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criminal court-.-Iudae Hudson,

Yesterday the jury la the case of the
State VS.. Missouri Miller, Indictment for
larceny, found a verdict OF guilty and
liked the penalty at thirty days impris-
onment in the county Jail.
In the case Of the State vs.. Ellen
Thomas, larceny, the jury returned a YER
dict of guilty and liked the period of
Imprisonment at ~ year Ia the State
~penitentiary.
The case Of the State vs. Robert Good
lett, indictment for larceny, was given to
the jury at a late hou last evening. We
VIII the verdict tomorrow
morning.
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tx,PaEsIDIGr DAVIS.


Hon.. Jefferson DAVIS, eN-President OF
I tho Confederate states, arrived in the city
by the steamer Great Republic, on Thurs
dsy morning At = O'Clock. He was met
bv a few personal friends, by whom he
was escorted 10 the Peabody Hotel, where
a suit Of rooms had previously been pre-
pared tor him. He had scarcely been COM
fortably quartered when the fact OF his
presence in the city was noised abroad,
and thereafter, all day, until a late hour
in the evening be was 'called" upon by
his friends and admirers, numbering
among them many of the ladies Of Mem
phis. leading lawyers, politicians. journal
lists, officers and soldiers OF the late Con-
federate and Federal armies, merchants,
bankers and planters from the neighbor-
ing country, indeed, by representative
men of all classes. Mr.. DAVIS received in
the public parlOr of the hotel which,
throughout the day, was thrOnged with
visitors. He looked as il enjoying good
health. and seems 10 Us the beau ideal OF
the distinguished gentleman. Easy and
I graceful, with q pleasant smile and
hearty, good words for all, he charmed
every one who had the honor Of greeting
him. The congratulations of our citizens
were ardent, and in more than one
instance were given expression to
i'm words that told how thorough IL the
appreciation by a people Of Mr.. Davis
services and sufierings for the South. He
was siBgularly happy in his recognition
OF gentlemen he had met with before, and
was quite fe%licitOus in the manner en-
plnyed TO remind them of b fact. A
Young man entering, accosted him, "Ar.
Davis, / suppose YOU do not remember
mel" "Ges, / do, my son, " was the re-
joinder, You were a member of my
BODY guard.7 Gen. NJ. j. Wright being
introduced, the eN-President said, 81
know Gen. Wright n addressing him,
continued, The last time we met was at
dinner at the house of our old friend,
Howell Cobb, in Macon, Ga" Judge T..
". Brown, on being introduced, was also
reminded by Mr.. Davis that they had met
IN NanHille, as the Judge said, under cir
cumstanres that would not warrant him
in supposing that the ex-President could
possibly remember him. These are only
a few Of the Incidents that have come to
our knowledge, and which served to
deepen the respect in which the hOnoFed
representative OF the South is held by the
people Of Memphis. Yesterday he re-
ceiVed a number Of ladies, whom he car
ried captive quite as readily as he did
those OF the sterner sex who visited him.
Mr.. Davis is here on private business,
connected with which we might give a
thousand and one rumors, not "a Of
them. perhaps, correct. He Will remain
in town for a few days.
The SOdality Band on Thursday evening
serenaded Mr.. Davis, playing, in their
own iHimitahie style, IA number OF pOpu-
Tar airs, among them Dixie" which was
received with cheers by the b~y-standers
who crowded the street. After the sere-
made the baud, escorted by many warm
admirers Of the ex-President, adjourned
10 yincent's, where they enjoyed An oys-
ter supper, in the Madame's best style.
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MARINE AaO INDUSTRIAL ExHisi1loA

The following, in further encourage.
ment of his plan for a marine and indus
trial exhibition. has been handed us foT
publication by DR.. Plough:
MEMPHIS, November 10, 1859.
To The Memphis R5drd n Uladerarri-
ters:' The undersigned, appointed by
your Board a. its last meeting a commit
tee to examine the plan submitted to us
by DIR. Plough, for holding a q Marine and
Industrial Exhibition - in this city. beg
leave to report
That they have examined the plan as
submitted, with accompanying docn-
ments, and we are Of the opinion that II
his plan Is practicable, and carried out
successfully, IL will rebound greatly TO
the interests of this community, and
ought TO be encouraged by ali classes in
terested In its welfare.
Very respectfully,
II. A. LITTLEroN, Pres't, ! o.
X. A. PARKER, Sec'ty, O'"'
Approved:
H. 7. TOMLTNSON & co, Agents.
II. NJ. NELSON, SECRETARY.
JNO. r. STEBBINS. Secretary.
r. V. VREDENBERG, Agent.
j. @. LONSDALE, President.
A sure copy.
X. A. PARKER,
Secretary OF the Board.
MISSES KID GLOVES, 81 per pair.
HNNnUnH go
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As an Offset 10 this, we herewith pre-
sent the text OF a petition which, to ouI
knowledge, is signed by almost every
man of any prominence in the city--Gt
least three hundred 5000 names, all OF
good and well known citizens:
ITO the General assembly Of the SfGteot
Tennessee: Your petitioners would res
~pectfnlly represent that they are citizens
of the city of Memphis, that they are con-
versant With the facts touching the effect
upon public morals pegotten by theatre
cal exhibitions, and are satisfied that the
representations, performances n incl
dents of BrOom's Opera House are as lit
tie injurious to popular morals as those
spectacular shows, the Black Crook,
For1losa. White Farm, and other exhibit
tions witnessed al the larger and so-called
legitimate theater o managed by
Spalding, Bidwell a MacDonough,
Your petitioners ask that the supervi-
sion Of these theaters be entrusted. as at
present, to the control of the municipal
and State authorities, and that the matter
of morals involved be RENTED to the
church and its ministers. 1t may DO well
fof your Honorable body to prohibit, by
the infiiction OF heavy penalties, all indie
cent and Immoral exhibitions Such a
law would exercise as beneiicent an infin-
ence upon the large as upon the smaller
tbeater OF this city.
While Intoxicating beverages may be
legally retssled, it signifies nothing wheth-
er this Is done in the basement of the
building, as at the larger theater, OF, IN a
room adjoining, or across the street.
Your petitioners onlY ask that no unjust
or special statute be enacted operating
harsbly o. unequally upon either theater
of this city"
Signed, etc.
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sAsOwIc DIRECTORY FOR 1859

LODGES.
EsLrH E2-lS-Eneets "a FridgV q
adh Eaunth-IiaI cor. Nelson and se5 Snd,
Al. wheeler ". NJ Ben. g. -pnTlen. seg.
Lo-l c0fnsets let Hondav An ~
cry month, at Odd-FellqWs' HaH. oernsr
Gour sad Aain, John zsHg vi. M; Toiin
gAehutfb, BfCretafy-
EuABcDTT No.1s-meets Isl FTfdsy 81 each
Fuonth-HHH corner Madison snd secoF,5
~ W. Mitchell, Nm; q. EtuTm, sec
rFs.9r0, No. Sd EIfdaV of each.
wontk-Odd FellOws' HALL Z vi Sfsr5et
X. 81; r. W eEeltOn, Sec. ~
T~nWrFRUsG no. ail-lneets al Fnaav al
- month-at South Memphis Han ror.
ae~ of Madison and Second. John sfnslis
81 NJ b Pullen, Sec
RoTAL Arch.
p-- CuAFrFF, No 2-meetg ID Monday Of
cacn nonth-Oda-FelloEs' Hail J. G. Ira
81. PFC q. Locke, sec
AIDA
r-urEs CorEcII. No. NEST 50 Monday Of
- mopfhAodd-E slows Hal John Zfnl
~. III; Nj Wtgg1ns nee
r-v- cos,~trBKKY, No. Emeets eth Mon
aavof 5 h.aHth John lsnt, Com n. J.
WfggiH, Rec ~
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BY EXPRESS.

Opened this day, a large invoice of fine
gold and silver watches, gold chains and
solid silverware. Silver-piatedI tea sets,
casters, fruit-stands, butter-dishes, ice
pitchers, eake-baskets, toilet sets-very
Observation-Disclosures, berry-dishes, and many
other articles too numerous to mention all
Of the first quality, at Register, TrezevaBt
q Co.'s, 24O Main street.
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INTENSE ATTRACTION

At Register, Trezevant q Co.'s, every
day and night, of fine Gold American and
Swiss Watches, Rings, Pins, Sleeve But
tens, Diamonds. Solid Silver and the
finest Platedware. Call soon Every ar
ticla must be rs represented. orthe money
will be refunded.
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chaHcsry cOurt---c Chancellor S.
MuslciuaI cOurt---Judue Foute.

The following Judgments were taken
yesterday;
Tennessee National Bank against J. Is.
Bingham two cases Judgment in one
case for plaintiff, $3.50; IN second case,
s. go.
Sullivan vs.. Mayor and Aldermen OF
Memphis; judgment for plaintiff, $3.50.
To-day Is motion day in this Court.
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A prevailed yesterday that the
new Board Of Directors of this corporation
bad organized by the election Of Capt. +.
NJ. MEhan as President, and that the road
bad been put in his possession, the first
train eastward, under the new manage
ment having left Little Rock on Thanks
giving night. This we traced to a reliable
source, where it was verified by dispatches
from one OF the new Board.
On calling At the Office OF the Company
here, we were informed that they had no
such information; on the contrary, that
the road, depot and TOlling-stock at Little
Rock wss still in possession oftheir agents
at Little Rock, andthat arrangements had
been made 20 resist any attempt by the
new Board to take possession and run the
road. The matter is, therefore, likely to
be before the courts, where ali the ques-
lions are likely 10 be settled to the salts
faction of one party on the other. Mean
while, we hope that some arrangement
viii be made whereby the work of con-
struction will 60 on. The people OF Ar
kansas, no less than those Of Memphis.
aud the citizens ofthe country this side OF
the ississippi. demand and will not be
content With less. We hope that either,
or both PARTIES together, viii make ar
engagements 70 that end.
~
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


Hofioes 0ldfr as head sriU De inserted ~ Ten
oealz per linz, e1ch ~iascrfi0n.
ID ODNEGingle or IN suifs, newly AID ele-
II gantiy fitted up-cau be had, with BOARD
AZ 6 Madison street Oc2)
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Editor appeal: Permit me to return
my most sincere thanks 10 the Chief, and
members OF the lire Department. Also,
the employees Of CubbiHs & Gums foun-
dry for their timely and efficient aid in
saving my dwelling-house and furniture,
on the occasion Of the burning Of the
house mex d0or TO me. on Market street,
Thursday last. And. until ! am able to
repay them with something more sub
stAntidl than thanks, ] will ever feel deep
~ grateful frr their eNPrtions in my be-
half. WILLIAM PAGAN.
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Law cov-t---Iudue Lee.

~ A6hHN 1bNs
The following judgments were rendered
Yesterday
Tennessee National Bank, use, etc, Va
Laski-iudgmrnt for plaintiff. 1902 so.
Orgill bros. a 20. ~. COffee-judgmenI
for plaintiff, SSJ4 81.
Hill, receiver, w.. Balle-jndgment fol
plaintin, S5gl 80.
CATaway rs. Holmes ell al-iudgmenI
for plaintiff, 500 10.
Singleton vs. Holmes Ell sl-iudgmeni
for plaintiff, $50.
Siesdeman vs.. Acknowledgements fol
/ pIa.ntin, $685. -.
Ingram ". Clumpett-judgment fol
plaintiff, Sl2lG.
Stitch ct al vs.. Blass-judgment for
plaintiff, S339 Us.
In the above ease a verdict was fonnd
for defendant on plea in bankruptcy.
McLachlin ct al VS.. Smith-still on
trial.
The calendar of cases set for trial to-day
is fron No. 26ST TO No. 2775 inclusive, as
in the published calendar for the week.
chaHcery Court Chancellor Smith.
Stands adjourned over to next Monday
The docket will her be called at case No
1. The following bills were fled yester-
day:
Memphis Bank ct al. vs.. A. NJ. Fergu-
son ct al.
+. VoIlmer VS.. W. Penn ct al.
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Miss EVANs' novel "VAsHFI; or Until
Death ~ DO Part" and a host of other
late publications, magazines, weeklies
and dailies on the counters Of Joe Locke,
E36X Main street.
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"SIXTEEN years in Georgia" establish
ed my reputation for selling cheap dry
goods. So call and buy a bargain, at the
new store, Dos Main street.
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WHEN You receive new goods or offer
Inducements In prices, let the public
know IL. Such is the experience Of a
leiaiing firm in this city, who seem to be
turning out all the DoResfics, IRISH Lie-
eIas, Table DaRasks. SAeetiags, Btagkets
goes for housekeeping goods to
n SEEsSEL'S.
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business NoTFcE-No contracts or OBJ
l~igiitions assumed or made by any indi-
vidual ewner or employee Of this Office,
viii be paid at our cunte or recognized
as an offset 10 any bills due the anne
Tho party making any bin must settle it
himself in person.
KEATTNG, ENGLISH a 90.
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ERfSH ARRIVAL.

just received. al Ruyster, Trezevant 4
Co.'S, solid silver forks, tea and table
spoons. ladies', pie and cake knives, but
ter knives, fish forks, berry spoons,
shields, sets napkin rings, etc, suitable
Tor bridal on Christmas presents. Also,
hne gold ladies and gents watches, gold
Kusnl and vest chains, the latest patterns,
gold mems. etc.
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No HUMBUG-We are Offering our entire
retail stock at greatly reduced prices on
account of the change of business. Walker
Bros. & Co.
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THE LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

DRESS GOODS, latest styles, at prices to
suit everybody, Al j. II. Loewsnstine &
Bros, 23l Main street, Clay Building.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc,
Of Wiggsns q Thorn, mannf "a ~cturers, 2Ss
Main street, Clay Building.
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oUR new Paisley Shawls are being
marked OF for sale. They are very rich.
A SEESSEL Il SON.
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.WRAPRISa PAPER o SALE CHEAP,
storekcepers can be supplied with any
tor cash, on application at the APPEAL
ecuntsng room.
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TO the Stockholders of the Memphis
6ayOsO Gas Company.

THOSE that have been sued XIII please
Il come forward prom pity. n pay the CALI
hat have been made, and sEtss viii " dis
missed.
ONCE southwest corner Of Main sRd Jehep
oezI John DONOVAN. President
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WHEN YOU 20 ont today and look for
Kid Gloves, remember Herzog's warrant
ed glove for 81 p.
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Jos LoCKE, 26K Main street has Cooley.
Demnrest, Peterson and Pleasant Hours
for Daceinber; Leslie's Magazine, Putnam,
Nineteenth Century, chronological Jour
nal, and q large assortment of late novels,
illustrated weeklies, Northern and West
crn dailies.
ALI goods marked down at Walker
Bros. a Co.. % Main %street, as they are
desirous Of selling of their entire retail
stock OF dry goods and clothing.
HASR Won seen the Household Wash
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THANKSGIVING DAHzAugust Berfon.
the popular eonfectloner, at the corner al
Fourth and Poplar streets, Is prepared to
lurnish everybody with nice minee pies,
ana everything else IN the confectionery
line fofthelr Thanks Inner. DON'T
fail to 90 there for yonr supply.
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GREAT bargains in dry goods, 2Os Main
street, Cans new store.

To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a font
of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL office. saH
HEATING, ENGLISH 4 co.
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LAW REPORTS.

THE Rustic scenerya at the star Gallery,
249 Main street, Il attracting crowds OF
visitors.
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WHOLESALE buyers will lind IL to their
interest 10 examine our stock of Elan
nsls, Iinseys Jeans. Kerseys, Plaid and
Striped OsnabuFgs, White, Grey and Blue
Blankets. Coyerlets, Notions, etc. We
are s%ellitlg very low, and have - large
Stork Of everything in our line. Call he
fore p~Hrchssing. j. II. Loewenstine x
Bros, 81 Main street, CLAY BuiIdinz.
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CLOTHES WRINaEIss, wholesale and re-
tail-every variety-at 27G Second street.
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Ole RELIABLE n
A DAVIS E
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
nppnSlTlnN IN HnAnonIN


TNHE splendid Stds-W heel PassenRer steam
Il ers Liberty No. 2, and Commercial, VIII
form aSemi-wetkly United states Mali Line
between Memphis and Waite, Little Red and
and Black Rivers. leaving Memphis every
Tuesday and Saturday, al 8 0'clOck pm.
These boats haVe been G0ckedan thoroughly
repaired ami furnished with new outht5,
making Them asgOtd asnrW. The Merchants
aad FlanterS On W mite, He'd and Black rivers,
have taken nltC-hulf the stock In his line,
thus making " a permanent and reliable
Home Institution" We hope, 10y strict at
tention to business and low RATES, To merit
"A fair share Of public patronage.
John B. D. AVA superintendent.
Cnnstgn freight TO Z" Davis Line" Memphis,
Tenn. LEVY s ROBBINS, Agents,
nOb No. i6 Jefferson street, Memphis.
Speed, Safety and eOmFort---ElIiotl Lise.
Memphis & White River Independently Packet,
For Helena triar's EOiRt, Deygirs Blum,
Little Rock, HaI Springs, SeEFCy. bes
Arc, Augusta aud lacks0nBaaf.
LEdAL TENDER John ID, FiltsiL master
This nrst-elass Slde-whRHi Esss H.
senger steamer will lesYv a. baysS-4S
EVERY TpEspAf, ats oclu.k pIn-
tunuYsts with steamer Mobile Gfutz foF AL
points on Upper White and Black rivers.
ELLIOTT s MILLER. Agents,
FroSasnade udJ5nersOH sts., opp Landing.
aag9l
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PosrorrfcE J.rEsoxpoRT

JACKsnN CO., ARK, Oct. Is, ISOs.
/ h,re!y certify that JnO. b. Davis, Con-
tractor, has delivered the United States
mail promptly at this place, according Ia
schedule, from the first day of fully TO the
thirtieth day of September, 1863, except
ing August 9th, 18th, 18th, 10Th, oath, 18th,
aud September Sd, 7th, 18th, 18th, Dist,
24th and 2Sth, 1869.
tSigned) JNo. CREAGAN, P. NJ.
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AWALKER Bkesaka Co. design doing an
exclusive Wholesale business. therefore
offer great Inducements to the retail
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A HoUsEHoLD TREAsuAK.LLadies eafi
and examine lie celebrRted Home Wash
er. &c Second street. 4a4 IIL -
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THE ArrEAL is published every day in
the wear. - cents a week delivered by
faitlhhal rarrier-.
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THE canvass for this annual publication
II mas now commenced, and the book Will
E Issued as usual. The company Iuteud
MASKING Ahe coming work az Om plete aud
u1rsetofy OF this city a. 10 their ability 10 do
all they promise.
SOUTHERN P~UBLISHIN9 co.
publishers OF the Memphis. New Orleans
Mobile and Louisville City Directories
hiCHARD EDWARDS Sfu
;. A. CHOATE, Secy
L. HOARn faanQra1 Auarf
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GLosISa oUF SALE Of the entire retail
STOCK Al Walker Bros. q Go.
cANNG eAnks.


Efilcgs APpeags One Of the most Sc
riOus evils growing out Og the chan
mel running round by the Arkansas
ehGte and beating against the site
occupied by Memphis, Is that a cave.
Of a Few feet only, along the paved wharf
VIII render a new grade and new paving
necessarily and already the slope is Too
steep for the large business now Just
daN ming upon as. Some persons seem TO
think that the biud or hill is in no dan
ger; that only the batture or made land
is 90 lie washed away BY the current now
settling against ms This fallacy needs but
one word 10 expose il. What made the
blun but the washing away Of q part Of a
hill? Some Of the old settlers have seen
acres Of the bluff cave into the river
within thirty years.
The most feasible idea that this writer
has heard advanced for the diversion of
the current Is at onc simple and cheap
within the reach OF our tax-ridden city
and that j. to take tree-.ops, anchor them
with sand-baEs, and obstruct Che head Of
the Arkansas chute. such would not of
themselves form distractions, but & is
well known that such immediately COM
mence gathering the floating Substances,
and soon a towbead IS formed. Once OBJ
structed in this wayia diversion is eff
feeted into the Tennessee chute, which
Once washed out will place the channel
where Il WAS ten years ago. The whole
plan can be carried out for an outlay Of
three To ten thousand dollars; not more
than the last named sum-. SAFETY.
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The APPEAL Is delivered by daylight,
seven times a week, for twenty-five cents.
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GREAT REDUCTION In dress goods a
Is alker Bros. & CO., % Main street.
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CLoAKs, a complete assortment of the
latest styles, at j. II. Loewenstine 4
Bros, 23l Main street, Clay Building.
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CITY NEWS
RELIGIOUS surlcE

TaTnF viii ne 10 service nj the second,
r.-anptsriau Church tomorrow. Rev. = 81
". srlarvE.1u ali preach 81 the Mission
JE-pA Ca tIuCH street 81 n oiri0rk a.ta.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Stockholders.
0FFTCE OF CoUNrY COuRr CLERK
N-nu.rnL.r L. 10

OFFTcE OF CoUNTY COURr CLERK.l
MEMPHIS, November Is, iag.
so Notice Is hereby given. that in accord
anee with an order Of the Quarterly Court.
made his day Il viii eountersign all variants
issued fol appropriations prior 10 Ost5bsr -,
1879 also, All Jnry Warrants which are out-
standing-ali Of which win be received IN
pas meni Of county Indebtedness at t~hisOdier-
n9la JOHN LOAGUE, CIeIk.
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OAT LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARRTYALs-THURsnAY
ARRIVALS -FRTDAY.

DEPARTURES-THURSDAY
Emile i.aharge -~-.-... Louis.
Kate Orleans.
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eAkp.

AuNE Of superb Paisley Shawls direct
from Paisley, now being opened.
4. SEESSEL q son.
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LETTER LIST,
IAnTFsI LIST.

tha following Is Ire list ~ 1stters remain
-G- ID t.s Memphis FosiOmcF ana mol deiiF-
tH-i ~ DiTgi-Ts yesterday
4Itisttera direafed 20 street snd numbers
VII De delivered promptly D. carriers,
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VIZ give a new pair without charge for
every pair Of oar hid Gloves which tear
ia uahtgbn. HERZOG d BRO.
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MR. W p. MmEs is no longer an au-
thOrized agent OF ours to sell goods, OF
collect money. L. PICKERT CO,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
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ARABS, Arabs. Call at Cans new stor,
Dos Main.

JUST received per steamer Russia, on
consignment, 100 sets Fine Furs. Will be
sold At once very cheap, at
NENDIG Il BROS,
No. 226 Main street,
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Office Me7aghis Gayofo Gas oom1au1
Bank Baddtao, corner Nam and JefeT,
s0H streets.
The books for subscriptions ofstock are
DOW open az b gas ofhce. BY order Of
The Board Of Dlractora. -
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RIVER NEWS.

MISSES KID GLOVES, 81 per pair.
HERZOG q BRO.