hSm s. for carrying a bowie knife.
In 5sfsnfs d al 81 whicA he Was sent 20
an
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

TEN DoLLARs RRwARD.-I viii pay
the above reward, and no questions asked,
Tor ths return O fmy black Newfoundland
dog, "Heck." He is about twenty-five
months old, has white paws and white
belly. The bunch above one OF has fore
paws was disfgnred by cut when apup.
T. W. 0'DoNNEL
n Mccall street, west OF Shelby.
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JUNK SHoPs.-A. Haley keeps IA OF
these receptacles SCv stolen goods. The
Second District police yesterday found
some stolen geoGs there and arrested HA-
ley, VINO Wa carried before squire
Grintb, ard sent 10 the Criminal Court
under $1,000 bonds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

with the State Insurance
Coupsry Of Nashville, Tenn. Her capi-
tal Is S200,OO0. she has Deposited with
the Comptroller 80. O00 Ia bonds. her
officers, dIEsctoFs ami stockholders, are q
the bsst cltizeEs aud business men Of
Nashville. She issEes Eire and Marine
poheies.
". H MOORE, Agent "a Main ST.,
MN thu EarmEn Na..Gnnl nnnH- -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

MEssRs. BEGLEY & AELLERsH are
prepared TO supply steamboats,, mlils,
factories, hotels and families With the
very best Of cosl, Of any quality and IN
Sny quauay. Their Office il on the cor
nxr Of Nam and South Court streets. q
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Best Prints, ~ s-2 cents; good
As brown DOmestiCs, 10 E-2
cents; Best yard wide Brown
GOmestics, rs cents. J.. Fl. EOeVy-
enstfne & Bros GAay Building.
This stock must be closed out.
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Look fer Cheap Table Urea bargains
ian Dress Good and House Furnishing
Seeds. O0r stock must be closed out
this season. J. IA. EOeReustine d Bros,
No. 231 Main street
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AuCIyOS BALE OK ExeREss PACKA-
gKs-We say 70 those who wish tOmake
q good Investment, 10 attend the sale Of
sxurses packages ct W r. Psssuiore &
Co.'S aqctlonrooms, &2ZSl Second street,
on TaesGsy morning the I3Sh INST
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

Squire GRIFFITH placed John Nell
son under $1,000 bonds 10 sppesr before
the next term Of the Criminal CCGrs,
CHARGED with stabbiDg another negro
with intent 70 XII. Ia default ne was
sent m.
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Best Prints, I9 IA cents ; good
A Bleaciaed DOmestiCs, IL lac
best LOnsdaIe BEeached BONES
tics, 40 cents. Last season In
business. j. II. LOeyVenstine s.
Bros, 23I Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

gPoRTsMRN continued 70 have consid-
cradle sport With the pigeons yesterday
evening. The advent Of these birds u
said by the westder wise 20 indicSte early
and severe cold weather.
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g LADrFs.-For fashionable millinery
goods go to Miss n. English, No.
go Main street, up stairs. She has Just
received 8 large assortment purchased
for cash, and sells at the lowest prices,
Dress making superintended by Madame
]. OzAnne, late Of Nashville. Ivy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

TEACHIsGs Of the New Testament,
IS contrasted with the teaching on Bit
ualism Of the Prayer book, ~ me subject
announced for Dr.. Ford 1t the Tabernacle
tonight.
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4 TEN THOUSAND DoLLAR prize 10
the PaGchall House drawing wss won by
our neighb0r MI. : 0hn Brit6on. Lucky
Briton! Now that he Is rich will ne be
Great Britain :
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FRANK'g SAJOoE-"The Only Place.
Ill Jefferson stTest, under Commercial
Hotel viii fUrnish 8 Tree oyster luncn
1o-morrow morning. Price Of drinks Re"
dueed to IS cents, ard the bsst liquors
W.T. be dispensed.
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TIE EAME Of The little "foldeT7 who
was drowned on Friday Is MRrshsH +
yfrVesos. "Kineh7' was the nickname
by which he was kn0En Ia the APPEAL
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DoIIBEAR's Commercial College, Z0
Main street, open day and night. Ne"
pupils daily in Writing, Bookkeeping,
Arftametic, etc, etc.
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SATURDAY AoRNING."-The first
copy Of q weekly literary journal, bear
ing this name, is before US. II Is a
SMALL octave, and makes qnits q hand
some appearance. The editors are not
yet announced, but we notice among the
names Of the contributors Mrs. Baille
Rochester Ford, Gan. Pike, "Didimus
Peck Col. J. 3. Marshall, and others
equally we'll known as elegant writers.
In this number Is commenced q serial
'-atorY by Mrs. Sallie Rochester Ford,
with the title CONTRASTS, or Ups and
Down. II promises 70 be very interest.
ing. We wish the pew enterprise all
aueCees.
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TAX AYERs NOTICS.@ClSf County
aud School Sarips to suit tax payers, Tor
sale at Citizens Uuion Bank corner OF
Main and Jefferson streets. oeil-lW
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ola Reliable" HenphIs and White
RIYeE US. hail Packet Company,
F.. fri.WeekIJ Line.


THE splendid side ShseI eearaers CONNER
4 CIAL, LlBEAE No. =, and IAYFLON ERR,
win fOrm n 1rt~Heekly line between Memphis
and White LsgeT, leaving Msmphis every Tnes-
day, ThuTs1zy and Saturday, eS o O'Clock p.rn..
c0EaSottnk at DeVEifs Bluff with trains o the
Iittla Rock Railroad for LigLle Rock, HOS
Sprirzs, and al points In Beturn-
Ing, will leGvs Deva1Is Blun every M03days
Wednesday and Saturday, on arrival OF tha
traa n from Little Rock
Commercial, capt. John Edson, leaves Mem
phis thursday, ats O'Clock pm: Liberty, No.z
tApG James Atoe, Tneea@y, a. O'Clock PM
NsyfOWeF, Capt. VIM. j ASHFORD saturday 3
O'CLOCK . m. 9. o. i. bills wlu be taken for re-
sponsiblsF parties by tue line a. heretofore,
E1fhouk any charge being inside for collection.
Ths steamer +. ". Brooks viii run N con-
neetIou with this line FROM JaoksonpOrt 70 Po-
oehontas on Hack River, making Semi-Wesk-
II trips.
upon rs dDriRZ the past three years, We hope
by strict attention 10 business. 20 merit y oOE-
tfuuance of the saEae in the future.
- JOHN B. DAVIS,
SuD'S N. and W. r. Pckt. @.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Ageel,
Star Whartbcat, foot JefhersGn street.
LEVY 4 SHARPE gents,
sg2ou SO. 70 FronI Row.
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BAEKRUPTs viii rscollect that they
must spusy for their discharge in bank
ruptcy Within one year Of the date Of
their adjudication, otherwise il will be
vOsS. See provisions Of the Bankrupt
AnN
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Personal


Maj. ID. w. Ciusky, 50 we'll known tC
the Memphis public as a former editor
and co-proprietor OF the Avalanche, re-
turned 10 the city yesterday from Cincin.
natl, where he has been domiciling foI
some time past. He proposes TO spend the
winter with W., We understand. Hii
many and warm friends will be glad to
learn that be leturns In much better
health than cetN have been expected OF
hoped, considering his long and evere
illness.
We regret to NJ to his many
personal friends, that DR.. j. nj. Keller,
who so long has inside Memphis his home
aud the spene of his labors, leaves ",
probably, to-day, for st. Louis, whittier
ne is removing permanently. Dr.. KEEL
ler's ia q loss not easily supplied in any
community, and will be deeply felt here
where he has drawn around him a
host Of warm and loving friends. May
SUCCESS attend him, whithersosver he
may WANDER, and may he always find
friends as true as those he has left behind
him,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

H. Dow, grocer and commission met-
chant. has removed 70 286 Front street.
where be viii hereafter be found by his
customers snd friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

FENIANIsM-We learn that Capt.
Daily, OF New York city Is ia town. on
business for the Feni2n Brotherhood.
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MILES best Cloth CATERS s. 50, at
Rios q Engeps, 233 Msin street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

TEK CLFTOE not having arrived yes
terday - the appointed time, me OAse
bslIists were sgain disappointed
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WE notice that Berton's Bakery and
Confectionery, at the corner Of Fourth
and Poplar street, Is being greatly en-
.Iarged and rehtted. From present APP
pesrances it viii be the most complete
house Of the kind in the city. Mr..
Berton makes and keeps always No. /
srticles in his line. We wish him
annaaaa --
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ADVERTISE in tbs WEEKLY APPEAL
II you want TO reach the country dealers in the
adjoining States.
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agNPHls Z ARKANSAS gIygg

~ H r.
Packot Compa,y.
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PoR aF. : RrVzR.

Regular Tuesday St FraEiois River aeEst-FoE
Holsua Eari&nDa, &&iiEaE, H5tIsburg
ard al Way Landings
EOLLIE HAABLETGN, =. BS=uIEn 8zasger
III sam Z. Ar shell auaG Cart, Clerks.
WI leave Memphis EVERY -
GuESD2z, at S o'clock pm [
LARRY HARMGTAD. AgeDt,
tazitf Star WhErfDSst loot Jefferson "a
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Ladies' shoes, 81; CIsIIdren's
shoes. 30 cents ; Ladies' good all
Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, % cents. J III. LDevgeR-
slime & Bros, Clay building.
our stock Must be closed al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

W. L. STEWART has removed 70 Nc
80 Front street, up stairs, ociD-lOt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

FINE assortment OF waterproof cloth
81 %. at Rioe & Engel's. .s Ed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

Go AND SEE the grand display OF
Cloaks tomorrow, at B. LoweDstein &
Bros.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

AHOTo of nice Dress Buttons and Trim
mines, at Rice a Engel's 2ss Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11

B. ). SEMAEs & Co. bod 10 sno-
thsr column that they have received,
and have On haBd q large and choice
bon whlskg, Cognsc and Ohard brRndies,
and the nnssI OF foreign wines and
liquors, among which is a large invoice
MOet 4 Chaudon's superb Champagne.
Messrs Semn1es & Co.'S stock il 2 D sur
passed in the city, snd those who Ike TO
have pure wines sud liquors always by
them, viii consult health, taste AID
economy bygiyiBg Them a CAP.
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LINEN Handkerchief, l23 cents,a at Rice
& u agsIs, 2S3 Main street.