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GAYoso E-ECNHPNESr. No.aLO.Q F-meet.
on the ISL and Sd Thur DAY NIGHTS Of each
month. q % clock A. ffbavls- CP; D.
Trader. IL p; Thomas Bacon. scribe.
night, go O'Clock J. M-NaYuesburg. y
@; j. Caup- SD. y. q. Thls. MoHet. sec'v.
G~EICEasAN LODGE 80. Sheets every Mon
day ulsl- at7 O'Clock. il. Russell. y. 81.
AleEaUcar hunn, v. O., G.. Walter, Record.
iuR HecrrU0ry.
Ruin LluCE. $50 j. EE4EEE or REEEKAn-
iuy- pn tHaISf Friday uiEhfiu each month
= oeeA- e %. u. r. PUeh, y. O.; Ms
v. L. MeLtIesh. ~ccy.
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WANTED.

rETUATTGN@COPN1ST-Win copy or do
= anv Kind writing. IN good and plain
e-VIa in-a month. FOR my board. Have been
sl5e-Tisl 60 Tccrat my health. Addres
&. j. BELL.
u0.- Goodai House, No. l3 Mein.
fTfEF PAHrNFH-With cash capital Of
& SIa0u, 20 carry on INC SFocer, foutify anu
T,5rtsnle Fusine-s. which is and has beeen
doing q good. paving. permanent business Tor
~ s-f twenty months. Increase 81 business
end bg3 helith requires me TO get 2 partner
IN IL rhn7.e OF tie indoor department.
Rest OF references given and required. Ad-
rsas @. K. P~o-lolicc, lur four days. noz
EaLESNAN-In n Dry Goods House, who
= can control a large planters trade from
81 lsris county. arlfaus1s; also, a sales
E-au who cau control q large trade nom Crii-
rtuGen and Philips counties, Arkansas. None
re-i apply unless they can nh above bill.
SALARY no object, provided the right men can
he oLt4iUcd Apply I'd DIS Main street.
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Chaneery Court---Aistoa Clerk and Master.

Thr bills filed yesterday are As follows
Taylor. McBain x Co. ". q. Curtis ct "a
TAYLOR, Mcliain * Co. vs.. 81. Peter
Literary Association.
Attorneys having the following paper
Viii please return them TO the Office G
tic Clerk and Master Immediately:
266S Cubbins vs.. Mariner.
27ll Green W. Miller.
Z7lS Galbreath vs. N. & C.. r. Il. Co.
2763 Mitchell ". Ryan ct al.
1893 DOYLE vs.. Cooper.
SlgS Marie vs.. Piasgio.
Sz8l TAYLOR, McB. & Co. vs.. Dow.
33a5 InSlee vs.. Citizens Union Bank.
$3.50 Warrick vs. J0hnk.
1863 Grant vs.. Ford.
1888 Huuduall vs.. Chambers.
1853 Morste vs.. Mcmillan.
1862 Austin vs.. Brinkley.
a672 Spices vs.. Jocrss.
a5~6 Writ vs.. Saint.
5111 Herzog vs.. Pcres.
1886 Hart vs.. Roberts Il.
3S9s Payne vs.. Ambercrombie.
39ij Powell vs.. Powell.
$3.50 Red.ord vs.. st. John Liddell.
5959 Semmes vs.. Mabb.
An47 Cranmer vs.. Frank.
1897 Ledwick vs.. Ford.
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NOTICE.

Epk The present. and during low water. the
4 Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
company VIII run the following new and ele-
4tnt packets twice "a week 10 Pine Bluff leag-
Tag here MONDAYS FRIDAYS. At 5
o clock = m. steamers
DARDANELLE----W. r. Nalaud. Master
S.a-m Master
FthIG lBp1S --E smith. Master
packef.
AliEhlCAN---Le Chapman. Master
For 1.-two Rock The steamer
FORT SMITH Ed. NO1tsf Master
VIII Leave Lttrl- Rock every Saturday. AZ =
O'Clock, for Dardsuelle. thus making two
througlErlps 10 Little hcrk and one To Oar
dstncile weekly.
JOHN il. ADAMS. President,
HnH aL. r.-a#m~-lm
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HELP WAITED.

V-OODLCEOFPERS-6 wood-choppers at
~ &C. Whita's Wood-yarc. ~ miles he
low Memphis en- ArEans1s, on The river:
chaPping; nGy every Sat1rdnr supplies for
ui~ueI 4t wood yord ~ Memphis prices. Fr
better information apply 10 J.. LAMEOkN.
dealer in groceries and family supplies, >
-iaia street. near Memphis and Ohio Railroad
Depot. Lemahfa. Tenn. mol
A WET NURSE 70 rurse a child ten weeks
N Old. Apply O. l1 Marked street.
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A NEW Ago 4 eooD lOEA.

Mellersh, the coal man, the gentleman
who deals in black diamonds, who il
known everywhere in this section, and
who is so popular in Memphis, has re-
Gently opened, on Second street, 4 coal
yard for the convenience of the people,
a yard where they may purchase from n
TO five, or more barrels of coal, either
camel or anthracite This is a great CON
venience and one that we hope our people
will not fail 10 appreciate. IN all the
largeeities such conveniently located coal
yards are as abundant as the wants Of the
people call for. II Is TO the credit Offriend
Mellersh, who is a live man any way you
take him, that be is the first to inaugurate
a system that cannot fail to meet the ap-
probation Of the general public. Leave
your oEders at the Office OF Bigley d Mel
lersh, M Of Court Square and Main
street.
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AK old gentleman in the city, who re-
eeived medical treatment ut II Second
street, and only paid ten dollars, viii save
publicity of anne and particulars by call
ing Immediately and paying balance due.
His name is known, but withheld for the
present.
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LaW Conrt.-Ieaae Ia.

Judgements rendered Yesterday:
NsodbUrn. smith < Co. vs.. Burr & Co,
Judgment fog plaiuiif, 500 "A.
Lithgow vs.. Watering, Judgment for
defendant.
kaller vs., Bethel, Judgment for defen-
dant.
scales ". Castor, dismissed by plain
til.
Garlock ". Armstrong. dismissed.
McHcnry y. Thomas, Judgment for
plaintiff, SIS a.
Wageener ~. Metcalf, judgment for
plsintin, $40.
Fletcher ". Mallory, judgment for
plaintiff. damages waived.
The ease Of Bond vs.. Beaurer is under
consideration by the jury.
The eases SGT for trial to-day are from
No. PSI 70 No. 23JJ. inclusive on the
calendar !Or the week heretofore pub
Iished.
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SgCrarvopATi-sHAKE N~oREl-stone $
Tonic syrup cures Cl-As ndtc'er' OF none.
refunded. sold hy ~. ~ Wilkerson Co. g.
c. Ward Il Co, Goodyear rails, N Rose "
Main. and All DruCeista.
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ATTENTION is called to the ADVERTISE
ment Of Finney Il Clark, OF 81. Louis, 70
be found in our new advertisement
column. They are reliable and trust
worthy, and should have the confidence
Of our people.
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PERSONAL

INFORMATION WANTEp-Os WILLIAM
PE-s-z. who let my Hpu-e on Thursday Ey-
euluE. and has not Hrer heard l-rm since.
Auy Information given 10 Geo. L Williams
a. lIIlcC-on street. corner pl Promenade. cor
70 the Family, IA Chelsea, viii be Thankfully
received. oc3i
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CONFEDERATE. RELIEF AID HISTORICAL
ASSOCIATION.
MENpHIs TnSv.

MEMPHIS. TENN.,
November 4. 1853.
A regular meetiag 81 she Confederate
Relief AMI historic Association will be
held this evening, IL the Municipal court
room, ut : O'Clock. IsHAMG. HARRIS.
JOHN w. DAWSON, President.
Secretary.
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the COMING INTERNATIONAL ExalBl-
TON,

We take pleasure in the general interest
Of the public, in publishing the following
letter from the Mayor of Memphis. in be-
half Of DR.. Plough's project for a Marine
II Industrial Exhibition, for the city Of
Memphis and the Southwest. There seems
to be a good deal Of public spirit manifest
ed in this enterprise. We have noticed
with much pleasure atarge number Of our
most prominent and influential citizens
have given their promise to sustain
DR.. Plough in his laUdable undertaking..
4 committed OF thirseen business men Of
Memphis, have been appointed by<Act-
ing Mayor Swaync, for the purpose of
making a suitable report, which win be
laid before the public in u few more days;
MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HAIL,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, NOV. /, 1869.
DR.. 4. L. Plough, Memphis, Tenn;
DEAR SIR: have examined with care
your high testimonials, and note with
pleasure that You have enlisted the CO.
operation of a large number Of our most
prominent and philosophical citizens in
behalf of a Marine, Mechanical and
Manufacturing Exhibition and Fair, " at
this city. The project is, in my estimation,
praiseworthy, and it is with pleasure that
| add my name to those who desire to wit
ness and will aid in the contamination.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOHN W. LEFTWICH,
Mayor Of Memphis.
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GENTLEMEN, take notice, that NJ. Kraus
* Co., 2is Main street, corner Of Adams,
are offering shirts, understands, drawers,
socks, etc, at great bargains,
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LAW REPORTS.
Municipal colrt---Iudye Fouts.

Judgments taken yesterday:
Twohig vs.. Gatens. Judgment for defen-
d4at.
Powers vs.. Treat, plaintiff n%on-suited.
~SrhIappack rs. J=rrico, Judgment for
plaintiff, etc.
Rocco vs.. Talmadge, Judgment against
administrator.
Taylor vs.. NJ. 4 \. of NJ, pleadings
amended.
The eases set for trial to-day are:
30 O'HerD rs. Beecher.
1917 Boswell, use, etc, IS Dntinger et a..
1856 Jackson Insurance Co. vs. Wormly,
JOY * Co.
1852 Farro Us Rocco.
i357 Finn - Dryer.
1869 Vance vs. Piper.
1870 Commercial Bank " Nerger.
SO o NJ. q. a.. Co. vs. Dean ct al.
1877 F.siIs Us Clark.
1873 Freck IS Graves.
1879 Saith rs. Bell.
1882 Low, trustee, vs.. Balm.
1889 Hart ct 81 VS.. Noble.
1896 ArkcrUlan IS. TCof, Phillips 4 Co.
1856 Cornell "a. Smith ct al.
1857 Amrs a., al ~. Hughes.
1892 Il. g.. savings Institution vs.. Ban
men.
1856 Gus d Co. vs.. Gatti ct al.
1905 GsvU-o Gas Company ys. Hill.
1883 =. :. NJ. +. ms. Co. v. Williams.
I.Uj Howell, Wood * Co. ". Ruffin, Fin
uis s Co.
If05 Crawiey -. BLACK. Estes & Co.
l41G MEiuple ". Aiiiard.
1872 k0bn ~. Sorey ct az.
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HIS Of Exchange on all the principal
cu - OF Europe, for sale in suins TO suite
&C First National Bank, No. IA Madison
street
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.n.caInr eor lhs az ArrnAL.

LOOK at Il cheap black and eolored
alpaccas. NJ. KRAUs & Co..
us Main street, corner Of Adams.
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DEATH OF AN OLO PRINTER.


Yesterday, in his seventy-fourth year,
Capt. John G.. EIinck departed this life
for the better, followed by the regrets OF a
host CT warm and sincere friends. De-
ceased was 4 gallant soldier Of the war Of
1872, during which he served as a Lieu
tenant Of the South Carolina Contingent.
He, early in life, removed West, and was
engaged i'm various capacities in c0nuec-
ton with the press, much OF the time
with the APPEAL, to which he bequeathed
his private papers and memoranda. IL
was the good fortune orthe writer TO have
known Capt. klinck for over thirteen
years, during which, il Is only fair to say,
he proved himself worthy the character
he enjoyed as n Trustworthy, reliable citi-
zen. In every relation OF life he was hon
est and upright, and TO the day Of his
death proved steadily true to the political
principles which he had imbibed in early
life. Peace be with him and his.
-
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
Storekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity of wrapping paper cheap
tor cash, on application at the APPEAL
counting room-
BED BLANKETS, linseys. kersoys, Han
nels and Jeans, at very low prices, at NJ.
KrauS IL cos, DIS Main street, r of
Adams.
SEE IT-The CHICKAsAw" HAT, by
Leidy q Co, leading matters OF the south
west.
For a bargain in a Cloak, go to Cans
new store, 29S Main street.
ARABS! Acknowledgment Novelties
opened to-day at Meuken Bros.
CHEAP CLOTHING can be bought at
Cans new store. zJs Main street.
The COMING INTERNATIONAL ExHlBl-
TON,
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A NATIVE HISTORIAN.

TWENTY-FIVE Gents n week is all the
APPEAL costs d~elivered by can riers.
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LADIES and ehildrens' hose. in great
variety. AT great bargains, at II. kraus &
Cos. 2Is Main streel. corner Of Adams.
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OUR stock Of Dry Goods and Fancy
Goods is now complete.
- T. w. JOHNSTON & CO.,
347 Main street.
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RIBBoNs, fringes, gimps, dress buttons
and trimmings, in great variety, at great
bargains, at NJ. Kraus 81 Co.'s, 2l8 Main
street, corner of Adams.
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FOR REHT.

HOUSE-No. l0l Third Street The furni-
IL ture for sale, cheap, within the neXtthree
crvr uoy3
II ODNS-In Commercial ~Ripck-Suitable
II either for Offices or nice bedrooms, at
reasonable rates. Apply -
Jos J. ANDREWS.
rGvz % Front Row. upstairs.
II lC1iS-Fiss Rooms ia PrOvine Block,
II conner Main Enu Gavl-n streets; appl To
GEiBEFtrE. STEWART co,
ClC No u Union 81. Stoncyah Block
ECR EENT-A nice HOUSE. containing :
ICONS. in "a desirable n~eiEErorGood, ON
conner Poplar ard Orleans. HauiTe et Us
Adams street. iocl2l MARTIN nALl.
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MEMpH1s, Tenn, November 8. 1869.

IaNN.f NUNVIIlUtI D, IoOt.
Editors Appe0t: l desire to state, in
reference to your statement that 9Th
black silk quilt, ornamented with a bo-
quet and wreath Of flowers, worked in
silk and placed on exhibition at the Fair
by Mrs. j.. II. House, of island 30, was
awarded the premium by the Judges"
that the report made by the Awarding
Committee to the Secretary for the pre-
MUM was in favor of No. 2, which num-
Der was entered by Mrs. Maggie Apper-
son, and the premium was accordingly
paid to that lady. / cannot butthink that
the excitement of the moment has in
dg0ed the suggestion that any imposition
has been prapticed, when we have the
report of J.. Cummings Johnson, Chair
man of the COMMITTEES, ta the contrary.
Resply, LEON TROUSDALE,
Secretary.
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An Explanation.

In our issue Of yesterday, in an article
beaded AN Injustice" referring to the
awarding OF a premium for a black silk
quilt, we unintentionally, in the stating
If the fact, did Mrs. COL. AppeTs0n q very
great injustice. Col. 4. W. RogsteE, the
Superintendent of the Textile Fabric De-
partment of the Fair, called upon US yes
terday and made the following statement
of the facts IN the Gasei Mrs, -App6rsOn
placed on exhibition n patched siik guilt,
and Mrs. Capt. House placed there also
an D~ppbgHetts silk guilt. Their was no
premium offered by the Society for an
u~ypAgpefe quilt, but there Was for a
patchwork quilt, and this premium was
awarded by The Judges 10 Mrs. Col. APP
person, The judges, who thought Mrs.
Houses qullt deserved a compliment,
awarded 10 her a special diploma, which
in obtaining, she had some difficulty with
the officers Of the Society. She called on
Col. ROyster. who explained 10 her that
her quilt, though beautiful and rare,
could not come in competition with patch
work quilts. Mrs. House did not under
stand this explanation, and still thought
tEat some person in the interest of Mrs.
Col. AppeTson had done her injustice, and
this caused the statement published by
US yesterday. We hope that this expla-
nation will be satisfactory to all parties,
for it was foreign to our intention to do
Col. Apperson or his lady an injustice, or
to intimate that they YOgld do anything
wrong ia the matter,
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JUsT received per steamer Russia. on
consignment, 100 sets Fine Furs. WIZ be
sold at once very cheap, at
VENDIG & BROS,
NO. 226 Main street.
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Ma. J. =. BYRNE, Agent louisville and
Cincinnati Short Line" railroad, has
received the following dispatch from Gin
ciunafi: Rates have been reduced First
cIsss5sc per 100 lbs; Second class 63c per
100 IBIS: Third class 53e per 100 lbs; Fourth
class Soc per 100 lbs; Flour CSC per Dbl;
Pork 81 OiH per bbL. Time four to i've
DAYS. sure. w. y. Ludlow, Agt.
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From Mrs. NJ. ROdneT. Hair Dresser and
Wig Mixer, and Dealer IN Hair Goods,
1913 Nam street:
MEMPHIS, January 20, 1SG9.-Messrs.
Mansfield d Higbee: You ask my opinion
relative to the LOtaSiaRd Creole Hair Res
f0rer in its effects upon the human hair,
and I cbeerfully reply by stating / have
useAit myself, and furnished my numer-
Gus customers with "a great many dozen
bottles. with the following results: 1t
stops the hair from falling out; it restores
the hair 10 its original color; it does not
stain the skin. nor soil the clothing. It is
a delightful and pleasant Hair Dressing;
st cures diseases Of the scalp, and keeps
the hair entirely free from dandruf, Civ
ing toni and vigor TO The secretions; II
keeps the head cool and pleasant-in a
word, il appears TO be Natures Oicn Rem
edy for supplying the waste or loss OF Vi
tality in the human hair. without any IN
furious effects. j consider it the best hdf1
restorative which has ever been brought
10 my notice, and consider il a success be-
yond precedent. My customers are all de-
lighted with its effects. 1t is elegantly
perfumed, and is very cheap to b con-
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LADIES under wear, very cheap, at NJ.
Kraus * Co.'s, 2lS Main street, corner of
Adams.
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THE APPEAL is delivered by daylight,
seven times a week, for twenty-five cents.
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Now is the time to subscribe for tn
APPEAL. Only twenty-five cents a week
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A WEEK or BARGAINS IN DRY GoODs.-
Strangers visiting the city should call ON
NJ. Kraus q Co., 2ls Main street, corner
of Adams.
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CoRsErs and hoop skirts. at bargains.
n. KRAUs & Co.,
1fs Main street. corner Of Adams.
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JUsr received, direct from Saratoga, 100
dozen Congress Water.
CHANDLER q co.
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SIXTEEN years in Georgia, but come to
sell bargains in Dry Goods at Cans new
tore, Dos Main street.
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CLOTHS, cassimeres and water-prOofs,
at very low prices, at NJ. Kraus q Co. 3,
2lS Main street, corner Of Adams.
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ELEGANT Wooden Hosiery always in
stock at HERzOG q BRO.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL, the largest and
best weekly IN the Southwest, contains in
this weeks issue the full proceedings of
the Shelby County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Fair, besides the other current
news OF the day. 1t is sold ut five cents a
a copy, and is, according to size, the
cheapest paper published anywhere
Merchants wishing to send a paper to
their country friends cannot do better
than get the WEEKLY APPEAL.
A
CHnpREN's Fancy Wool Hose, very
cheap, at Cans new store, 298 Main
street.
CALL at Joe Locke's and get the annual
repor, of the Chamber Of Commerce.
Every planter and merchant within a
hundred miles of Memphis should have
one.
THE WEEKLY APPEAL is delivered in
clubs oftwO or more at - per annum-
the cheapest paper published anywhere.
MISS ESGL.1sH has just recoiv we'd her Fall
stock Of elegant ami fashionable Mill
merry, consisting OF the latest styles of
-B0unets and Hats. Very nice BOnneCs at
- each. No. 30 Main street, up stairs.
The WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, ETC.,
Of Wiggans Is Thorn. manufl cturers, 23
Main street, Clay Building.
BUSINESS NOTICING contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi-
vidual owner or employee of this office,
viii be paid at our ounter or recognized
as an offset TO any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle IL
himself IN person.
HEATING, ENGLISH Il co.
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CBFce Nelaphis Gayoso Gas Company,
Bgak building, corner Main and Infer
san streets.
The books for subscriptions ofstock are
Rom open at the gas office. by order Of
the Board Of Directors.
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EVERY shade Of satins. new goods. At
EERZOG 4 BRO.
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CoTToN Brokers' Marking Ink, a supe-
riOr article, CHANDLER q 90.
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SEVEN dailies a week. 25 cents.

PREMTUSS-Caps at Francisco & Wig
gins, 80, Main street.
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269 Main street, opp. The Square.

HATS, leading styles, and ladies' furs,
FINER GOODS ANGER SELECTION
than any house in the South.
LEIDY q Co.,
ona NJ. -4-.ot - fhc G.,o-a
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1 WILL GO to the new Cheap Store to
buy my Dry Goods. Cans new store, 29S
Main street.
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SHAwLs and cloaks. at bargains, at NJ.
kraus q Co.'S, us Main street, corner of
Adams
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ONE OF THE WANTS or MEMPHIS.

PPEMIua soft Hats at Francisco &
Virgins, 307 Main street,
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Personal.

NJ. Jesse W. Page, jr., has returned to
the city after an absence OF some weeks.
u. NJ. Heating, Esd, Managing Editor
ofihe APPEAL, returned from Nashville
Yesterday.
We had the pleasure Of a visit yester-
dav from Mr.. buchanan. late one Of the
editors and p]r0prietors Of the Little Rock
Ljber0i.
We are indebie ed to George b. Lee. ESQ,
baggage masteriof The Western division
of The Little Rock Railroad, tor Little
Rock papers Of Tuesday.
Rumor has 1t tbst ex-President JeiTer-
son Davis il to become President ola Life
Insurance Company of this city, and to
reside AT fernando, Miss.
Gen. Young, late of The Confederate
army. al present member of Congress
from The Atlanta GA District, is in town,
and stopping al the Oyerton, the genial
and gentleniauiy proprietor GfWhich we'll
kept hotel is an Old friend. Ii il Needless
TO say hat Gen. Young Is right upon ali
issues of the day. and hat he is prepared,
As ever, TO stand by his people.
Gen. Albert Pike arrived in the city
Yesterday and viii remain a few days.
It is a great pleasure 10 US Memphians 10
see his huge figure Though withal it il
scarce large enough to contain his mighty
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even though we know that he has re-
moved from our midst. There are few
indeed who ever met him who do not
veAeFate and love the name Of Albert
Pike.
We were more than pleased to meet on
the street and shake hands with our old
friend Col. Price, who was accidentally
shot ia or near the Commercial Hotel
some weeks ago, and whose wound was
pronounced mortal by his attending sur
geons. Col. Price looks much reduced in
desh, but this is a natural consequence at
tendant upon so long a confinement in
bed. We hope soon to see him as rotund
and hearty as ever-foF a more genial and
wholesouled man than he does not walk
the streets of Memphis.
The many friends of the gallant and
genial Captain Mike Clusky, so well
known to the soldiers Of the army Of Ten
ncssee, and as a member from this Dis
trict Of the Confederate Congress. will be
glad TO learn that lac is rapidly cGnYa-
lescing from a recent operation by that
prince among surgeons. DIR. Buest, of
Nashville. This last excelsior was as pain
full as u of the former to which our
quOndam associate has been subjected,
but he bore against !; with the herOism of
a true soldier, sustained by the heartfelt
sympathy Of many true friends. That
Clusky may live many days is the earnest
wish OF a host scat tered throughout the
South. and wherever the earnest friends
Of the Constitution and the country are
to be found. His services are npon record,
aud are as honorable TO him as they are
creditable to the South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-04

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