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SHOOTING ARRAY.
Much Shooting ami Little RlOod---A Woman
Slightly Injured.

Yesterday afternoon about half-past Q
o clock. ashootinga ifray occurred between
James Ryan and Fred. Ilevere, at 359K
Main street, up stairs, which resulted in
the w%ounding Of Ryan's wife, slightly, in
the arm. Both parties were promptly ar
rested by the police. and taken to the Sec
ond District station-honse, where we re-
ceived the following version of the diff
cdlty: RyAn's statement is that, on re-
turning yesterday afternoon to his rooms
where his wife was sick in bed, he found
Deyere seated bforo the fire, and making
himself very Obnoxiousto young woInan
who wasnursing Mrs. Ryan. He immedi-
ately ordered the intrudeFout. but the lat
ter refused to go, and on his attempting to
force him TO do SO, he showed fight.
Devere was finally put out Of the door by
Ryan, but ON being shovel into the entry
he drew a pistol and commenced shoot
ing through the door at Ryan, firing five
shots, missing him, but one OF the shots
taking effect in the armof Mrs. Ryan.
lie was then disarmed and arrested.
Devere's story corresponds to a certain
extent with that of Ryan, with the eXcep-
ton that Ryan was the aggressor, he
(Devere) being n quiet visitor in the
house, which he was accustomed 10 fire.
quent, and bad called on Mrs. Ryan
merely to ask after her health.
Devere was locked up. and Ryan bound
over to appear for examination this even
ing at 4 O'Clock.
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GEssElc DIRECTORY FOR 1869.

LODGES
SOUTH MEMPHIS. No llS-meptE u Friday al
each mOuth-Alau cor. Madison and second.
Al. Wheeler, ". NJ: Ben. X. Pullen. Sec.
ANGERONA, No. IbS-IHeels lst Monday IN ev-
cry month, NJ Odd-Feiloys' Hall. corner
Court and Main. John Gent, W. Nj: ohu
Beamish. Secretary
EILA SCoTT. No. 2sJ-meets lst Friday Of each
"mouIh-fial corner Madison and SECOND.
r W. Mitchell. M-M.- =. Sturm. See.
DESJUO. No. 30 Friday Of each
mOuth-Ddd-feiluWs' Hall =. n. Stanley.
W. a.; r. W. Shelton, Sec.
KILwINSING, No. 2u-meets fth Friday OF
each mouth-at South Memphis Ian. cor
ner OF Madison and Second. John AInAIle.
W. M; T. X. Pulien. See.
ROYAL ARCH.
PPM CHATTER. M. Z-mects "a Monday OF
each mlouth-Odd-Fell0ws HaiL ID. L. Ira
der. u. T.. II. p: {. g.. Locke, Sec.
R.ANDE =.
EUREEA CoUSCTL. No. G-meets 81 Monday Of
each moHth-e1d-Feilows' Hail John Gent.
I'll. Ill; " j. Virgin. Rec.
CYKENE CoNWANDEHY, No i-meets 9Th Mon
day Of each mouth. John Gent, Com; Nj.
MfgrHW. Rec.
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l. 0. 0. 3. DIRECTORY.

GAYOso ESCAMPNE>T, EO.3. L.O.O o. F.-mecfs
ou the lst and Sd Thuf-day nights Of each
month"; Ut O'Clock q. Fflayis, CP; II. a..
Trader. 3d.. T.; Thomas Bacon, scribe.
MENPHIs LODGE. No. IIHrgte every Tuesday
night. at ~ O'clock. j. M~..Eayueshuru. =.
g; J. B. Campbell, v c.; IhOs.M onet, See'v.
~CHTCKAHAw 0DgE No. S5mepfs every Mon
day Might al ~ O'Clock. j. +. Russell. n. O.
Alexander Hum, V. O. &. Walter, Record
ing Secretary.
RUTH LODGE, No j. DEGREE Of REREEAu-
merslo or theIst Friday night ia euclI month.
at s O'Clock. 7. g. II. r. Pugh, \. c. Mr..
= W. /. McIeTresh. Sac-v.
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a. ANp al. scOTTIsR an.

HERMEs 81 MITHRAs Lodges meet inc
junction sth Wednesday in every moo
p. Mellersh, Secretary.
CAsFBIA C0UNciL " PRINCES or JERUSALEM
18Th, No. l-ben. X. Puilen, sd, Tarsh...; a.
K Farmland, sd, Recorder.
CHATTER or kO7E CROIx. 18th. Nc.
+ Charles w, Adams, sd, M. W.; II. T..
ToInliuson. 82d. Sec.
PHILLIPFEb ls COCNCiLoF E-H. Sgth.
Nc Henry +. woodward, I'D, Comm:
William =. cirods. sd. Bee.
CONsIsrOEY Of " Est tennessee. son. John
Ainslie, "a Comm. In Chief; Dodge Z.
Trader, SD, Reg
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FOR RENT.


yield PLACE-The place ofDr. e. G.. Field,
4 situated four miles from court square, ON
the Old Raleigh road. containing about thirty
acres OF land, good Dwelling House, with the
usual ouf-houSes, fire well OF water. Terms
easy. Apply on premises. no.
HOCSE-Containlng i've rooms. at No %
H Dunlap street. Apply on the premises.
GOOD water and everything convenient. noI
GOTTAGE-Comfortab1 Cottage Of four
rooms, besides servants and StOre-roOm;
Two acres Of ground attached: in South Mem
phls. south side OF Jorksou. between IaHtose
and Lauderdaie streets; within five minutes
walk OF fernando street ears Terms cheap
20 "a good tenant.
nos MRS. X. HAYS.
ID OoMS-In Commercial Blnck-suitable
II either Tor offices or nice bedrooms. at
reasonable rates. Apply 10
IOS J. ANDREWS,
nov5 % Front Row. upstairs.
u oONS-FIve Rooms in Provlne Block,
II corner Main aud Gayoso streets; apply TO
G|ALBItEATII. STEWART x CO,
Oc2 No. II Union 81. StnneNail Block.
nor RENT-A nice HOUSE. containing
i rooms. in a desirable ~ueighbOrhood. on
corner Poplar and Orleans INQUIRE At IS
Adams street. locl2l MARTIN DAILY.
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CITY NEWS S.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEALunicss especially ordered
and paid fer - an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same As all other Memphis papers.
and for the seventh day We charge one
sixth additional.
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Motion day.
NunlcinaI court..Iudne Enule

Saturday being motion day the motion
docket was called, and the usual number
Of motions heard.
The eases set for trial to-day are:
l3s2-Law, trustee, vs.. Balm.
l3s3-Hart rs. Noble.
l3s6-Connell vs.. Smith Of al.
l3s7-Ames VS.. Hughes.
l392-Memphis Gayoso Savings Institu-
tion vs.. Bauman.
l3g6-Otis & Co. VS.. Gath.
i3gs-Gayoso Gas Company vs.. hin.
i80z-Crawlcy VS.. Black, Estes q Co.
li06-Whipple vs.. MIlland.
i4l2-Kohn rs. S0rey ct al.
l4l4-Nhite vs.. Withers.
I4lS-St. Louis Packet Co. VS.. Peres d Co.
lf2S-Brinkley vs.. Lemon, Joiner q Co.
l424-Brinkley vs.. Terry, Mitchell & Co
If25-Park vs.. Williams.
I427-Lomax VS.. Kelly.
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MEMPHIS THEArRE-To-nieht. this es-
adjustment will be closed. Tomorrow
Mr.. Frank Mayo, ono Of the most capalae
and popular of our theatrical ~luunln:tries,
viii make his annual reappeatance and
we hope 70 SEQ hin greotedAy his old and
tried friends in barge numbers. He
brings with BIN the new AID sensational
play, called "Fofmosa, The work Of the
most Fortunate a5d popular aufhoro r the
day, Dion B5uritstsiit, ami aitsoug il has
been The theme Of much controversy
with regard 20 is moral tone, IL is still
an open QUESTION. The tendency Of For
m0sa, X ito paint a moral and adorn n
taie;'' TO place tho reality, 'Fast Life'tof
the present day, before ns in such glow
ing coloTs, rs 10 destroy the proper irflu-
ence of that art, whose mission, according
to the highest authority in.such mafters.
should be, ITO hold, as 'twele, the mirror
up to nature, 10 show vktue its own
form, soarn her own image, Ind the very
age and body of the time hs form and
PRESSURE" Now, if In the present in
stance, this has been ''oyerdoIS." no one
can accuse Boucicault of .coAing tardy
off, The play abounds in stirling situa-
tons, sparkling dialogue, eomt, and in
teresting character, and is ack lowledced
by its strongest opponents, a nDst vivid
picture OF the world, as it at pressnt exists,
so that we have no doubt to see,he thea-
tire well attended to witness its lepresen-
tatiOn. 1t viii be placed upon he stage
with that care and attention @ detail.
which is a noteworthy characteristic Of
the present management.
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HELP WANTED.

EHAMBERMAiDS-Atthe Commercial HO-
u tel The highest price paid. nos
"OOn-CHOPPERS-5 wood-choppers at
w &C Whites Woodward. a. miles be-
low Memphis, in Arkansas, on the river;
good timber ash and oak; 81 . per cord for
chopplng; pay every Saturday; supplies far
ntshed at wood yard at Memphis prices. For
better information apply 10 J.. LAWHOltN,
dealer in groceries and family supplies, -
Main street, near Memphis and Ohio Railroad
Depot, Memphis, Tenn. NOS
. ALESMAN-In a Dry Goods House, who
- can control n large planters trade from
ST Francis county, Arkansas; also, a sales
man who can control n large trade from Crit
tenden and Philips counties. Arkansas. None
need apply unless they can I'LL above bill.
Salary no object, provided the right men can
be Obtained Apply ~ Us Main street.
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TO R!LLlgERS.

Don't fail TO attend the sale Of Millinery
Goods on Monday morning. November
sth, at 10 O'Clock, by Gottlieb Il Ezekiel.
auciIOneers, r second and Adams
streets. See advertisement in auction
column.
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MERCANTILE AGENCY.
a CARD

THE undersigned hereby respectfully no
i thy their subscribers and the merchant
OF Memphis, generally, that They have aD
pointed Mr.. ". e.. MATTHEWS manager q
their Branch at this point Mr.. Matthews
experience and acquaintance with the bush
ness in other localities viii guarartee To sub
scrtbeTs strict, thorough and prompt attention
to their wants.
Especial attention wilhbe given to the col
lection of past due claims, or the address OF
cstretuily selected Attorneys VIII be furnish
ed where parties prefer doing their own cor
F~espOndence.
A Reference Book, containing the names
and commercial rating of nearly every bnsi-
ness man in the United States and British
Provinces lover CO., % o uameS,l is issued semi
annuaily-January and July-for the use Of
subscribers; the ratings based upon the eIsb-
crate details which their Office records furn-
lsh, are by fur the most reIisrble and carefully
made Of any work OF The kind.
This agency was originally established 4
ISL. IL has branches IN every important city
IN the United states and Canada. and also in
London, England, and its large and constants
" growing influence, Notwithstanding many
efforts to Initiate il by others, is the lest evi-
denee that can be given OF its equitable prfu-
and its useful operations. II l.. en-
phaftc;liy, designed for the promotion and
protection Of trade"
Terms Of subscription Will be made known
application to the Office, corner Main and
Madison streets. K a.. Dun at.
MEMPHIS Ortoher I. Ma. er7
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

All persons having claims against the
firms of SchOck d Miller, Schock q King
or SchOck Il Blanc, win present the same
at the Office Of Hart, Hearn & Miller, No.
AZ Madison street, by y O'Clock noon Of
Monday, November 8, 1869.
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business NoTTCE.-No contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any midi
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 Il co.
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L. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1868

as security from said banks mortgages on
lands, which are still retained by the
state, and the proceeds Of which it is ex-
pected will equal more than one-half the
to.al amount OF the funded debt bonds.
We said Yesterday that we had said
our last say about The ~rottosseed salad oil,
bat We have vet = word to- ay-apOlogetic
somewhat. In the first place. The name
o DIR. Wigs is William. and not George.
We were informed last night by 4 gentle
man frow New York, that a house in that
city Is making an oil called the Union
SSlad oil. which IL is claimed by rival oil
ton, however, Is Indignantly denied by
the manuficturers-Messrs Fenton & Co.,
formerly Of this city. As to peanut oil,
we learn that IL is extensively used under
its own nanle in Europe, and Is highly
thought OF, as it deserves to be.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ID OONS-Single or ga suite. newly and Gle
h gautiy fitted up-cen be- had, with board,
at o. Madison street ocaB
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LADIES LIST.

The following is the list ~ letters remain
ing in The Memphis PoSfofice and not deliv-
cred by ~carrirrs YESTERDAY.
All letters directed to street and numbers.
viii be delivered promptly BY carriers.
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PROPOSALS.
one Of Commissioner a. Pubic Works
ami Tffe-aUI Fnsyr1raaaasFs

OBIee Of Commissioner a. Public Works
ana AateraG{ improvements,
LIrrLE Rock, October Is, $780,
= EALEn PROPOSALS VIII he received At
20 this office. or at y. ECHESTERiS STORE.
ia Helena, Ark. TO be delivered within one
month from the date OF this notice, for the
following LENEE WORK, TO be done in Phil
lips county Arkansas, viz:
Et. From the Hills above Helena TO the M
per line of the Williamson place, repairs, II
any.
%. From the upper end OF the williamson
place, 10 IOes Bayou, break and repairs, II
any.
81. From Yoe's Bayou to ola Lsvee on the
Apperson place, including new Levee, and
repairs II any.
4th. From the junction of the new Levee on
the ApperSoD place. 10 Old Town break. In
Guiding break and repairs
9TH. tn new Levee az Old Town break.
ttl. The Calvert Tor new Levee in Did Town
break.
Plans and specifications car be seen NJ this
once, OF az \ T. Chester's sore. in Helena.
Arkansas.
Proposals for new loves. and for repairs
70 OLD LeVees must state the amount Per Gu
bic yard, Tor each kind OF work separately for
which the work will be done.
The work to be completed BY the first day Or
April, lS7a.
Good and sufficient security Will be reaugr
ed for the faithful performance OF the work
Benz. THOMAS,
Commissioner
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LETTER LIST.

DowN with the prices, Dry Goods. Shoes.
aud Clothing very cheap, at the New
Store. No. Dos Main street.
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RIBBONS. fringes, cimps. dress buttons
and trimmings. in great variety. at great
bargains, at NJ. Eraus 4 Co.'S, 2is Main
street, corner of Adams.
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We will show on Monday morning The
pretiiest caiicOs that have come 10 Mem
phis this fall. Mind and see them.
HERZOG 4 BRO
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HARD TINES No MoRE.-A heavy stock
OF fall and winter clothing arriving daily
AT the "Oak Hall" and at prices that wifi
induce you 10 buy.
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Armstrong; r Aquur-. a Ashurst. A r
Atkinson. q r ATtnuur "
Bond. = RiHgharn.W Hiugle. W
BateiiHu. d 2Iarr.tI. Eurne-. =
Buell.. ~ Bradford, J II Boyd, J. W
Banning. J. +
C0rni,h. r CorBs, J 81 CIOpton. A lei
Folg-r. 3 r
Green. " n Grifin & Murphy.
Harrell- Horn,J uaines. ]
H~0linE~worth. Hammer. Cant N
Johnson. p Jones, j = Jsues. J III
Kernel. W A ] Knox
Loring, + Leonard, MF
Mason, y X Num-, DR. IA
McIIyaigh.J
Payne. Purdy. C. lei Pryor. W f
Perry,
kolstou. j Rice. NJ
Stanley j Stevens, A
ale Il Thorn. II
Mes-on, " Watson, N Mhlttle. } 7
WhOIev- 3
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AMUSEMEATS
MEMPHIS THEATER.
S%palding, BidxeIl & Marlborough. Propr's.

enlargement. for a limited period. OF the
young California Tragedian. Nr. PRANK
MAYO.
TUESDAY EVENING. November th-Ffr
hlsht OF Dion Bnucicaults great sensa-
.ional drama. FoRMOSA-TOm Burroughs,
Mr.. Frank Mayo.
thdssye ~ me Time Of C0afmenefnq.-Ou and
after Tuesday evening. N0yember an ~
ao0rs VIII open at a quarter to :. and per
Hormance VIII at haIfpast7 pre-
eisely. Matinee every saturday.
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CHEAP SILKs.-We viii offer for inspec-
tion tomorrow, z line OF striped and
changeable silks. ct 81 % per yard.
n r Rpoa
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FURs, FURs.-The large invoice of furs
that we have been expecting for some
days arrived last evening. Those in quest
ofsuch goods would do well to give us a
call, as we will sell them very cheap.
B. IoWENsTEIN Il BIOS.
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NOVELTIES in striped and plaid sash
ribbons, plaid velvet sashes, Roman
fringes and gimps, just received, at b..
LOwenstein q Bros.
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GENTLEMEN, take notice, that NJ. Kraus
& Co.. 2lS Main street. corner of Adams,
are Offering shirts, undershirts, drawers,
socks, etc, at great bargains.
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CLOTHS, cassimeres and water-proofs,
at very low prices, at NJ. Kraus 4 Co. s,
2lS Main street, corner of Adams.
THE APPEAL is delivered for % cents a
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BARGATNs in dress goods and a very fine
assortment to select from.
HERZOG q BRO.
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WARMING.

A Ii PERSONS are warned against trading
n FOR the folIowing notes. which were stolen
with my DOcket-bOOk, in the city Of Mem
DiAs. on the 18th October. and on which pay
mert has been sfOpped. tc-wit. One note on
oil Phillips. endorsed by ToOL. Phillips & Co..,
lated iSth April, lSS. for ; i657 80. lone nOteon
III. II. WaldrOp Tor $50. one on w. Z. DauEh-
erty for $50. The precise dates OF The last iva
notes not reeolleetsd.
nos n. D. JOHNSON,
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DRESS GooDs.-Received by express last
evening a large invoice Of dreSs goods.
which will be offered at close prices.
B. LowENsTEIN * Bros.
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eyFss. yFaygzg a.D gus,Erss

N-f FtNN
LOUISVILLE, November 7.-Cp-RObert
Moore, Edinburg. Down-H. A. Jones,
Glasgow. The river is falling, ) feet 10
inches in canal. Clear and cold.
CAIRO, November Down Belle
Memphis 10 last night; Richmond, noon;
Lady Gay, ) PM; Atlantic, 6p.m. River
fell 3 inches. Clear, mercury As.
ST.LoUIs. November 7.-Arrived-Belle
st. Louis, Commonwealth, Colorado. All
rivers declining. Clear and colder.
CINCINSATI, November River de-
Ginning, Is feet o inches in the channel.
MEMPHIS Jas WORKS, November 7.
The river declined 50 inches in the pre-
viOus forty-eight hours. Ii stood 70 feet
below the high water mark OF 1867.
CIIAS. GOODWIN.
We continue to hear do!efuI reports
from the Arkansas. That stream has
taken 4 tit of the sulks, and won't do
anything TO appeds9 the ire of steamboat
men. The best water 10 Pine BiufT is
said to be = inches, and thence to the
Rock probably - inches can be found.
White is unchanged, with 4 - feet to
Augusta. Weather beautiful and business
aptiNe-
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ST LOUIS, Mo.
We, the undersigned. citizens of St.
Louis, Mo, have used the Louisiana
Creole RestoreT, and unhesitatinglv
pronounce IL 10 be The most pleasant and
agreeable Hair Dressing and Restorative
we have ever seen tried. Itdocs the work
faithfully and well-frees the head at once
FROM dandrutf, cures diseases Of the hair,
and restores Il to its original color. IL is
an elegant toilet article, with, perhaps.
all the requisites for an eXtenSiv We and
rapid sale, and we therefore recommend it
TO the public.
PHILLIP b.. LANNUN, JAS. 4. PRIEST,
WIN. 3. REAsE, HARVEY Il. LUCAs,
GEORGE L. RAY, THOMAS HYNsoN,
GEO. 5. SrRAnER, l.. M. ScoTT.
CoRNs.-Dr. Lindeman is still making
some wonderful cures in cOrms, huniOns
and bad nails. He cures without pain or
drawing blood. Give him a call at the
Overton Hotel.
To THE LADIEs.-We ask your attention
20 the striped and changeable silks which
will be on exhibition tomorrow. This is
decidedly the cheapest lot Of silks ever
offered in this market-price only 81 25
per yard. Customers in search of goods
would do well To call early. =
b. LowENsrEIN & Bros.
--
SILKS, SILKS.-The largest and most ell
egant stock of black and col0red silks ever
brought to this market, and at reduced
prices. b. LolYESsrEN q Bros.
EVERY variety OF hats, caps and furs at
low prices at Wheaton 4 Co.'S, 279 Main
street.
BARGAINS in nannels. linseys. osna-
burgs, etc. HERZOG q BRO.
ORDERS TAKEN for LADIES' Suits in Vel
vet, Cloth, SILK or Poplins. at
KREMERS'.
THE pre,tiest little boys suits you ever
saw, at coax Hall"
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
Storekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity Of wrapping paper cheap
for cash, on application At line APPEAL
counting o0u.
Ban BLANKETs. l~iuseys. Jerseys, fan
nels and jeans, at very low Prices. at NJ.
kraus d Co.'S, 2IS Main stree, corner OF
Adams.
To PRINTERs.-We have for s,le a font
of Long Primer type, nearly new. suitable
for q country weekly. For price apply or
address APPEAL office.
HEATING, ENGLISH co.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE, Beddiag. etc,
reduced prices. Splendid opportunities
for newly married couples about Setting
up for themselves. Go 10 LoUIs KFIrH's.
No. 50 Jefferson street, and see for your
STILL orr kid gloves. \ new loi on
hand. Every pair which tears in TRYING
on taken back. HERZOG & BRC.
CLOAK MATERIALS, Ornaments. Buttats.
ETC., at l.. k~REAfEHcS.
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NOTICE.

ITO PASSENGERs FOR ticks r.
I burg, Natchez, New Orleans .1S
TO their interest to call at the GeneraI Psssen@
ser Department for reliable Information
). II. SHOCK.
Gem Ticket and Advertising Agent.
nos Nc. Promenade, foot OF Jeferson 81.
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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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FOR OSCEOLA.
FOR V~ICKSBURG.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Wedues-
day Packet-For New Orleans.
- - hlths. MlAHAtI
This elegant passenger steamer xT~
will leave as above -H
WEDNESDAY. 10th inst. at 4 p.in
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents,
nos 2 Elliott Block.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Wednes-
day Packet-FOr New Orleans.
Hicks. mnstar
This new and splendid passenger Err
steamer will leave rs above IL
WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, at / pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent.
nOT y Madison stree l.
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SPECIALS

NoCrRENo PAyl-SHAKEN NO M0REi-Stone's
TonicSyrup cures Chiils and Fever, OF money
refunded. Sold 10y ". n. Wilkerson & Co. c.
e. Ward & Co. Goodyear6 Fails. NJ. Rose, 81
Main, and al Druggists.
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FURs! FURsl FuRs-The largest and
best selected stock of ladies', misses and
childrens' furs at low prices.
WHEAToS d Co., 279 Main street.
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Look at our cheap black an9 colored
alpaccas. NJ. KRAUs d Co.,
2lS Main street, corner of Adams.
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DRESS GOoDs, selling very low, at NJ.
kraus q Co.'S, 2ls Main street, corner OF
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LADIES under wear, veryheap. ut NJ.
Kraus q Co.'s, 2ls Main st7et, corner Of
Adams.
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GREAT bargains all along. Call and
look at the stock, the best assorted in the
city. HERZOG az BRO.
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ARABS ARARS.-Elegant Novelties
opened to-day 1T Menken Bros.
JUsT received, direct from Saratoga, 100
dozen Congress Water.
CHANDLER & co.
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Dun eloakings are q ch.nchmk Beaver.
etc, red, white, blue, (purpIe, Lawn and
drabs. NERZ0t& BROs