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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-21

The PRINTERS CIRCULAR for Deem
Der is to hand. It is a good number, full
Of information for the craft. Every
printer should subscribe for it.
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKER.
A new magazine for parents and teachers,
published at St. Louis, by J. W. McIn-
tyre, at 81 so per year-fOur months on
trial for 80 cents. 1t has also club rates.
1t is designed for all sections and denom-
nations alike. 1t contains 6 lesson sys-
tenn with expOsitOry notes, illustrations,
etc, with much other matter, ready pre-
pared for the use Of teachers, parents, and
others, lesson papers for the scholars, etc.
The table of contents for the first number
is very acceptable.
We have received from the celebrated
DR.. Edward Dixon, of New YOrk-Editor
of the well-known and useful ScdEpeI-
three Of his tracts for the people. DIR.
Dixon is u of those men who combine
surgical skill, scientific knowledge and a
journalistic method of easy expression
by which he is and has been able to pOpu-
larize much knowledge that is usually
confined to the various schools of his pro-
fession. The Doctor is doing good. His
books should be in every household. His
address is 3l2l, P~ostofice, New York.
BESNIE.-The book is before US. It re-
allies all we had imagined or expected it
W 1Ia IN " E15AaEAE 40 AAANNT
the printing clear and admirable, and the
illustrations as simple as the simple and
tOuchingly beautiful story, which by the
title of Benaie has gone the rounds,
charmed many hearts, and has at length
been appropriately and elegantly clothed
in " book form" This little gem should
ind 4 nesting place IN every household
in Memphis. if not for the sake of our
gifted townswOman, then for the sake of
the little ones who about thAsIime are
prepared to propitiate the "deity Of
Christmas festivities" by a "God bess
Santa Klaus" This tribute of a mother
TO q child can be appropriated by every
mother who, az the authoress with true
wOmanly heart expresses it, is thankful
For a woman's crown OF glory,
For the blessing of a child"
But not alone for the little ones Bhould
this choice and cheap holiday present find
entree into the houses of Memphis, but
for the authors sake, too. We should en-
courage the soul that can send forth
such beautiful messengers and uphold
the hands +" that toll to give US such ser
mons of love, such pictures of home, life,
such evidences of rare gifts of pOesy.
Reader, number Bonnie among your gifts
OF Christmas, 1869.
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WOMAH's RleHTs.

Editors Appeal: VIII you not take
up the cUdgeI for the ladies, and sdvo-
cate psrsistenJly that the shoe stores
shall employ one or more lady clerks?
Ask your wife if his Is not reasonable
and desirable. Numerous reasons could
be given for this that very thoughtful
persons VIII readily see.
" Respectfully, MRS. D"
lNOman's rights have been fully estab-
ished in Wyoming Territory, and the
ladies there can do as they please. Here
the Steiner sex have nOminalIy the up
per hand As yet, but they should use their
strength kindly as well as CALAMITY, for
they know not what they may be coming
to. The fact is, the ladies are not so very
powerless, after all; and they won't bear
TO be sneezed at. They only claim, in
shoe stores, 70 wait on one another, and
they have a right TO DO it. Ladies do not
ike TO shOw their pretty little feet to men
Doors, who are the present fixtures in
these stores. That is what cur wife SAYS,
and we advise shoe dealers to heed the
warning. Put ladies TO selling ladies'
shoes, and gentlemen to selling gentle
mems shoes-that Is what she says-and
she knows.-APPEAL.l
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CHRISTMAS BOOKS.

q. Wade & Co, 2g7 Main street, call the
attention Of their friends and the public
generally 10 their very beautiful assert
ment OF Holiday Goods, such as Writing
Desks, Portfolios, Work Boxes, Photo
graph Albums, Chromos, Gold Pens,
Chilorens' Games, beautifully illustrated
Books in Morocco, Antique bindings; Ju-
YeLlie and Tow Books in great variety.
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METHI NEW.
The Gas-HOnOpOIy to be Brought TO Grief.

There is on exhibition at the Overton
Hotel a gas machine, of the patent OF
Howard Tilden, of Philadelphia, which
we think is the best portable machine for
generating Illuminating gas yet brought
before the public. The gas made by it is
pure hydro caTb n, and can be generated
at less than one-third the cost of coal gas
the machine is simple, light, handy and
compact; the flame is steady, white and
brilliant; above all, the apparatus is per-
fectly safe under all circumstances. This
combination of advantages is what has
been so long sought for by inventors of
portable gas machines, but never before
attained. Mr.. Tilden seems, so far as the
exhibition given US last night mt the
OvertOn is concerned, to have satisfactO-
rily solved the problem, and another step
has been taken toward freeing the people
from the dominion OF ~gas-company mo-
nOpolies. This patent is not yet a month
old, but Mr.. Tilden informs US that he has
already sold over forty thousand dollars
worth of territory. Mr.. Tilden will re-
main at the OvertOn several days, and we
recommend all Of our citizens who are
h-ouse-owners, and who groan under the
burthens of heavy gas bills, to call and
see his apparatus.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF THE NINTH WARD.

J.. Y. Handkerchief, L. D. Vincent, 7. If.
Alexander, Charles Ho6aer and forty
three others:
GENTLEMeN; I am in receipt of your
petition requesting me TO call a meeting
of the Ninth Ward Democratic Club, for
the purpose of making new nominations
for Alderman, Councilmen, etc.
The meeting you held was strictly a cit
izen's meeting, and 1 recognize many
names on your list who do not affiliate
with the Democratic party. L therefore
have no authority and most respectfully
decline to call a meeting of the Club.
Very respectfully,
j.. D. DANBCRY,
President of the Ninth Ward Democratic
Club.
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PERSONAL.

Rev. Jesse B. Ferguson is In town. He
preached a~cceptably 70 a large cOngrega-
ton on Sunday night at the Municipal
Courtroom. Mr.. Ferguson is among the
foremost orators Of our State, and is high
~ esteemed for his upright, honest course
of life; his independence and the freedom
with which he advocates whatever he be-
heves is right, judged by the standard of
right. His many friends in Memphis
hope to hear him often during the winter.
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TO ADVERTISERS IN THE APPEAL.

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
ment of this rule is rendered necessary by
the difficulties of collection and the de-
mands of a business that requires a cash
outlay IN all its departments, FORTS proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
viii understand and appreciate the neces-
siUy for this basis for our future.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
November so, 1863.
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5DAY, DECEMBER 81. 1863.
LAW

ChaHcerY eourt---chaHcelior RaOrgan.
The case of Clafin VS.. Logwood oceu-
pied the attention Of the Court yester-
day.
The following causes are set specially fer
hearing on pleas to-day.
arnold rs. Trigg.
Polk VS.. Stanton.
Memphis Bank vs.. Ferguson.
Neal VS.. Holeomb.
Kaufman VS.. Wieble.
Atkins vs.. FOwlks.
Doyle vs.. FOwlks.
The Nicolson pavement cases as hereto
fore published and the following on
pleas:
BoggianO vs.. Rocco.
Richardson VS.. Richardson.
Mercer vs.. Bolton.
Hundhausen VS.. Ruser.
Roescher VS.. Cohen.
Edgerton vs.. Fightmaster.
Oliver VS.. Mclean.
Mott vs.. Amis.
McLea VS.. Mclean.
Herman vs.. Leopold.
Cherry vs.. Taylor.
Eland VS.. DuBOsa.
Perry VS.. Dickey.
Nicely VS.. Mckinney.
Semmes VS.. Maneourt.
Carruthers vs.. Preston.
Cash vs.. Thweat.
Lynn Us. Smith
AshbroOk vs.. Brown.
Rausenstiel vs.. DuBOse.
The following bills have been fled since
the last report:
j. Wetter vs.. Pearne ct al.
L. Pump VS.. NJ. Pump.
r. Brown VS.. Pearne ct al.
G.. G. Graves ct al. VS.. n. Freck ct al.
Mayor and Aldermen Of Memphis vs.. J..
L. Taylor ct al.
II. Rice ct al. VS.. W. J.. Sanders.
o. G.. Cannon Il Co., ct al, VS.. G.. Kel-
logg OF al.
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AN INDICTMENT.
An Inducemeat at J.. D. Edwards Turkey,
Oyster and Game Store, 279 SEQ
Ond Street.

! will guarantee to fill all orders left
with me for Christmas Turkeys, Oysters,
Celery, Game or HOLSTERS and CLANS, all
of the best quality, on these following
days: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Let every hOusekeeper bear this in mind,
not wait till the last moment, like last
Christmas, and then pay two or three
prices.
these three days at low figures, not raise
on them, as some parties.
Call and leave orders in time, and make
sure of no rise.
1 will keep all Turkeys left with me, in
my ice boxes until the hour to be deliv-
cred. J. d. EDWARDS.
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Two SPLENDID PIANOS AT AUCTION
To-MoRROW.-We have noticed the beau
tiful new Pianos 70 be sold tomorrow at
the salesrOom of Messrs. Register, Treze-
want q Co., and advise all who have a
Piano to buy to call and examine them,
and be ready withtheir bids at the sale at
twelve o'clock tomorrow. Persons from
a distance can have them repacked in the
original boxes and safely transported.
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PRETTY AND CHEAP.

Our new Arabs are pretty and very
cheap. We have them striped, checked
and clOuded-an new designs for Christ
mas presents. Be sure 20 call and exam
inc the Arabs al Cans New Dry Goods
Store, No. 29S Main street.
The new shape in White Arabs lust
opened are perfect gems, and nothing ex-
ceeds them for a Christmas present.
Our lot Of black ana c0lOred Cloth
ClOaks will be sold regardless of cost, and
iOr "A bargain in Blankets. Flaunels, Dress
Plaids, Hosiery, Shoes or Domestics, DON'T
forget TO give the New Store, No. 29S, a
call.
Beautiful Crying Dolls, only n dollar.
CANS NEW STORE.
2gS Main street.
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ELEGANT SILVER PLATED TABLEWARE
AT AUCTION To-MORRow.-Messrs. Roys-
ter, Trezevant IL Co. sell at peremptory
auction, tomorrow, at eleven o'clock, the
splendid plated goods that are exhibited
on their shelves to-day. The stock is I'M
usually rich and varied, and piI be closed
out to the highest bidder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-21

JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has all
the late Pictorials, Fashion, Literary,
Scientific, Police, Sporting, Irish, Ger
man, French, aud a host Of others, New
York Herald, World, Tribune, Times, St.
Louis Republican, Times and Democrat
Chicago Times and Tribune, Louisville
Courier-JoUrnal, Cooley, Peterson and
Demorest for January, and "A large assert
meEt Of other monthlies, late Novels sta
tionery, etc, etc. Mr.. d. B. Wharton can
be found there, and Will take pleasure in
waiting on their friends.
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eMoRALs OE M%ERcHANTs.o

Under this heading there appeared In
the APPEAL of Sunday a paid local adj
vertiSemeRt which, with those who do not
understand journalistic business, might
pass for one OF our usual editorial criti-
cisn1s. It was not ours, and we wholly
and entirely repudiate the sentiments
therein expressed rs being utterly map
plicable to any house or houses that we
have knowledge Of in Memphis. The ar
ticle in question appeared without that
editorial sanction which is usually given
to everything that is printed IN our col
nmna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-21

I. o. o. F.-The Daughters of Rebekah
are all earnestly requested to meet in the
School Superintendent's Office (the right
hand room at the head of the first ~stairs),
in Odd Fellows Hall at 2 o'clock Tues
day afternoon to obtain contributions for
the odd Fellows College Fair, at Paris,
Tennessee.
MRS. J. P. PRESCOTT,
Chairman of the Committee,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-21

G. c. WARD & Bros, wholesale drug
gisrs, have received a large supply Of the
great medical wonder, DIR. Spalding's
Electric Oil-the remedy for all Pains,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Piles, Liver and
Kidney disease, Bolts and Collie in horses,
Hog Cholera, and all chronic diseases.
1t cures sore and weak eyes and sores, is
without sensation in application, and cool
and soothing when applied to the eye or
20 sOre and raw places. Do not fail TO try
it. Buy none but DR.. Spalding's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-21

ADVICE GRATIs-If you want any,
thing nice for your Christmas or
New Years dinner, either plain or
ornamental, order II at Berton's
Confectionery, corner Fourth and Poplar
streets. You Will also find a select stock
Of toys. fancy boxes, and a variety Of ar
ticles for Christmas trees. Also, home
made mincemeat ready for use, at 20 cents
per pound. We advise everybody 70 buy
at Berton's.
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CHRISTMAS! cHRIsTMAsM

No Christmas dinner is complete with
out some Of Victor d. Fuchs fine tur-
keys or oysters, celery and all kinds of
wild game. Do not believe US, but ask
any Of the hrst-class hOusekeepers OF this
city, and they viii tell you, yes. Remem-
Der his old establishment, Al Jefferson
street.
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NOTICE 70 ADVERTISERS.

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless 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.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-21

ONE THOUSAND FAMILIES wanted. to
purchase a box Of Pamela Soap, manu-
featured from COTTON seed oil. If our
country expects yer to prosper, the peo-
pie must buy home productions, and en-
courage home manufactures. We say to
all, that il Our soap does not give salts
faction, your money will be refunded.
We have also for sale the best coal oil,
lard oil, lamps, tin ware, wagon grease.
rOsin, pitch, &c. o. F. PRESCOTT & Co.,
30 Jefferson street,
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Miss. AND Tenn. RAILROAD,
Office Freight Agent,

To Cotton and Commission Merchants:
Notice is hereby given that all cotton and
other goods received at this Depot will be
stored at the expense and risk of whom il
may concern, If not promptly removed
within t~wenty-four hours after arrival at
Memphis. This order viii be strictly en-
forced, regardless of parties.
j. NJ. PAMPLIN, Agent.
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A CARp.-My cotton compress on JEFF
ferson street is being completed. and viii
be ready for work on Tuesday next. My
charge viii be seventy-ive cents per bale
for COMPRISING. No rebate. This price
I consider fair, and win no doubt meet
the views Of shippers. 1 ana not in COM
bination with other presses in the city,
and will faithfully execute any work the
public may favor me with, promising to
give entire satisfaction to ali. Give me a
portion Of your patronage; 1 do not want
IL all. J. NJ. LARKIN.
Proprietor Jefferson street Cotton Com
press.
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FoR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

Ngh-- 'Hf1er ms head uaI be suserzsd al Ten
ceN2 PEI h1e, each insertion.
MO Done hundred cords dry and green
" Ga-t wool on -eFeP, below Union al
eiEht collar Fer cord at river. or nfDe al.
lar eiIvergd- Pull measuse Warranted
del O. WHITE
4 ON q Wol q sell q valuable vacant L..
l. No. 20 Warrington street, 4 leet font
&c feet deep. LEelv located, for cash, or trade
II Tor q Em.u steamboat
MARIIE WALT Co.
de21 ~ Front street.
Z AND@Q acres rich aud valuable land,
u IA trrteuoeu county. Arkansas, lying
ten miles west OF A-0und City, and bali 8
mile south OF Military Road; l5 acres cleared
and M guluvationi ali above overflow.
Also. 5 acres suburban Lots, on Mclean
hral.ue near Poplar street,
For terms. Apply 70
h 8. MORTON,
GCl4 CFertOn Hotel,
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EoR aAT.n-

A PART or the whole OF the Section of
- Land, known as the Bank section. one
mile and a-haif northeast OF Horn Lake De-
pot. Apply to ROOTES, VANCE & Co. Com
Aissisa 4sre&snts, rs Front street. ae2S "
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AS WE design doing an exclusive whole
sale business, we are anxious to sell off
our entire retail stock, therefore, call early
and often, if YOU wish to secure bargains.
WALKER BROS & CO.,
229 Main street,
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.. D OIIOuIt 0uuII--Iulg5 IFllg.
Yesterday tie following proceedings
were had:
The argument of counsel in the bank
ruptcy case Of COnnaway, Jones Il Tate
was heard but not concluded. It will be
further heard Oh argument this morning.
The case of Jalley vs.. Kendig ct al was
heard on demurrer, and viii be further
heard on argument on next Friday.
A number of motions were heard and
disposed of.
To-day the district docket will be called.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-21

JOE. LOCKE received yesterday the fol-
lowing baak numbers Of the New York
Ledger-l, 4, 43 aud "A.
DRY GOODS at cost, Dry Goods at cost,
Dry Goods At cost.
A. SEESSEL & son.
CHILDREN'S FURs, the finest assert
ment in the city, at Francisco i Virgins
SEVEN dailies a week. 25 cents.
DR. MoRTIMoRE's OFFICE-CENTRAT
HOTEL.
WI offer special inducements in black
and fancy silks during the Christmas
week. WALKER BROS. & CO.,
229 Main street, Clay Building.
HOSIERY y UNDERwEAR.-In order
TO close. out this line, we offer large in
duoements to buyers.
). H. LOEWENSTISE & BROS,
81 Main street, Clay building.
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FOR MOUND CITY.
For Arkansas and Texas.

III TRAVELLERS OR EMIGRANTs going to
Arkansas or Vexas should cross the river
atthis point on steamer
IA master
to Cheeks Landing. -Four miles Of land
travel saved. Boat makes four trips daily.
Fare 9Ne-ha1 that ~ steamer GRlIa6a. sells
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Speed, saEaty and rgnfari-.Efan Linz

Speed, Safety and Eomfort--EHistt Line.
memphis & White iverIndependent Packet
FOR Helena Fr1ar's Point, DevalPs BiuT
Little Aoek, bot springs, Searcy, Dcs
arc, AuguEtn and Jacksouport.
LEGAL NDEh----JOhu ID. Elliott. m~qrsr
tnis hrst-ciass side-wheeIpa pas LF
senSer steamer viii leave as
EVERY TUESDAY. at O'clock n-m-
with steamer Mobile Gratz TOR an
points on Upper Waite and Black rivers.
ELLIOTT MILLER. Agents.
promenade and Jefferson SITS, OPP Landing.
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Ladies' Ermine Sets at IS; Misses Sets.
81, at B. +. ROSESSrIEL x CO.'S,
Sl6Z Main street.
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DRESS PoPLINs at 25c a yard. Cheapest
ever offered in this market. Come and
look at them at j. II. Loewenstine g.
Bros, Clay Building.
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SELECT a box of Handkerchiefs, Half
Hose, +. Y. Shirts, or any style of Furnish
ing Goods for holiday gifts, at 233 Clay
Building. WIGGANS q TH0RN'S,
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LETTER LIST.

The following is he list Of letters remain
ng in the Memphis PostOfice and not dely-
red by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed TO street and numbers,
be delivered promptly by carriers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-21

LOOK out for cheap goods this week at
WALRER BROS. & CO.,
229 Main street.
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CITY REC0RDER-At the solicitation O
many Of nv old ~frienuS. I have cOnsentet
10 come "A candidate before the Genera
Council for The ONCE OF city Recorder, al tht
election IA January next
deI6 ". L. STEWART.
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HANDSOME Chromos, in black walnut
and gilt frames, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-21

We ask but q call 70 convince you that
every sale is a bargain. Come and eX-
anime our stock.
J. II. LoEWENSTINE & BROS,
23l Main. CLAW building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-21

Atwood delaines, figured delalnes,
stripped delaines, and all other kinds OF
delaines, sold at great bargains at J. II.
L~oewenstine & Bros, 23l Main street; Clay
building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-21

ARABS at reduced prices at J.. Fl. Loew-
enstine & Bros, 231 Main street, Clay
Building.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR
FOR RIVER.


MOHAVU& BELLE.
d II.
VIII commence to run the U-
Hatchie River on the nrstrise in -
the river, from Memphis to the raiirOad BRIDGE
near BROWNSVILLE, weekly, ard will do Tie
business for the trade satisfactorily.
dell W. B. LANIEE. Agent.
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OLE RELIABLE"
- DAVIS -
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

FNHE splendid Side-Theei Passenger Steam
- efs Liberty No. and Commercial. VIII
FORM aoemi-Weekiy United states Mail Line
between Memphis and White. Little Red and
and Black Rivers, leaving Memphis everv.
These boats have been doaked and f-fsr9u61J-
repaired and furnished with new 1uffrs.
making them as good asneW. The Nercbnura
and Planters on White, RED and Black rivers
have taken One-half the stock iu It's If1e
tAus making 10 a permanent and reliable
home Institution" We hcno. BY strict a.
tenttOn to bushes and low Rats - nlarfF
a fair share Of public patronage.
JOHN =. DAVIS, superintendent.
uConslgn freight % Davis Line" Memphis.
Tenn. LEVY RDRgTNQ 1870
nOl0 No. Is Jefferson street. Memphis
FREIGHT d TICKET AGENCY
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For carpets and oil-cloths, go to Z. Fee
gan's. $50 Second street. Nincent Block.
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A FINE assortment OF Toys, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2I3 Main street.
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JOE. LOCKE received yesterday the fol-
lowing back numbers of the New York
Ledger-4l, IL, 40 and A.
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THE LADIES will bear in mind that at
10 o'clock this morning the sale of laces,
as advertised by W. H. Passmore IL Co.,
will commence. Mr.. W. H. Passmore,
the auctioneer, with an eye TO the comfort
of his lady patrons, has arranged TO have
the sale take place in the second story of
his spacious s~alesrooms, which has been
carpeted for the occasion, and good fiIes
viii cheerfully welcome those DESTROYS of
attending the sale.