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THEATRICAL lmBROGLI0.
A Reply 70 the Card of Or. spaIdlug.
Communicated.

Communicated.
Editors Of the -ippedl: Dr. Spaiding. oi
the New Memphis Thenter. tnrns up in a
new role. lie may excel as an acrobat,
but when he turns preacher and writes
homiies touching the relative morality OF
different descriptions of theatrical oxhih-
itions, tho world smiles increduIOuslV ut
the impudent buhoonerv. IL e,n hardly
I've believed that the Doctor is serious. II
the so-called legitimate drama continues
to be protitless, will not ths New Mem
phiS undergo a transformation. and will
not SambO stride across the boards
and the stage become dazzling
because ofthe tinsel, and pant, and glanc-
ing limbs OF fairy forms and faultiess
figures? Piety that doesn't pay won't be
practised by the ~ex-showmnn. IL Mr..
Broom were not ahead, and had not al
ready occupied the field, 1t is surmised
that The New Memphis would already
have defted It's unnatural propriety and
gone exclusively into The ''leg business"
In fact, II is already necessary to mix the
"leg"-itimate and illegitimaie drama in
that temple of Thespis. and there is dane
ing in tights and tight-rope exhibitions
and rude farces which often suffuse with
bushes the cheeks OF niodesty. In truth,
since Mr.. Broom asserts no lofty preten-
Sions, the Innocent and unwary are not
entrapped; but the learned Doctor pirates
about intellectual and moral ainuse-
ments, and, forsooth, F0rmosa, in all its
naked depravity, is put upon the boards.
Broom Is no Pharisee, practices no cant,
and only assures us that no rule of pro-
priety or of good morals shall be violated
In his plec3o of amusement. And his Opera
takes. II takes patronage from the New
Memphis. IL draws a nightly crowd, and
especially when Harry Mccarthy prac-
tees his wonderful transformations of
voice and character. There's the rub,
and in these facts consist the cause for
this. sudden outburst of offended modesty
and %propriety. r. q. 7.
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THE MEMPHIS, SPRINGFIELD AND KAN.
sAs CITY RAILROAD.

Tho Jncksonport Ark SfGseSn.fs OF
The 9th instant says that AZ N meeting OF
The friends Of this enterprise. held at
Batesville, on Saturday. Ustober SOth,
Hon. VIM. Ryers la the Char, il was
"iesoh'ed, That in the opinion Ofthls
convention, the Interests Of the people of
NOTth-ArkAnsas require the construction
q such railroads A. viii develop the vast
mineral aud agricultural OF our
Slate, and ecuTe To Arkansas tho COM
meTcial position among her sister states
she ~ e~nJinently deserves.
"Hesolced, That W. regari the proposi-
sion to construct the Mem his and Kan
sas CITY Railroad ~ feasible, and Of the
utmost Importance 10 North Arkansas.
"Eesolrfti, That we heartily endorse
this enterprise. and pledge ourselves to
use every ef0r. 10 our po Eer 10 Eecure
IL curly complexion through u State.
"Rceired, That the electl9n, by the Di-
%rs"tors. 81 nur esteemed 'nuitrymen,
Hon Nin. Byers, ~ Presi9 sIif: col. JnG.
". Eligidge, Ni0-Preside &c. and 4. :.
i,aNis, - Trsasur-r, ~ that T0ed. f. high
~ satisfactory u The people o. Arkan-as,
aud affords & sure guarantee 20 she sue
cfsSDf the enterprise.
al being announced thai Il, Wa necsSsa-
~ IN raise "a sufficient sam 10 make y pre-
iinuinary survey ofthe route. snd that In
dependence county was expected 20 give
5000 far the accomplishment OF this OBJ
lect, the people generally came forward.
and subscribed sl220."
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DEMOCRATIC CENT. CoMEIrreE.
Meeting yesterday Evening---calI for a
Democratic Convention.


At n meeting of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, for Shelby county, held
ri their Headquarters. Satit rday. Novem-
Der ~, 1865, the following revolutions wero
adopted:
RcsoLrei. That A Democratic Convention.
- nominate candidates To represent Shell
by county in the coming constitutional
Convention, be held in the city OF Mem
f,his, on Saturday the 4th day of Deem
Der, and that the counties Of Fayette and
Upton be requested to send delegates 10
meet the Shelby county delegates upon
that occasion, for the purpose Of select
ing a candidate TO represent this 1oterial
district;
That the different Wards of the city be
requested to meet on Wednesday the LIST
daV OF December. at Z y o'clock, pm, and
the county districts at their usual voting
places, at any hou that day that may be-
convenient for them; and that the dele
rates selected at these primary meetings
DO chosen 10y ballot;
That the average Democratic vote
east at the last three elections be the basis
for appOrtioning the representation for
each ward in the city:
That one delegate for every my votes
aud fraction over Twenty-Five, be allowed
the different wards, provided that none
shall have less than two delegates, and
hat the county districts shall each he
entitled TO two delegates.
The following is the ap-porrionment. a.
asceTtained by accurate calculation from
the official retnrns of the last three cleo
lions, In accordance with the o basis
as agreed upon:
First ward, five delegates.
Second ward. five delegates.
Third ward, fourteen delegates.
Fourth ward. nine delegates.
Flfth ward. eight delegates.
Sixth ward. three delegates.
Seventh ward. seven delegates.
Eighth ward, three delegates.
Ninth ward, ~ delegates.
Tenth ward. two delegates.
The primary meetings 10 be held at the
following time and places. to-wit: Wednes-
day, the lat day of december, nj N
O'Clock pm.
lst Ward at Engine House, Main street.
III WardSt Exchange Building.
81 Ward ut Squire Kiernan's Office.
4th Ward Al StillnIan Hall.
9Th Ward at Assembly Hall.
9th Ward at Waidrau Block.
9TH Ward mt Ferguson Hail.
sth Ward at Market House, Poplar St.
9th Ward at same place as last election.
10th Ward. Main street, suitab&place.
east of Mississippi and TENNESSEE railroad
depot.
Resoiced, That this Committee request
AAAN vi ~ aNNEBA tlAS4A NAAOh
and appoint a new one i'm their stead.
a. WOODWARD, Chm.
J. HARVEY MATHEs, Sec'y.
NELvEr CLoAKs, latest styles, selected
from the litest importatious, by
l.. KEEMER.
QuIck disposal and fresh goods, con-
the motto at
SEF:SSEL'S.
FLANNRLs! Flannels!i Blankets! Blan-
Very low, at
b. L0WENSTEiN BROS.
When you go out To-Day and look for
Kid Gloves, remember Herzog's warrant
glove for 81 p.
SEVEN dailies a week. % cents.
FURs, FRS, FURs OF every kind. The
stock ever brought to the South, /
At WHEATON & CO.'S,
y-u Main - reef {
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BY EXPRESS.

opened this day. a large invoice Of Cine
Rold-snd silver watches, gold chaius and
cold sllvergere. SilveT-piated ties sets,
casters, fruit-staRds, b~utter-dishes, Ice
pitchers, cake-baskets, toilet eets-very
hne-csrd-stapds, berry-disheF, epd many
other articles too numerous TO mention, all
OF the first quality, at Register, Trezevant
& Co. p, $40 Main street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
RIVER LINZ.
Memphis A
- RlV 49,
PACKET
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
ARRANGEMENT.

EOR THE PRESENT AND DURING LOW
water In the Arkansas River, the Men,
phis and Arkansas River Packet COmBany
Will run the elegant side-wheei Steamer
Master
Between Memphis and Mouth White River.
leaving AcInphis every TUESDAY vi SAT-
URDAN az , pm Returning, VIII leave
Mouth White River every SrSDAY AND
WEDSEsDAT. at : pm, and VIII make al
regular landings between Mefuphhs and
Mouth v bite liver, both going aud return
Ing connecting "a Mouth White River sun
days aaE efif-sfiays with the entirely new
smd elegant iighf-draN passenger packets
DAtD ANELi.E----W B. Rowland, Master
FOkT krDN---- Eugene smith, Master
For Pine ElI5f and All intermediate points
Connecting - Pine Bluf, twice a week, for
llttle kos-s with the i9w-Water paeSet,
AMkititAN 49, Levi Chapman, Master
Al Lutte isSck with the steamer
FORT SMITH -Ed. Rowland. Master
which viii ~it-a. E0@E EVERY SAT
RDAI, HtS0claek pm. for nardHneie.
80 y weekly trips TO Little Rock and
one to DarteueiIe.
IOHS y. ADAMS. President.
". II. KENNEDAY, Agent.
no.l pd FRONT street.
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Tho prisoners heretofore cnnyic,ed were
sentenced yesterday as blows:
Ellen ThOmas-l year.
Emma lirown-3 years.
Missouri Millcr-31 days Ia County
Jail.
Pete hielnsH-3a DAYS In County jail.
The argument for Il new trial Ia the
ease Of the state ". Billiard. was
heard on yesterday. \ decision VIII be
rendered on Monday next.
No special cases have been sci for trial
ga Monday.
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l. o. 0. F. DIRECTORY.

Ca-oso ESCAHPsEyT, So.3.L o. P-mes,s
On fhs let ubd 90 Thar day nlRhfa Of earb
month, at7I oGock. A. FsDRvfs, CP.; Dc.
Trnasr. y. y, Taquas Bacon. scribe.
sgr~FHf2 LODGE. No. G-Ineets every Tuasdav
niri-. a. - o'clock. J. WeAaynesburR y
D. b. Campbell v a.; 11Ias. NOnet. Sec'v.
lGDGE, "a @mssis every Nom
iav nishl nf r. O'Clock. J.. F. Russell, \. a. :
Airxnnder HAM. N-G.i g. Walter, Record
sng Secretary,
r7lf IouGE. So }, DECREE oF KgBFEAH-
ine4ki nn fhetsf Friday nigiIf IA esrh month.
81 = Oelssk. =. y. n. x, Pugh, y. O.; Mrs
~ Z. MeItfrrsh. S~c'y.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

Jus, received, St Royster, Treaeyant &
Cos, solid silver forks, tea and liable
spoons, luiies, PIE and cake knives, but
~tei-knis-S, lsh turks, berry spoons,
shields. acts napkin rings, ETC., suitabl.
for bridal or Christmas presents. Also,
line gold ladies' and gents watches. gold
9nard aI'd vest chains. the latest patterns,
gold pens, etc.
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

hEaA1s = AIrHLAs Lodges met i,o
gQncl9u an Wednesday IN every tooc
r. Hr-lgrsh- -o-rc.ary.
$40 PEINCFs or ~JFRusaINN.
X Eulien 82d, Tarsb..; A.
- rlnktan4 @1, Recorder.
4IsAAE lHtlr1E o. .sasE CRalx, : No.
N--tee A-alas, I'D, a.. W.; 81. n.
ratiALF lfLl ElsC0uNCfLaF K-H. anh
NoL Henry y. Woodward - com III
Nihiam 7. flfoda. 9af. Rfr-
asSfsTuRE % Esr g'FsNFssFr "a,
Ainslie - Comm. Ia CHER; : -
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ST0RAGE FOR COTTON.

HNDERWRITERS WAREHOUSES;,
u MEHPHGs, September IS. lS5g.
MERCHANTS GENTLEMEN: The
above Houses are nov open TO receive and
discharge cotton Every facility TO seller and
bay er VIII be given TO my Old patrons I re-
turn Yen my thanks; FOR she future. l reer
you 70 The past long experiences Ia the busi-
ness. ! hope TO merit your patronage.
CT Safety. capacity aBd convenience uue-
quaied. Haaiss sain- 8s frst-clatss houses.
self A WHfTFDRn.
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Monday, the ed inst, al 10 O'Clock a. M.
Grelt Lunch, with the novel addition Of a
free 6~ooC-oieaRiRg. Great things have
been achieved in the lanch line, but l be-
lieve this is unsurpassed 50 far, anG ]
warn my competitors that lie case of Illicit
imltstion I shall resort to the further
amendment Of a Free Shave! Come sll
and see for yourself. Respectfully.
JACOB STORTZ,
Tunnel Saloon, 81 Adams Street. I
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NOTICE.


OFFICE OF CoUSrT COURr CLERE.l
A%ENruis, November IS, ls8.
anco with an order or the Quarterly Court,
made thisday. wiEcounterslgn oil warrants
issued for appropriations prior 10 October -,
lsde; also, all Jury Warrants which are ont
s~londing-alI OF which win be received IN
payment; Of county Indebtedness at this Office.
nob JOHN LOAGUE. CLERK.
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A SPECIALLY Uf FRENCH cORsETs.

The Southern Ho0pskirt Aauufactory,
i@-l Main street, rear Washington street,
offers 10 The l9dies aud dealers Werly
Corse,s. Adj. L'Oissau's Embroidered Cor
sets, Mad. Duyuont's embroidered Break
fast cOrseis, Ia sizes from u to 3. These
Corse5s are The hest. Ladies' have the
privilege 10 exchange Que size Tor another
until the desired sc is obtained. Extru
sizss ram be- had at any time. Priees
lower Than elsewhere. The latest shaps
ia skirts j. " PrOaeaude EIfrsms.'
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ExcRLLENF FURNITURE. Bedding. etc,
at reduced prices. Splendid opportunities
TOR newly married couples about setting
up for themselves. 90 to LOUIS kEITH's,
No. 80 Jefferson street. and see for your
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IMMENSE ATTRACTION

Al Rovster, T~rezevsnt 4 Co.'S. every
day sud night, OF line Gold American and
Swiss Watches, Rings. Pins, Sleeve Bat
tens, Diamonds. Solid Silver and the
finest Platedware. Call soon. Every ar
ticle must lie as represented, or the money
will be refunded.
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To the Stockholders of the Memphis
GaYos0 Gas Company.

THuSE that have been sned will please
4 come igrwani promptly and pay The cnTy
that have Uteu made, and suits Will be dis
missed.
son etreV;s
nr2I TOUN DONnVAN. President
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HON. HUMPHREY R. BATE.

C~OviEGTOS, Tenn, Nov. Il, 1863.
Editors Appeal: As the act OF Assem-
bly, providing for the Convention has, af-
ter 80 long q time, become the law, X next
becomes our duty TO select u best men
az members of that body. Under the
provisions of said act Of Assembly, the
couniies of Shelby, Fayette and Upton
are entitled TO one member; and a. the
tiIne-honorsd courtesy of Shelby and Fay
cite towards Upton. in the election OF
members of the Lower House OF the Leg
islature, is TO grant Upton the choice or
selection, so now Upton respectfully urges
her claims upon you; n ia 80 doing
preseuts Humphrey +. Bate, one of he
ablest and best of the citizens Of this State
for representative in our Convention.
IL Is needless TO saw anything in his
praise-One OF our Oldest citizens, FOR sew
pral terms a member OF the Legislature
before the war, fOrthiriy yearsa prdc,icing
lawyer in This district, and a NAN Il Own
and respected of all men. Cot. Bate is
willing 20 serve Ia ills behalf, and no bet
ter ,nau can be found In the Stale. Tip
ton pledges 1900 clear majority for him,
and asks Shelby nd.Faye:te 20 Join with
her. Yours, SIGMA.
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1NdE canvass for tlils Ennunl puhlscaiIon
haS uow commenced. and The book VIII
b. issued ~ usuHi. fie company Intend
making The cainiug work is cItupiet aud
accurate as Is possible, ana refer to their last
Directory 81 THIS city as 20 their ability 10 10
al they promise.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING Co,
Publishers 81 the Memphis. New orleans
Mobile and Louisville city Directories
RICHARD EDWARDS Sun
=. a.. CBOATE, Sec'y
I. GNAnn fs-uar.1 Auauf
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Office Memphis Gdgoso Gas Company,
Bank Building, corner Mum and Je1er-
NDH streets.
The books for subscriptions ofstOck are
now open at the ga7 office. BY order Of
the Board Of Directors.
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FAMILY MARKETS.
Supply and DemaRd.--Prlcss al Which R-s-
kris can be Filled.

The markets were only moderately we'll
supplied last evening with meats. bat
the show of Vegetables was very good.
considering the season of the e and
the weather. The following are the veg
etahies fOuRd on the stalls. and the prices
AZ which hnskeis can be filled:
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LETTER LIST.
LADIES LIST.

TIE f0ll1wiEE s. The list ~ letters remain
fng In the Memphis P0siOaice and not deilv-
erred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed 10 street and numbers.
viii he delivered promptly by carriers.
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HRADQuAHrRRs for Kid Gloves.
HERZOG & BRO.

No HUNBuo-We are offering our entire
retail stock At greatly reduced prices on
account Of the change of business. Walker
RrOs. & Co.
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9FFAT t4Vrains in silks al
Is. LOWESSTEIS & BROS.

JOB l-nrKE, 2354 Main II reel .has Cooley,
nemorerg, Peterson and Pleasant Hours
tor BH"esuis-r; Leslie's Magazine, Putnam,
Nineteenth Century, chronological Jour
nal, ard = large assortment Of late novels,
illustrated week.-Mrs., Northern Hid West
erm nailit-
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INVENTORS, Agents, Merchants. and all
Dealers in Patents or Patented Goods,
should subscribe for the Patent Star, de-
voted TO their interests. Terms 90 cents
per year. Send stamp for sample to BEST,
GooDNow 4 CO., Boston, Mass.
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FOR + ORLEANS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

MRS ID. T. BOW ER~, tlseEreat Americ@n art
lstc, IS Engaged Tor u limited number OF
nights and Wiu make uerf re ppsarance here
ENENlSG, November Zl, iu her
artistic characterization OF LADY AUD
LILY .iu tEt aIaiuu fUtutct on Miss h-azi-
duu's thFtlIug story. entitled LADY AUD-
LElS SECRET. In which she Will be sup-
ported by Mr.. j. T.. Nr5'Oi'om Hud the New
Orleans stock COMPANY. Tuesday Evening,
November 5d-Edwari Falconer's histOri-
cal drama. entitled MARY StUART-Mary
stuart, Mr.. u. =. Bowers; Lord George
Douglas, SIR. &c. McCOIoai.
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Al goods marked down al Walker
irts. 4 Co. - Main street, as they are
desiruu- nf selling OF their entire retail
stock of dry goods aud clothing.
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STEAMBOATS,.
0 ST. LOUIS.
MemphIs and 81. LOWS Us. Man Lac
FOR HICKMAN. COLUMBUS, CAIRO AND
ST LOUIE.

/ EMEAfHiS------tCrane. master
This elegant passenger packet IT.
Will leave a. above ~
MONDAY, I'D Inst. % Z pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis aud -.
LOuis Packets. North, Fast and West. Apply
70 General Railroad Ticket ONCE, rs Aain
street. FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
ToN b. DUNS. Ticket Agent. nn2l
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AERzoo & BROS.
New Good.--,A Word Aors about Thea.

Having for a day or two past. called the
attention of our readers 60 Herzog d
Hrother's great dress goods and shawl ar
rival, we give this morning. in a lengthief
article. notice OF their large and baautiiul
assortment of goods In oihsr departments.
Their stock of combs, hair and Angorsl
tsssels and fringe Is something grand
indeed. All colors, in beautiful harmony
and taste, are combined to match ali
.nSds for eloaks, Arabs, Bedonins, etc.
Swansdown, black An FORA fringe, plaid
SATIN and worsted trimmings, and buttons
ara received from the manufactures
direct, and thereby a chance offered 10
sell low. The Arabs and shawls of this
house certainly take the lead in the mar
kei, and it is useless 10 say more about
them. The taste displayed In the selec-
ton will assert the claim.
Broch { shawls-sdme beauties 10
striped cashmeres, viii lie offered very
low from now on.
The observation-disclosures French corset
IL Il feature Of thia notion side
worthy OF especial mentioning. The la
dies underwear department y complete,
and embraces everything, size and quail
Try, including Infants and children's
wear.
In chndren's hosiery. W. ara told, Her
z1gS have always the choice stock. EX-
ira length children's hose always on
hand.
And for the dress gOodsl Just aglsnce.
we'd sal, and they viii draw from every
lip, ~invoiuntarily: "Oh, how beautiful
The preltiest plsids and stripes ] have
seen anSw here"
Space f,rbids further REMARKS, but a
cali 10 the house will convince The stran-
gers and those DDt acquainted with the
stock Heryog 4 bro. keep what an in
duceInent and interest Il viii be 10 Trade
al "a house where every body Is SO sure 20
be suited.
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LAW REPORTS.


The following business was transacted
Yesterday:
Peace, sur part. ~. acknowledgment
for plaintiff, 1897 IL.
Heron ~. Observation-Disclosures 10y
default, etc.
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DsFICE MEMPHIS y 81. I.ogE TEASS-t
T~oRrATION C0NPANA.
MEaFHls, Tenn, November p, ISIS.
TNHE Board 0i Directors have ordered th5
L third inStui:nenL OF twenty-five per cent
on the capital stock OF this company to be
puid, on or before lSt December, at Iheir office
No. Nd Front street
\. L. CTNMISI.
nolG Secretary aud Treasurer.
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AnEEDMENr OF THE xvlh AaENpngN1

Ssw Styles Hats-the Tyrolesn, the
Breton, and others, just received.
l. KRRNER
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WRAPPSe PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
storekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity OF wrapping paper cheap
Tor cash, on application at the APPEAL
counting OOn,
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CdRNs! CoRNs!l-Dr. Iind0men is still
stopping at the Over,On Hotel, where be
Is making some wonderful curosin corns,
bunicns, and bad nails. lie cures without
pain or drawing blood. Give him au early
call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-21

urtu4 SAcQCrs-ths richest and moet
stylish % the season at
L. KREMERA.
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FOR VICKsBURG.

United states Mall Line for N~lcksburg-FOr
Helena. Napoleon and VicksbHrg.
master
This elegant passenger packet II
will leave ~ above -
MONDAY. cd inst. a. 8 pm.
Freight received at the ~. Louis WharfboRt.
no2l FLEM. CALVEfsT. sGpt.
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No advertisement Is inserted In the
SusDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for as en extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days la the week,
the same IS all other Memphis paPers,
sixth additional.
WALLER Bros. K Co. design doing an
exclusive Wholesale business, therefore
offer great inducements 10 the retail
trade.
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New dress goods. ut reduced prices, al
Il. lOXENSTFIN 4 RRGS'

cHASCBR9 SALE F THE CARNEs PROP
ERTH OK TUESDAY NENr.-This impOr-
fant sale IL brought 10 the notice Of our
readers, by special advertisement IN our
psper oft0-day, and should not escape the
attention OF those who are wishing 10 &c
cure a home o. = safe investment In Mem
phis nr lis Vicinity.
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USEMEN

MEMPHIS THsATRR.-Mr. Mayo closed
bis engagement last night, as Charles de
A06r, IN tho tragedy OF 1.-THE Robbers"
Re WAS called before the curtain twice,
the audience seeming 10 be perfectly
carried away with his aching. No actor
that ever visited FIemphis. ia going
away, leaves behind him 50 many admir-
ers and warm friends ms Mr.. Mayo. We
hope that he viii oOn agsin visit as,
aud the next time under more prOpi;iuus
circumstances The weather could not
have been worse during the whole of his
stay. On Monday night, Mrs. u. p.
Bowers makes her first appearance this
season. This lady is regarded by critics
a. one Of the lrst actresses OF this cOuu-
try, and has recently been meeting with
Immense success in 81. Louis, the news
papers of which city are enthusiastic ia
her praise. We have no doubt she viii
meet with an equally warm and hearty
reception here. The play for Monday
night is LADY Audiy's Secret"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cotton Yarn
Notice to Stockholders.

COMPRISING -svera! makes. We viii
make an eEirg discount 10 parties want
ing ruundl lots. WM.R x. MOORE 4 ~,
49, I'm uHmFm AM-.mH
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The 7uppiy oi poultry MAS better than
last week. Thanksgiving day made fear
ral havoc aInong the turkey tribe. ami
consequently they vera nOt SO hume
rosis!y rspresentpi on The staiis a. they
mighk have been. SAN they were not
very tear. Bad Ne saw some very nue
once. fav t,i!uri Ing prices ruled:
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BABGATSs in blankets at
Is. LOWENSTEIN d BROS.

TINT magnificent Paisley Shawl ia one
OF skESEL'S show windows is a perfect
gem.