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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-01
CITY AFFAIRS.
Meeting of the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen.
TIE Cart Ring Secure Another
P0stp0nement.

Pursuant to the resolution of adjourn
ment adopted at the last meeting, the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen convened
Yesterday evening at 4 o'clock, at which
hour they were promptly called to order
by Alderman Marshall, who called Alder
man Cartwright TO the Chair.
The roll being called and a quorum an
nounced, the Secretary read the following
message from the Mayor:
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
MEMPHIS, TENN., September 30.
Gentlemen of the Boards
Mr.. Mahan hands me the accompanying
communication, and requests me TO sub
init the same 10 the Board.
Respectfully, J.T. SWA1NE.
The following is the
LETTER OF Mr.. AHA
MEMPHIS, September 80, 1869.
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen:
Gentlemen. As so much has been said
and written of the motives of the gentle
men in whose interest ], in connection
with Mr.. Brinkley, made the bid of $780,
600 for the city's stock in the Little Rock
Railroad, l Will not now take the stock,
even if my bid is accepted, until your
Honorable Body is perfectly satisfied that
the gentlemen / represent are acting in
good faith, and are working III the inter-
est of Memphis and the Memphis and Lit
tie Rock Railroad, and that they will fur
nish the necessary money to push the
road TO a speedy completion. Respect
fully, f. M. MAHAS, Agent.
Alderman Gallagher moved that the
message and document be received and
published, and that q committee of three
be appointed to investigate the questions
raised in regard to Mr.. Mahanis PROPOSE
ton, TO report to the next regular meet
ing of the Board Tuesday next.
Alderman Dyer opposed the special
committee If Mr.. Mahan and friends
were all right, the individual members of
the Board could find it out. If they were
sharoers, the special committee could do
no more. He therefore moved to table
that portion of the resolution of Gal
lagher. No debate being allowed
on q motion to table, it was
put to the vote and declared carried
though we confess the Chair must have
much more acute ears than most persons
to have been able to detect the difference
between the vote, so nearly was it divided.
Before the announcement of the vote
was fairly out of the mouth of the Chair,
a motion was made to adjourn, and car
ried as the former was-and the Board, as
usual, adjourned without doing anything,
As they were breaking up several MEN,
bers OF the. Board, whose bust
ness had kept them from being on
hand at the moment, came up, and
were much disappointed at the manner in
which things had been managed. One OF
the late corners made the remark, when
told how the thing was done: Well,
when the cart ring get their prices, /
reckon they will come TO the Board pre-
pared to act" From the manDerin which
he accredited agents of that portion of the
Board we're running around yesterday, the
ring mast be precious anxious to get
their price,"
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LAW REPORTS.
sunieipaI Court.

GNEES p. EouTE JUDGE.
The following business was transacted
on yesterday:
Brinkley rs. Evans; verdict for plain
tit, S235I ii.
Montgomery vs.. Puliam; verdict for
plaintiff, S253 70.
On d~iseharging the jurors on yesterday
Judge Foute thanked them in behalf OF
the Court and the public for their patience
and attention to the business brought be-
fore them during the term.
To-day motions for new trials will be
heard, after which Writs ofinquiry viii 5e
executed.
All bonds for appeals 70 the Supreme
Court must be executed on or before Mon
day next, a. the minutes will be signed
on that day, and an adjournment had To
court an course.
Tuesday next the October term (Crimi-
nal side OF the Court will commence.
The Dickens ease was further argued by
counsel on yesterday. Judge FOute ruled
that be would hear all testimony on be-
hAlfo the defense, but that counsel would
have to connect il with the late Wade Boil
ton, or Il would be ruled Qua when the
case came to be finally considered on the
question of bail. This ruling Of his Honor
would seem to cut of all discussion, but
to those acquainted with the mental fer
Ilitv and resources, to say nothing of the
Ingenuity OF the counsel engaged in the
case, this ruling Of tie Court viii but de-
EelOD a new sea of argument as fathOm-
Jess a. the IA which the Court disposed
OF on yesterday.
Col. GaHtt. on behalf Of the defendant,
stated that to-day tbere would be two
witnesses from Alabama examined, when
they would postpone any further eXamin-
alton until some time next Woak-prOba-
bly, Monday.
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our RAILROADS.
The Tennessee and Pacific Railroad
Its Rapid Advancement--lt Is TO be
theoretically Pushed.

The Nashville Banner, of Wednesday,
says: Yesterday the Directors of the Ten
nessee and Pacific Railroad held ameeting
ut the office Ofthe President, Gen. Nancy,
on Cedar street. Proposals for furnishing
the machinery for the road were T1ceived
from al the prominent establishments Of
the country. The documents were turned
over to the Executive Committee, together
with the President and Engineer, with di-
rectiOns to close contracts al once for the
iron and rolling stock of the road. A
committee Of five was appointed, as fol-
lows: W. r. Elleston, j. W. Paramore, ID.
Cook, Jr., DR.. Robinson and H. a. Harris,
| to proceed along the line OF the road posy
under contract, CONFER VIII the Citizens,
and locate the necessary depOts. Four
sections of the road have now haan COM
pleted, and by the 10th of October eleven
| sections will have been completed. The
stone woI of several OF the bridges are
nearly completed, and it is expected that
| by the fret of December the iron can be
laid down.
Putnam and Jackson counties are alive
on the railroad GGestion, and il was stated
that they would each Subscribe $500, 600 ut
an early day toward the extension of the
road beyond the thirty miles now under
contract.
The financial condition Of the Company
is excellent. Prompt payIuentss have
been made of ali liabilities incurred, and
no difficulty has been experienced in ne
gotiating money. 1t is not improbable
that Il considerable number of Wilson and
Davidson county bonds viii be thrown
upon the market at an early day.
II NASHVILLE y NORTHWESTERN
RAfRQAp.
The Nashville Unien qHd 4BlerieGn
saws: The actions of the Directory Of the
Nashville and Northeastern RAILROAD
COMPANY, at the meeting on Monday,
called TO consider the proposition OF the
Directory of the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad Company, resulted in a
-postponement of the decision of the ques-
ton until the goth of October. The mat
tor was discussed at length. The point is
whether the lease ofthe road to the Nash
Vile ana G~h2ttgpooga Railroad, shall be
renewed for ten years - %EfqRQsed, or
whether President Burns and the Nash
Vile and Northwestern Railroad Direc-
tory shall take charge Of it.
In the meanwhile the Receiver, DR.. ID.
B. Clife, holds the road in connection
with the lessees for the p~resent-the
Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad COM
pany. The BirestQEs Of the road, through
President Burns, Fefq5eda it HrVRosltigne
from the Receiver or the i~essecs, until q
general meeting of stockholders atthe time
mentioned. 1.-THE Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Company would surrender IFS lease /;
uf II Receiver Clife would offer the road to
the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Company Watilout censition. it might be
raaeised, But the Whole tnarFes as &C.
ferred for consultation with the stock
hc1darS
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Arrival and Departure Of the Nails fro"
the Memphis POsteiRoe.

Cha4tanoosa Washington, New
yo-e r.eitfmOre. and all cities East and South
Columbus. Ga, and Montgomery Ala All
e .fIons on the Memphis and charleston
Al ssissIppi Central, Mobile and ONO, NASH
vile and Chattanooga and East Iehnesset
Railroads, arrive at 2:@ PM close al h'N
Cairo. Chicago, st Louis, Nashville, LOUIS
vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Ptttsburg, PhilE
delphia. Buffalo, Albany, New YORK, and al
cities North and West, arrive al E;40 pm
closes at 2 pm.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Vicks,
b1rq Matches and all cities South, arrive at
pm; closes at 10: 45 an.
stations on the Mississippi and Tennes'
se- NewIOrleans and Jackson and Southern
Railroads., arrive at 8 pm; closes af 10: = p.p
Memphis aud Little Rock Railroad, Lille
Rock. Madison, Sundays exceptedD arrive al
pm; close at 5 pm.
Marion, WittSburg and Claiborne Ark.
trf-veeklyl Monday, Wednesday Frtcay
arrive al 10 am; close AZ II an
Olive Branch and Byhaltat Missl Yseml-
Feeklyl Monday and Friday, arrive atAp'h-
Cuba ana Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday
arrive n lG an, close at II am
Little Rock and Helena, and All lanoluEs on
Nhite river. fsemi-weekiy) Tuesday aud Sat
nrdav. arrive at 2 am; close at Jpn
PINE Bluff and Helena, and all landings on
Arkansas river (tri-weekly) Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday, arrive at Jam; close al
landings on the Mississippi river south
(Eetni-weeklD Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
at 9 IN. close st pm.
All landings on the Mississippi river north
tsstni-weekIy) Monday and Thursday, arrive
st 8 an; close Rt3:8 pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, P. n.
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chancprY cnurf-

=. ALsToS, ERR y MASTER.
The following bills were filed on yester-
day:
F. u~epninger - Wm. Miller ct al.
-. II. p. Piper q Co Us First Baptist
Church of Memphis ct al.
Yesterday Chancellor Somers opened
Court and commenced hearing the con
tested e~ieetion case of Perkins VI Lee.
To-day the case OF Wallace Va Hudson
vii probgbiy be called up on hearing.
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GRAND OPENING. - The Workman
House-thst old ans well known hos
telry-oPens its hospitable aoor TO the
travelling public to-day, after having been
closed several months, and having in the
meantime enjoyed a thorough cleaning
and rehtting, and having changed propri-
etOrs. John Sehooles-Yhose name is the
synonym of something good to drink-has
charge of the bar, and signalizes the OPEN
ing with a grand lunch from l0o'cloek till
i. Everybody is invited.
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NOTICE.

THE SrocKHoLp.Rs OF II MEMPHIS AND
i 81. LOUIS Tex IMPORTATION COMPANY ara
hereby notified that the second instsIrent
Of twenty nYe per cent. upon the capital
stuck OF said 2enlpany has this day been de-
Secretar, and Treasurer, a5 Front street, On
or before the LIST October.
By order OF the Board of Mrectors.
x. l.. CUMMINS,
ses Secretary and Treasurer.
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CHINESE IMPORTATION.
A Practical Initiation of the Move
ment.


We present to our readers this morning
as an earnest of the practical commence
ment of lcork, a copy of the Instructions
furnished John Ainslie, Esq, formerly
of the APPEAL, by Messrs. KOopmans-
chap & Co., of San Francisco, whose agent
for the importation of Chinese labor he
has been c~onstituted-as stated by US yes
complete and give much Information
hitherto denied our planters and others
DESTROYS of importing labor.
INSTRUCTIONS.
MEMPHIS TENN, Sept. 30, 1869.
John Ainslie, Esq, Memphis, ETC.:
Sir: You are hereby authorized to act as
our agent for receiving orders for the i'm
portation of Chinese laborers, which W.
will furnish on the following terms and
conditions, satisfactory security for all or
ders being deposited with a responsible
banking house of this city, or Messrs.
Lees Il Walker, of New York, agents for
the Bank of California.
Cost OF importation from China to New
Orleans will be as follows:
Passage from China, per Clipper
gu W
Provisions for III. days say zoe a
425 90
COnsui's certificate and emigration
8 co
- ~ 8NlAsR - VI A1AAA NNAAANN ~ ~
Advance on account oftheir wages,
say-...- 70 "
Commission, Insurance charges,
~ w
Total, in gOld.--.""..~-".--.sl30 90
The provisions given these men are gen.
orally as follows:
Per diem, 2 Ibis rice; y 10 pork, = Id fish,
or / ID beef; some cabbage and tea and oil
for cooking.
1 propose to make contracts for five
years time, and wages to commence from
the day of their arrival atthe place of des-
tination.
They are to work only % days in each
month, that it is to say, Sundays to them
selves, also to have one or two holidays
during the commencement of their New
Year, which generally falls in the month
of March. The wages of the0aid laborers
1 propose to fix at the rate of
eight dollars gold, or ten dollars currency
per month for field hands, and SI5 per
month in gold for railroad hands, payable
monthly, cut out of these wages to be de-
Quoted the advances made TO them in
| China in such monthly installments as
may be agreed upon.
Two suits of clothing to be provided for
each laborer during the year, which / pre-
sumo would cost about ten dollars gold in
all. Tools and implements to be furn-
ished by the planters, and the men to
have weather proof sleeping places,
1t must be understood that they are to
meet with good and just treatment.
1t would he very desirable that en-
ployers should apportion each man a
small piece of land, whereupon he can
raise vegetables, poultry, etc.
! also propose TO engage some overseers,
say one to every so or 100 men, to receive
the same wages as paid the men, whose
duty 10 shall be to Instruct and direct
these men in their labors.
Chinese laborers can also be obtained
from California at twenty dollars gold per
I month and found.
Contracts TO be foFnot less than n year,
provisions the same as for emigrants from
China.
The early departure of our Mr.. X. for
China renders it desirable that he should
nave all the Information possible regard
ing the number required Immediately,
We are, dear sir, yours respectfully,
KOOPMANSCHAP &C0.
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GRAM assortment OF Plaid Poplins.
MENKEN BROS.

THE cheapest and safest Kid Glove In
he city.
For every pair of Kid Gloves which tear
in trying on we give youa new pair, With
out chargeii
Through arrangements made with the
manufacturers of our Glove" We are
enabled to hold out this great inducement
20 the public.
Bear the terms IN mind, and try our
Herzog's Kid Glove, 81 p per pair, all
sizes and beautiful cOlors.
HERZOG & BRO,
2g4 Main street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

PEABODY HoTEL-sEPTENBER 30.
" \ Patterson, Ark Maj w $ Bailey, n o
Il FuliiaE, Ky JW Jefferson, n Y
J c Peterson, Ala ER Knight, Ark
Jas Blake, Ill IL 4 Balrb, III
f Byron, La A N Mott, Miss
w u Burger, Miss G Cargon, Ill
G Mann, do mrs Cain d family,
n p Dean d wife, Ala Miss
miss II LAWYER, dow Berger, La
T B LawIer, dG A NJ Mason, Tenn
Jesse Love, Tex II b Rayton, La
miss Garrett, do ] Hise, Mica
miss Love, do J II Watson, do
j Lawrence, Tenn CT Howe, Tenn
J II Moon, ARK FIR Hardgran. Ark
/ s Roberts, KY CN Ward, y
A II Chalmers. Ark 81 + Maloy, do
DR. w II Childress All baden, do
son. Tenn a Stephenson, Ala
D B Robbins, Pa w w Andrews, Ark
F Randolph, Miss T johnson, Tenn
b C Kyle, do r ii Taylor q wife
NJ Parker, Tenn Miss
&C Dodson, do w J Holland, do
J w Ward, do ! ID Kelley, Ala
j A Petskine, La r. Allen, Miss
miss Petskine, do NV Wick, ARA
] McAlister, do Gov II NJ Anderson
mrs II 7 Robinson& q family, Ark
family, ARK en- Bagg q fml'y,do
L Jones & wife, TennF o Sullivan, do
j A Brooks, Tenn j NJ Mcdowell, do
COMMERCIAL RoTEL-sEPTENBER 80.
w NJ McCarty, Min w Y Ragsdale, Tenn
j s BRYANT, Ark q Brodie, Ark
W e Merxheld 4 lad Williams, Tenn
DIV, Ark OP Myers, do
i old. do w HenwOod, do
j Fpps. do 10 Goodman, do
A X Houston, do IN JaFman, 90
T Norfieet. Miss A Atkins, Miss
HO Rand, do DA Atkins, do
r B Anderson, TennJ A Wilson, Tenn
NJ Jordan, Ark FGrifin & lady, Ark
A g Clark. Ga j r Hearn, do
w n Reasoner, Ark TT Bennett, do
J II Fleming, Tenn d Patton, do
II J Scott q lady, MissW 5 Blow, Tenn
miss II f Parker, doR-L Boutman, Ark
w H Nichols, do J Nj Hoover, do
w d Sreed. do A II Brown, do
J NJ Jones & l'dy,ArkW A Swan, do
= n Darlington, do 3 WReed. Tenn
mrs Darlington, do DJ Thornton, Miss
miss Darlington, do J w White, Tenn
NJ d Carson, Tenn J NJ Griggs, Ark
J McDougal, do ] j qallaher, do
] NJ Hoover, Ark ] w Walker, do
T II Millington, wifeR NJ Brimmer, o
and daughter. TennJ B Herring, Miss
miss Hartman, do .
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RrsrSEss NoTICE.-No contracts or OBJ
YIretions assumed or made by any indl-
yfduaI owner or employee of this othce,
will be paid at u counter or recognized
as an offset 10 any bills due the same
The party making any bill must settle II
himself in person. M
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS" such is
the suggestive title of an Advertisement
x Co, wholesale dealers in dry goods and
notions, who by it notify country and
city merchants that goods can be bought
Oftkem for cash as cheap as they can
anywhere south of New York. Messrs.
Moore q Co. beg tie traGa ITO whom alone
they SELL to cali at their place Of bJsiness,
No. 299 Main street, just north of the Pea
body Hotel, and examine their stock,
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We have received the first number OF
the Established Fact, a new and admIra-
bly, arranged newspaper, published at
MnrfreesborO by Mr.. ~. Roulct, and ed
tied by NJ. WI. Spence. From the ins
~troduetory of Mr.. Roulet we learn that
the Established Fcnf being instituted to
advance the prosperity Of the people of
Rutherford county, it Is therefore pledged
to no party's arbitrary sway bat proposes
TO maintain a strictly independent course,
combining itselfto no neutral ground; but
will at all times, unimpassioned, discuss
such subjects as may be deemed of inter-
est TO its readers" We wish our contem.
pOrary all the success be desires.
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USpERwRIrER's SALE of 200 packages
goods slightly damaged by water TINS
morning, at 9 O'Clock, by Gottlleo q
FzekieI7 Auctioneers, corner Second and
Adams streets.
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To PRrNrRRs.-We have for sale a font
of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL office.
HEATING. ENGLISH & co.
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PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Burying Paupers.

PoAnD OF COMMISSIONERS EoR SHELBY
COUSTY, TENN.-JULY TEE
SATURDAY. September ., 1868.
ORDERED, by the Board Of Commissioners
~ for Shelby county, Tenn, that the Clerk
OF the County Court be, and he Is hereby au-
thorized and instructed, to advertise III The
Memphis APPEAL and Avalanche, for one
week, for proposals. Tor BaTying Paupers; said
must be sealed and addressed to
the Board of County Commissioner, and
sent In ny the First Monday in october, 1853
Specifications must be explicit. giving the
kind and numbers of nails, sJhe depth OF
coffin and general style OF tho same, and tba
depth OF the graVe-only ore body 10 be IN
placed at each grave with number, which
humber must be registered ga connection
with the name and age OF tbs deceased. Pro
are 10 be made.
The contract Is 10 be for six months, and
the pay for said WORK isto be IN county war
80 ~
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NOTICES.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.O
Secretary and Treasurer's ONCE.
Memphis, Tenn, Sept 20, 1859. J
COUPONS ofthe First Mortgage q per cent
- seven per cent. bonds of1nis eomGasY,
MATURING on the LIST October neEt, WIFI Sc paid
attiIis ohiee at maturity.
see s.. Is. IANH Treasurer
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WRAPPISd PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP,
stOFekeepeEs can be supplied with any
desired quantity of YrappiRg paper cheap
for cash, on application at the APPEAL
counting room.
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UxpFRWBITRR's SALE of209 packages
goods tsligfltly agInaged by water, this
morning, 81 3 o'e!cek, by Gottlieb &
Ezekiel, Auctioneers, corner Second and
Adams streets.
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sTEAMBoArs
RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River
ZRPacket Comply
UNITED STATES
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS
L Company VIII run THREE boats a wees
ln tie Arkansas river: and until the c5fHplc
ton oftne new boats, the foiloTing boats " =
constitute the line:
THOMAS H ALLEN - PETTrTLARD, Ma
OZAItk -----------H. BLAIsDELL. Ea
y. EAL-----Ruhe Haynes M
leaving Memphis every Monday, WeduC
ard Ertdds.s o'clock p.m making CO
Hons a. ii. lie Pow with the Company
srNGght psesetS-
a. BTREN Borian
ChaPr
FORT GiB1uf - -
FOR en- points above Lh1r
a Fort tild6o1.
ThrOugh biiis 81 iadingg
ard from EcN Orleans, n
Loulsvil.e and Cincinnati.
Freigias delivered Al destinsu
stages OF the river, Elthorf storing
delay.
ANY persons dcslringftO shto uy
from ths North, East or Nest - any pE
the ArEHusas river, snquid nave their o.
Consigned 20 ME1Pas AND RIN
ER PIcET C~OMrENT.H at Memphis lo11ce 1oa
Front street Mosby Book Those shiDaing
frosa New Orleans shSuld cousign 10 Men,
phfs and Arkansas River Packet Company
Mouth OF White River.
The above company are now building two
new boats for the rkausa river. which viii
be finished shout the lt Octaber, thus
securing 10 their patrons q reliable tr-Week
~ line IA high or low water.
JOaS .. ADAMS. President
ia KENDIG. Agent.
sell Odce 50 + rODt street. Mosby Block.
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Shelby Circuit Court.

II. s. LEE, P~REsIpISG, Erc,
The motion docket was disposed Of yes
Berday.
On motion, IN the case of N MeGrath ct
al VS. John League, Clerk, ETC., an order
was entered o rscOrd that the said LoagBe
shouId roceiye credit for $685. ia his set
Element with the Comptroller Of the STATE
of Tennessee; the said sum having been
collected from revenue tax on drays, and
geld over 70 the Comptroller; and the said
t0asre being required to refund the same,
etc.
The petition of Anna Underbill was
sled, praying gor alimOuy peiehfe lite, ip
the divorce case OF John Underhill VS.
Anna uuderhili.
The ease OF white vs. Clark ct al COM
Gnenced sone da~yssince, win be concluded
to-day. after which the trial docket Will
be called from Nos. y 10 20 inclusive,
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sI25 10 1926 reduction in the price of the
world-renowned gold-medal Pianos OF
Chickering q Sons. Elegant octave
Pianos at $500. Terms easy. II. q. HOL-
LENBERG. Agent, No. 262SecOnd street,
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LETTER LlST.

The following is the list of letters re-
manning in the Memphis Postoffice and
not delivered by carriers yesterday.
AL letters directed TO street and num-
Der, will be delivered promptly by car
riers.
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ocroBER.-Hsrper's, Galaxy, Lppin-
oott Atlantic, Eclectic, Putnam, Pleasant
Hour. Leslie's Lady's Magazine, Cooley,
Demorest, Peterson, besidesa host ofother
monthlies, PbuDny, Literary, French,
German, Irish, Seieptipe, Sporting and
Police papers. All the Northern, West
ern and Eastern dailies at Joe Loeke's,
.aaX Main street.
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DAY BoARDERs.-Mrs. HOffmeister, the
proprietress Of the " Berliner klattera-
datsch saloon. No. Is Jefferson street,
will take a few day boarders at moderate
terms. Mrs. HOffmeister is too well
known among our German fellow citizens
10 need an encomium at our haEdS-and
10 every body else we say, from exps-
renee, She keeps q number one " table.
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THERr will be a meeting Of the l54th
Sr. Regt. Relief Society this evening at s
O'Clock at the engine house on Poplar,
between Main and Second streets. a full
attendance is desired. By order Of the
President. FRED G.. GUTHERz, Sec.