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81. Sugar l2aISlsc. Molasses 70aS0 Pork $Sl.
con shoulders l6. Hams Ic. Lard DC
Sides l99 49,. -
CHICAGO, December rl3.--Flour-Springe extra
81 50a5 90. Wheat 80 dSdc. Germ lot3. Oa5s
A. RYE 73 Barley 7S919. hlgbMlnes 70
Sic Sugar-N. O. l2al4lsc. Pork Sol @'95l ~.
Lard SltalSiSc Bulk sides l452@ "a. shoul-
ders I2c. short rib sides l5l4c. Hams 1870
1870. o,,r,,>-s
NEW ORLEANS. December l3-Cotton active
and firmer 2i1S. Sales 5l50 bales; receipts soio
bales. exports to Liverpool, 2l35 baleSi 70
Bremen Pill bales; TO Barcelona Ol9 bales.
New 22 80 Flour-Superdne, 81 75; AN 50 90
Xxx. So. Corn firmer-white 81 l6;yeloE u 10
New Mess Pork, So jG; old, 81 ~ Bacon
ouiei-sideS lU ga2l; shoulders To- T. 10; new 5 G
hams scarce z. Lard l9iz 1874; keg -le-iS e
Oals G5 Bran 81 10 India bagglng -
Surar-prime IZ3< MolaSScs-prtne 65ats,
Whisky dun and unsettled, 81 u3eI lG '3llS5
Sftadv-Fair l5dljiec; prime lbta9Ht Goiu
IsNt sterling l5lt5. New YORK olsnO y
dis Freights by sail to Liverpool l-iou :
Havre lc; by steam to Liverpool A-iGd; 10
FOREIGN.
LONDON. December l3.-C0nsols for money
q2I.: for account 92l4. Bonds f1rini 5-2S, o.
Sls 'o5s, 81 A. 67s, So {; lO-fuS, So
LlVERPoOIs. December B.-tOtIOn STEADY
Uplands lls "a; Orleans u !; sales l2,OoO naleS-
California white wheaU9s 4daSs 81; red Wes-
tern IS I'd; vinterSs l0i Flour lis cd. Corn,
No . mixed, 28s cd. Oats IS iOd. Peas 55s
PARIS. December l3-Ehe Bourse Is quieI-
RenIeS 53i l5c.
HAvRE, December 3.-Cotton firn-Ires
Ordinaire l3if ahoat ~ 81. %, c,-..
FEASKFoIsT, December lS.-U. 5. lofts $3.50
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C0mnon Occurrence in Chicauo.

CHICAGO, December I3.-J .F.Purck,
Journal Clerk in the State Savings
Bank, committed suicide in a house Of
ill-fame, this morning, by shooting
himself thrnlgh The heart.
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Mississippi and Tennessee R.R.
CEArTcu or TIME.

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. II, 1883,
" until further noted trains will run as
follows:
NEW ORLEANS MAIL, H4IfY-Leavcs Men,
phis ut Y n.,-inalSinz zsjirect connections
Tor New Orleans Nicksborg and all points
South
EXPRESS. DAIIY-Leaves Memphis 4 Is pm,
making direct connection for CoHeeyille,
Water Valley. oxford, aiOily Springs, and
all points North OF Grenada, ON Mississippi
Central Railroad.
Baggage checked throuzsh.
Procure tickets at ~ 3 Main street, or at the
Depot Omnibuses wfllAeaii for passengers
and check baggage, by lowing orders at 81.
Main street. A. =. LIN ERMORE,
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

uNHE firm Of Lonsdale & Otis, Agents OF the
"St Louis Mutual Life Insurance Com
pauy is this day by mutual agreement dis
solved-N. ). Otis Withdrawing.
j. g. I4ONSDALE,
NEWTON $. OTIS.
MEMPHIS, December }, 1873.
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BARGE FOR SALE.
II @ R = n L. e.
THE A NO. IMoDEL BARGE,
ri X - = II M G. Il R,

l40 Feet Long, q Feet Beam, Z Feet Hold.
IN thorough repair-docked last summer.
| The above Barge VIII be sold cheap. Apply
TO RfCH'D W. LIGHTBURNE,
dell Jefferson street.
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TELEGR8PHlC MARKETS.
NEW YORK


NEW YORK, December "a Cotton quiet ana
rather heavy; sales 100 bales; uplands Or
Flour $ ll g So Whisky 81 g2a O3. Whcaf-
Red 81 30; No. spring 81 >. Corn-sound
Cuba u lAall5sc. soasses Ila5154
Dry GOOds-MaFllc- inactive. AJAX blue
denims =; do. BIB do. .; do. CO do. 20: COlnm-
bia ", blue and brown do. Y; Haymaller blue
and brown CO. ~; Ncw York bleachcd mus
lins Z25s; Bates 81 do 10.
Money-Easy, but steady. az 00l7s discount
Orders were received FOR currency to-day from
Toledo, 81. Louis ana New Orleans. over
$500 COS was received from Boston.
Tie bounty loan frauds have caused cOnsid-
cradle uneasiness in financial circles.
sterling exchange dun etse5Ns. Cold lower
-oUened at lZ} and closed at l2zt4. Clearances
80 u0g 08O Government bonds lower, closing
heavy state bonds cssier-Old Iennessees
w. Nc" '''t CINCINNATI.
CrxcINNATI, December l8 - -Flour-Faml
e go 65 Wheat 81 05Gl 10. Corn, new 7Og
Il oats 52857. Cotton nrmer-niddlihgs
.55<asfc Whisky &caso- Pork 81 VJ.
P1iE shoulders 70; sides l5549 lbF. Bacon
shoulders 1870; sides L5E4 iH'fe, lai''S 80 -
55. smear I8mliifc T0hacco-saies tg hhGs
~ ee 80 IA ID. Hogs 81 7jal0 =. Rye 9J9oe
WolaSses 75as0c. Cheese H5zg 1874.
LOUISVILLE.
Tor-rsyrrr.E December l3. --Cotton-Inld
dlInE &c Hogs s. 20 ~ 50, iopaeSS- S -
/ sales OF 81 hhds lugs IS OOes9 5Vi lear ~ Sl119
II 5O PORK s3l So Bacon shoulders l2 4c S5, .lS1S
ls1zdI9c. Bulk shoulders ~ 2c, ssdSf tsi, 5iiy1s
I lG5zc Lard-Tierce 1916. WHISKY -; fIoli ~
extra family s. .. Corn ooe ~; O'1s tfa ~. ~
Prime sugar IA. Prime molasses %; It'a5il' ~
I .. Bacon shoulders B14; sides lo54Sio14
-'''s7 ST. LOUIS.
/ ST LOUIS. Decent Der B.-Flour-tall super
yellow s0gSj Oats 5lg5l. Rye s.. Whisky
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FOR RENT.

rFNHF LOCKIIkRT PLANTATION, NEAR
Sunflow err Landing, COahoma county,
Mississippi viii DE rented Tor the year 1870.
al five dollars per acre. There are four nun
dred acres of cleared land, much OF IL high
and Of superior quality, with anew ginhouse,
swo irOn-tuhed wells with pumps, and sum
cient heWed-log tcnements to accommodate
a family and the laJOrers.
A good tenant can havc the privilege OF
paving half the first years rent with re-
pairs and improvements, such as may be ac-
complished ith field hands. and OF c0ntln-
uing his contract for several years
Apply to the subscriber 40 SundOWer Land
ing. H. T. NiAAbhtso,
Tacenber s. IS69. del2
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NOTICE.

OFFICE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY NAyIGATIOS
COWPANY OF tbs SOUTH AID VEST,
NEW ORLEANS. December s, lse9.
NOTICE is hereby given to stockholders
y that in conformity with the ninth ar
ffcIe of he charter OF this company, the an
nual election Of Directors to serve iOr the en-
suing wear. viii be held at the oifiee No. lis
CarOndeIet street, on the
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Constitutional Convention.

ryOHE following named Judges and Clerks
/ are hereby appointed 10 spen anu noid
an election for delegates to the Convention
for the amendment OF the Constitution OF Ihe
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Twentieth Day of December, 1853,
AT SIX O'CLOCK PM.

Holders Of certificates Of stock are request
ed to present them at the office before that
date for Identification, and those hoiGing re-
ceipts for full paid shares will receive certin-
Gates Of stock Tor the same, on presentation
CHARLES r. BENTON,
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81. Sugar l2aISl &C.. MolaSses zoo So Pork 81.
Rullz shoulders l2lsal2lzc, sides l6izc Ba-
con shoulders l6. Hams 2lc. Lard lSe.
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Executors Sale Of
LINDEN STREET
BUILDING LOTS
ON LONG TIME

ON WEDNESDAY, December 18th, viii
~ sell at public sale, to the highest bidder,
in accordance with the VIII Of Dr. =. II. Mhea-
ton. deceased, lots p and =. block $. Linden
street. having front Of l46 feet. by depth Of
about SO feet, just south o. Orleans street.
Tcrms-One, two. three and four years, Wlth
interest. and good security On fIst aud secohu
payments. Sale u O'Clock. upon the preIni
ses. j. A--AEDERSON,
Admir- With viii annexed
Roysfer, TrezeYaHt & Co., AuetiOHsers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Parest and Safest.-The efficacy Of
HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS as a specific for recruiting the en-
feebled body and cheering the responding
mind has passed into q proverb.. In the United
states, where this marvellous tonic has borne
down al opposition and eclipsed all rivalry,
the demand for it has annually increased in a
heavier and heavier ratio for years, until, at
last, the regular sales of this preparation ex-
coed those of all other stomaehics COM
bined. Eminent members of the medical pro-
6ession and hospital surgeons without number,
have candidly admitted that the phsrmaco-
poia of the faculty contains no prescription
that produces such beneficial efeets in dyspep
sis, general debility and nervous diseases, as
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. To uss the Ian
guage of a venerable physician of New York
As These Bitlers are the purest stimulant and
the safest tonic we haye." But the uses of the
great vegetable antidote are much more COM
prehensive than such pra Sc would imply. AS
o PREPARATORY AFrIDOTE to epidemic disease,
a genial stimulant, a promoter OF constitu.
tional vigor, Al appetizer. a stomachic, and a
REMEDY for nervous debility, no medicinal
preparation has ever attained the reputation of
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. 1t is the HOUSE,
HOLD TONIC of the AMERICAN PEOPLE
and in AL human probability viii be so for
centuries to come. The magnates of Science
recognize Its merits and that it Is emphati-
caliy the medicine of the masses, Is proved by
its vast and ever increasing sales.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Heeitng OF the SOmerYiIIe SOCi-
ely 10 Appoint Delegates
10 Brownsville.

At the request Of the Society, we re-
publish from the columns OF the Somer-
vile Falcon Of Thursday, tho following
condensed proceedings OF the Somerville
Agricultural Society, at q meeting held
last Saturday, at which Col. Joseph R.
MOsby presided and w. B. D0rtch was
Secretary:
After Jne usual trsnssC elton OF business,
the President stated thai the chief object
Of the meeting was to sppOint delegates
10 the proposed Agricultural Convention
70 De held at Brownsville, Tenn. where
upon, on motion, the President was d.
rected to appoint three delegates from
each civil district in the county. The
following gentlemen were selected Is
-uch delegates under the foregoing mo-
ton
District No. !. Dr.. D. E. Warren, Jos.
A. Hin, and Capt Thos. w. Jones.
No. 2 Geo. Tstun, VIM. G. Reeves,
B. ]. Love.
No. 3. DR.. ]. s. BurfOrd, H. Perry,
Alex. Miller.
No. 1 William Baskerville, C. E. Sey-
mour, w. A. Winfrey.
No. 3. T. Roper Williams, r. T.
BrodnaX, Ben LigOn.
No. 6. ]. MGGraw, ThOs. Carrsway,
HSN. - OUlnIdn.
No. Z. c. Lynn, Msj. B. Frank Bone,
DR.. J. w. Kerr.
Nc. s NJ. Cartwright, VIM. Amis,
VIM. As1en.
No. 8. w. Ivie, Dr.. War;, ]. H. Me-
bane.
No. 10. J. 3. Mcdowell, J. H. Abing-
don, J. A. Farley.
No. II. Jas. L. Williamson, Jesse
Tharp, VIM. Porter.
No. II. L. L. Davis, Jesse O. Lane,
Irvine CrOssett.
No. 10. T. Lloyd, Med. J. Turner,
Capt. c. B. Jones.
No. IA. s.. P. Phillips, Iverson
Walker, S. K. Watkins.
No. Is. Willie B. Jones, Dr.. Robert
Morrow, DR.. S. w. Thompson.
For the County at Lsrge-H. Owen, j.
Q. Shaw, A. ]. PEBBLES, I. G. EeeI, DR..
II 8. Tsylor, Capt. J. w. Jones, ]. B.
Smith, Maj. Ed. Whitm9re, w. T. Car
rsWsy, JuIge Calvin Jones, s. J. Carnes,
Sam. A. Taylor, VIM. Maris, DR.. q. w.
rurnIey, W. A. Williamson, Sam. g..
Sparks, VIM. Johnson, Esq and F. E.
Writ.
On motion, the President aud Score.
tAry were added 10 the list, and the Mem
phis APPEAL, avalanche and Ledger re-
quested to publish the list OF delegates
aboVa SpDOintaj.
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The Law Court Indgeshin.

Editors Memphis Appeal:
1 have noticed in the Avalanche and
the Ledger communications signed
g Memphis" endorsing Mr. Isaac Nor
risou for the Law Court Judgeship. Per-
NIT an old subscriber Of the APPEAL to
add his mite Of tribute to the high
qualities, the law ability and good sense
OF M. Morrison. l have known him for
years and can safely and freely endorse
him as in every respect fitted for the
high position. He is s studiOus and yet
an industrious man, always to bs FUND
in the performance OF bis duty. As the
law partner OF Humphrey Bate he
earned that good mans esteem and re-
spsct and it is not too much to say that
the citizens of Upton, where he lived
nesrly all Of bis lie, except his two
years residence in Memphis, regard
MIN IS without a superior as lawyer or
eitiz IN. 1 hope, Mr.. Editor, he will be
The successful candidate. Yours,
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ATE0oIOUs OUTRAGE.
The Militia Shoot a Citizen Of
Humboldt.
The Attempted Murder Of Capt
Richardson.
He is Seriously but not Danger.
OIsIY Wounded.

1t will be remembered by our readers
that we detailed some weeks ago the
particulars of an outrage perpetTated st
Humbnldt, by Clingmsn's militia, on
Can't. Richardson. Tine Captain, who is
one Of the most perfect gentlemen, beioY-
ed sndhigbly respected in Humboldt, in q
fit of pPsssntry, corrected the grammar
OfMsi. Ciingman and altered the phrase
| oIogy OF q published gensrel orders OF his,
so IS to made them read rightly. This
| suraged Clingmsn terribly, and being
afraid to demand personal satisfaction,
the Hero of Forked Deer caused the de-
fense!ess citizens to be arrested by the
militia under his command and tried By
g court martial on charges of "mutilat-
ing general orders.p OF course Rich
srdson was convicted, and sentenced to
be tied up by the thumbs f9rSiz houTs.
We detailed how this'gGllatt and hoa-
orsble gentleman was punished by the
cutthroat thieves-hoW he was strung
up to s lamp post and guarded by relays
OF Safe guards, and the blood Of every
decent man in West Tennessee boiled
ct the recital.
Having no Other recourse, private VEN
geRnce would only have cost him his life
in an ingtOrious struggle, Capt. Richard
1tA LEtiN utEElL-AlGu ~ AAEA5 lA6 law
Dis instrument of revense and justice at
the same time. AS soon as possible he
entered suit against Clingmsn for dam
ages, physically snd mentally, that he
had sustained by the imprisonment and
torture, and to make sure OF the result
Capt. Richardson, finding out that
Cliugnan had two farms in East Tea 1
nessee, attached thea 10 answer the
costs % the SUIT,
This alarmed Cliugm2n very much,
and OF late he hss hsea trying in every
pOssibls msnn6 to induce the attorneys |
Of Capt. Richardson to Withdraw the
suit. Finding this impossible the deep
dyed villain has Tesorted to the usual ex-
0edieGt of such scCundrels-tO ~assEssina-
lnsuecessfully.
On Thurslay night, or rather yester-
day morning, as Capt. Richardson was
going home from the train, he was way
aid and shot at by two mililiamsn,
members of Clingmsn's command. One
If the balls missed him, but we are
sorry to say the other struck him
the thigh, making g terrible
out l0t = mortal flesh wound
hat is to ssy not mortal unless more IN
favorable symptoms set in'thsn lad de-
geloped Themselves yesterday up to the
iEe when the train passed down,
There is no possible doubt, we are in
0rned, thSt this deed was done at the
n~stigstion, If not under the very orders
IF Ciingman. Ii such is the Gaze the
Of Humboldt would not only be
ustihRDle in hanging the scOundrel, but
hey would De dereIlct II they did not
10 so.
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THE COURTs.

MUNICIPAL oURT-Geo. y. Woldran,
JUdge.-Some few orders and entries
were made in thia Court yesterday, the
below.
Foster, Chandler q Co VS. Partee, mis-
trial entered.
Mayor and Aldermen OF Memphis vs.
Kremer, Judgment for defendant.
Mayer and Aldermen OF Memphis VI
Pepper, judgment below affirmed.
The trial OF the css5 of Thorpe VS.
YOnkers Fire Insurance Company was
concluded near the hour Of adjournment,
but the . not given To tbe jury.
To-day Court viii convene for the pur-
pose Of charging the jury ia the above
case ne dispOsing OF the same, after
which Court will adjourn until Monday,
which will be motion day
CRIMINAL COURT. - WG5. Hunter,
.J5doe.-This Court was not in session
Yesterday. the 59erif not being able to
summon the UeaiTe ordered ia the Dorian
case. To-day, Court viii meet az ten
o'clock, and eDdeavor to complete the
jury 10 the above case. Oniy two more
jurors are needed.
Law CoURT-H. s. Lee, Judge -
In this Cou yesterday the trial Of the
case Of White VS. r ggs, continued from
Thursday, was resumed and concluded I;
the jury rendering - verdict In favor Of
the plaintiff. The case Of Mcdonald VS.
Aekermsn was then taken up and occu.
pied the attention OF the Court the re-
aAiuder of the day.
To day, as soon as the above case is
determined, the motion docket will be
called aad Che motions entered thereon
disposed Of in their regular order.
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FOR SALE.

EOE SALE-The auliu Residence Known
q as the MENkEN PLACE, IN Boundary
aEeuue, about Two blocks nCrth Of the termi-
ms " the Poplar street railroad. The grOunus
sompfsss ABOUT a. acres, with carriage house
and o~ut-hCuses. II vii be sold IN favorable
terms. or exchanged IOr Business property.
Apply toMEEk1N EBO HERS. mhs
NOR SALE-A go-G MILCH COW fHr sale by
Z J NJ. PATRICK & o No. 254 Front street,
Memphis Tenn. ap3
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BUCKEYE SALVA.---A fresh
supply of the justly celebrated
article for the cure of Piles, re-
ceivea and for sale by
q, w. JO&ES az CO.,
wholesale Druggists,
2Sz Main street.
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SPECIAL aOTICE.

HURNITUEE moved by r.. Mi ES, Car No
il 10. UIGers left at tASSMOhE& co.'s will
receive prompt attention. apl2
ERRING BUT NOsLE. SELF-HELP FOR
IL young men who, having erred, desire a bet
Ter manhood. Sent Ia sealed letter envelopes,
Tree OF charge. II benefited, return the post
age. Address, PHLLANTHROS, Box p, Phila-
delnhIa. Pa mhls dEW
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THE steamer Marble City, which wss
run into a cotton field at Ashton's Land
ing, a few days since, was pulled back
into the channel by the Campbell, which
went to her assistance. The former
leaves Y~icksbuTg Saturdaysfo for st. Louis.
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ENEMoNs & Sons rsceipls Of reading
matter yesterday: Ledger, Chimney
Corner, Pilot, New World, Home Circle,
Artisan, Onward No. 5, Journal Of H0r-
t~iculture, London Lancet, London Art
Journal, London Builder, Dublin Uni-
gersity Magazine, Police News, Irish
Republic, People, Tribune, Citizen n
American, Littelps Living Age, Crimi-
nal Zsitung, Rlverside Magazine, West
ern World, Catholic World for May, Cd
Guard, American Tales No. 7, Freeman's
Journal, Saturday night, chronological
JoUrDsl for May, Eclectic for May,
Every Saturday, Atlantic Monthly, Our
Young Folks, and the dailies as usual.
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BOAEDTTG.

DOARD-A gentleman and vile, OF two sin
ID gle gentlemen, can dno board IN a private
1amLy. Eear The street cars. where lneI5 aLe no
other DOGrdsIs. References required, Ad1Iees
- BIZ AppeaI ONCE. Ml0
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THE st. Charles is the place.

NEW GOODs.-We open to-day eur
second spring and summer stock pur-
chased by our Mr.. Kraus, now in New
York and Offsr some large drives Of e
goods at great bargains. More ladies all
lnen haUdkeEchiels 81 IS per dozen.
Gents linen handkerchief a per dozen,
worth So. Satin striped Mozambique
80 cents per yard. New style striped
4lpscss IS Genus per yard. MOhair LenOs
IS cents per yard. We ehali receive new
goods daily. Nj. KRAUs d Co.,
DIS Mniu strreI. corner Of Adams.
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LEsLIE's Lady's Magazine and Pleas
ant Hours, Demorest, Cooley, Peterson,
Atlantic, Eclectic, Catholic World,
Lsdy's Friend, chronological Journal,
Comic Monthly, Budget Of Fan, and
Nick-Nax for May; Saturday Monthly,
Trsvelers' RsiIroad GuiGe, The Spscts
tor, and q host OF other magazines, illus
trated weeklies, Northern and Western
dailies, 1T Joe Locks's, 1851 Main street.
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SHELBY SrREET.-This morning at 10
O'Clock Monsarrst, Lanier &c Co., will
sell at auction, on the premises, s very
desirable vacant LOT on the corner o.
Sbelby and Trezsvant streets. This Ia a
inc n~eighborhood and one of the besi
onaIities for a private residence in the
aItv.
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NOTICE.

The races will begin one hour earlier
to-day, commencing punetually at two
O'Clock. AL those interested will bear
this in mind,
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The great and WOndeFGaErem-
EDDY for Piles, Buckeye SaIVe,'s
just received and GsBr sale by
w. EK. SenbreGk,
Cor. Main and Poplar sis.
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buckeye SaIVe.- The great
remedy for the cure 0G piles, jul
received assd for sale by W. n.
@ilAeFsOn s. Co., Druggists, $40
main slPeeL.
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THE RACES will commence this day,
Saturday, at TWO O'Clock precisely.
Tbres splendid contests.
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LADIEs' White Hose, 81 70 per dozen,
worth s., at NJ. Kraus q Co.'s, us Main
street, corner Of Adams.
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has al
the illustrated, literary, scientific, lTlsh'
German, French and sporting weekiieF,
Chicsgo, Nashville, Louisville, Clnc!u-
natl, st. L3uis and New YORK dailles. 7
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No POsTPONEMENT. II you want q
good dinner before going 20 the races,
aud a splendid supper after returning,
20 to the st. Charles, corner Second and
Jefferson streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-24

JUST received, q fine assortment
Of French cloths and cassimeFes
from the mandatory of Mr.. A
saintama1er Eibeuf, OF France,
he incest which Y was I'M
ported to Southern America. Call at ).
LEROY. IL Jefferson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-24

The " Grand Duchess Ia three acts,
replete with music, songs, dances,
marches and particular effects, for Mrs.
It's, Clins's testimonial Wednesday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-24

Buckeye saEVe.-A fresh sup
ply JTthe ueVeF-fz15sDg remedy
fer piles Just re ceiVeG ANA fer
safe by 4. e. ward - BTe.,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-24

ST.. NICHOLAS RESTAURANT, No. IS
North Court street, is open day ano
night, and will furnish meals at oil
hours. The freshest food and latest deli
escis5 al ways served up.
WALLER GRIFFITH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-24

HARRY WEATHERBEE keeps q choice
selection Of the finest brands Of liquors.