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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-05-28
CRESCO MARKET
Corrected Weekly BY,
StrOther, Brown 4 Niles.
0ROC RI ES.
PRODUCE 4 PR0VlHl ON1
fNArpoNAAA WA>kl,, A~N
BEADLE T. SLEE,
xlSCILLANEOUs.

Hay per ton, IS 90
Wood per serd, .607 90
Lumber Clear ,S5@4S %
Fencing, ........ ~ 70
1hlDgleS,3 90 1905 50
AGA. .......o N00 "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-05-28
Principal DEPOT,
F. RAINIER T. CO.,
No.6 n. Front st. Philadelphia.
RECOMMENDED by

Ex Gov. David h. Porter, Of Pennsylvania.
Hon. Roht J. Fisher,
" Edward Mcphersou
Joel u. banner,
VIM. McSherry, and others.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers Every
where. (27-1O.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-05-28

"Barrett's" has a high reputation
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sol BROADWAY, N. r.,
Importers AMI Manurrs Il phnto :rsphic Materials
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nd, urrepresentative may vote against

send our representative, mayvote against
the bill.
Capt. John Malin has bought Capt. Bro
laskiis Interest in the Lsciede Hotel. st.
Louis, and now is sole proprietor OF that
institution. The L8cisde is one of the
finest hnuses ~ the West, and IS yes Y
popular with travellers. Capt. Malta is
well known heIe - master OF the City cf
Cairo.
The Lorena had not arrived az late
hour last night. NaudeEriI having seers
al the sights about town. is now a1xiOtls
% get q look &C his old love, "a c4ii 30
seen AZ any time p-rChrd on q cotton UaIs.
upon the Dluf humminE This days orseEl
slowly bv. LOreua-" He has purchased
several miniature Cardiff giants aud giant
es>es ANA shipped them 20 ~CiUrinuufi.
\ Red river boatmdu writes: ''33, coo
bales of cotton have teen received al
shreveport; oHe-fourth of the cotton re-
mains in the fields: .. oS1 btles Will b.
shipped from Shreveport. The beef psck-
cry is b&rreiiuE 800 heai OF cattle per day;
90. OG0 barrels OF b5ef viii be shipped from
there, with large ouu from smaller
packeries. Shreveport is now the Beef
Opolis' of the South
The Belle Memphis, Luminary and three
other boats are undergoing repairs On tne
Mound City WAYS.
The Caddo Gazette. Of a late date. saws:
"Tha company organized TO omen naviga-
ton through Aiack's Bayou, Cross Bayou
and B0desu Lake, have removed all me
timber which o~vcrlUuZ the BANKS, and all
the underoTdsh ia Jhe lake as far as Belle
vue. the timber has h-en cut into
pieces, so tha5 IL can b. daaiad out into
the smaller b9yoHs and shallow lakes
which connect with the man channel, so
Don IS the water rises sufficiently. II is
The intention OF he company TO press tbs
work forward next summer. and oDaa tha
route through Bodeau Lake 10 the Arkan-
sas line, and, ii possible. into Arkansas.
The parishes of B0ssier and Claiborne,
and the counties of lafayette and Column
ola, in Arkansas, wit be placed in direct
communication Win Shreveport by this
new channel of commerce, and o2r trade
with al the country between the O~Hschita
and Red rivers viii be greatly increased.
A class of light draft boats will ply be-
tween Shreveport and the Arkansas line
during "a hizh stage OF water. and reship
their freight on our regular New Orleans
packets.'
The CoErisr Journal says: "CaptaIn
Sam MOntgDmeTv. of the Dexter. has
gone to New Oaeens to negotiate the
trade 0fthe boat To Capt. Leathers and
others for lhs nends trade. The PROPOSE
ton is forty Thousand dollars and the
ste fueT John Kiigour. The latter. II 5ns
frsdeis consumnlaled. is 10 b transferred
TO the Louisville trade, in command OF
Moatgomery."
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MEMPHIS THEATRE.-Joe Jefferson re-
peated Kip Van Wrinkle for the eleventh
time last night, to a good house. Tonight
will be a rOuser-alniost every scat IN the
dress circle and Parquette being already
taken.
BRooM's OPFRAIoUsE was crowded to
see. sae combination trohps, which
sreally very excellent. \ grand bill FOR
TONIGHT.
PARLoR Music II ALL-Manager Thomp-
son is crowding things during the holt
days, aud is giving a number one
show-oue that is hard 0 beat. His place
is the abode of fan and jol.ity. Some
thing new every night.
ORPHANS FAIR.-The festival at the
Assembly Hail was well attended last
evening, bur there was not as large d
crowd as me previous evening. The vO-
ting for the various favOrites progresses
steadily. Miss Maggie Quinlan is ahead
for the diamond ring for the most popu-
lar young lady, Mr.. Block for the livery
stable-keeper's harness, Mr. p. Duffy for
the saloon-keeper's p~unehbowl, and Mr..
Victor d.. Fuchs for the game-dealer's
horns. Fol the velvet bound prayerbook
to The most popular Sunday-school pupil
the voting stood as fOilowS: Miss Carrie
hssigf u; Miss Maggie Daley, 2; Miss
Annie BacciGalupO, 3; Miss MolIie
CASTILLO. 2; Miss Louisa Cherella, g.;
Miss Mary CordOna, 4; Miss Josephine
Jerome, 2; Miss Rosa Lunn, 6. The re-
freshment table presented a very fine APP
pearance, there being several handsome
donations on il, conspicuous among
which were cakes aud turkeys from the
OYerion Hotel, French John, Mr.. CASTOR,
Mr.. Podesta and Mr.. Rocco. Mrs. Larkin
and Mrs. Miles are conducting the refresh
ment department with considerable abil-
ity, and they have a corps of assistants
that would make a fortune for any estab-
lishment that could secure their services
permanently. The festival will DO con-
tinued this evening, and close positively
tomorrow night, the a~uotioneering OF the
donations remaining unsold commencing
at 8 O'Clock.
THE MILToNIAE TABLEAUx.-This ex-
hibition will open at the Assembly Hall
on Main street, near Besl, OF Monday
night next, January 3, 1870. We copy
the following from the Atlanta tGa.) NeV
Era: II is always our most earnest de-
sire 70 assist, TO the extent of our power,
all those means which tend to elevate the
mind. We regard. it right to encourage
and forward all exhibitions that will con-
tribute to the instruction and innocent
amusement of society, aud we take pleas
ure in directing attention to the tableaux
now on exhibition at Davis Hall. After
viewing them once, the desire strengthens
and increases Il look upon them again.
We regard those engaged in presenting
these scenes from Milton. as intellectual
benefactors of their race. From section
one, through to section fifth, or the gar
den of Eden, Is n sublime and imposing
scene. We are gratihed at the large at
tendance at Davis Hall.
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Nose Parish, of the Bolivar Bnlletin, is
in town.
Gen. E. W. Rucker is in town from
Alabama. He has come to stay az home.
DR.. Walker Lynn. of Mississippi, is on a
visit to his brother, Mr.. Henry j. Lynn.
Rev. DR.. w. H. Anderson, a noted Eng
fish Catholic divine. is in town as the
guest of Rev. Father Riordan.
We had the pleasure of a visit yesterday
from Hall IL Booth, editors and nroprie-
tors of the 7dllahGtchian. Both gentlemen
left for their home last evening.
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JOE LOCKE, Z5oH Main street, has all
the late PictOrials, Fashion, Literary,
Scientific. Police, Sporting, Irish, Ger
nTSn, French, and a host Of others, New
York Herald, World, Tribune, Times, St.
LOuiS Republican, Times and Democrat,
Chicago Times aud Tribune. Louisville
Courier journal, Cooley. Peterson and
Denl5rest for January, and a large assert
meEt Of other ulonJhIies, late Novels, Sta
TONER etc, etc. Mr.. ID. b. Wharton can
be iouIJ there, ana will take pleasure in
waking % their friends.
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MEMPHIS, TExN., December 90.
Saturday. january *. being q national
holiday, we theNuuder igned banks and
odnkars viii close our respective institu-
tons on that day Paper maturing on
t3e lst and "a or january falls due on the
DIST OF December, aud must be paid on
Lhat day:
". W. rHACHER, Caehier First Nation
al Bank.
I. NJ. HILL Treasurer jackson Insurance
Company.
5. H. IOBEY, President City Bank.
T. R. FARNSWORr6 Cashier DsSoto
Bank.
S. P. READ, Cashier ThioEt and Planters
Bank.
b. B. MOLLOY, President Memphis Life
and General IDsGrancg Company.
We MCCLURE. Cashier Savings Bank
Of Memphis.
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier German
National Bank.
II. h. HUM, CASHIER Memphis Bank.
H. A. PARIEE, Cashier Merchants Ma
ronal Bank.
4 MANHATTAN BANK.
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q. Wade & &C., 297 Main street, call the
attention Of their friends and the public
generally 80 their very beautifufassort-
neBt OF Holiday Goods sueh rs Writing
desks, Portfolios, Work Boxes, Photo
graph Albums, Chrom0s. Gold Pens.
ChildreDs' Games, beautifully illustrated
Books la Morocco, antique bindings: Ju-
vsale sad Toy Books IN great variety.
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NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.

The markets wiz be closed on New
Years Day; therefore. all parties wishing
TO have a good oupply Of line Meats. will
have to do their marketing on Friday
evening next, when both markets will
have a good assortment Of the very best
Of meats.
TIE BUTCHERS OF THE MARKETS..
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THE GHOST OF KING SOLOMON, If the
s~piritualIsts could raise it, would admit
that there Is something new under The
sun" Phalon's Vitaiia or Salvation for
the Hair, is thoroughly original. There
has been nothing like it since time began.
II is the only transparent, and harmless
hnid in existence that will restore the
natural color to gray hair, without discol-
oring the skin.
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Our stock is the largest and hest In the
city. Business men who intend opening
new sets of books on the beginning of the
new year viii find il 10 thor advantage to
give US a call. We guarantee all of our
books to be as represented.
II. WADE 81 CO.,
297 Main street.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for as N extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week
the same as all other Memphis papers,
sixth additional
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FOR OsCEOLA.

Regular Semi-weekiT Packet-For Osce0ia
and all Intermsdiate Landings.
M0LLIE GRAIA---Andy j. Deartt, master
This superb Iight-drau2ht pas -
senger pa czet will leave as aboveA
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, at5 pm
de8
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FOR COUNTY Cc.rgw ~

COUNTY .oLET CIrRK-we are quthor-
-anoarlca HUGE u. GREER as a
..lale ~ ne Office of County Court Clerk
a. the Marcn election, subject TO the uomiua-
ZION Of the ouEty convention ue3l
COUNTY COURT CLEEK-At the ~sOlicits-
/ uou OF uuW erDus friends, and in re-
enouSe TO the calls in the APPEAL and Ledger,
Twould re-pecluIly state that 2m g C4nc1-
dare fpr Clerk OF rDe County Court, subject 70
fhe action OF The Democratic convention.
7aI5 Will o. NOODS0N.
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TAXPAYERS, AT

Tennessee money, in sumo to suit. for
sale at the City Bank, new Bank Build
ing, No. 9 Madison street.
a. SEEsS E q sqToorstin selling Al
-SEESSEL & son.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GATES AJAR-GATEs WIDE OPEN.
COWPERTHWAIT, CHAPMAN d co.
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5000 REMNANTS Of Plaids, AIpacas and
Poplins, at a mere nothing.
A. SEESSEL s. SON.
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After this date, advertisements viii not
be received from any but regular custom
ers and weil-established houses, unless
accompanied by the cash. The enforce
menJ of this rule is rendered necessary by
the difficulties of collection and The de-
mands Of a business that requires a cash
ORttGy Ia all It's departments. FORTS proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
will understand and appreciate the neces-
sity for this basis for our future.
HEATING, ENGLISH 81 co.
November so, 1869.
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LocKE's Dollar Store, 236K Main street.
Choice of 4 large assortment bound books
for one dollar.
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SMOKY CHIMNEYs.-No cur no pay.
Have your CRATES set and smoky ehim-
news cured, by calling IN H. Lemon, Al
Madison street,
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BANK OF TENEEsSEE.

BANK OF TENNESSEE. :
Old Issue taken for goods, al s0cents og
the dollar, at A. ESSEL < SONS,
20 Main street.
THERE wiz be a WATCH NIGHT meet
ing held at the Second street ethod L.
Church to-nigiG,. The beu viii ring al
80 O'Clock.
SELECT OYSTERS, 70 cents p8r can, at
Ice Depot 545z Jefferson.
LoNsDALE Son Finish Domestic, at
SIEESSEL x son.
Puck! Puckl Puck at
COWPERTHW FT-CHAPMA & CO.'S
DR.. JNo. e. Roc ER's Office moved to
l0l Adams treet.
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THE APPEAL is the only Daily paper
published in the eity. Only twenty-five
cents q week.
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N0aoss agd1 GlS head a4H be inserted al Tal
cents per hle. e1ch Insertion.
TRUNK-Canyass-cOvered trunk marked
4 John 2. BrauDin, Louisville, Ky A lin
eral reward VII be paid Tor its delivery -
the Ovefton H0teI. or any information that
WllIeaj G is recovery. drA
DEF ClTTLF-st1 head Arkansas beef
ID cattle cot auay from steamer Commercial
This aate; One oun, enc while-coiors other
four. Vagirus. suite Bile reward viii be paiq
lCr them delivered 20 undersigned.
LEVY a. ROBBINS,
del Il Jefferson street.
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FoRTHE LADIEs-GermantOwn shawls
Egyptienes and Arab Brussels laees, silk
scarfs. Astrachan cloths, and 8 beautiful
line of furs for ladies' and misses; also, a
splendid assortment of velvet hats, which
will be offered at public auction, at the
salesrOoms of W. 81. Passmore Il Co, at 2
o'clock this (FridaY3 afternoon. Call and
examine the goodsthis morning.
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DR.. MoRrImoRE's oFr1oE-oENrRAL
HOTEL.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN who wish to
secure something very appropriate to the
season. as New Year presents, will have a
splendid opportunity at the sale OF ele-
giant Furs advertised, this morning. to be
sold at auction to-day by Mes~rs. Royster.
Trezevant & Co, at their salesroom. at IL
nfuInnk
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DIARIES. haIf-price.
COWPERTHWAIr, CHAPMAN & co.
cHRIsTAAS BOOKS.

2 CASES Of Plaids, new style, just re
ceiv4d at SEESSEL s. SON.
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PERSONAL.

Two HUNDRED VAsHTI. Just received.
COWPERTHWAIT. CHAPMAN g. co.
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CHOICE BUTTER at Ice Depot, 54h JEFF
ferSOn.
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RIVER NEWS.
LEAvING THIS DAY.
RtYERs. WEArHER 80 RuslNEss.
CHAs. GOODWTN.

MEMPHIS GAS WOREs December 80.
River rose . inches in past a hours.
Below high water mark Of 1867 10 feet
7ilChes.
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Notices u5toer usH heud u4G be issae4Ted a t.
cents PEI tne, each Insertion.
CAV AND GRIsT AnLL.A steam saw and
y "A 81 m2A- or cNslaI~@ the same Tor IT,
prove cifF prohely o. falm Ids timbe
and music hh4 20 ga eli 70 puGchas 49, il
bits -taAen Alss aLa Tenn Railroad. o.
PAETbE. aIRLt-ON & -. Memphis desi
MEDICAL UKs-ThC
vi che bundled choice Medical Books. al
Eoyrier. T~rez-Nant& Co.'S DEL
CIV C. a1u.c sal "a yaiuable vacant lor-
l. 40 20 NaShiEgUan street, % 1eet from
IG f1a4 IeeQ. nJieiy located, for cash, o. rreda
IL 5or small ste unnsoat
MARfIN WALT {.
de21 ~ front street.
X-ELoCIPEDES-Will sell. cheap. aloa 81
Fei0cipe1es. ID complete ordsr-b.s4
usakes-Eafest styies. Apply 70 ". Q. Wood
OF. O. Il, 4. English Uep
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5O0O REMNANTS of Prints at great sa-
erifice. IA. SEESSEL & SON.
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ASK for those cheap Kid Gloves at
SEESSEL 3 SON.
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ADMINISTRATIONS

Notice, uadr this heed u7H De siserted az Ts7.
eaug per lire each atsefiOd.
CITC ArTOS-Er au uphslstersD d mattress
= maser. address C. EAE-OSS, i7 Front
street de4
CPEEiNTENDENT-RF man Of family
- sna experience. "a position rs cuVeriu-
teudent 0u a oo.t8m plantation. T~udfubted
references Ffir-e# C~uiUv8t0r," care Ap-
peal o11c, sta.lls size OF place, terms, etc.
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LADIES' LIST.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

- $500
Armstrong J S BeardJ Brooks c W
RridEpfargk D Bradford & Robinson
Bennett b Br0Oks C. " Bond " j
Buchanan ] Cuii-Ou " COnnOr W
tsuse D Lir touuelly W ii Cruwi DIV
Canou Case Dir CoOperJ
Capert0n rev c Dimeck judgeF
Davis W q Davidson " LeLong l.
fT pv eddy q FCrfel
Fiuka A II FIaeld:e Gordon j D
eartin MT Goldsmith GRANGER A
scar . HsUdIN AiusGsle 10
HeBck Il Hirks Il HanuahJ "
Howard n c Haley d.Uwen Horton CS
ISaacs N JackSolIG Jones i
LamesA Juss0u keiiyJH
kiEOyle r klDatIlck z Kennedy MI
Keutt+ Lehman " LMkOgle ] Az
Lance More Miles
Meade LP Mangan Martin W Pr
Mavden $ J MGdTen B II Moore II
Melton J x ACGrHJhJ Nc.rackenWD
HcLailun : McAlllHu " Mccoy =
Hewcumb L Nelson j Il Nesln j
SuttJ OItOn W D O'Malluy Z
Paris G Pezius e Pride
PuryearJ Perkins GrN c Eace DIR Geo
Hoss Is Iossl W Henfro Q
RIbbensJ- ID Robinson J 3 ShroyerJ r
@nOok " SnyaerJ ShinallJ
~palGiug SP SLOGAN = Stepnaus re
Stanley = Thomas 3 z Tracy J
TT sveuJR Turner 3 cJId Thorn ps0n $ "
Turner g.. cold Thorn ltH Wilton p
NarU- revS IuJB Watson " B
n hLtselI = Il WOuGson + Wood d.
wight " WiseG Va
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wANTEB-FEakLE z 1

Notice U1ider Its head UC1 BE- inserted az Ten
cents PER line. each Insertion.
GOOD HOUSE SERVANT. Apply al No
- - West Court, or 3N Linden street, de2S
TFACHE&-A lady, a proficient IN Latin,
L French etc. address c. NICHE, La
Grange. lena dels
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YEsTE RDAY. TO-DAY AND FOREVER.
COWPERTHWAIE. CHAPMAN & co.
Go TO Locke's, Z38k Main street, for the
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FOR oiNCINNATI

Regular Memphi and Cincinnati Packet
For Cairo, Louisville a Cincinnati.
ALICE UhAN master
TuIs elegant and swim steamed
SATURDAY. January lst. ats pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD. agent,
dsSeb BE. y Aadisoa street,
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Fea R%EKT-HOusEs.

Noaos5 under JS head U7N be inserted ot TIN
o.4e per lane, each Insertion.
HCrsC-f8 Adams street: apply 10 NJ ".
IA kEANEf, 4arpauA1 sned- on the
l-vee. de5I
ID ESIDESCE-A nice cottage residence. Of
IA seven rooms, with every necessary out
house ana 81 ar--s Of go0I land Apply 70
A. j.. MAREIE. att0rney-aI-Izw IA KIt Va
Hans blo-ks corner O. second and Madison
streets. de3I
HOMESTEAD-The Trigr Homestead, two
II mlas f-OT the e.tr; lalge heuse. With
lhe -uIHlrure. ans good cutholses. staaIes.
orchard, sc, etc, IN COCO 81 pa r-very cheap.
Apply 70 W. w. Il'gg OF 20 me, EDW. I.
HAALIN. SIS eo1d sleeL ce9
COTTAGE e-e-louza. .our rooms and
ktcner " so worth Of hou4ehold
furniture for Inquire on premises. g
Linden street. after Dr. N. dels
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DEVICE and Initial Paper.
COWPERTHWAIT. CHAPMAN & co.
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DR.. SPALDING & Co.'S Tennessee State
Cancer, Lung, Eye and Ear Infrmary,
treat cancers. ulcers and sll old sores
without knife or pain. Eye and ear dis
eases, consumption, asthma, rheumatic
diseases Of the bladder and kidneys, plies,
and all diseases Of women and children,
and all old chronic diseases treated sue
cessfully. Consultation rooms Is Monroe
street.
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Puck! Puckl Puck at
COWPEkTH WAIT. CHAPMAN & co.'s
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis POstofice and not deliv-
hreC by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed 70 street and numbers
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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TAXPAYERS, ATIEaTIOal
FoRrunL

Tennessee money, in sums 70 suit, for
sale at the City Bank, new Bank Build
ing, No. 9 Madison street.
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SELECT a box Of handkerchief, Half.
Hose, Z. Y. Shirts, or any style Of Furnish
ing Goods for holiday gins, al 233 Clay
Building. WIGGANS q THORN'S, :
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E5JiCE.

DR.. JNo. Z. Roc ER's Office moved to
10l Adams treet.
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A LARGE invoice Of black silk Just re.
ceived at A SFESSEL i SON.
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ALL kinds OF furniture, csrpets. etc, at
reduced prices, at Ames, Beatty IL Co.'S,
395 Main street.
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LoNsDALE " Son Finish" Domestic. at
SIEESSEL x son.
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BLANK BOOKS.

NEW YEARS GIFTS. at
COWPERTHWAIT, CHAPMAN 3 CO.'S
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
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TO ADVERTISERS IN The APPEAL.

Cooley, Peterson and Dsmorest for
January, at Joe LOcke's, 1861 Main street.
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SELECT OYSTERS, 70 cents per can, at
Ice Depot 54A jefferson.
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AUGUST BERToN, the confectioner at the
0rn of Fourth and Poplar streets is
ahead of everybody III that line. lie also
sells home made mince meat, ready for
use, at 20c a pound.
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Winter AEran5emeRt
nURING the present high water in the Ar
- kansas river. this company VIII run th8
GLOWING 6-et Of elegant passenger boats
through 10 Fort Satin;
THOs. H. ALLEN--Reese Pritchard. master
AARH master
". a. CALDWELL. v. holland. master
GUTDON Rice, Master
DARDENELLE--wm. 3. Nowland, master
OZARK------.----.-.--Ad. Storm. master
FORT GIBSON .Eugene smith. master
LEAVING MEMPHIS
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS z SATURDAYS.
At . o'clock PM.
These boats are elegant They leave on
time. Their accommodation are uusur-
passed. and they offer urd.r this arrange
ment, Unprecedented facilities ~ emisraAe,
shippers and the travelling panlic
Persons desiring 10 snlp over this line
should consign freight 20 j. and A KIP Co,
Memphis. FreiEhts VII be f9rward-d - or
Memphis. JOHN -. ADAMS President.
W. II. KENNEDAY. Agent.
No. Madison ST.. stanton Block. de9
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FOR -

NTTY RECORDER.-At the solicitation OF
u many OF my old friends, Ihave consented
70 become a candidate before the General
Council Tor the Office OF cry Recorder. at the
election in January next
dele v. L. STEWART.