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Treasurer-Nincont Bleeigalapo; Com
mittee on he Admission Of New Mem
bers-J0hn a SiguaigO. JOS. Foppian1,
p. PierrOtti, A. RaggiO, Andrea Rezz0ni-
co. We uf4le anu that the Association,
when or anized, wiilnumbsr from a hum
dred and ff y 10 W hundred members,
an viii be Ole Of the wealthiest and
M = respectable benevolent associations
II he county.
The so-callsd Memphis aud FL Paso
Railroad is destined to a great Teal OF
trouble. A dispatch from New York, on
the 10Th inst, says that one VIM. Aufsr-
man was arrested in that city, charged
with converting 10 his own use S15.00O OF
the bonds of the Memphis, Ell PasO and
Pacific Railroad, of which he was Assist
ant Treasurer in Paris. The order Of ar
rest was IN q civil suit to recover the
money. 4 motion was made YESTERDAYS
before The Court of Common Pleas, 10 va
cate the order OF arrest on various techni-
cal grounds and because the cause Of ac-
ton arose in Paris between two non-resi-
dents, and that neither the bonds nor
their proceeds were brought to this eoun-
try. The decision was reserved.
The New Orleans Tunes of Christmas
Day mad the following paragraph: "a
most excellent gentleman and esteemed
merchant was lost to this city, bv Ehe
death yesterday of Mr.. II. Z. L0nsdale.
Few OF our merchants enjoyed the respect
and good viii of ali classes of our citizens
to a larger degree imam Mr.. LOnsdale. He
had been Unidentified for many years with
the important coffee trade Of this CITY.
and was regarded as the very highest au-
thOrity on ali questions arising out or that
trade, as well as Oh all other mercantile
subjects. In all his relations, he was a
true and f3ithfnl citizen, and his death
will be sincerely mourned by a large cir
Gle OF devoted friends" The deceased
gentleman was a brother of our we'll
known fellow townsmau, Mr.. Lonsdaie.
whose connection with the insurance in
terests of our city dates back TO its in
fancy.
The Central Park was donated to the
city with certain conditions and stipulS-
tons attached, and it has cost the CITY
some $4,000. so far, to make it what It's
donors intended it should be-a place OF
public resort and amusement. Instead
OF being that, however, il is now, 90 use
the languageOf a correspondent VINO lives
in tif5 ueiglbOrhOod, "a truck-patch and
a resort for negro balls" There was a ne
gro ball given therein Monday night. and
though the neighbora0Od of the park Is
not very thickly settled, we have received
several complaintsO Of the manneri in which
the negroes behaved. The entire night
was made hideOus by the howlings. Yell
ings snd shouting. The matter OF the
park Is now before 2 special committee Of
the Board OF Aldermen, and we would
suggest TO them 10 inquire Of the neigh
bOrs about this matter before they make
a report 70 the Council. Il the place is
such q nuisance as we are led to believe
the lease TO the present parties ought no.
to be confirmed.
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WHITE ARABS.

The most beautiful style in Arabs for
parties or promenades, is the solid white,
trimmed with the new style white silk
trimming, and TO obtain one at a bargain.
call at
CANS NEW STORE,
295 Main street.
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LITTLE ROCK AND FORT SMITH R. r.

The Little Rock Gazette of the 23d says:
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Little Rock and Ft. Smith Railroad Com
pany, held on yesterday, the following
gentlemen were elected directors for tho
ensuing year:
C. G. Scott, U. NJ. Rose. Edward Wheel
er, James A. Martin, J. II. Haney and
James Lawson, of Pulaski county; An
derson Gordon, of Conway county; J. l..
Shinn, of Pope county; A. j. Ward, of
Crawford county.
The following resolution, which will be
of interest to the stockholders of the COM
pany, was adopted:
ResolUed. That it is the sense of this
meeting of stockholders that no further
calls should be made upon the original
stock subscriptions TO this company, put
that a certificate should be issued 10 all
those who pay up the calls already made
and that the balance of their subscriptions
be cancelled; and we request the Board of
Directors TO carry into effect this resolu-
ton.
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After this date, advertisements will not
be received from any but regular custom
ers and w~ell-estsblished houses, unless
accompanied by the cash. The enforce
ment Of this rule is rendered necessary by
the difficulties Of collection and the de-
mands of a business that requires u cash
outlay IN all its departments, forit proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
will understand and appreciate the neces-
shy for this basis for u future.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
November so, 1859.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEALunless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same as all other Meiaphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional
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~GESrrEMEN's LIST.
CITY NEW S,

TWISTED THREADS, at
COWPERTHWAIT CHAPMAN CO.'S
JUsT OPESED.-A new lot Of those
handsome striped Arabs, the predOmina-
ting fashions in Paris, which I VIII sell at
astonishing low prizes.
GANSfNEW STORE,
2gS Main street.
OUR STOCK of boulevard skirts p per
cent. below cost. SEESSEL & son.
ELEGANT STOCK of Goods Just received.
Greater bargains than ever, At the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2I3 Main street.
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a FULL LINE of German Corsets (27
Bonel 81 per pair, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


THE ORPHANS FAIR.-There was a
very good attendance at the Assembly
Hall last evening, and q considerable sum
was realized for the good purpose for
which the festival is being held. The con-
test for the gold badge and the gold
mounted whip for the most popular driver
of our steam fire engines promises to be
interesting. The vote now stands: James
Stokes, OF No. 4 engine, %; Patrick Scott,
Of No. ,, 10; VIM. Crosby, of No. 3, 1.
The polls are at the Orphans table, where
votes from the friends OF the various can
didates viii be received. A beautifully
gilt pair Of deer horns, suitably inscribed.
have been presented 10 the Fair 10 be
voted to the favOrite game dealer. Victor
d. Fuchs and John d. Edwards are the
contestants at present, the former gentle
man being ahead. The handsome velvet
bound prayer-bOok for the most popular
Sunday school pupil was much admired
by the little misses last evening, and sew
eral votes for favOrite young ladies were
recorded. 1t is at the Sunday School ia
bic. p. Duffy leads the list of saloon
keepers who are candidates for the mag
nifcent punch bowl, and A. Block has
the most votes for the set of harness for
the livery s5sble-keeper. As the time for
the termination OF the Fair approaches
the interest in it increases. and we ex-
pect to see the hall crowded tonight.
MEMPHIS THEATER.-" Rip Van Win
kle' was repeated last night for the ninth
time to a good house. 1t will be given
again tonight.
BROON's OPERA House was crowded as
usual, and gave splendid entertainment.
Charley's holiday bill is huge.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For RIvER-

Memphis aEd Arkansas River Packet Com
FsHy--U1.isd States Sal line.
FOr Helena. Pine BluL Little Rock. ana
through 70 FORT SMITH.
SEEAEESE OIA7E
This new and splendid passenger -
steamer viii leave as above ~
THURSDAY, S0th inst. at S pm
For freight or passage aprIy on board or 20
W Il. kENNEDAT. Agent.
de9 Nc. g Madison ST.. Srsutou y ocE.
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FOR ST. A RIVER.
o MOUND CITY
For Arkansas and Taxaa-

TRAVELERS OR EMIGRANTs going 70
Il Arkansas Or Texas should cross the river
atthis point on steamer
- NAECAM lH>ltL
TO Cheeks Landing. -Four miles OF land
travel saved. Boat makes tour trips daily.
Fare ons-half that Of steamer allstiR. sells
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To PRINTERs.-We have for sale q font
of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply or
ddress APPEAL office.
HEATING. ENGLISH & co.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co
Ehita linnr I inc
o OSCEOLA.

Regular Semf-weekly Packet-For Os,aola
and eli intermediate Laudi-
MOLLIEG RA1L----And j. D. 80 -
This superb light draught p
seugsr packet vii leave a. al - -
Every TUEsDAY and ATT .RD4y ~ -
deg Pun
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FIFTY PIECES alI-wOnl Empress Cloth,
d0ubIe-widLh, only fifty ceuts.
CANS NEW STORE
Us Main street.
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THE MUNICIPAL CANVASS.
Ward Meetings last Nishl---DeIegafss to
the Convention.

Pursuant tn the call OF the Democratic
Executive Committee, the Democratic Yo-
tiers Of the various wards assembled last
night at the meeting places designated in
the former call for "A convention TO nOmi-
nate delegates to the municipal cOnven-
ton TO be held to-mOrroW at the Greenlaw
Opera House. The meetings were an well
attended, and sons Of the very best citi-
zens turned out in their respective wards.
Owing to the precautions taken by the
Executive Committee fraud was rendered
impossible, and faIrer or more honest pO-
litical meetings We're never held in this
or any other city. The following are he
delegations:
FIRST WARD.
Capt. J. f. RanIle, Chairman; John S.
Sullivan, Secretary. Delegates james
Stokes. James \. Newsom. John Welch,
John HackesG, p. Hsaly and p. Kelly.
SECOND WAR
John w. Cochran, Chairman; William
Bridges, Secretary. Delegates: John W..
Cochran. Geo. S. Robbins, Eugene Golden
and NJ. r. LOwenstein.
THIRD WARD.
John Gum, Chairman; J. o. Durd, Sc
cretary.
Delegates, Dr.. a. K. Taylor, Major J.
G.. Barbour. John Gum, Mike Reagan
and W. P. Hunter.
FOURTH WARD.
Colonel Rosser. Chairman N. D.Weleh,
Secretary.
Delegates. T. a. Nelson. Colonel James
Coleman, w. II. Carroll and Raphael
Semmes, JF.
FIFT WARD.
Col. W. L. Duff, Chairman, r. N.
Make, Secretary. Delegates, Thomas
o'DonnelL, +. Bachman, A. b. Weaver.
SIXTH WARD.
Delegates, Dr.. d. D.. Saunders, Jack
Halstead and C.. 3. Church.
SEVENTH WARD.
Jno. P. Boughner, Chairman; W. B.
Greenlsw, jr., Secretary. Delegates: Ed.
Anderson, J. \. Denniger, VI. Gallagher,
Z. W. Jenny, W. Harrington, VIM. Cros-
bic, D. Sweifel, A. Dryer.
GHT WARD.
NJ. Mageveny, Chairman: II. L. Guion,
Secretary. Delegates: John L. Taylor,
Thos. MOfet, II. Mageveny, John Waters,
Phil Barran.
NINTH WARD.
-Four delegates, viz: P. P. Bsteman,
F. w. Royster, O. d. P. Piper and w. B.
Gibson.
TENTH WARD.
DELEGATES. N 7. Pendergast, B. Gray,
and H5lry league.
HANDSONE Chromos, in black walnut
and Oilt frames At fha
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NEW YEARS GIFTS. at
COWPERTHWAIT, CHAPMAN & CO.'S

APPLE CIDER just received from Ohio.
JOS. FRANSIOLI,
Corner Monroe and Second streets.
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WASTED.-A good Cook, Washer and
lroner; must come well recommended.
Enquire at IFS Vance street, OF at 2a9 Main
sLest, mp stairs,
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AUGUST BRETON, the oonfectiOner at the
corner of Fourth and Poplar streets is
ahead of everybody In that line. He also
sells home made mince meat, ready for
use, at 20c a pound. scu
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raaIrpaE - cIRCUIT CoURT:

TUDGE-EdIs1s dpDcGl: In response TO the
j very complimentary cab in your paper OF
Yesterday. signed one OF the Bar, 1 HEREBY
Eurs4uCe myself "A candidate for JUDGE OF
the IE-IlIACllIJuLEE- OiS1el1y county.
dan 4. W. HEISkELL-
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GENTS Sleeve Buttons and Studs. gold
plated and warran ed, for one dollar, Al
he
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
DIR Main srreaf
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OLE RELIABLE"
DAVIS @
UElTE0 STATES MhlL LINE.
OPPOSITION TO AoM0PgLY.

THE splendid S~ide-wheeI Passenger Steam
4 ers Liberty No. 2, and Commercial. VIII
form a Semi-weekly United states Mail Line
between Memphis and White, Little Red and
ana Black Rivers, leaving Memphis every
Tuesday and Saturday, at 3 O'Clock Nm.
These boats have been locked and thoroughly
repaired and furnished with new Outnts.
making them as good aSuew. The Merchants
and Planters on White, Red and Black rivers,
" taken One-haff the stock in this line,
thus making It a permanent and reliable
." Home Institution" We nope. by strict AZ
tentLOn 10 business and Low RATES, to merit
a fair share Of public patronage.
JOHN B. DAVIS, superintendent.
Consign freight to " Davis Line" Memphis,
Tenn. LEVY & ROBBINS, Agents,
nOl5 No. 10 Jefferson street, Memphis.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packets
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
SlLN EE masaa -
This elegant and swift steamer
will leave as ABOVE
WEDNESDAY. 18Th inst. ats p.ua.
LARRY HARMSTAu. Assent
de7 No. Il Madison 50 -sof
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FOR ST. FRoANCIs RIVER.

Regular - fraEciS River PacEet-lhr1urh
p2rrr 70 8acisOu and Wirts1urg
- " are. master
Anii elegant low water plsSeu-
81 steaiHer VIII leave as above A
THIS DAY, 2fh Inst. at5Dm- -
LARRY HAHM~TAU Acau--
49, IL M-dFEsr @araaf
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bill herein can be heard, and It is ordered
that the same be submitted to me on
such application at the courtroom Ofthe
Pulaski Chancery Court, in the city OF
Little Rock, on the 29th day of Novem-
Der. 1869, at the hour of ten o'clock am,
and that this be notified to the defendants
or their solicitors by Endorsement Of a
copy of this order on the summons to
issue on the said bill.
Given under my hand as such Chancel-
Tor, the 9th day of November, 1869.
T. d. W. YONLEY, Chancellor.
Attest d. P. UPHAM, Clerk.
PaLGski County, State Of Arkansas
Pulaski Chaneery Court.
/, d. p. Upham, Clerk of the said Court
in and for the county aforesaid, do hereby
certify the within and foregoing sixteen
pages to be q true and complete copy OF
the bill and exhibits thereto annexed OF
file in my Office and marked filed in my
Office this the 9th day of November,
1869.
Witness my hand as such Clerk and
the seal Of said Court, this 22d
Il. S. day OF December, A. D. 1863.
DIP. UPHAM, Clerk and Master.
ELEGANT sToCk of Goods Just received.
Greater bargains than ever, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
LADIES, misses and children's merino
vests below cost. SEESSEL Il SON.
Two HUNDRED VAsHTI, just received.
COWPERTHWAIT, CHAPMAN L co.
THE STOSEwALL SALOON. under the
old Eldorado Billiard ROOM, corner Sec
ond and JEFFERSON streets, is well supplied
with fine wines, liquors and cigars. A
good lunch is SET every day at 10 O'Clock.
Capt W. Hopkins is the proprietor, and
wOGld be pleased to have all his friends
LaFontaine house.
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ELEGANT Stock Of Goods Just received
Greater bargains than ever, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
Oh Main street.
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CHANGE or BAsE-FROST 10 REAR
At Levett q Co.'S, corner Union u Main
streets, that same old boot and shoe land
mark, 1876, where can be found an inn
mense stock Of holiday goods, pump,
dress and waterproof boots, extra high
polish boots for ladies' toilet, and en-
broidered slippers for ladies and gents.
The enlargement Of their rear enables
them TO make a better show in front,
which will be proved by a visit TO their
immense establishment Christmas lCeek.
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HOTEL.
TEE APPEAL is the only Daily paper
published in the city. Only twenty-five
cents q week.
BUSINESS NoTIoE.-Ne contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi-
vidual owner or employee of this Office,
viii be paid at our counter or recognized
as an Offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person.
HEATING. ENGLISH & co.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

NEW YoRK mills French yoke shirts at
cost. SEESSEL il son.
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HANDSoME Chromos, in black walnut
and gilt frames. at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
ZI3 Main street.
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GAIL FOR those damask figured buck
towels at SEESSEL SONS.
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ELEGANT STOCK of Goods just received.
Greater bargains thar ever, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE.
2ISMain street.
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}. w. McDIAMOND, elk.
pxHrrfr &C

EAHIBfT C.
Freak NJ. Mahan ct al, plaintiff VS.. R.C.
Brinkley ct al. defendants,
Before the Hon. John Mcclure, Asso-
ciate Justice Supreme Court, State Of
Arkansas, at Chambers. Order of Injunc-
ton.
The State of Arkansas 70 Robert c..
Brinkley, Miles Owen, Henry y. Ed
mondson and Alexander Mcdonald, their
agents, attorneys and employees of, in or
TO the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Company: You and each OF you, your en-
ployees or agents and attorneys are en-
Joined from exercising OF attempting to
exercise the Offices of President or Direct
ors of the Memphis and Little Rock Rail-
Dad Company Orthe franchises, rights or
privileges belonging thereto, and from
Withholding from Frank NJ. Mahan, W.
W. Wiltshire, James N. Lewis, Benjamin
G. Brown and Robert C.. Wallace, the
possession of said Offices, and from with
holding from them the possession of the
properly and effects of said Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad Company or in any
manner interfering with them in the du-
ties of said Offices until after the fnal de-
termination of a cause now pending in
the Circuit Court Of Pulaski county,
Arkansas, wherein Frank NJ. Mahan ct
al. are plaintiffs and YOU are defendants.
Witness A. W. Cox, Clerk OF the
Supreme Court of the State OF Ar
Il. 81 kansas, with the seal Of said cours,
this nineteenth day of November,
1869. a. w. cox, Clerk.
ORDER OF INJUNCTION.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court. Rob-
ert c. Brinkley, Miles Owen, Henry b.
Edmondson and Alexander Mcdonald,
plaintiffs VS.. Frank NJ. Mahsn, Benjamin
{. Brown, VIM. W.. Wiltshire, James NJ.
Lewis and Robert G. Mahan, defendants.
On this day tho bill herein is presented
to me as the Chancellor Of said Court and
the same being duly considered, it is or
dered that the said defendants, their
agents and attorneys, be and the same are
enioined from any future inter-
meddiing with the property n business
of the said plaintiffs as directors OF the
Memphis and Little Rock R-ilroad Com
pany, and from instituting any further
proceedings in any of the courts of the
OF Arkansas or of the United States,
touching their rights to hold, exercise and
any OF the offices held by the said
plaintiffs in the said company or its fran
chises or In the management and control
Of the business thereof until the applica-
ton fos an injunction contained in the
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DEVICE ard Initial Paper.
COWPEEIHWA AIT, CHAPMAN & co.
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4 MISUNDERSTANDING received the nom1-
nation IS candidate for Alderman Of the
7th Ward. at the uemOcratic meeting held at
Ferguson Hall on l3tu inst, take this meth
Cd OF FfvluE 10 my friends that accept the
nomiral1n. viii serve the citizens OF
Memphis 70 the Bgat Of nay ability, II ] am
elec.EI. A. J. ROACH.
December i. 1850. delS
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DIR. SPALDISG & Co.'S tennessee State
Cancer, Lung, Eve and Ear InhrmarY,
treat cancers, ulcers and all old sores
without knife or psin. Eye and ear dis
eases, consumption, asthma, rheumatic
diseases OF the bladder and kidneys, piles,
and all diseases Of women and children,
and all old chronic diseases treated sue
cessfully. Consultation rooms IS Monroe
street.
SELECT a box of Handkerchiefs, Half
Hose. +. Y. Shirts, or any style Of Furnish
ing Goods for holiday gifts, at 23 Clay
Building. WIGGANS * THORN'S,
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WE ALL the attention Of the young
men of Memphis to oUr cloth and cassi-
mere stock. SEESSEL It son.
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PERSONAL.

We had the pleasure of a visit from X.
II. Stone, ofthe firm OF Sheffield & Stone,
publishers Of the WcStcTa Commercial
Gazette. and the Southern Home Journal,
Of 81, Louis. Mr.. Stone Is on a short
business visit TO the city, and viii call on
merchants in the Interest of his pa
pers.
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F0R JUDGE % CIRCUIT COURT.

HTEgUIT JTDGE-We are authorized 10
announce J. a. ANDERSON a. a candi-
Gate Tor Jca-s 81 lle second Judicial Circuit
or shelby county. oeE
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Heil-kaoBn Butcher has his Neck
Broken.

As Mr.. Dave BGrkls, a well-knOwn
butcher, who has a stall in Poplar street
Market, was driving home last night,
through Second street, ia Chelsea, aIter
7 dark, his horse @ fright nc something
il the road and SHE'D, throwing .h9 wlg-
OF down an -embsukmeut and ovecturu-
ing il on Afr. BurkIe, ~breaSing his neck
and killing him instantly. A man, avn
unknown, who was with Mr.. Burke, was
also severely injured.
Coroner Samels0u was notified imme-
diateiy, and -summOuiug q jury held an
inquest on the body. The jury, through
the foreman, Alderman Vincent, rendered
a verdict in accordance with the above
facts, and stating further that the place
in the road where the accident occurred
was IN q most dangerous condition.
Mr.. Burke was a German by birth.
about thirty-hve years Ut age, and had
lived in Memphis many years.
-s
How are you " of for Soap?" Fifty per
cent. better value at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
: BIB Main street.
GAIL o those damask figured buck
towels at SEESSEL SONS.
YESTERDAY, TO-DAY AND FOREVER.
49, 1890 ~ 1AsA@N -
WaIrE, with Stripes-boautifnl Arabs.
CANS NEW STORE,
29S Main street.
WASTED.-Two unfinished rooms
central locality. Address Lock Box 4.
Go TO Locke's, 1854 Main street, for the
latest news.
JOE LOCKS, 256Jz Main street, has all
the late PictCrials, Fashion, Literary,
Scientific, Police, Sporting, Irish, Ger
man, French. and j host of others, New
York Herald. World, Tribune, Times, ST.
Louis Republican, Times and Democrat,
Chicago Times and Tribune, Louisville
Courier-Journsl, Cooley, Peterson and
Deui0rest for January, and q large asscrt-
inert OF ether mOnthIies, late Novels. STA
tiunery, etc, etc. Mr.. d.. B. Wharton can
be found there, and will take pleasure in
waiting on their friends.
MEMPHIS DOLLAR SroRE-Joe Locke's.
236k Main street. Where you can get the
worth of your money for one dollar, and
choice Of q select lot Of bound books.
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LocKE's Dollar Store, 236Jf Msinstreet.
Choice of a large assortment bound books
for Z dollar.
SMOKY CHInNEYs.-No cure no pay.
Have your CRATES set and smoky CHM
neys cured, by calling on II. Lemon, Al
Madison ltreet.
THE GHOST OF KING SOLOMON, If the
~spirituahsts could raise it, would admit
hat there IS something "ueW under the
sun" PhalOn's Vitaiia or Salvation for
the Hair, Is thoroughly original. There
mas been nothing like it since time began.
IL is the only transparent, and harmless
fluid in existence that viii restore the
natural color to gray hair, without diseol-
oring the skin.