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THE COURTS.

CHANCERY COURT VIM ii. Smith,
0dHoe'1Or.-The following Gases were
specially set for today;
63T Barrett VS. Fox.
642 Mitchell VS. Low.
e43 Simpson VS. Rogers.
646 Nelson VS. Claybrook.
647 Boyd vs. Martin.
648 Hart VS. BssthOf.
$50 RoseublRtt VS. M
652 Green VS. Smith.
653 Thomas VS. Safsrans.
654 Kincannon Vs Harrison.
$50 Provine vs. McLemore.
657 Freret vs. Rothford.
65S Neville vs. Black.
$50 McLsmOre va Carvin.
684 McFeFrin VS. White.
sos Wickersham va MerriWether.
666 NaiBnee vs. Levin.
81 R5DkeIt vs. Butler.
6T2 Anderson vs Cross.
6T5 Keith vs. Dreifus.
6T6 Watson VS. Watson,
677 Stout VS. Randolph.
6T8 Miller VS. Wardeld.
$50 Wsloott VS. Ladd.
6Sl Ford vs Wright.
662 Peasants vs Walker.
6S4 Strain vs. Van Bodie.
6S5 Taylor VS. anne.
800 Meath vs. Smith.
The attorney for appellant 10 case of
Hundhausen VS. R1sOr, Is requested TO
call at the Office OF G. & NJ. immediately.
the case of Meath VS. Porter was de-
cided yesterday-bill dismissed.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo. ". WaIdran,
Judge.-The following cases will be call
ed fer trial to-day
1853 State VS. League. Q
1850 same vs. B1rlIn.
l742 same VS. Douglas.
1888 same vs. Nelson,
i3?7 same IS Cosgrove.
1904 to 1914 same We Beaumont.
1915 to 1885 same VS. BardItt.
1887 TO 1913 same vs. SimOns,
lS49 to 1860 same We same,
1851 TO 1872 same VS. Brown.
1878 to 1884 same VS. same,
1898 same Va Weatherbee,
1894 same vs. Nader.
1895 same VS. COrdona,
1900 same VS. Weatherbee.
The cases inserted below will be
brought up for trial on Friday next;
1903 State Va Beaumont ct al.
1904 and 1905 Same vs. Beaumont.
2l56 Same VS. BAeker,
220S Same VS. MeAulife.
1918 Same vs. Herman.
22l4 Same VS. Brooks & Baker,
2220 Same VS. Pepper.
1856 to 2464 Same VS. Gallagher.
PAS to 2454 Same vs. White.
Law CoURP-H s.. Lee, dd0e.-This
Court was engaged yesterday in compile
ting the list ofjnrOrs. The Ease OF Moore
d Go. vs. Oliver & Co. ct al, was, by
agreement, continued yer until March.
To-day the new cases on the trial dock
ct will be called, when Judgments by de-
fsult will be taken in ali cases appealed
from Magistrates, where either party
fails to appear and prosecute or defend.
Judgment by consent may also be taken
at this call. No other business On the
calendar.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Geo. ". Reeves,
Judge Nothing of Importance was
done in this court yesterday. The jury
in the case OF State VS.. Ben Dennis,
(coloredl, charged with stealing, brought
in q verdict Of . not guilty.
The criminal docket will be continued
to-day. No cases are specially set for
trial.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Vim. Hunter,
Judge.-NothiDg of any Importance was
done in this court yesterday. To day
the oase OF the State W. D0rsn will come
up on application for bail.
The petit jurors were discharged yes
terday until Friday next, when oil par
ties summoned must appear promptly.
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READING matter, in great variety, at
Joe LOcke's news stand, 1881 Main 81.
Among the latest arrivals are Die Mo-
denwelt, Cooley for January and FebTu.
airy, Demorest, Leslie's, Hsrpers', New
Eclectic, AppletOn's Railway Guides,
Budget O! Fun, Comic Monthly, Yankee
Notions, as we'll IS q large stock OF other
monthlies, weeklies and deilies. He also
has an extensise assortment Of NElen-
tines. Remember his number, 236A
Main street.
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BULLY FOR RowLEs.
Dir, Bo9les said that the "outsids
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REMovAL.-The Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment is removed 20 262
second street, (Mme. Vircenps blockl
where It's numerous patrons are respect
fully invited. Two years of successful
operation in the new process OF dyeiog
and cleaning has given this house entire
PRECEDENCE. It claims 70 be the only
place in the South where gentlemen's
weer can be cleaned without the
old destructive mode Of securing. Every
article OF fadies' apparel car be here reno.
waited. All kinds OF lace, prints kid
gloves, plumes, and every article OF dress
goods cleaned, dyed, or new finished.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in every
Instance. Ladies and gentlemen, call
snd examine for yourselves. B. A.
Hollsnbergi proprietor, 262 Second
street.
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AMUsEMEyTs.

NEW MFMPHIs-Lent told very plain
ly on the the theater last evening. The
house was foil, but We missed from their
accustomed places many Of the f8iTest
flowers that usually sdcTn the house
Wednesday and Friday nights. the
play was The French Spy, and Aiss Leo
Hudson really outshODe herself in the
role, introducing the novel and highly
sensational idea OF appearing on horse
hack. Tonight the Lost Cause, o. Red
Crook, will be produced.
The CASINO BALL-The carnival
wound up on Tuesday night with a brill
liant and delightful mSEQus and fancy
costume ball &c Cochran Hail, given by
the German Casino. About seysnty-fve
couples in domino, fancy dress and
mEsque, were present, and dancing wss
kept up until nearly daylight yesterday
morning. The ball, for brillisncy OF cos
tumisg, elegance OF dressing, 60HaehC0l-
ME, good fellowship, snd general enjoy
meDt, Ear surpassed anything OF the sort
ever given in Memphis. The supper,
which was set by Dir, Loeb, Was de-
liEhtful and abundant, snd wss washed
down with some Of the finest Rhine wine
that we have ever tasted. The s
gers deserve crest credit for tia name
in which the WHOLE adalr pss5eN on.
GAIETY.-Miss Lilly Beckett the
charming vocalist, continues 70 draw
crowds to Manager Etly's beautiful little
theater. Oscar Willis and MILE Henri
eta, are also still great fayorites. The
roaring farce, BUn5lebach's Troubles,
creates immense merrimen5 every even
ing. Il is TO be repeated tonight.
VARIETIES Manager Br0om's the
eter is the " Invest" place out. He has
8 very large company and some Of the
best performers in every line IN the
South, giving s show every night that
is second to none ia the country.
TIE LECTURE.-Mr. Moff5tt's lecture
last night, for the benefit OF the Temper
snce Societies, was pretty well attended,
and the lecture very highly appreciated.
The subject was Burns and Scotch
poetry.
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PROPERTY HOLDERS MEETING.-A
number of the principal property hold
ers Of the city, met at the office Of the
Peoples Insurance Company, on Nadi-
son street. Resolutions were offered
looking to the forming of q combination
league to resist illegal taxation on prop
erty. A Committee OF seven, with
SsmI 3. MOsby as Chairman, and John
e. Robinson Secretary, were appointed
to prepare suitable resolutions for con-
sideration at an adjourned meeting
called for this afternoon, at the Hall Of
tbs Chamber OF Commerce. A large at
tendance OF our city property holders Is
expected,
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DULL-IheTe wss nothing Of any i'm
portarce occurring IN police circles yes
terdsy. The docket Of the Second DIS.
trict would have been q blank II 1t had
not beer. for one poor unfortunate, who
got hold OF a bottle Of fusel OIL snd
emptied himself on the outside OF IT. he
was entered on the docket as drunk
and d~isorderly."
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GRocERIEs.-We call the attention Of
our readers 70 the new sdvertisem ent Of
Messrs. Gslbrsafh, Stewart & Co, In an
other column. They have on hand and
"a store the largest stock Of groceries
ever brought TO this city. The attention
OF retail INGREDIENTS is especially called
70 the advertisement.
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A Noted Clergyman and Public Lee
tnrer says OF" BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs:"
In all my lecturing tours. 1 put Trocbes into
my carpeI-oag as regularly as 1 do lectures OF
men PUBLIC speakers, voealists, and all
others who exercise the voice, should never
fail OF using the Troches. They surpass al
other preparations in clearing and strengthen
ing the voice, removing hoarseness, ~aliaying
irritation Of the throat, and as q cough rem.
edy are precautionary the best.
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Valuable Cotton Plantation
For sale.

WE oner for sale one OF the most valuable
w Cotton Plantations IN bodyar oonty
Iake CnrfstmfA, and southeast nom the town
on PrentiSs. ard known as the Polk Place
The tract contains 1000 acres, Soof which aHa
cleared. The place is high and vel drainsds
and has on Il, . ane Steam Gin and saWmlAv
which cost $1,000 also, three new carver I'm
STANDS, Of eighty SAWS each.
The title to the property Is perfect and u
will be ssld at a great bargain, and good time
ial4 In NE1SON ~
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DANeERoUs.-rhe tayou bridge on
Adams street, is in 8 very dangerous
condition., both to men and ANIMALS.
There is enc or two holes In It, that If q
borssIs foot should go through, 1t would
surely result in the breaking Of his leg.
AS the city is better able 70 pay FOR a
match on the bridge than g horse, we
would suggest immediate attention to the
SALE
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Wanted-City and COUNTRY pee
pIe t0knOVv that we are onering
our splendid stock of Roofs,
shoes and Hats at retail, af less
than wholesale prices. Satisfy
yourselves bY looking.
j. 4. HAEDLAN a. CO.,
2=9 kSatn Street.
Goods not exactly In style less
than cost.
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The consideration OF the BribaFv In
vestIgating Committees report was re-
sumed.
Mr.. Welsh made some remarks on the
sul ject, taking the position that the tes-
timopy failed to convict Nj. Richards.
He said there was no doubt that the
pre- sent agitation was a mere effort at
- classification" so Rs to split up and
demoralizs the Radical party. Was it
not quite apparent that rebels, copper
heads and the enemies OF the party were
pushing the matter, aud was not their
quite apparently Outside pressure
was beng brought to bear on this Legis-
latnre, aud It was proper that members
OF this House should be eognizant Of the
fact.
BULLY FOB BowLEs.
Dir, B0wles said that the "outsids
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CRIMINAL COURT. - Vim. Hunter,
Judge.-NothiDg of any Importance was
done in this court yesterday. To day
the case OF the State w. D0rsn will come
up on application for bail.
The petit Jurors were discharged yes
terday until Friday next, when oil par
ties summoned must appear promptly.
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CONCERT AT HERNANDo.-We learn
from parties up from fernando, yester-
day, that the Concert for the Episcopal
Church Of the Ascension, in that town,
passed eff creditably to all engaged.
The leading citizens were profuse with
hospitable attentions to the amateurs
from Memphis, and did all that was pos
siDle to make their brief stay pleasant.
Mr.. Winkler was highly complimented
upon his successful management of the
Concert, and the singers for their gene
raj excellence Of voice and method of
rendition. Miss Wilkinson sang the diff.
fcult cavatina, 80 Milo Fernando" with
fine effect. Mrs. Heating sang the
"Alpine Horn,n "Comini through the
Rye,n and with Miss Wilkinson in the
Duet, "Oh, haste Crimson Morn" Mr..
Davis was In fine voice, and surprised
his Memphis friends by his exquisite
rendition. (Why don't he sing at Dur
Memphis concerts p Mr.. Wilkinson
was in good voice and good humor as
he always ISL and was q isvOrite with
everybody, The fernando folks were
delighted, and have determined to have
the Concert repeated on q suspi-
cious occasion. Although 3 success, 1t
vas not what was expected.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
eHee-EO. is jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.
Nor1cE no DIE sURsCnIBERs.

Fe eW pay One Dollar each to the
fret ,rho wiN furnish s NTH the
JoaotOing dates Of the DAILY APPEAL
July Is, and September 3, Of 1868.
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BUCKEYE SALVE.--The great
remedy for Piles, just received
and for sale by
mANSFEELD ~ HIGBEE,
Wholesale DEugGisfs,
3OI a. 3O3 Main st.

notice. most respectfully Invite
the attention of my friends and the pub
lie in general, to the fact that I have
opened p meat market st No. S96 Shelby
street, under the Gayoso House. where l
will keep the best of meats, Of all kinds,
constantly on hand, and sell them at the
lowest market rates. My son Albert will
be in the store, and will be glad to walt
on all customers. II. SEEssEL, SR. I
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FOR SALE.
70 SALE

THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL LOCATED
II at the crossing OF The Nssny1ne and NORM
western Railroad with the Mobile and On1c
Railroad. in Obi0n county, Tenn. II has rail-
roads running in ave different directions nom
this place. The said house IL an eating staaon
for all the roads
For further nformation addressmest Union
CITY Tenn. s ". AsK1NS, CIl .
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MAcKEREls LoOsE.-Ine notorious
PADDY CEIahan and Jack Ackerman'
both Of them the terror Of everybody
Sbo hss anything 70 steal in the Suburbs
are loose, and on the community agslb'
Look cot for devilment.
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LAuIEsD RIvINS-We notice several
ladies driving their own bUggies aro1hu
our streets every afternoon. o Is a
good 10Y tovsrd Eo1sn's rignIs' anu
we are glad 10 see IL.
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For sale.

LOT situated on northwest cornerof Geyo-
n 40 street and Second bayou, forty Two 1eet
'front.' and one hundred and nfty-eiznt n&
desD, I win sell 1t cheap for cash. For paztlce-
lars spply to the underHigned AZ Lne sooNs
nIana Ifeb9l
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TER Memphis steam cycling and clean
ing establishment, go Second street, Is
the only one in Aemphis which operates
6y steam. It's mscbineTy was bought in
Paris and New York, regardless Of ex-
penBe.
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SALES Of Em~broideries, Edgings and
Insertings, at Menken Bros.
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KALcFyINING.- Walls and ceilings
beautifully A2d srtisticaily cRleemined
81 the shortest notice, by Hook q La
Grill, No. SO Monroe street.
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The grand concert, fair and ball st
fernando, Miss to be given on Friday
evening promises to be the O6dir Of the
season. The ladies Of fernando are DO
ing everything in their power 70 make
it q success, and we understand that 3
number Of young men, well known ann
ateurs OF this city, have volunteered their
services for the occasion. Trains leave
the Miss. Il Tenn. Depot ut $40 and s
oJalock n. m.
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Closks and shswls at less than cost at
3. LoWenstein & Bros.
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CONTINUED sales of Blesched Muslins,
Wamsutts, Lonsdsie and other good
brands, at Menken Bros.
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Bro. PEARNE.-This reverend gen.
tleman, Who has lately taken charge OF
the " perlice,' Is now 90 duty. He can
be seen st bis Office on Madison street
any time Of day between 10 O'Clock am.
and . pm, and maybe lRter-two bits q
Ink
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Ruekeye SalVe.- The great
remedy IOrthe cure efPIes.j u.t
received and for sale by W. n.
REIkersOn 4 Co., Druggists, $40
Main Street
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in Bankruptcy, ct Memphis, Tenn.
By virtue ofs general order OF sale entered
by the District Court of the United States
for the District of West Tennessee, In Bank
ruptcy, on the 18th day of December, A.D..
1858, I will proceed TO sell,
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II you want good old MegIbben whisky,
go to Megibben & Bro, PSI Main 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MRNPHTS THEATRR

On1y for One Nieht-A Great BiIl-rwo Flags
Mis- LEO HUD5ON in a New Pay.
Thursday s-ven2ng. February u--HtH be
produced f0r the hrst and only tine, ths new
and interesting play. entitled ire LOST
CAuSE; or, Red CroOk-Rlehmsnd, Miss Leo
HUDSON.
Saturday. At l O'Clock p.m.-GRAND NATL
NEE. Admission. 80 cents.
OF PRIJEA-Dre Circle and PaTqrette,
81 Orchestra Uhaira, 81 50 Family Circle, So
cents Colored Boxes, 50 cents Coiored Cal
lsry, - cents.
Doors open al quarter 70 J O'Clock; curtain viii
rise at 8 precisely. Box-Dook open from 10
O'Clock am. 10 5 Pm.
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FARMERS AND GARDENERS TAKE
NoTICB-Pinkeye and pssohblow pO-
tatOes in large barrels; also q select
stock Of family groceries, delivered free,
At g, H. WANT & &C,
l4Q fernando esraet-
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NAMES oR MEDICAL GENTLEMEN,

Prof. NJ. Stevenson, N. D.
i Bsakiy,, y; p Philadelphla, Pa
J. r. Cox. Jr., MD
c. J. EempeI, n. d. D.,
rev A. b. Parsons, ID r.. {"
Prot. " Joues, Jr., MD LID, London, Eng.
sir A. Moore, ND,
Prof DePfaR, MD, Paris
." Puiassi Kadeski. Md, Vienna.
DR. JONES has . case OF 800 different kinds OF
medicines with HIN, comprising the best nom
every part Of the world, with which he cures
nesriy all OF the old. standing (chronIc) diseases
that afhict both sexes and persons Of every sgs.
without any Inconvenience or neglect OF
business.
O~rOss-Fyes Made EtraiSht and gasnral
Thts operatiOn can be performed In all cases
without fail, and Prof Jones viii do It sue
AMAUKosls. or Nsrvous Blindness, skiIfully
sarEsry-Cataract operated for, Artificial
Pupil, EuCanthus, ExcanthuS, Ptosis, Ptery-
GUM. N8vi or mothers mark removed. Tu-
mors in the Eye or ar emoved Cancers ex-
Iracted. Hernia tor rupturel and Cin1 Foot
successfully operated upon Enlarged TonSiis
ineiseo, (eu) with Improved instruments for
that express porPose. Hare Lip operated for
and tbs def0Tmity removed. SfiuettOes intro
duced for FlstuIa BRsbrymslis Tor watery eyel.
LsryngOtOmy and all dinieultand delicate Ope-
ratlops in surgery per ormed oh-hand with
Skin and the must improved Instruments. DR..
Jones believes his are superior TO
those OF any surgeoo in the United States, and
are In keeping with me Mechanism and sol
tags in ali diAcalt operations over other good
surssOns, notone Ia 4 thousand OF whom pos
sess such a useful, modern, and magnificent
case OF costly surgical tools
OrORkHGA, or discharge OF the Ears,
whether caused by Scarlet Fever, Measels,
SorO ula, Cold, or anything else, Is CURED by DIR.
Jones 80 Cd or young, and the hearing restored
or benefited. T9o-tniIds OF the cases OF tOta.
deafness might be prevented IL this disease
were not 50 shamefaily neglected.
OLD STANDING DISEASES can be pre-
scrlbed1 or at once by Dr.. Jones, and the patient
can ase the remedies az home. And all opera
tons are performed immediately before the
patisntleavss tie Doctor. Al are afflicted
should come prepared to have such treatment
immediately Rs they may need.
60 Read DR.. Jones advertisement relating 10
the cure of diseases OF the Lungs and Throat
In another part Of this paper. JRSl
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NOlIce TO Subscribers TO the Bends
or the Aemphis and Little
Rock Railroad Company.

t a meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of
a the Memphis and Little kock RallIoao
mouEly passed
RESOLVED, That all parties who hsve here
tofore suhscrfbed and agreed 70 purchase the
First Mortgage Bonds OF the Company, and.
have failed in whole or In part 10 pay for the
same, be notified and required 10 pay the
will not hold itself longer bound 70
deliver said Bonds and all sums ard install
ments that have been paid by SAID SUBSCRIBERS
are hereby d -clared forfeited 70 this Company,
and the T~reasureriz directed TO close all sucn
accounts after the expiration OF said ten days
nCl1ce. H.B HALglAe
Memphis. ID February, lss6 fss
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ALL kinds of dress goods marked down
at B. Lowenstein & Bros. I
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PERsoNAL.-Our friend, Capt, D. De-
Haven, is in town and may be found 81
the Office Of the agency OF the 81 Louis
Mutual Insurance Company, No. 4S
Madison street.
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EHkHSFUL-Mr. ~S.ngletaryls report
IN v~indiessiOn Of Speaker Richards,
which will be iound in the Legislative
proceedings.
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cto00 REWARnl

THE above amount Will De PAID for the APP
narsons who murdered ). j. MINTER, near
RiDley. Tippah county. Miss, on last Thursday,
9I-f inst, The murder was ed near Mr..
Rives,. ria2 dSw%1 w. DENNIS.
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BUCKEYE fALVE---A fresh.
supply Of the Justiy celebrat. d
arIfeIe for the eBre Of Plies re-
ceiYea and for sale by
q. w. JO&ES a Co.
Wholesale DrusgtBtss
957 Main street.
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IEHARMoNIoUs COIoRs = White, Green
and BroWa, Of the black party, don't
seem TO blend tremendously, although
they do mtr q little now snd then, as
will be seen by references to the Legisla-
tive proceedings.
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II Won want good old BIsgi5bsn WHISKY
90 to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main st. 7
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CONTINUED ssleso Of Blesched Muslins,
Wsmsutts, L0nsdBle and other good
brands, OF MeDken Bros.
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IAnIys' white Merino Hose, at IS cts,
and other cheap goods, at Menken Bros,
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LApIEs, Misses and Childreus' wool
hose at cost price at B. LOwenstein d
RrOR.
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HORSE THIEF CAPTURED Ben Tay-
lor, s Degro who had been working for 8
Mr.. J. TomlinsoD, st Colliersville, ab
seconded on the oh instant from his
place, taking with him 6 foe horse, bug
saddle and bride. He was over
hauled g day or two ego 5 Holly Springs,
arrested and brought here fer trial. Yes-
terdsy he was brought before Squire
Willard, who sent him to Jail In delsult
OF $1,000 bail, to appear at the Criminal
Court.
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FINE white MeIIno Hose. st Is cents
and other chesp goods, AZ Menken BROS
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SARDEN and Flower Seed Just re-
ceSyed st Goodyear 4 Fslps Drug Store,
9sl Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-11

OLD standing diseases Of every name
scientifically treated, both medically ano
physically, by DR.. Jones at the Pesbody
Hotel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-11

GEETLEMEH's WOODEN undershirts and
drawers at less than coat 81 b. Lowen-
etein & Bros.
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PuRcHAsERs Of furniture viii find Il
Greatly TO their advantage to call and
Examine the furniture stock off. Fegan,
c5s second street, Irving Block.
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II you want good old Hegibben whisky,
20 10 Megibben d Bro, 81 Main st. T
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II you want good old Megl6ben whisky,
90 to Mepibben & Bro, Isl Main st. 7
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