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Criminal Court. Judge Hudson.

ANNsH
The following business was transacted
yesterday:
The Jury in the case Of the State VS.. H.
Clay, larceny, found the defendant guilty
and fixed the penalty at three years i'm
prisonment.
State VS.. Chas. Reed-hOuse breaking
guilty, and fifteen years imprisonment.
State vs.Arthur McIntyre-hOuse break
ing-guilty, aud fifteen years imprison-
ment.
State VS.. Howard williamsen-lareeny
guilty, and one years Imprisonment in
the penitentiary.
The case ofthe State vs.. Henry Gaines
malicious shooting-still on trial.
The cases set for trial during the week
are:
40 c. L. Morrison-perjury.
60-Arthur Observation-Disclosures.
6~3-Schuester and Rheinman-larceny.
75-Henry Wilson-Uuurder.
S0-Sarah Gainer-maliciOus shooting.
SIR. NJ. Johnson-malicious shooting.
SIR. NJ. JOhnSOn-maliciOus shooting.
SIR. NJ. Johnson-murder.
SS-Sam aud rhos. pickens-murder.
9I-Forrest POwell-malicious shooting.
IO2-Thos. Jetferson-false pretenses.
Il2-NfOses Hopkins-perjury.
f3S-James Vance and James Creamer-
robbery.
142-Molly Hudson-larceny.
145-Lucy Morton-larceny.
147-Henry Mason-murder.
I55-Robert Grindrod-receiving stolen
goods, etc.
I5j-L. W. Pearson-house breaking.
l56-Caroliue TaylOr-larceny.
los to 265-Harry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
retailing.
2G6 to 324-S. II. ShOek-unlawful retail
ing,
32ftO 329-J. D. BrittOn-unlawful retail
ing.
329 TO 37I-John Gaston-unlawful retail
ing.
374-Reuben Dean-larceny.
377-Toney Fowlkes-perjury.
$40 to 3S0-Robt. Jamisson-lareeny.
3S2-Joe Donlan-murder.
3S3-George Ray-larceny.
SS4-Caroline Harris-larceny.
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aunlcipaI Court.--Iulae Foute.

The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Alexander VS.. Pope-executiOn quashed.
Topp, use OF Miller, vs.. COckerell-judg-
menC for plaintiff S2l06 o..
Hunt vs.. HirsOh-judsment FOR plaintiff
5000.
GayOsO Gas Company vs.. SteWaFt-judg-
ment for plaintiff S7A.
McGOwan vs.. Clayton-iudgment for
plaintiff $3.50.
Woleott, Smith & Co. VS.. ~DOugherty-
Judgment for defend Mt SIS 80.
Ounce vs.. Cappuro--iudgment for plain
III S23 GO,
RaFtes Is. Boyle ct al.-judsment for
plaintiff S42O4 80.
selby VS.. Levy-ipigment for plaintiff
Sd54,
MeKeon vs.. German acknowledgement
for plaintiff SIC0.
The cases set for trial to-day are as fol-
lows:
l537-German Nationrl Bank vs.. Bling
nam.
1525-UnderhiH & Spore vs.. Levy.
l6IS-Shaw vs.. Winter.
IS49-Same VS.. Kellogg.
l6i0-Wolcort, Smith & Co. vs.. Harris K
Co.
I646-IIengold VS.. Hogan.
l64--Euphrates Lodge vs.. Psres.
l652-McGavock VS.. Larkin.
l663-Choate Il Co. vs.. Tighe.
l56EColeman vs.. Greeley.
lG95-Cohen VS.. Cheek.
l667-Strausberger vs.. Rocco.
l66S-Maletesta VS.. Elliott.
l670-FarfingtOn & Howell vs.. Cross.
I67I-JacksOn VS.. Cross.
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sMAsHUP.
The Late Accident on the Mississippi Cen
trail Rlilread.

We briefly announced in our Sundays
issue that there had been an accident
on the Mississippi Central Railroad, but
we were unable TO give particulars. we
find the following accOuu of the affair IN
the Bolivar Bulletin OF Saturday;
The north-bound express aud passenger
train duo here at 5:35 yesterday niol ming
met with q serious accident near Bllfs
pond, one and q half miles south Of Boil
var. The train was going at the rate Of
elxhteen miles an hour, and while making
tbsc curve at the pond the track spread,
throwing the tender, baggage and two
passenger cars OF the track. The ladies'
car was thrown down the embankment
and turned completely over, smashing
things generally and piling the unfortn-
nate Messengers against the roof OF the
coach. many OF whom sustained Injuries
more or less painful. Mrs. Au-
guzdafer. ofSt. Louis. and her ~brother-in-
law, c. E Manning, ofthe Same city, ana
4 little daughter OF Lieut.. Kendall, Of
Chicago. were am6ng those who were IN
jured most. Mrs. Au-usdafer had n or
two ribs broken. and WIS otherwise palm
fully hurt. Nj. Manning WAS severely
bruised and sustained internal Injuries.
Lieut.. kendall's little daughter had ths
cap Of her lefC knee cut open. We touiUl
the three parties named above at Mrs. DR..
Blacks. where they received every atten-
ton and prompt medical aid. At the de-
Dot we found an elderly lady who had
been sevrely bruised about the left eye,
and numerous Others who had been hurt
bv the accident. Is soon as the news OF
the disaster reached our people, vehicles
were promptly sent out and ali of the I'M
fortunates were brought to town.
1t is a pleasure to announce that no
death has or is likely to occur from the
accident, though many persons wore on
the train; and how ali escaped with life
il certainly known oBiy to an All Wise
Providence. The baggage ear was thrown
TO the right of the track, the gentlenen's
to the left, and the ladies' car, as we have
said before. wrenched from its trucks and
sent whirling down the embankment.
The track was torn up for distance OF
MY yards, but was put in good order IN
less than six hours, all through h IN
dOmitable perseverance, Of road master
Can't. Mcdonald. Although the wood
work Of the ears was not broken to any
uroat extent, still, the loss sustained Is
considerable; most OF the trucks, bolts
and bars being WreHched n twisted in
every conceivable manner. Conductor
! John Kirbv. one the most cautious and
popular employees of the company had
charge of the train, and as the cause OF
the accident was beyond the foresight OF
man, no one blRmes him or any OF his
/ subordinates. Had tho ladies' car been
thrown ia the right. instead Of the left, II
would have fallen in at least eight feet OF
water, and no doubt many persons would
have been drowned. This is the first Sc
riOus accident that has occurred to a pas
senRer train on the Mississippi Central
since the war, and as il was unavoidable,
will certainly weigh light with the public,
Even as it stands now, the road is one Of
the safest In the country.
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The approximate totals in the above
table, divided by three, gives the average
which determines the representation of
each ward. The rule is thought to be as
fair AS could be adopted. Some complaint
has been made. as might be expected. No
rule will please everybody. 1t is proper
here TO say that nc member of the Exec
utive Committee Is a candidate for the
County Convention. and that they Will
resign in Il body when the Convention
meets. They could not possibly, there
fore, ave a motive for doing injustice to
any ward or to the country districts.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR Isss.

BODGEA
SOUTH MEMPHIS, No. lS-meets % Friday al
each month-Han cor. Madison and Second
Al. Wheeler, W. n; Ben. X. Pullen. Sec
ANGERONA, No. l0s-meets list Monday IA ev-
cry month, al Odd-Fellows' Hall corner
Court and Main. John Gent, W. M; John
Beamish, Secretary.
SCOTr, No. &9-meets LIST Friday OF each
~month-Han corner Madison and second.
r. ". Mitchell, W. NJ; 3. Sturm, Sec.
DRGoTO. No. Sd Friday Of each
Observation-Disclosures Hall. 7. N. STANLEY.
". n; K ". Shelton, Sec.
KnvIEEISG, No 3il-meets 4th Friday Of
each monti-at South Memphis Hall, cor
ner Of Madison and Second. John Afnslle.
W. N; B. h. Pullen, Sec,
ROYAL ARCH.
Penn CHAPTER, No M % Monday Of
each InOnth-Odd-Feilows Hall ID. {. Ira
der, n. II p; q. q. Locke, Sec.
r. EDB NJ
EUKEE y No g-Ineets 81 Monday Of
each monsh-0dd-Fellows Hall John Gent
IN. III; Nj. WigEin, Rec.
TENFLARS
GlHESE DOMMANDERY, 80. Eneets 9Th Mon
day OF each month. John Gent, Com; N ].
Wlggius Res
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"SBC1IoN ]. Be Il enacted, That il shall
be the duty % all Clerks, Sheritfs, and
other court Off, ers, 10 make, or cause &c
be made, public ltions of all notices of d
legal character IN the newspaper published
in the county wh,ve such shall be ordered
having the largt II circulation in said
couuty, and where there II no newspaper
published in the crainty, then the publ
cation shall be MAZE in the newspaper
published nearest the county seat, having
he largest circulation in said county,
Provided. That AH every instance where
the party or parties or the attorney or at
torneys. Interested IN said publication
shall have the right 10 designate the news
papers in which the sid publication shall
be Iuade."
We copy above so much Of the legal ad-
vertising law as tho public is interested
In. We do this for the sole purpose oil
putting the officers, titi0antssaRd attorneys
upon their guard in relation to the mat
ter, and to guard them against being mis-
led. It Is the privilege Of the party or at
torney, at whose instance an advertise
ment Is inserted, to publish it in any pa
per he pleSses.
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THE SALE sale Of the two elegant
stores, No. 2a6 and No. go Main
street, on Thursday next, will change
the ownership Of two of the most
desirable pieces of property in Memphis,
on which. we presume, the eyes of shrewd
capitalists have been anxiously resting
since the first announcement that such
property would be in reach Of competitors
at public sale, and we await with no little
anxiety and curiosity, the result, to see
what new nanewe shall record as the for
tunate owner Of a frst-class store on Main
street, in the city of Memphis. We shall
not be surprised if 1t may prove to be
some one who, from the profits OF a sue
oessful business in Memphis, finds himself
able to be the landlord instead of the ten
ant of some of the most valuable property
in the city.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. VIM. M. Corners, the accom-
plished and widely known correspondent
Of the New York Spirit of the Tunes, ar
rived in the city yesterday, and with his
beautiful and charming bride, is stopping
at the Overton. We congratulate Mr..
Corners to his recent accession To the
"blessed state" and tender to him inc
bis bride our best wishes for a long and
happy married life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-23

WnOLEsAE buyers win find Ct 10 their
interest 10 examine our stock OF FlaIt-
nsls, LiBseys, Jeans. kerseys, Plaid and
Striped O~sHalmfgs, White, Grey and Blue
Blankets. Coverlets, Notions, etc. We
are selling very low. and hav n large
stock OF everything in our line. Call be
fore purchasing. J. II. LOswenstlns &
Bros, 81 Main street, Clay Building.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEALunless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional.
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MINcE PfEs.-August Berton, lhe pop
MAR eonfectioner, at the corner OF fourth
@'nd Poplar streets, is prepared to furnish
-,Verybodywi th nice mince pies, and every
ming else IN the confectionery line. lie
also Keeps the best cakes in &c market.
Don't fdl 10 60 there for your . upply.
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BUSINESS NoTIcE No contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi-
vidual owner or employee of this office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
as an offset TO any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person.
HEATING. ENGLISH & co.
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MEMPHIS. November %, 1869.
At a regular meeting ofthe Biutf city
Base IiaIi Club. the fUllOwins; mersoers
were expelled for non-paynUsnt Of dues
and fines: II. +. Lawrence and j. Ira
buccO.
tSigned) y. G. DUKES,
Secretary p. " b. b. G.
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For Arkansas and Taras

TRAvELERS OR EMIGRANTS soing to
Il Arkansas or Texas should cross he river
at this point OF steamer
- ~ ulA<ttI
to Cheeks Landing. -Four miles Of land
travel saved. Boat makes four trips daily.
Fare one-half that Of steamer Gaalatin. sells
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GREAT bargains in silks at
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.

JOE LOCKE, 2S6H Main street, has Cooley,
Demorest, Peterson and Pleasant Hours
for December; Leslie's Magazine, Putnam,
Nineteenth Century, chronological Jour
mad, and a large assortment of late novels,
illustrated weeklies, Northern and West
ern dailies.
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AN ARTI1 EoE TRUE MERIr.-'Brownis
bronchial II oches " are the mot popular
artlcie IN This country or j. arop, for
hroat ssDise 'ses and Coughs, ane this
popularity IS based upon rel 5nerit.
which cantaot be said OF many otIer 0rep-
;tIsllons Ia me market which IrS > eallv
but weak limitations OF the %, min,
rrOches.
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CHANcERY saf~tO-day of the Carnes
property, on Brinkley avenue, embracing
a handsome residence and forty-two other
building lots. Those who wish to attend
will find conveyance to the sale, leaving
our Office at 9 O'Clock. Sale begins at 10
o'clock.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT CO.,
Ancainnanra
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To PFJNTERs.-Ne have for sale a font
Of LongIrimer type, nearly new, suitable
for "a country " eekly. For price, apply ar
address APPEAL Office.
HEATING. ENGLISH a co.
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CoRNsi CoRNsli-Dr. Lindoman is still
stopping at the OvertOn Hotel, where he
is making some wonderful cures in corns,
buntons, and bad nails. He cures without
pain or drawing blood. Give him an early
call
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AMusEMeNTs.

MEMPHIS THEArER.-"Lady Audley's
Secrets was performed in this theater last
/ night. and such a piece Of acting, either
as a whole or the parts taken separately,
we assert has newer been witnessed by a
Memphis audience. OF the play we need
only say that it is 4 good dramatization OF
a most intensely sensational novel, n OF
a consequence is itself sensational in the
highest degree. II is of the actors and
acting that we would speak. Mrs Bow
ers' representation Of the character Of
Lady AHdJeg was absolutely startling,
and marked her as a tragic actress sec
ond 70 nOae-uOt even the Queen of
Tragedy. As has been justly remarked,
the part Of LGdy AHdtey Is n OF which
an inferior artistic would make absolutely
nothing; vet she clothes il with a fearful
interest, and portrays to the very life that
type Of the BraddOu herOine-a supremacy
beautiful and supremely wicked woman,
who having taken her ~iuiJiatOry step in
crime, stops at nothing which stands be-
tween herself and her ambition. In our
limited space we cannot speak as we
would, and particularize the scenes
in which the wonderful talent of
the tragodienne shone forth, start
ling. thrilling and appalling the
s~peIl-bound audience The play viii be
repeated on Wednesday night, when we
hone to be able to speak OF the perform
anee in detail. In our admiration for
Mrs. Bowers, however, we must not over
look other admirable parts. We have
rarely OF never seen a character better
sustained Than that of Robert Audtey,
by Mr.. j.. G. McCollom, who Is an actor
Of the very highest order. Miss Ella
Wren, too, as 4fieid, received numerous
rounds OF applause and tokens OF appre-
citation from the audience. Dolly Daven-
port, as George Tdtb0yS, was admirable,
As was Miss Kate Collins. as TOHks. To-
night Mary Stuart" viii be given, Mrs
Bowers appearing as Nary SttnTt. and
@r. McCOllum as Lord George Douglas.
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LADIES OF MEMPHIS: You are all re-
sp~ectluIlv invited to attend the special
sale OF solid silverware. fine plated ware,
ladies gold watches, gold chains, exc, on
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock and at 2
O'Clock. This is the finest selected stock
ever offered at Memphis. Sale positive.
ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT u Co.
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LADIES OF MEMPHIS: You are all re-
specially invited to attend the special
sale OF Sold silverware, fine plated ware,
ladies gold watches, gold chains, etc, on
Wednesday morning at l0O'elOek and at 2
O'Clock. This is the finest selected stock
ever offered at Memphis. Sale positive.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT * co.
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WILL J all's Vegetable Slcllian Hair
Remover ;hange gray hair 10 It's orr dnal
color and DOT dye the skim Il Will and
Is a prePa alton Of acknowledged SUP srior
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Miss EVANS novel 'FVAsHTI; or Until
Death rs Do Part" and a host of other
late publications, magazines. weeklies
and dailies on the counters of Joe Locke,
236L Main street.
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CALL and zee the improved Florence
Reversible Fsed BOek-stitch Sewing Ma
chine, at 322K Main street.
y. ID. HARMON, Western Agent.
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OUn lately received Shawls and Arabs
are the patterns Of the sessOr.
HERZOG q BRO.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
StOrekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity of wrapping paper cheap
tor cash, on application at tine APPEA
counting room.
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NoTIcEt NOTgcRil NoTIcRui-L'ress
Goods sa riheed Furs at halfthe u va me
Md 0loV -, 55c and 81 % a pair.
NENDIG & BRO, q
226 Main street,
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Buy f. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc.,
of Wiggans & Thorn, manufa c~turers, 2SS
Main street, Clay Building.
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CHOICE family butter, and everything
nice for families.
GRIFFIN, MURPHY & Co,
Al Monroe street.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis Posfodics and not deliv-
erred BY carriers yesterday.
All letters directed 10 street aud numbers,
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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GREAT REVOLUTION AT ROYsTER, IRE
ZEvAST q Co's.-We will offer entire
stock Of gents and ladies' gold watches,
until further notice, from SIS to Sl00.
Warranted solid goldand fine time pieces.
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spectfully invited to attend the special
sale of solid silverware, fine plated ware,
ladies gold watches, gold chains, ETC., on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock and at 2
o'clock. This is the finest selected stock
ever offered ut Memphis. Sale positive.
kOYSTER. IRRELEVANT q co.
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ENCOURAGEMENT

ALHARFMAsTER-At the so~llcltaNoa o.
~ many OF my friends, ] announee ny
sslf a. ! candidate for the once OF wharf,
ms4fZ al he coming municipal election
TOrIS 4. NOBMANDIN,
. Ip..ts- Euown as French LOUISE.
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supscR1pE for the dally ArrEAL.

For Dress Goods, Herzog's have now
the best assortment.
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OYSTERS, lake fish, game. ete-
GRIFFtA, MURPHY & co,
Al Monroe street.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a week IS all the
APPEAL costs delivered by carriers,
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SPICED pigs feet, FIST II The season.
GRIFFIN, MURPHY & 60.
a. Monroe street.
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HEADQUARTERS for Kid Gloves.
HERZ0G & BRO.
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DRESS GOODS, latest styles, at prices to
suit everybody, at J. il. LOewenstine 4
Bros, 23I Main street, Clay Building.
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! TIrE celebrated Kid glove OF Horzog &
Bro. is now to hand in all sizes.
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For the latest, richest, r~srest, sensation
al, Geunan. French, agricultural, witty
and 81 orting papers, call on Joe Locke,
236T Nj ain street.
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WE give a new pair without charge for
every pair Of our Kid Gloves which g
intryfng on. HERZOG 4 BRO.
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GAS W0HkS, November -
The river rose 4 inch in the past
n hours. u stood y feet % inches below
the high water i'EIrk Of I557 This morning
CHAS. GOODWIN,
Superintendent Gas Works
NASHVILLE, November 1.-The river
j. falling slightly, with four feet large ON
Hirpsth shoals The weather is rainy
and windy.
ST.. Louis, November 2-Arrfved: Col
oradO and Emile Labarge. Departed :
Belle st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, November 2-Up: sham
rOcl-. The river j. rising. with three feet
eleven inches in the canal. The weather
is cloudy and warm. ,
PIrTsBURG, November 22.-The river II
falling, with three and a half feet in tho
channel.
CAIRO. November 2I.-Up: Marble CITY,
at 10 am; MOllie Able, II last night;
Luminary, 7 am. City Of Cairo, : PIN.
Down: W. J. Lewis, II last night; Belle
Vernon pm. The river rose four inches
The weather is cloudy and warm.
We nave good news from the Arkansas
A 30 inch rise was reported yesterday &C
Little Rock, which viii relieve all the
teamers now aground in that stream
but the Arkansas, which will require sew
eral feet to lii her OF her resting place
White river il also rising. but more slow
~ than the Arkansas. We hone 10 hear
Of a rise in the Ohio az PittsburV. through
our dispatches Of midnight. Business IS
very good, though heavy rains fell yestsr-
ddy.
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SmKs;s Sjiks.i Silksill Che apest silks
ever bi ought 70 Memphis, at
h. LOWENSTEIN Il BROS.
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The carriers leave the AFPRAL at your
door seven days for = cents.
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Now is the time to subscribe for the
APPEAL. Only twenty-five cents a week
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GREAT bargains in silks at
Il. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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New dress goods, at reduced prices, at
b. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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CAR LoAD or late monthlies. illustrated
weekIies. Northern and Western dates,
novels. writing psp"r, ink. biank-books,
etc, etc, at Joe LOcke's, 236Z Main ST.
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ARABS. all styles, a. J. II. L~Oewenstine
& Bros. 81 Main street, CLAY Building.
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