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pETITIoN...".......... .............fETITIeN
NouvKLLE-ORLEANs, Is octobre 1853
Memorable Conse Commun de Ia vile de Ia Nouvelle
Orleans:
Messeur-Ies soussgnes propretaires sur Ia Bolivar
Poydras Commune Lafayette representant
nobre de pieds mentonHes norment
vore honorable que les bsnqustes sur Ia
de entire Lafayette ct Commune sont dams etat qu
reud mpsssables pieons surtout la mutt Ansi
DONE soumettons note petition deandsnt les
al banquetes soent psvecs repareea commencement
Ia loi pour leque nous prierons, etc.
THOMAS O'NEIL. COZ pieds.
Patrick MURPHY ITO -
THOS. MARKEY, 30 -
II. A WEBER 10 -
E. Z. JUDGE, $50 -
CHAS. ROSE, 90 -
JOHN CROFT, $40 -
LAWRENCE McGREUNE, 30 pieds.
WALTER CUNNINGHAM, 30 pieds.
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, g pieds.
S Sonf LEDGE RAINEY, loOpisds
PATRICK MAHER, 90 pieds.
HENRY GAINES, 80 -
EDWARD LYNCH, IS :.
SCHMIDT a ZIEGLER, 100 pieds.
B J. BERKERY, $50
JOHN BAKERY, 81 -
Norohre total de pieds. IA 9l2
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Jan. o, 1863. s.
mo. 1227-N. 81
Resolred, That the street commissioner be and
he is hereby authorized to put new bridges at the
square bounded by st. David, Liberty, First and
Second streets.
(Signed) ALFRED kEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKKY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Jan. 9, 1869.
(6igned) JOIN Il. CONWAY, Mayor.
A trne copy: .
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, B
City Hall, jan o, 1869. e.
mo. 1229-N. 81 :,
Resolued, That the consolidated loan tai be aEd
the same il hereby fixed at sixty cents on evefy
one hundred dollars Of the assessed value Of ell
the real estate within the limits Of the city Of New
Orleans for the year 1868.
(BiRned) @. PANDKLY,
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Alderman.
(signed) Thomas MARKEr, :.
PRECEDENT Board Aldermen.ss
Approved Jan. ., 1869. !.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLBAss,l
City Hall, Jan. 0, 1869. I
mo. l228-N. 81
Resolved, That the surveyor be and he Is here
by authorized to have the buildings of Creole Fire
Engine Company No. 8 repaired; Provided. the
cost does not exceed Eve hundred dollars (e500.I
(Signed) @. PANDELY,
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
(S,Qped) THOMAS MARKKY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Jan. Q, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN 4. CONWAY, Mayor.
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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GREES p. F0UrE, JUDGE.
The following cases were disposed of
yesterday:
State vs. W. c. Nealy-assauIt and bat
terry; verdict ofjury, not guilty.
State vs. w. SHtton-assaultand battery;
verdict of the jury, guilty. Fine ofS5 i'm
posed.
State VS. Fanny Gray-keeping house of
i'll fame. Six cases submitted; fine of 81
in each case imposed by the Court. The
other cases dismissed by prosecuting at
torney.
State VS. c. Johnson-petit larceny.
Stricken from the docket at cost of state.
State VS. G.. w. Kellogg-assault. Heard
on writ of certiorari, etc. Writ dismissed
and Judgment below affirmed.
State VS. A. q. Slagle-keeping gaming.
house. FOrfeitures taken against securi-
ties of defendant.
The following cases have been set for
trial to-day:
1890 The State VS. F. Taylor n Kate
Warner-assault and battery.
1920 to 350s The State vs. d. Cunningham
and Joe Weller-keeping gaming
house.
1916 to 1885 The State vs. S. Gainor-keep-
inghouse of i'll fame,
1921 The State vs. q. s.. Notwithstanding
to be an Off Ger.
1920 to 1899 The State VS. Geo. WilIer--Re-
failing on Sunday.
The State VS. Z. Hooks-attempt to
commit larceny.
400 The State VS. Fannie Nelson-petit lar
ceny.
ALB The State VS. James C~obb-petit lar
ceny.
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To our Old friends and the MANY new,
citizens OF Memphis. the lady mgU,vars
extend a most cordial invitation 10 visit
IcaIA orphan ASYLUM. on THURSDAY the
t5th INST, Mhen our esteemed Malron.
Miss Jane Ward, with the managers and
them,
Many of the citizens have been init
mStely acqusinted with the institutfou for
nPeriod Of nearly eighteen wears. durinr
when tline several hundred children have
Teen admitted; cared for in sickness and
health; trained ia paths Of usefulness
and educated for their propQr SDbares gn.
lie. The liberal donors Of the lands viii
many OF the warunest friends and supDor-
iers Of the institution, have passed from
tlute TO Eternity, leaving their Labor nt
love still to be carried on here.
We pray that the pure aud holy shirt
OF charity may touch the hearts and opep
Wide The hands Of the benevolent. 10 zen
erously supply the wants Of the I~usfitn-
tIun upon this occasion. thus enabiip@ -
10 repair the building and paw the arrears
."L salary due % excellent matron. In
Offering oar grateful acknowledgements 10
the friends OF the Leath Orphan Asylum
l"f past iaNOrs, We, the lady mansyers
would respectfully remind them of The
wants OF our orphans ~ the winter an
proachcs, and beg Of them. with tblfr
usual liberality. TO supply those cI,, 60
80 necessary for Our children. Some az
the merchants have already responded to
d can made upon them, and further do
nations OF money, bedding. table r,rri-
tune. clothing, shoes n provisions vii /
he thankfully received.
Articles and riders may be len with
Alessrs. Stratton. Goyer 4 Co, 22s Front
street.
Committee Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Titus
Mrs. Tate. ~
Mrs. MILES OWEN Prns,t
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MEHrHIs THEATER-Miss Marriott
opened here last night, in Hamlet, to a
IneaEar house. We have rarely seen the
masterpiece ofShakspeare hetteg rendered.
Miss Marriott is possessed of a command
ing figure, a lofty mien and bearing, and
east OF o-OuHJenance such as fancy would
depict az having been those OF the Noble
Dane" Her voice is singularly deep and
expressive; full OF pathos, and h never
Tor one moment, loses command of it.
She il, in short, a natural Hamlet. Her
rendition of the character was beyond all
praise. In the crowded state of our col
Umns we regret that we eannOt enter in
la a critical notice OF some of the passages
whore she was most true to life, and
where her powers were best displayed. In
EoiilOquy she was peculiarly effective, and
neyer-not even by Booth or Forrest
have we heard the marvellous passage, ITO
b. or not to be-" etc, delivered as il was
bv her last night. She was well supported
throughout. Miss Golden's "OpheIia,"
and Mr.. Duncan's "POl0nius" being par
ticularly good. Tonight The EL0Wers Of
tie F0rcst will be given. Miss Marriott
playing Cynthia, the GipSey Queen"
BROONE's OPERA House was crowded
again, and, while we write. the welkin is
ringing with the cheers and rounds Of ap-
PlaRse that are attesting the mimic pow
Ors Of Harry Mccarthy. Memphis is Just
INV tLu'h A'f"rFu Mltn aItLSllc talent.
Mi-s Marriott in tragedy and Mccarthy in
comedy though Harry seems equally at
home in the pathetic ~ in the ludicrous.
He does everything well, and we know Of
no pill 80 sure 10 purge melancholy as Il
v-s!t 20 BrOOme's. TO see and near hun
not forgetting, of course, Billy Diamond,
Jimmy Cummings, Gus Frank, Charlie
White and the ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs BroOIne leave to-day for a
living trip northward, on business. We
wish them pleasure aud success.
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LaW Sound.

II. 3. LEE, JUDGE.
The cases SGT for trial on Yesterday
were disposed OF. The cases set for to-
day are:
DBL Rocco VS. Coleman Il Co.
ODD a. G. G.. NJ. Co. vs. owen.
2293 Rice, Silk II Co. W. Winters.
2224 kimbrough vs. Grace.
2225 Friend ct al rs Lindaur ct al.
222G Street vs. Etter et al.
2227 Thorpe VS. First National Bank.
DDS Hop VS. Mallory ct al.
2229 Farmers Bank of Kentucky VS. Ford.
2230 Roddy Il Go. vs. Gill ct al.
2232 Dent x Co. VS. Pluulmer Il Co.
2233 Baker VS. Edmonds ct al.
2234 sullivan vs. NJ. L 0. X. II. Co.
Z255 Partee ct alvs Price ct al.
2236 Floyd vs. Saffarans.
2237 Bracket Il Go. VS. Creighton.
Z23S Hall VS. NeviIls ct al.
2239 Orgill Bros. u Co. vs. Nevills ct al.
224O Pointer * Co. vs Russell, Groves Il
Co.
On Thursday the new cases on the trial
docket will be called.
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To PRINTERs.-we have FOR sale a font
Of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
1or q country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL Office. E
HEATING, ENGLISH 4 co,
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French Plaid Cloths-wels 4 Con.
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Corner second and Adams streets.
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HOMICIDE.
lanes Damn, Hack Driver, Shot and
Instantly Killed. *fo

This morning about half-past l o'clock
an affray occurred between James NJ.
Harris, Esq, nephew Of Gov. Harris, and
a hack-driver named James Dunn, COM
monty known as "'Shellroadyg which re-
suited in the death of the latter.
Officer Homan and two others of the
police force arrived at the scene of the
homicide a few moments after the occur
renee, but too late to effect an arrest.
At this late hour we cannot give par
ticulars, but assure our readers from per-
sonal observation that the homicide was
entirely justifiable.
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INSANE ASYIuM.

CT. vINCENTeS INSTITUTION FOR THE
- INSANE, st. Louis, no. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters of Charity, Au-
gust 10, 1858. 1t is private and hrst-class In
IT'S arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients of both sexes and of all de-
nominations are received. also those addicted
to taking opium or other stimulRnts to ex-
cess and desire TO correct, For terms, ETC.,
SUPERIOR. aug8
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BEAUTIFUL Solid-colored and Fancy
Poplins at 25 cents, worth 80 cents, at j.
II. Loewenstine & Bros, 23l Main street.
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Memphis City Directory for 1870.

THE canvass for this annual publication
4 has now commenced, and the book viii
be issued as usual. The company Intend
accurate as is possible, aud refer to their last
Directory of this city as TO their ability to do
ali they promise.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO.,
OF the Memphis, New Orleans,
Mobile and Louisville City Directories.
RICHARD EDWARDS, Sup't.
8. A. CHOATE, Sec'y
L feARDa. General AQanf ok
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CHARLES Il. NIcKERs, Esq, Secretary
of the Collier White Lead Company. Of
ST. Louis, Mo-, called at the store OF the
p~roprietors on the I'D of January, 1859.
be had been suffering from severe pain in
the arEa, caused by a fall which happened
three weeks previous. One application of
the Magic Arnica Liniment caused imme-
date relief.
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BARGAINS this week.
HERZOG g BRO.

Personal.
Gov. Harris arrived from Nashville yes
terday.
w. IL. Passmore, Esq, ex-AIderman,
has returned to the city.
b. H. Hewson, Esq, of New York. is
stopping at the Overton.
Onr gallant young friend, Capt. Joseph
p. Sykes, was yesterday married TO Miss
Callie- Smith, daughter of the late Gen.
Pres. Smith. The ceremony took place
at the presbyterian Church,
and was Witnessed by a large crowd of the
friends of bride and groom. We tender
our congratulations, and hope for the
new married couple a long and happy life.
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NEW SILKS and Poplins At
MENKENS'.

RAILRoAD.-The Directors of this Com
pany are requested to meet this day at the
rooms of the Chamber of Commerce teor-
ner of Front Row and Court street., at u
O'Clock m, for the purpose of t~ransacting
Important business of the Company. A
full attendance is important.
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AFTERNOON TRADE s4LE4his day
at ~ o'clock by
~GnTSrIIER 4.
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.GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Allen, AN Atkinson, I Andrews, N
Atheland. Mr.
Brooks, " Brandy, Bell, n
Belsher, b b B~uddhue, C Burk, "A
Burk, e blackwell, W Barteld, ]
Black, BarDee < Co,
Cairns, Carney,F Corbett, ]
Canton & Co, ] Clark, rig Carpenter, DIV
{ arson, NJ r. Clarke, d Crisp, d J u
Canon, J Clopton, II G Cobbs, ] W
Cronin, + . Chapel, F Creighton, 1T
Cox J NJ COrnealies, NJ Curtin, t A
I oker, Pr , Caruther, Lewis Co,
Ensel, ] Ellis, H
Franklin, F Fleming, P L Furne, DrJ
Fatsey,J Featherstone,J
Gresham, Mr. Guard, ID Graham, H
GetehelL, CHI Guyn, p Glover, DrLC
HOIlingsworthJ Haskftt, W Harris, rs
Hern, WO Hill L Hunt L
Hubbart, J
Keene, DR. r W Kiyman, @
Laighton, y
Means, ] F Moore, S Moseley DIVA
MetcalL GP Martin q Co, J
McHOneghe, NJ MeCutehin, ia McGinnts, FL
Cakes, Up OnIey, VT
Priddy, j Fl Padgett, G " Pickett, ] II
Farmhouse, W PAYNE, A A Place & Veil,
Perkins, II Purdy, J (c) Parker, 3
Quinn, A W
Richard, NJ Rose, d
shoecraft. G schuyler, p s steele, t
Strong, W Strong, G. NJ Spears, II
Topping Taliofcre, w G.
Waggener. in Walker, IL MiIllauisl &C
White, ] Winters, p NJ Willis & COL G.
Weaver, ] Waddell, 81
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STEAMBOATS,.
ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River
EPacket COmp'YEEE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
A I ARRANGEMENT.

ENROM AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS
L Company will run THREE boats a week
IN the Arkansas river; and until the com pIe-
tlon Of the new boats, the following boats will
constitute the line:
THOMAS II. ALLEN--.-.PRrrCHARD. Master
~BLAISDELL, Master
Elce, Master
Leaving Memphis every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. ; O'Clock pm. making cOnrec-
lions at Little Rock wfththe Company's Hight
.draught packets:
NAN BUhEN- ..Borland, Master
Chapman, Master
FohI d1bSON e------.--.--E Smith, Master
For all points above Little Rock, as high up
as Fort Gibson.
Through bills OF Iading given for freight to
and from New Orleans, Memphis, st. Louis.
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freights delivered at destination. at All
delay.
ANY persons desiring TO ship by this line
nom the North, East or West to any point on
the arkansas river, should have their goods
consigned TO AND ARKANSAS RIv-
ER PACKET COMPANY" at Memphis office a4
Front street, Mosby Block Those shipping
rom New Orleans should cOnsign to Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
Mouth Of White River.
The above company are now building two
new boats for the Arkansas river, which will
be finished about the LIST october thus
securing to their patrons a reliable tri-Week
ly line in high or low water.
All persons who ship goods 70 the care Of
this company, at Memphis or Mouth of White
river, must send bills Of lading TO the agent
OF this company to prevent delay.
JOHN D. ADAMS. President
W. GRAHAM. AGENT.
ocB ONCE 34 Front street. MOsby Block.
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OUR ARABS are the cheapest in the city.
HERZOQ & BRO.
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SheIhv cirnult Cnurt.


HEOhgE W NbEN Is JUDNE.
The ease of the State vs. Steve Terrence,
indictment for housebreakinG, occupied
The attention OF the Court IN yesterday.
The jury in the case of the State Us.
Aaron Calicoe, housebreaking, returned a
verdict OF guilty, and fixed the period OF
Imprisonment at eighteen years i'll the
p~enitentiary.
The State docket Will he called as usual
to-day.
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Criminal Court.

H. E. HUDSON, JUDGE.
The time of the Court was occupied on
Yesterday in e%mpaneling the juries for
the regular term, and in taking ~forfeitures
aSainst defaulting jurors, and attach
ments were issued for their arrest. To-
day the trial of the cases already pub
lished will commence.
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dyinS trip northward. on business. We
wish them pleasure aud success.
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BUSINESS NOTICING contracts or oh
legations assumed or made by any indi-
Vidusl owner or employee of this Office
viii be paid at our counter or recognized
as an offset TO any bills due the same,
b party making any bill must settle ID
himself in person.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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ATTENTION, Box VIyEURs Frank
Sturla& Bro, successors to Dominic y
on the corner Of Main and Union streets.
I'D lot Of fresh oysters in the
shell and can, from Norfolk and Mo-
Die Frank has one of the best stands
anu most elegantly fitted up establish
ments In the city, and with - Paul as
cook ne can rival any other place of resort
Jor good eating aud drinking TO match
Give him a cali. ~
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Chancery Court.


A. ASTON, CLERK AND MASTER.
A change is being made in the numbers
IN the hearing docket. A new hearing
has been made. All papers in the hands
of attorneys, ifnot returned Immediately,
WILDE placed at the end of the hearing
docket, as the numbers have been made
up from the papers on file in the office,
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Elliott Line Regular Memphis and White
River Packet-EOr DeNalIs Bluff, Little
Rock. Augusta and JaGksOnpOrt.
LEGAL master
This elegant passenger packet T%
leaves as above -
THURSDAY, 18th Inst, at pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents,
ocl3 2 Promenade street, opp. Landing.
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NOTICE TO CITY y COUNTRY MER-
CHASrs.-Larue stock ofStaple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Notions, etc, bought for cash,
and will be jobbed at extra low prices.
Linseys and Jeans, full assortment and
below market rates, being bought AT auc-
ton. J. r. LOEWENSTINE Il BROS,
a1f Main 1t. CTav Bufldipr.
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LAW REPORTS.

Bargains in Cloths-WeIls 8 CoI
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CALL at Joe Locke's and get the annual
report of the Chamber of Commerce.
Every planter and merchant within a
hundred miles of Memphis should have
one.
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Private families, hotels, steamboats,. res
tanranis and the public generally. will
please lake notice that J. D. EDWARDS.
No. 275 Second street. Memphis bas
made arrangements for a daily snpnIv
from al parts Of the COUNTRY OF Oyateys
(Esh, ChtBie, Dressed Touftry, CcIeyg. efc
prepared expressly fOrthls market which
he guarantees 10 sell, wholesale and re-
tail, cheaper than any house this si1e Of
Mobilize or Norfolk. His house IL the
Independent Headquarters Of everything
good 10 eat. Don't forget it, 27S second
street.
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SEVERAL hundred copies of the Annual
hepoSt OF the Chamber of Commerce are
Tor sale AZ Joe Loc&e's, 2jZ Main street.
Merchants should procure copies and send
t0 friends IN the interior.
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JoCyIS's Kid Gloves sold at 75c per pair.
and everything else in proportion at
NESDIg & Bios,
No. e26 Main sfraat
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offices will he inserted in this Column at
10 cents per line, each Insertion.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

No URENOPAYl-SHAKE No M~oREt-Stone's
Tonicsyrup cures Chills and Fever, or money
refunded. sold by W. n. Wiikerson & Co, T.
{ Ward q Co, Goodyear a Falls, NJ. Rose 81
Main. ana all n~rnggisis.
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CHINESE LABoR-For particulars, call
on John Ainslie, at southeast corner of
Court and Main streets.
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WRNPPING PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
Stcrekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity OF wrapping paper cheap
for cash, on application at the APPEAL
counting room.
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PIANOS! PLANosi PIANos!-Great hsy.
am Ia Chickering's and other pianos
u Estey Co.'S ParlOr Organs at their
agents, Do Second street.
II. q. HOLLENRERG
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M~AsN1FIcENT display Of the gems of
iall fashions in millinery at Mrs. Hunters
opening, ON Thursday, l4th inst.
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BT F. Y. shirts, furnishing goods, etc,
q Nlggans & Thorn, mNuufa cturers, 233
Nam street, Clay Building.
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SPANaLED TARLETANs.-A beautiful as
sOr.ment received by
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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ALL-WooL White and Red Flannels at
- cents, worth 40 cents, at J. II. Loewen-
slime & Bros, 23i Main srteet.
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LETTER LlSr.

The following Is the list OF letters remain
Ing in the Memphis Postofice and not deliy-
cred by carriers Yesterday
All letters directed TO street and numbers,
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
LADIES LIST.
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LOOK out for a magnificent display on
Thursday, I4th inst, at the grand fall
opening of the Southern Emporium of
Fashion, pa Main street.
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WANTED.-Twe -auctioneers. Address
Immediately, S. & p, this office.
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Donation Visit 70 Leatb Orsba, A.vI,m

OPENING OF fall millinery and fancy
goods, Al the Emporium of Fashion, 24T
Main street, on Thursday the I4ths
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DRESS GOODS of the latest stvle.
HERZOG ~ PRO.
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bills of Exchange on All the principal
cities OF Europe, for sale in sums to suit.
al First National Bank, No. Ii Madison
street.
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TIE attention OF merchants is called to
our immense stock, now complete in all
branches. MENkEN BROTHERS.
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Beautiful Dress Goods, sold cheap at
YENDIG 4 Bios.
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Look out fora magnificent disnIav ~,
Thursday. l4th inst, at the grand fail
opening of the southern Emporium of
Fashion, 247 Main street.
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Coon QUALITY A Bleached Domestic
at l2Z cents, worth Is cents. The greatest
bargain in domestic offered in this city.
j. I'll. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Building.
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MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE.
Thursday, October 18th.
GOOD SPORT AHEAD!
Handicap Racs Between Local Horses /

I'm the day above named. a race VIII be n
over the Memphis Association Course.
under the following conditions:
MILE HEATs-Sweepstake, handicap for all
ages. ?; p. Purse sl00-ten per cent. to the
second horse.
Closed with the following Entries:
l. a. W. Small enters br. mr.. Retreat. by
Knight of ST. George, dam by imp. Albion, 9
Y. o., 10 carry I07 pounds.
,. James Buchanan enters oh. n. Maid of
Memphis, 5y. o., to carry feather weight.
3. sam Hays enters bI. h. Pat Cleburne, by
Hiawatha, dam by Emu, aged, to carry IL
pounds.
Every precaution will be taken to make the
occasion an agreeable one TO patrons of the
turf.
Race to commence at 3 O'Clock pm,
precisely.
Admission at Gates and stands, 50 cts. oeiO
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OUR KID GLOVES.
HERZOG & BRO.
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MAGNIFICENT display of the gems of
fall fashions in millinery at Mrs. Hunters
opening on Thursday, 18th inst.