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RHERs, WEATHER ssD BUSINESS.


MEMPHIS Gas WORKS, October 10.
The river rose ! inch in the previous "a
hours. It stood % feet ii Inches below
the high water mark of 1867 this morning.
300 CHAS, GOODWIN,
The Arkansas Is falling steadily, but
the packets found little trouble in reach
ing Little Rock and Fort Smith. There
is no material change in the stage OF
water i'm White river. The weather is
clear and cool. Business active.
Mr.. j. =. Gallagher, a we'll known
young gentleman of this city, was acci-
dentaliy drowned yesterday evening by
the upsetting of a shell boat at our levee.
Particulars elsewhere.
Capt. links Brown is in our city.
Tae Mary Houston passed down with a
first rate trip. I.4
The Belle Vernon, from Pittsburg.
passed down.
Seventy cents per hour was paid for la
Dor on our levee during the past week.
Niggers are King.
We learn that several of our Packet
Companies are about to contract with Mr..
John Ainslie for Chinese laborers. A
good move.
The Des Arc gets away for White river
on Tuesday, in place OF the Legal Tender.
John EHiOtt Is master. 31Seffa3T
II Magenta, Capt. Hicks, will be in
port to-day. She leaves on Wednesday
Tor New Orleans and way points.
Tie Hamilton, Capt. Hsrdwick, came
in last night. She leaves again for Osceo-
la Tomorrow.
The Geo. w. Check gets away as usual
tomorrow for osceOla and way landings.
Geo. Malone is master,
The new St. Francis, Capt, Tom Bow
man, backs out tomorrow for all points
on the st. Francis river. She is an elegant
packet. Pane and Clark are clerks.
The good steamer Julia, Capt. Callahan.
will pass down to-day for Vicksburg and
the lends. She carries the United States
mail. Andy Isaacs has charge of the
The Sam. ]. Hale will back out to-day
for G. Cincinnati and all way landings on the
Ohio. She is a tip top packet and is very
popular. Capt. Walker is master and MI.
Miller is clerk.
The United States mail packet Thomas
H. Allen will get away to-day at her reg
ular hour for Little Rock and way points
on th9 Arkansas river. She makes close
CONNECTIONS with the packets for Fort
Smith. c. T. Walker is her chief clerk,
The Linton, Capt. Reasoner, leaves to-
for Fort Smith. Capt. Larry
has received one hundred and
hfty IONS of freight for Der direct from
Baltimore.
We hope that our river friends wont
the benefit to be given tonight at
The New Memphis Theater for Cenfeder-
ate widows and orphans. Il Is a worthy
and steamboat men never refuse to
aid to the extent of their ability.
Capt. John Smoker now commands the
R. +, Lee. ~ van esns-~
Ed. Ryland, formerly of the R. z. Lee,
IS nov clerk of the Frank PaFgoud.
The gallant Rubicon, Capt. All. Girls
som, will pass up to-day for Cairo and st.
Louis. She is a United States mail
and her officers are amongst the
popular on the river,
h magnificent passenger packet Great
Republic, with Capt. VIM. Donaldson on
he roof, will pass down tomorrow for the
City. She has just beer over
lauledi and is handsoner than when she
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Personal.

John League, Esq, returned from the
Irish Immigration Convention yesterday.
We were glad to shake by the hand yes
terday Capt. Sam. c.. Weaver, late of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. He
has come back to cast his lot with us.
MRS. T. S. CLINE, the sprightly and tai
ented actress, SO well and favorably
known to visitors at the Memphis Thea
ter last season, is now playing at the Va
r~ieties, New Orleans.
Jas, Z. Byrne, Esq, Freight Agent Of
the Louisville and Cincinnati Short Line
Railroad, is in the city. He intends to
reside permanently in Memphis, and will
establish an Office here.
j. +. Morehead, Esq, who went to Eu-
rope to represent the cotton interest of the
South has returned to the city. He leaves
in a day or two for New Orleans, where he
will establish a house. M
Our friend Charles Nourse, ESQ, GEN
eral Agent of the Phoenix Mutual Life In
surance Company of Hartford, returned
home yesterday from a protracted tour in
North Mississippi. He looks as fresh as a
lark, and though he did not go ON that
" bear hunt" he says he tool some BIG
risks down there. He is again in harness.
Under the heading "Grand Rally This
Evening. Everybody Come Outiv the
Friar's Point Weekly Delta has the fol-
lowing paragraph: "Hon. b. D. Nabers,
the greatachampi0n of Northern Missis-
sippi, having stopped for a day or two in
our town as the guest of Gen. Alcorn, be-
ing invited to address our citizens this
evening, fhas consented to do so, at the
courthouse at ~ O'Clock.
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SHOT.
A Man Named Fox Killed by a Rail-
road Conductor

A difficulty occurred at rAnguille, the
western terminal station of the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad, on Saturday
evening last. about 4 O'clock, in which a
man named Fox was killed by a conduc-
tor OIL the Memphis and Little Rock Rail-
road, under the following circumstances:
1t appears that Fox was drunk and very
quarrelsome, and during his spree, at the
time above named, was e~ndeavoring to
provoke a disturbance with every m he
met; and the conductor, trying to stop the
fuss, was assaulted by him, and. in self
de Tense, drew his revolver and shot Fox,
killing him almost instantly. An inquest
was held yesterday, and the result of the
deliberations was that the homicide was
justihable, and only committed when no
other course was open. The friends of the
conductor, of course, very much regret
the occurrence.
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81 -ERRaHernEnT

-
IRON AND AFTER TITS DATE THIS
4 Company VIII run THREE BOATS "a week
IN the Arkansas nVerf AMI anil t~ueeompie-
ton Of the new hoa,s, the following boats viii
constitute the line:
THOMAS II. ALLEN -PErTcrARu, Master
B-AIsDHLL- Master
Rice Master
----------A er1ess tcr
Leaving Memphis egerv Mou6sg. hUedl1eaisy
tons at little Rock Withfhe Conpauy slight
draught packets;
VAN BUREN. E0rtaHd. Master
AMERICAS ---LtY Chapman Ncstqr
rOhI aa1ttr
FORT 6IHSON .----.--. smith, Nastar
For all points above Little Rock, IS pisa no
ThTougllbill { lading giTen- Tor Freight %
and nom New Orleans, Manphi%st. Louds,
Louisville and Ginciunah.
Ercights delivered at destination, so eli
delay. 8aE @tna III
ANY persons. desiring. "a. shin rs This Inc
ron North sbFNNssth f4Y 'pfn 81.
the Arkansas river. sh6uIf uaTr f8aIr 3
consigned to "AENlAls AEs ARK S-a Hts-
Err PACKET COHPASY.r at Memphis toH ier s4
Front street AOsby RQgs.H These s.lup-Ag
from New Urleanssheud eoustfnr Be NJ
phis and Arkans4s River Packet Company, -
Mouth of White River.
h above co5npaHy are nov tGsHiug Two
new boats for the AT-8l1Sss FLYER. viii
be finished about the ist GctDUas. tlts
Seeurfngf er1latr9ap refR1ie ui-wSek.
All persons Whn sLID eol3~ IS tile care IS
this COMPANY t 1IellQhis or .t0ufhU I nttsr
river, must send &liSof Iadine 10 ~ asvAs
Of this company t4 prevTEt rft4y.
~ 1dE i-ADAIS, EscLllt E.
WI GtsGItAf, A-ts'
OcG III 24 front Street. Iasoy lsn1cr.
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PLANTERS, TAKE NoTICB.-Great bar
gains offered in osnaburgs, dOmestics,
jeans, linseys, brogans and boots, at J. II.
LoeWenstine 4 Bros, Z3l Main street.
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10 ths Puhne.

Private families, hotels, steamboats,, res
tauranis and the public generally, will
No. 27S Second street, Memphis, has
made arrangements for a daily supply
from all parts of the country of Oysters,
FISH, Game, Dressed Poultry, Celery. etc.,
prepared expressly for this market, which
he guarantees to sell, wholesale and re-
tail, cheaper than any house this side of
Mobilize or Norfolk. His house Is the
Independent Headquarters of everything
good to eat, Don't forget it, 27s Second
street.
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SEVERAL hundred copies of the Annual
Report Of the Chamber of Commerce are
o r'sale at Joe LOoke's, 236k Main street.
Merchants should procure copies and send
to friends in the interior.
BEAUTIFUL gimps of latest style just
opened. Call and examine.
HERZOG & BRO.
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OUR ARABS and Kid Gloves the attrac-
ton of everybOdy. HERZOG It BRO.
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WANTS.
FOR RENT.

non RFNT- Cottage on Alabama street,
Il containing hVe rooms, beHldes hitcheh
and servants room. Fine cisterni wood mousse
stable, etc, etc, on promises. Apply To-,
NOR RENT-A nice HOUSE. containing Z
Il rooms. I'm 4 desirable ueighbOrhOod, on
corner Poplar and Orleans. Inquire AZ lfo
Adams street. lOc5l MAkIl i
NOR RENT-The large store House No. II
II From street. W. ChAoE
seiS EPoplar street.
NOR RENT.-Large Front Room, No. Il JEFF
ferson street, upstairs, suitable Tor ONCE
purposes. aug
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MORE LIVE ST0CK.-Eddins kWuIiams
at the Bluff City Stock Yari. corner lin,
den Il Clinton streets, near Shelby
street, have just received another LARGO
sHpply Of beef and grazing cattle, milch
cOws with young calves, hogs and sheen
Ais they have a lot OF grazing sheen ana
the celebratedJaek John Bell. Tor sale
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RIVER NEWS.

BOATS LEAVING III DAY
DAN ABLE--..-...-.... Friar's Point, SPIN.
THOs. IL. ALLEN--.Arkansas river, 5 pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS ........-.St. Louis, 4 pm.
t... ...r a ARRIVALS.
Steamer Luminary, st. Louis.
Mary Houston, Louisville.
Belle Vernon, P~ittsburg.
e.. ". Cheek, Osceola. T Atiaf
DEPARTURES. ...
Steamer City of Cairo, st. LoHis.
ArgOsy, Cincinnati.
Luminary, V~icksburg.
Belle Vernon, y. %.
Mary Houston, n. o.
IN ORT
Steamers DesArc, r. IL. Allen and Sam j.
Hala 400 SELL .|r
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A COMPLETE stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods, iust received and selling very low;
consisting OF the best ladies', misses and
ehildren's shoes. Latest STYLES Of dress
goods, Of every description; complete as
zortment Of fiannels, linsey, jeans. etc. /;
clocks and shawls Of the greatest varieties,
all Of which will be sold CHEAP" at
VENDIG & BRO.
No. 296 Main St. Memphis. Tom.
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CALL at Joe Locke's and get the annual
report of the Chamber of Commerce.
Every planter and merchant within a
hundred miles of Memphis should have
ofes3laH AzAA ,TAaiaW
SILK PoPLINs, plaids and striped dress
goods, in beautiful assortment. ia
HERZOG 4 BRO.
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WA N. HARRINGTON. HkSRr B. HOWELL
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A BEAUTIFUL line OF new Cloaks just
opened. HERZOG q BRO.
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By reference to cur want column, un-
der the head Of boarding" will be seen
aH opportunity IN get extra good board for
a gentleman and lady on Monroe street
convenient to business Persons DESIRING
board In Il genteel family viii do we'll TO
aDBlV-
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Il Another column win be found the
advertisement OIL. C.. Loeb, Offering the
the well known and beautiful Cochran
Hail to responsible parties for
baiis. parties, etc. Mr.. Loeb desires
ns u say that none but reputable
and respectable parties need apply for his
hsll, A. il has never heen rented or used
5or those purposes 10 which one OF two
other places Of public assemblage have
been prOstituted. Mr.. Loeb IS a good ca
Jerer. and balls and parties at the ~Coch-'
ran Hall" are noted for their good sup
pera.
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ARRTvED.-L. Soards, General Agent of
tie southern Publishing Company, has
arrived from New Orleans, and intends
commencing the canvass for the Memphis
City Directory for the coming year, as
sisted by a competent force Of reporters.
II will be remembered that this Company
published our last Directory. and As It
has given entire satisfaction, we believe
our business men will see the importance
Of supporting the coming work.
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BILLS of Exchange on all the principal
cities of Europe, for sale in sums to suit
at First National Bank, No. IA Madison
street.
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WRAPPING PAPBR FOR SALE CEP.p
s~torekeepers can be supplied with anv
aeslred quantity Of Wrapping paper cheap
counting room.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.-A comfortable home at Ger
+ mantown. On the premises ale a Cottage
with : rooms and all usual outhosses, -
low Tor cash; apply TO JOHN NJ. GRAY, on the
premises, or 10 c. J. GRAY, at the Appeal
office. sOSAV
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To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a font
of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly 5Fof price, apply or
APPEAL Office.
HEATING, ENGLISH a. co.
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FOR every pair OF our kid gloves which
tear SEA trying on, we give yOn a new
pair without charge. Try the glove.
HERZOG & BRO.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NRw MEMPHIs-To-night, as q read
ers are aware, has been set apart by
Messrs. SpaIding, Bidwell & McDonough,
for the benefit OF the Confederate Widow
and Orphan fund. SO much has already
been said by ourselves and others on the
subiect that we have only to add the hope
that the building may he crowded from
pit 10 dome, and that not only may every
seat be occupied, but the standing room
also. We ave every assurance that TINS
will be 50, for when were u people,
especially the ladies, appealed TO in this
or q similar cause, that They did not re-
sPOnd etmGSsg.C
MOVES Circus got of yesterday even
ing. The delay WIS OCCasiOned by an ac-
cIdent 10 the circus boat. Mr.. Moves, the
manager, leaves to-day 10y rail 10 meet
hia people At Nicksburg. Ia parting
with him and his show, We cannot let the
opportunity pass of expressing our salts
faction and admiration At the manner IN
which the entire concern was
in our CITY. In this respect, NOyes' Cir
Gus WAS a model, and might adv1nta-
gvOusly ba patterned after by more than
one mammoth concern OF this sort that
have recently visited Memphis. The ut
most decorum reigned supreme In every
department, and there was nothing said
or doue throughout their entire stay that
could he objected 10 by the most faztidi-
Gus. We wish them well.
BKooN's OPERA HoUSE.-Hsrry No
Carthv. 1.-THE great Harry, the biggest
card in the business-opens at BroOm's
to-uiRht. We M look for loud"
houses. Misses Fannie DeNerc and Fan
ME MAY have been engaged, aud will ap-
pear ia their new double dances, in which
they excel any a~rtistes that have over
been on the variety stages Of Memphis.
VAKIErIEs.-SeVeral new faces Will
appear on these boards Tonight, while
Johnny Pierce, Dick Clarke and Dan
williams, amongst the burnt eorkists, T"
and Misses DeVere. Albertine and others
have been engaged, and will continue
their unsurpassed delineati0us ,dances,ete.
orR D-REss-GooDs, during the coming
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ALL-WooL White and Red Flannels at
. cents, worth 40 cents, at J. II. Loewen-
slime 4 Bros, 2Sl Main srteet.
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Buy f. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc,
Of Wiggans q Thorn, manufa cturers, 233
Main street, Clay Building.
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GREAT bargains in blankets. A fine as
HERZ0G a BRO.
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PIANosl PLANosi PIANosl-Great bar.
gains in Chickering's and other pianos,
and Estey 4 Co.'S Parlor Organs at their
agents, 282 Second street.
H, G.. H0LLENBERG,
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BEAUTIFUL Solid-colored and Fancy
Poplins at Is cents, worth so cents, at j.
II. Loewenstine & Bros, 23l Main street.
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BOARDING.

A room comfortably furnished
Is and centrally located, with board, may
lie obtained by a gentleman and his vile, IN
a family where there are but few boardersi
address Mrs G, Appeal ONCE. references
given and required. 80
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ALL-WooL Figured Merinos at 25 cents.
at J. II. Loewenstine q Bros. Clay Build
ing. .
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A LARGE STOCK Of Boots and Shess
just reeaivel. HERZOG &BRO.
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CHINESE LAABQR.-For particulars, call
on John Ainslie, at southeast corner or
Court and Main streets. .[
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HERzoo's new Kid Gloves to hand
again,
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18th Annual Opening of the Fur Season.
FRANCISCO q WIGGIN,
II,F4u-, aa1 LN,rs;a.a

BOZ Main St., Under Peabody Hotel.
Agents for the Southwestern Fur Co.
Our Stock of
LADIES Fancy DRESS F6Rs il now COM
plete, with all the latest patterns. This
stock was selected from the best Euro
pean and North American fur manufac-
turers, and will he sold at prices that will
defy competition.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EoCURE SoPAYi-SHAKE NO M~oRE!-Stone's
Tonic syrup cures Chills and Fever, or money
refunded. Sold by W. n. Wilkerson & Co, {.
c. Ward q Co, Goodyear & Falls, NJ. Rose 81
Main, and all Druggists.
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WANTED.-A first class drygoods sales
mar, at us Front Row. None other need
apply. iA
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Dress trimmings, late styles.
7. W. JOHNSTON &CO.,
3f7 Main street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
= ET
ARKANSAS EtfVER LIstR. ~
Memnhls and Rrkansas Rlver
Paekst ~COmp'X

UNIFIED sTATEg MALI
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Main Street Store for Rent.

Z TPO& timely application and sufficient in
x ducenleur offered. weswiH rent fer one
year from sstSeptember next, the Front Store
Room now occupied by us, corner of Main
and Jefferson streets. with part of basemeut
au2O ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT too
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Memphis PostOfice and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed TO street and numbers
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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For RIYER.
O WHITE RIVER.

Line-Resnlar Memphis and White
River Packet-For DeVai's Bluff. Little
Rock. Augusta and JacRsonport,
DIES Elliott master
This elegant passenger packet KIN
leaves as above [-E
Positively TUESDAY,, Ethinst,, az p.In.
ELLIOTT & MILLER GENT,
ocl0 . Promenade street, opp. Landing.
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WE arc now offering a very handsome
stork Of dry good al low prices.
+. w. JOHNSTON a CO.
34T Main street.
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BUSINESS NorICE.-No contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi-
vidual owner or employee of this office,
will be paid ut our counter or recognized
as an offset TO any hills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person.
HEATING, ENGLISH & CO.
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CITY NEW S,

DoLBEAR's Commercial College, go
Main street, open day and night. New
pupils can begin any day.
BEAUTIFUL PLAIDs received.
HERZOG & BRO.
ZEPHYR worstedS, all cOlors.
T. w. JOHNSTON &CO.,
347 Main street.
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NoTrcK TO Cry n COUNTRY MKR-
CHANTs.-Large stock OfStaple and Fancy
Dry GOods, Notions, etc, bought for cash,
and will be iObbed at eStra low prices.
Linseys and Jeans, full assortment and
below market rates, being bought at auc-
ton. J. II. LOEWENSTINE & BROS,
81 Main ST., Clay Building.
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ID BLOOK, MEMPHIS, TENN

H..
HAVE FORSALE AND REEPCONSTAET
II ~ on hand a null supply, in part as f0i
Rows: | -.I.r. H.-a
100 casks BaeOn; - =
2OR barrels Mess Pork;
$50 kegs Lard;
100 hhds. louisiana Sugar; % III
200 barrels Hard and Refined Sugar;
900 packages Molasses;
800 pieces Kentucky Bagging;
IOOf tons Iron Ties-assOrted;
500 kegs Nsils-alI sizes;
500 barrels Flour;
500 barrels salt;
900 barrels whisky--an grades;
$50 boxes Cheese;
500 bags Coffee;
Extra Sngar-eured Hams, snd numerous
not mentioned. sel2
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ATTENTIoN.-There will be agrand lunch
set daily, commencing to-day, from 10 TO
70 a.m., at Park Place, 81 North Court
street, Herman Caro-. proprietor. The
best of lager beer sc. a glass; liquors and
cigars of The best quality always on hand.
Step around, gentlemen, and refresh
yourself, IL will do you good. Herman is
always there, and will wait on you in his
usual happy style.
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Coon QUALITY "A Bleaehed Domestic
at 1871 cents, worth Is cents. The greatest
bargain in domestic offered in this city.
j. H. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Building.
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SoTIoN goods. hosiery, gloves, %corsets,
hoop skirts, balmoral skirts, ETC., ETC.,
now open. r. W. JOHNSTON d CO.,
347 Main street.
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GET your fish, oysters, game and Ice of
Charley \. Martin, No. "a Jefferson street.
GREAT bargains during the coming
week. HERZOG Il BRO.
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GENTLEMEN's LIST

NEW trimmings, new fringe, new goods
generally. HERZOG q BRO.
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FOR MOUND CITY.
For Arkansas and Texas.

TyRAYEIERSgCR E8FuUAETS gol1grto-
Il ArkaIrsas rFeNas shoaa cross thsffgar
atthis point on teaHCv
LAJ neek master
to Cheeks Landing Four miics or lame
travel saved. BOit makes fOur t5ips Lltly
Fare one-hslf that o: steamer gallatis. sells
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Omar BARoAINsin Jeans. Hsukets,
etc. HERZOG &BRO.
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MURRAY & RIDGELY, merchant t~ailors,
81 Madison street, call the attention of
their customers and all others in want of
anything in their limo, that they are re-
ceiying and will be able 10 show them as
fine a stock of goods, and will put them
up in as fine style as any first class estab-
lishment in the United States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-11

NoTICE.-There will be a meeting of the
Oriental Base Ball Club this monday
evening, at their club hall in the Webster
Block. BY order of the President.
] M. DoWLINR. Secretary.