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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The races are Of more than ordinary
interest to-day.
The sun showed his face for a while
yesterday evening.
The police raided the gambling
houses last night and took a +" fat" haul
The funeral OF the late MI. Currin WA
very largely attended by our best citizens
yesterday.
That chronic bone OF contention, the
Little Rock Railroad stock, was up before
the Board yesterday again.
We are indebted to the Sodality Band
for q ticket OF invitation to their second
annual social party, which will come OF
at their hall on Washington street, below
Third, on Tuesday evening next.
The Investigating Committee appoint
ed by the County Court, convened yesteT-
day, and took testimony In regard to the
matters committed to it last Monday.
They viii meet again. to-day and finish
WIS before them yesterday.
That palace Of good things in the way
of wines, liquors, cigars, etc, the Brilliant
Saloon, sets a splendid game lunch every
day, cooked In the very best style, and
garnished with sauce and viands ut for
the palate of Epicurus. Mr.. SYLVESTER
Dandero, the proprietor, is M Of the
most accomplished bar-ksePeFs In the
profession.
The Sc. Louis Times, n well conducted
and stannch Democratic paper says: 1--WE
congratulate the good people Of Memphis
and of Shelby county upon their final re-
lease from the domination Of the Brown
low beard of County Commissioners.
Their observation-disclosures was eonsummated
by an act of the Tennessee Legislature, OF
the 2Sth ult., aboiishing the recent sys-
tenn, and re-establishingN the Quarterly
and Quorum courts of the county. This
bill has relieved Shelby county OF the
most obnoxious incubus over known to
its municipal history.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1858.

LODaE&.
EBrTu AFNrEIs, No. nS-m-ets % Friday az
each mouth-Hau cor. Madison aud second
Al Wheeler, ". n: Ben X PuIlen, Sec.
No. Ms-meets LIST Monday IA ey-
cry month, A. Odd-f elbows Hall, corner
Court and MHin. o Gent, W. N: John
keaInish, SECRETARY.
EILAscOrr, No LIST Friday OF each
month-Hau corner Madison and Second.
X. ". Mitchell, ". NJ; = Sturm. Sec.
DEsOTO. No. 2e-nse.s sd Friday Of each
moplh-Odd-fenOws' Hall. 2. N. Stanley.
". NJ; R W. Shelton, Ssc.
EmWEENTE95 No. al-meets 8th Friday OF
each m0ntb-at South Memphis HalI cor
nsf Of Madison and second. Jobn Afnslfs
NJ. III b X. Pullen, See.
EOYAL ARCH.
PFNS CHATTER, No me - Monday Of
.ach mOnth-Odd-FellOws Hall. II a ,frs-
80. ~. &. h. p &. q. Locke, Sec.
n.
EuAEHA COUNCIL, No. 6-meels 50 Mondav 81
ss.h riouth-odd-FellOws Hail John Zsrf
n IL; Nj. Wtggin, Rec.
TEEPLARa.
CrEEsE CoNNASDEET, No Emeet 4th Non
asy OF each month Jonn Gent Com. n
WfQafn- kaa
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The race begins punctualiy
LAW
nnninlnnI cnnrt...Indns Enuta.

MuHicipal C0urt---JnoDe fo9te.
Ths judgments taken yesterday are a.
follows:
Frick VS.. ACKNOWLEDGMENT for plain
Tiff. $l35 50.
Merchants National Ban vs.. Hun ct
aI-dismissed as to Hunt ; Judgment
against other defendants, S24l a.
Anderson w. Saint, administrator
judgment for plaintiffs rs g.
Plunkett Va. Robbins & Co.-three cases
Judgments for plaintiff, S2,7l5 80, 1854
II. IS 200 "a.
No jury cases will be tried during the
remainder OF the week. A list OF oLses set
for trial will be published for next Mon
day.
Court meets to-day at the usual hour for
the tr transaction Of Incidental business.
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R~zcFLLEsoEl EcoSoNr! STNFLicTrYi
Lsdies. call and examine the celebrated
Home Washer. 20 Second street. Washes
without wearing the fabrics. The finest
laces csn ha washed without tear. The
Home" stauds unrivalled as q washer.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Sefloss snd@- Hiy head s-V b. inserted al Tn
oestS PEI iuc, each HnsefitOn.
ID OOM@Siugle or IN suite. newly sad ela-
II sanity nttrd up-ean be had, with board,
al o. Madison street. oc2O
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co11Ecron,s oFr1oE U. 5. REvnNun.

IENEf o6pI. II Lo0os
After thoroughly testing your Louis
lana Creole Hair Restorern in preventing
to state that l have found Il \ complete
success, accomplishing all 1t proposes. |
have seen it frequently tried BY othsrs with
complete satisfaction. / think you have
succeeded in Introducing TO the public the
most valuable preparation for the hair
ever originated. Very respectfully,
ROLFE S. SAUNDERS,
Revenue Collector Eighth District Tenn
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FURNITURE dealers will bear in min
the sale that takes place this morning at
the salesroums # w. II. Passmore 4 Co.,
consisting Of circle end and French bed
stsads, dressing bureaus, bookcases, side
boards, Office desks, etc.
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THE RACES.
Fourth Day Of the Fall Meeting
Of 1859.
The FaVOrites Defeated In Both
Races.
BOOkmakers Fall Heavily. and
Buyers of Short Horses EIate.
Grand Days Sport Promised fer
To-Day.

In spite Of the promises Of the preceding
night, Yesterday dawned dark and lower
ing, and up TO noon the skies threatened
rain at every minute. Indeed, abouthalt-
past ten a slight sprinkle OF rain ! tall,
but not enough 10 more than dampen me
sidewalks and streets. Toward midday
the clouds frightened up a little, aud for
awhile there was q prospect OF a fair AFTER
noon, but the sun soon hid his face again,
and the day was ~ gloomy ss bei0re.
Notwithstanding this, b at
the track wa larger than On any previous
day-the number Of lalies, especially,
being much larger.
Ihs track was in excellent condition.
the north wind having died u on COM
pleiely, with the exceptions # u few holes
on the back-stretch, wldch have been
marked, and vii be ar'eaGed TO just 40
soon As the fail meeting stosss.
Il FIRsT RACE
was a hurdle race 1ur ali a-es, two miles
over eight hurdles three feet six Inches
high, wUtter weights, $500 TO the winner.
and 500 To- the second horse, provided
three or more start.
The entries were as follows, 10 go as
nRmed:
l. & Ca,mus enters q. ?. MeLrHdon's Big
Welk fa he Huf-T, 1 70 hg Loyalty, daii
Great Western CoiDu, W~h1te-and-red.
.. r.. Calvert cutters c. a. hycrson,s BIG L0d-
CO., 4 20, 10y LeNlRg ton, dam by Albion
Z r. Underwood entars VIM. jennings BIN.
FaU Cr.4 y.O., by Nsudsl, dam by Lex
lugfOn. ColOrs, blue-sud-scarlct-
l. D.. talbot enters W H. Cooks Big BW Jen-
slsags, late Cage-n, 8 20, % Austeriitz, Jam
The f-oIIowiny Is an sverage of the pool
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WONT STAY powN---UP AGAIN.

Cap Louis IL still alive and selling meat,
Ash, oysters and game, corner Of Wash
ington and Second streets. Give him a
cali, he'll please you all. Cheap, for cash,
is his motto. Restaurant and boarding
bouss keepers make a note OF this.
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You can always find Jakey Etley. with
his pleasant phiz, at the Senate, No. 3J
Jefferson street, ready to dispense the
best brands OF all kinds of liquors, such
as B. ]. Semmes' WHISTLES, Sands ale,
MarteiTs brandy, etc.
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NorIcR that Cooley for December, Har-
psr's Bazaar, Days DosDgs, containing a
splendid Illustration Of the Stonewail dis
aster; all the late Northern weeklies and
dailies, can be bad at Joe Locke's news
stand, 236< Main street.
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LADIES, DoN'T READ THIs.-That i'm
mense stock OF diamonds, watches, jew
slry, plsted ware, etc, ut ROyster, Treze-
want 4 Co.'S auction house, Is attracting
crowds Of ladies and gentlemen daily,
who, with one accord, agree that il is the
grandest display of the kind they ever
beheld. These goods are ali of the best
quality, and are being sold at the lowest
prices. Everything IL warranted As rep
resented, or no sale. At 10, 2 and Z O'Clock
each day the sales take place at auction,
but between those hours goods can be
bought at private sale. Call and see.
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FOR NEW
ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
Spslding. BldxsIl & sae0onoHah. Propr's.
K. ". YOUSGE---.Arting Manager

FRIDAY EVENING. November Izth-Bsn-
eft OF the young and popular Tragedian,
Mr.. FkASk MAYO, WING WIZ appear Tor
the hrSt time in MemphisI as CLAUDE
MELNOTTE. in Lord Lytton'S beautiful
play ~ n LADY OF LYONS; or, Love
and Pride.
Saturday, November Bth-FORMOSA MAT
ISEE Doors open at / pm; 10 commence
nt 2 Admission 70 The Matinee-Aduits
50 cents; children, . eents-tC all parts Of
the house.
Saturday Night FORMOSA positively its
last representation
Chausgs ID la Tine ~ C8HtmeneihF@Ou and
after Tuesday yvulng November 9Th, the
doors open ~ 63 pm. the performances 10
commence AZ hal-past Z.
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HoRfoLk OYSTERS.

These celebrated oysters are brought
through in ffty-six hours from
Norfolk, and are received daily
by Victor d. Fuchs. Nc. Al Jefer-
son street. Try acan and satisfy your
self that better can't be found.
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CITY NEW s.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

No advertisement il inserted In the
sVNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for IS an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six DAYS in the week,
the same a. all other Memphis papers,
EHd FOR the seventh day we charge one
SIKH additional.
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BARGAINS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS great
Red store, $50 Main street, offers 1900
pieces OF standard Prints, ~Sprague's,
DunnslrsMerimaek eete- slightly wet but
Otheru ise uniniared, At 10 cents = yard.
This saves TO the consumer ~ per cent.
on ~ purchase. Avail yourselves ofthfs
ehsnea WIN. FRANK,
go Main street.
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THE WEEKLY APPKAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
CANRL's hair fringe. white and Eariega-
ted. HERZOG & BRO,
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NKw MEnPHIa@"Forsa0sa' was re-
psatsd last night TO a fine audiences. To-
night Mr.. Mayo appears a. . Claude Mel
notte, - ia the Lady of Lyons.'
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Losr.-Yestsrday evening, fresh COW.
color red and white, with large star in
forehead, long tail. medium horns, about
3 years old. Any information will be
thankfully received by P. +. Sullivan, lbs
Exchange street.
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u.r the eslebrntsd HOMO washer.

EXCELLENT FURNITURE, Bedding, etc,
al reduced prices. Splendid opportunities
for newly married couples about settling
up" for themselves. Go TO Louis KEIrH's,
No. 50 Jefferson street, and see for your
selves.
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Judge Reid, of Frisr's Peint, is in our
city on q visit OF a few days DURATION
]. NJ. GOodhar, of the skos firm OF
Goodbar & Gilliland, has just returned
from q trip to New York and Boston,
where he has been making large purchases
for his house.
from Col. NJ. A. Bryson, the Chairman OF
the Committee appointed by the Louis
vile Convention on the subject Of levees.
understand from him that the great
enterprise meets with general favor.
We had the pleasure Of meeting, yester-
day, Mr.. A. Jacoutot, OF New York, agent
of N essrs. Dabos' Jreres q bordeaux, who
who is here on his usual fall trip South.
He was warmly welcomed by the many
friends that be has made on bis former
trips in this region.
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LOST.

NsEsss s8s5- Rs had xiii Be inserted az Ten
acsts pr Tine ~deh Insertion.
"ATHH AND CHAIN.-Tn South Mem
w phis. 8 blue sunmeled lady's watch
and gold chain The letters Is +. were Ell
sraved on the watch. There were attached
70 the chain a key ard seal. The letter r
was engraved upon The seal. A suitable re-
ward viii be paid 20 any one who returns the
watch End chain 10 81 south Court II. uOl2
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$5OO,oO IN BONDS.

SHELL OYSTERS received daily from
Mobile and Norfolk, by express, at the
Senate. IS Jefferson street.
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TH1 WEEKLY APPEAL, the largest and
best weekly In the Southwest. contains in
This weeks issue the full proceedings 81
the Shelby County Agricultural and NJ
ehSnical Fair, besides the other current
news OF day. IL Is sold at FIVE cents >
copy. . IS according to sire, the
cheapest paper published anywbere
Merchants wishing TO send a nansr 49,.
their country friends cannot 40 Getter
get the WEEKLY APPEAL.
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ATTENTION OF housekeepers is especially
called TO the abundant supply OF ReelfoOt
Lake Fish and Game of every kind, 10 be
found at the store Of Victor Fuchs, No. Al
IaNerHpn etreaf
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THROAT DISEASES" We would call at
tention to Browns Bronchial Troches.'
We have found them eficaeious In allay-
ing Irritation in the Throat and Br0nehia,
and would commend them to the atten-
ton of Public Speakers and others trou-
bfed with affections Of the Throat. They
are also an excellent remedy for Hoarse-
ness resulting from coId."-CoAeregahon-
aLfsf. Boston.
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OUR Black Alpacas are the best and
cheapest in Memphis.
HERZOG 4 BRo.
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Hour LAuNDnr, 27s second street.

STRIPED and plaid goods, already
fringsa. for ladies' and ehildren's Arabs,
received on last evening.
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suBscR1BE for the daily APPHAL.

NEw style Cashmere Suits-New Store,
Dos Main street.
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Bradley Stake TO carry s ibe. extsa. 1he
Civ adds $40.
L " Brady nam IS e.t Lars Ty4gg, pedigree
2 A. Boford names be. Lgachtars. by imp.
bennington. dam Neutrality, by Revenue.
8. Also, BIC. Enquirer. by map. L@afninEfoa.
dam Ida. by Lexington.
4. George CRdwaflader names be. Hamburg,
by Lexington dam by Churchill
5. Also, br.L. by imp. Australian, dam Dolly
Morgan. by Revenue.
s. X. b Cheatham names gr.L by Brown
Dick, dam by HiawathR-
7. James b. Clay nauies cat hagofe ho.sey
imp. Australian dam Madeline, by bd>-
& W. Cottriu names b.L Cnickef, by Daniel
Boone, dam Betty Ward, BY Lexington
8. +. T. Craig a son name chi Mss = oily, ~
Bob johnson, dam Fanny buss, ~ Ana
bassadOr.
II. &C Frank In names b.. c. 81. Leger, ~
bFown BIck, dam sonora Love, % imp.
e. o-.seaninxs names be. Eadare. by Lex
ingt0n, dam Lula Horton, by mp Albion.
Is. .. W. Parker nam-s hi Skesgodu, ~
Waterloo, dam by IT. Charles.
Charity. by Knight Of 80. George dam ~
Glencoe.
bonnie scotland, dam Lady Lancaster, by
I. Also, el.L by Lexington, dam by imp.
Glencoe.
Il. 1e0. " ard names b. T. Ma5.daae, by Lex
instOn, dam BY imp Horton
Green stake for thrse-year olds that never
won prior 10 August let Of the current year
mile meats, sub, Sz5, PIP; secon1 To receive
so Out OF TIC stake. lie Club adds s4vo.
l. A barnes names b. q. Gea. Basc, b3
Rogers, dam Polly Elliot. By amp. Lewis
than.
2 A. Raford names eh. T. C,qasffe, by Lexing-
ton. dam Susan Harris, by iiov. Hue.
J.. W. a. Chappeli pames Ella. T. Alice fOJl, by
Tight Eye, dam Ida, by imp. Glencoe.
4. Hinton a Craig name oh. T. Jenny &uagord,
ny Ulverstun, dam Crevasse, by vagina
5. Rufus Lyle names b. c. AOrggH ScOUf, by
john Morgan, dam Lizzie Morgan, by
imp. GlsnrOe.
8. !. Kosher names ELI. c. by Zero. dam Polly
Jones, BY Tom SOofe
!. K. :. Patterson names Ell. c, BY NHndAi,
dana Cholera. By Wagner.
g. A Keene Richards names eh. T. by imp
Mickey Free, dam, the Jam OF optimi-t,
by ignp. Glencoe.
8 Up. Thompson nrmts ell. T. ~pTrOiria, by
0odurd, dam lew Drop by Lexington.
10. West 4 AtcLisOn name b. c. Luck Ress, by
Embree's Lexington, dam by bertluhe.
FOOLS.
In the first race, pools were sold only
on Relm5old and Ters0iHes, as follows:
Isl ID d. 6dh. tn Iast.
VersaiIies-~~m Us so 70 40 Al
a. xs 80 rs 20 II
On the second race, the following is an
average OF the sales:
La. "a an. III. last
us . ~ .
Eisia entry z z s s z z !
I3 I7 l1 u IS
In the third race, the following is An av-
erage Of the ~sales:-
Ii. ID 2 en- sA. last
Patterson's colt. IS 50 70 80 80 %
Morgan seoul = sA--
Is ~ "a n 50 x
The race begins punctualiy a. 2 o'clock.
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CoSrTEUATToS or THE GREAT UNDER
wHfTERs' SALE this morning al Ten
O'Clock. at 233 Second street, by A. p.
Frxnkland, anctioneer. Also, at the anne
time and place, 100 sacks coffee, 100 harreis
sugar. Gr0cers and merchants be on
hand Ia time.
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To PRTNrKRs.AWs have for sale e font
of Long Primer type, nearly nav, suitable
for 3 country weekly. For price, apply or
1KExTTNG ENGLISH a GO.
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LETTER LIST.


TIE following 10 the list Of letters remain
ing in the Memphis PoSiOnice and not delly-
cred ~ carriers yesterday.
All Nttsrs directed 10 street and numbers,
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers.
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Buy f. Y. Shirts. furnishing goods, etc,
OF Wiggans x Thorn. manufa cturers, EJ
Main street, Clay Building.
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

HKusuz AND MfrHRAs Lodges meet mo
funrfion fth Wednesday IN every moe
Neliersh, B~tcretary.
Cs=gHTA COUNCIL OF PRINCES o. ~jEkCaALEMs
lsrh. N. ben. X. Pullen. sd, Targh.--; A.
n FlaBEIand. SD, Recorder.
CaIgaRY EHAPTER % hoeK CEoIx, 18TH No.
Charles " Adams, sd, NJ. W.; HI.
4onsinson. 84d. Sec.
PpuIrPPE buFLEssKIsC COUNCIL % XXI, ath,
MI Henrg 7. Woodward, KID, ComIn.-s
WHltam r tiFode, 3D. Rec.
coesIsT0EY o. WEsr TENNESSEE. I'd John
Atuslie, SD, Comm. IN Chief Dodge Z.
HlaeeH M ReG
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Law court.-.Iudae Lee.

. ~
The following judgments were rendered
FAlvilla vs.. MOtley-verdict for plsin-
tiff SlS9 IA.
De Lucea VS.. same-verdict for defend
ant. SIg9 u.
Ford w. Brown-verdiot for plaintiff.
Powers vs.. Sample. Mitchell & Cover
diet for plsintiff, SS,759 81.
Palmer & Co. VS.. Creighton & Douglass
verdict for plaintiff, $50.
Graham VS.. Delap-defendRnt dis
charged i'm bankruptcy.
Williamson vs.. Priddy-On trial
Harris, Cochran & Co. vs.. Ward ct Al
on trial.
The eases set for trial to-day are from
No. 1851 to- 2,620 ENTHUSIASTICALLY pub
lisbed in the calendar for the week.
chaacery Csart--Chaneeaor Smith.
The following DEGREES were filed yester-
day:
Sanford vs.. Hancoek-order to pay
money.
Taylor Va. same-order to pay money.
Bznkof West Tennessee VS.. Marr-refer-
ence.
FIahsrty VS.. Neutrality-suspicious..
DSmmOn W.. Frayser-reference.
Bank OF Chattanooga vs.. Bank Of Mem
phis-refereuce.
AllN bhllh vs..
Wood vs.. BOnd-inLerlocutory.
Cannovan vs.. Eider-hnsl decree.
Park vs.. Park-dnal decree.
Jackson VS.. James-tinal decree.
I5ayless ". Pearce-inal decree.
Polk VS.. ArmOur-hnal decree.
wilkins vs.. Wilkins-fnal decree.
Kamerer VS.. Seessel-final decree.
Benton vs.. Bryant-tinal decree.
BscigslupO vs. ranciola-hnal decree.
Hardin - Gmfth-6ua1 1aeraa
Eastman We. Doyle-motiOn to dissolve.
Willeford vs.. WestbroOk-order to pay
funds.
Williamson VS.. ~Cherry-deeree vesting
title.
Rocco VI. Roceo-revivor.
Bledsoe vs.. Bledsoe-order as to funds.
Cloth vs.. Wolf-decree for complainant.
Eekerly VI. WOl-decree for complain
ant.
Devote vs.. ROcco-revivor.
PreuSs vs.. Scheer-nnal decree.
Tho following causes were dismissed for
failure to speed cause:
Rledsoe vs.. BledsOe.
Kelly vs.. Rock.
Smith VS.. NaccarO.
Cooper VS.. Cooper.
Hill rs. Rice.
y. Bank Of Kentucky vs.. Fly.
Kerr vs.. Kerr.
Wallace vs.. VALLEY.
McAllany vs.. PrOViue.
Gilbert VS.. Shaw.
CoX vs.. Sharp.
Hauk vs.. LogOnO.
Walker vs.. Cox.
Sayers w.. Chamagne.
BAnkcrOft vs.. Carleton.
Oakley rs. Oakley.
Green vs.. Douglass.
jerks W. Scarborough.
BOlger Ne Chidssy.
Turner VS.. jackson.
Costen vs.. AcCombs.
Barbour Vs. Harbour.
LOve vs.. DeBarre.
Mallory VI. Mallory.
Murphy VS.. Home 1ns. Co.
Bartlett W. Simon.
Bartlett vs. Turnage.
Bank OF Memphis VS.. Ward.
NOrtheOtt vs.. Jones'
COckerell vs.. Stewart.
W~edgewOOd vs. Mcmahon.
DOnnell vs.. Roundtree.
Moody VS.. Able.
Grihing vs.. Armour.
Green VS.. Armour.
Laski VS.. Trigg.
Hansel vs.. Bolton.
To-day the call Of the docket will be
made a. No. 1lC0. Court meets at 10
O'Clock I'm.
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Criminal cnurt ..Iuans Hudson.

The case Of the State vs.. Pete Good, in
dietment for murder, was heard yesterday,
but not concluded. A verdict will proba-
bly, be rendered to-day.
BANKRUPT sale Of Groceries and Horse
and Wagons, by A. Z. FrsnklGnd, AZ ls7
Main street, this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Chance for speculation.
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AhAH1i AHAnsi HERzoa 8 BRO.

The APPEAL is the only Daily paper
published in the city. Only twenty-five
eanfs a uaak
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sold Al nee very cheap, at
NENDIG & BROS,
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PLAID Buttons and Velve;s received.
HERZOG & BRO.
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FoR children's and ladies' Arabsl Beau
tiful plaid aud striped goods in all colors.
HERZOG A BR0
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TTHLSAND BOYS.-TWo girls n learn shoe
VI Fitting. Those who can operate tie
singer or Howe Sewing Machine preferred.
Also. one or two smart white boys. between
u and q years Of age. Apply a. shoe FsC-
tory 2H Nam street. nola
nREssAAEERA- Twenty Dres-makarS.
IL Apply 50 Miss Walls, ~ Main street, up
stairs. nol0
VNO0D-CHQPPERS-S wood-chopper At
w OE. whites woodward, q. miles be-
low Memphis. in Arkansas. On the river;
coed timber. ash and oak; 81 . per cord for
~chupptuE; paw every saturday: supplies FUR
ut-hed Al wood yard AZ Memphis prices. Tor
better information apply 10 J.. LAW HORN,
dealer in groceries and family supplies.
Main street. near Memphis and Ohio Railroad
Depot, Memphis, Tenn. moi
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