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Personal.

DIR. Us, Davis, OF the Iuka Gazette. is
i'm our city on a brief business visit. From
him we learn that business around that
favOrite watering-place is brisk.
Mr.. P. II. Davie, formerly of the firm of
5. NJ. Anderson * Co., is now the cotton
MAI of the well known house of Fargason
& Clay. He devOteS his attention exclu-
siyely to the staple. and will be aYalnabIe
acquisition to Messrs. f.. & O., who do a
heavy business in King Cotton.
Master Paul s. Jones, Ajr. arrived in
the city last night about the time of the
10 O'Clock train, in fine health and excel
liant spirits, though he will not be ready
to receive his friends until the lapse of a
few days. He is stopping, for the present,
with his parents at their residence on ADJ
ans street. us staN19h BS@s
j. s. McNeely, Esq, editOrof the Wash
ington county Times. of reenville, Miss,
iH IN our city. The Times is published in
one of the most thriving towns in our sis
Throughout the largest portion ofthe Mis-
sissippi valley. Ii is a live paper, andone
in which u merchants are Interested.
BILLs of Exchange on all the principal
zeities of Europe, for sale in sums to suit,
at First National Bank, No. II Madison
street.
THE Eew trimmings are open for inspec-
ton. h1n HERZOG BRO.
,OPRNINs DAY of Fall styles Thursday,
October 9Th. .4laft C. DoHERTY.
Chs
MERCHANTS buying Dress Goods should
call on as. MENKES Bros.
q TIRE MERCANTILE AeEScY o. R. G. Dun
& Co., in this city, is now in charge of Mr..
W. G. Matthews, who was lately appoint
ed to the responsible position OF business
manager. Our merchants can appreciate
the immense advantages flowing from an
agencywhich can give them the reliability |
efell parties doing business in the United
States or the Canadas. ? The reference
book which this firm issue s-emiannually
is well worth the price of subscription.
addition TO furnishing these valuable
books to subscribers, the firm of R. G..
Dhu& Co., do a general collecting bust
ness, in which department they offer unn-
suaE facilities, having branch houses in all
cities of the United States and the Cana
das. Mr.. Matthews will take pleasure ia
nrnmn' attention to any business
entrusted to him,
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WE call the attention of the afflicted to
the card of DIR. Scarborough, which ap-
pears in another column. DIR. Scar
borough comes among us well recon-
mended for his skill and success as a
physician and his standing as a gentle
man in the community where he formerly
resided.
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DEAN Of mrs. Gen. Gid. J. pillow.

apElaHa tfHaa Ha ta-a .-a Laa
The LRsQH@ Tuesday
haSthe following:
Tho sad intelligence aresches JUS that
AIRS. Mary Pillow, wife or Gen. Gid. J..
PILLOW. died at her h0Bte in Maury eoun-
ty. at u o'clock Sunday night. We learn
that Mrs. Pillow was attacked with apo
plexy wa6lhHt Ainper on Sepdsy, and.
never spoke amer. The General was abb
sen in Memphis attbe time. and did not
arrive in Columbsau until yestsrGayafter-
DI Mr.. Pillow a%Aas9ae dSSighhtopr Ofesorge
". Martin of Maury, and sister of Judge
Mp. Martin, OF that county, and Of DIR.
r. G. X. Martin ofthis city.
She was a remarkaele WOMAN ;Ayith
great strength Of character Joined With
great ~aBiability of disposition. But we
have no language to depict the 1oveliness
ofsnch a woman, whether considered as
daughter, sister, wife or mother. Her
kindly smile will no more greet the well
come guest. Her soft sweet voice will no
De heard in the family circle. 1al
" Deaths but a path that must be trod,
Ifman k0aidev pass TO God TIA
Gen. Pillow in his great bereavement
ma the sympathy of his many fneHds Ia
Memphis. We tender our condolences,
sincerely. .ssl5s r5s5 !
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ARRIvED.-L. Sosrds, General Agent of
the Southern Publishing Company, has
arrived from New Orleans, and intends
commencing the anvass for the Memphis
city Directory for the coming year, as
sisted by Il competent force Of reporters.
Il will be remembered thai this Company
published our last Directory, and as IL
has given entire satisfaction, we believe.
our business men Will see the Importance
disappearing the coming work.
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AcoMPLETE stock of Fall and Winter
Goods, just received and selling very low
consisting of the best ladies', misses and
children's shoes. Latest STYLES of dress
goods, of every description; complete as
sortment Of tfannels, 1insey, jeans, etc.
cloaks and shawls of the greatest varieties,
all Of which will be sold 'CHEAP," at
VENDIG & BRO.
No. 226 Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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M. MckeOgh, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir: In accepting your generous
offer for the use OF your billiard rooms
for the benefit of the widows and orphans
of the Confederate lead on Friday next,
we return you our polite and cordial
thanks. Please tender to Col. CockrelI
the same for the use of the hotel bar on
that day. A committee will be appointed
to accept the receipts, and the public
generally are Invited to be present.
Very respectfully, yours, etc,
GEN. PATTON ANDERSON,
DIR. J. H. ERSKINE, "a 4tEs.
COL. J. II. EDMONDSON,
COmmirtaa
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To Cotton Planters Z Stock Raisers

THE Memphis OH Company wish 20 pur-
Il chase, during Dext fall and winter, a
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
will pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform Fairbanks scales. The urge their
friends not TO store their Seed in large guam
titles. and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING Planters who Wish
70 make contracts for delivery OF Seed will
please call at Oh Work, CenteF Landing.
81 OH Cake and Meal for sale in any guam
nty, 9a Hz = - fyAs !
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MURRAY & RIDeELY, merchant tailors,
81 Madison street, call the attention OF
their customers aud all others ia want Of
anything In their line, that they are re-
eelving and will be able to show them as
ine n stock of goods, and will put them
up In ~ line style as any first class estab-
lishment in the United States.
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GOoD QUALITY ~ Bleached Domestic
Al I2JS cents, worth Is cents. The greatest
bargain in domestic offered in this city.
J.. II. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Building.
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RrsrSRss NoTrcE.-No contracts or OBJ
noatiops assumed or made 10y any indi-
Nlduai owner or employee Of this office,
will be paid at our counter or recogiuzed
a. an Offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any biii must settle it
himself in person.
HEATING, ENGLISH x CO..
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G PARAGRAPHS.

There were nn shell oysters at many
OfIhe stands yesterday. The reason was
the destruction Of a bridge on the MODlie
and Ohio Railroad.
The Rev. Ro. Frayser will preach at
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church 10,
night. on the Future state OF Man
This gentleman ranks among the ablest
diNines of the Southwest, n VIII, We
hope, be greeted by q large congregation.
Our good friend NJ. d. L. Stewart was
..uhiDped" Yesterday by X. G. b. L.
WYNN. Esq. The weapon used Is one OF
the finest we ever saw, and II il is a spec
men of "Cageable's" stock we are sure
he will do a number one business in the
line. Col. Stewart is well worthy OF all
such tributes, and we only wish some
body would present him with a fast horse
and fine buggy to match his whip.
At the last regular meeting of Young
Mems Division No. 40 Sons of Temper
ance, the following officers were installed
for the ensuing term: D.. Whitby, W. p;
w. II. Montgomery, W. A; o.. X. Cough
Ian, X. S.; j. II. Sheperd, A. R. 81 W.
II. Elliot. +. $; ID. c. Trader, T.; Il. Il.
Bowen, Chap; NJ. Cooper, jr, Con-; b..
SOssman, A. C.: G.. w. Smith, l. >; j..
Binn, o. s.; G. w. Tomlin, p. w. P.
"A laborer named John Iierney, who
was engaged in pulling down anOld hous
near the corner of Second and Monroe
streets, was badly injured yesterday about
3 pm, by the falling of a side wall. The
falling timbers crushed him TO the
earth, and he fell across some joists, injuT-
ing him internally. Another person, also
at work at the same place, escaped injury.
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BAxKRurT sale of real estate and other
effects his morning al 10 o'clock pre-
ciselv, at new hall OF Chamber OF Com
meree, corner of Court and Front streets,
by order ofW. Y. CirOde, Assignee. A.
r. Frankland, Auetioneer.
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NOTICE To Cry n COUNTRY MER-
cHANrs.-Large stock ofStaple aud Fancy
Dry Goods, Notions, etc, bought for cash,
and will be jObbed at extra low prices.
Linseys and Jeans, full assortment and
below market rates, being bought at auc-
ton. J. h. LOEWENSTISE & BROS,
23l Main ST., CLAW Building.
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WHITE RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.

THE. FOLLOWING ELEGANT L.
Passenger Packet will leaVe-2~
Memphis every Thursday and saturday, at 5
O'Clock pm:
4r THURSDAYS:
W. A. CALDWELL-~.~.Rube Haynes master
SATURDAYS -s-E
NATOMA----.--~----r-,I h Davis, Master
Making close connections at DeVaili BLUM
with the railroad for Little Rock, and at Jack
with the steamer MOLLIE GRAFz for
all points on upper White and Black rivers.
The above Company nov have in curse OF
construction a magnificent heel steam
er for this trade, which Will be completed on
OF ahouJ the lst Of October, when she will be
put in the line as the Saturdays packets the
NabOfna taking Thursday.
John u. ADAbls. President 81
W. l.. GRAHAM, Agent.
oei S4 Front 81. Mostly RtOck. -
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Ella Siokel
Katy Stokes,
go Little Belle,
Miss heiiie SeyOa.
Katy Stokes

MISS Nellie SeJon-
M. =. Y. STOKES will Introduce at each ex-
hiOitlouhr q. ". Noyes' blOOded Perform
ing Horses.
GREY EAGLE, IR.. AND AB-DEL-KADER
WOOBA CGoR. the champion So1nersauit
Rider, and pupil Of Mr.. SOyes-the onIy iiv-
ing artist who has accomplished, on a swirl
unning thoroughbred racer, TWENTY-FIVE
consecutive sOmersauits
Mr.. HOEINSOS, great LeapingClOwu-
Mr.. CLARK GIBBS, Mississippts favOrits
son, Will, in the suit OfmOtley. assist in max
ing the performances pleasant
DR. LEWIS WILSON, Mr.. Luxe WILLsOS
AMI Mr.. ARTHUR WILLsON, the unrivalled
gymnaSts, whose graeefaland wonderful per-
have justly won for them the title
Of THE CHAMPIONS
Mr.. CHARLES MCcARTY, the famous ath-
lete, whose flights over "a drove OF horses
have established him among the champion
leapeTs OF America.
sig. M-OSrEVERDE. the Peruvian COnf0r-
ZIONIST and man OF many forms.
Nj. BARCLAY, an cconplished Scenic
and Bareback Rider, has for the past year,
been identified VITA the Crescent City Circus
Nj. John HuuteTson. Mr.. Allen Smyth. Mr..
II. b Phillips, Messrs. Watson, Jacques, Mae
Iutdsh, Wilton, HoltOn, Dewal, SeighRm, Al
lisOn and a host of auXiliaries, complete the
list OF this Incompatible company.
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DURING the coming week we shall offer
some great bargains in dress goods, espe-
cially in our cheap alpseas and poplins.
HERZOG IL BRO.
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CITY NEW S.

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.
HEATING, ENGLISH q co.
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Dry goods, clothing, notions, hosiery,
hardware, etc, at auction this, Thursday
morning, at 10 o'clock. by
GOTTLEIB Il EZEKIEL,
Corner Second and Adams streets.
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18th Annual Opening ofthe Fur Season
FRANCISCO & WIGGIN,
Hattera and Eurriers.

BOZ Main ST., Under Peabody Hotel,
Agents for the Southwestern Fun Co.
Our Stock of
LADIES FANCY DRESS fURS Is now COM
plete. with all the latest patterns. : This
stock was selected from the best Euro
pean and North American fur manufac-
turers, and will be sold at prices that will
defy competition.
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MfNCE Pins, FrHit Pies and Boston
Cream Cakes, from this day, nj Berton's
Confectionery, cOrner or Fourth and Pop
lar streets; also every variety OF cake,
candy and bread, fresh every day. Orders
for Wedding cake tilled at short notice.
ftemember Rertpn's Confectionery, corner
Poplar and Fourth. ~, 80
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
Storekeepers a be supplied with any
desired quantity of wrapping paper cheap
counting o E,I.
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WATERPROOF CLOTHS
HERZOG a BRO.

~ A#r. Il
Sl2j to 1926 reduction in the price of the
world-rsnowned gold-medal Pianos OF
Chickering & Sons. Elegant seven octave
Pianos AT 500. Terms easy. II. G. HOL-
LENBERG, Agent, No.262 Second street.
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Confederate Soldiers Relief and historical
Society Benefit.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 5, 1869.
To General Patton Anderson, DIR. j. H.
Erskine and Col. j. II. ~Edmondson,
Committee:
GENTS: You having accepted my offer
of last July of a benefit tincluding the
entire receipts of my rooms for one day
and mighty to your organization, 1 now
designate Friday next for the occasion,
hoping TO see all of our friends ON thai
day. l beg that your committee will
name a few gentlemen to take charge OF
receipts during the day. 1
Very resp'y, NJ. MCKEoGH.
PSI am Instructed by Col. Cockrell
to offer your committee h centre receipts
of his bar-rOOm for same occasion.
NJ. Mex.
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NorroS goods, hosiery, gloves, corsets,
hoop skirts, balmoral skirts, etc, etc,
now open. T. W. JOHNSTON& 90,
347 Main street.
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PLANTERS, TAKE NoTIcg.-Great bar
gains offered in osnaburgs, domestics,
jeans, Inseys, brogans and boots, at J. H.
LOewenstiue &BrOs'., 81 Main street.
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WE nave a large assortment of jeans
which we intend 10 sell at a lower rate
than usual. HERZOG q BRO
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ONE HUNDRED CASES beautiful prints,
deiaines. and staple dry goods just re-
ceiyed. Merchants, take notice.
MENKEN BROS.
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EMINENT New York and Philadelphia
physicians claim that Dubois MissisquOi
Powder actually cures cancer. 1t is ad-
vertised in this issue.
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MENKEN Bios. grand opening of Paris
novelties Will be on the 18th inst.
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brilliant display of Plaids, Poplins
and Dress Goods now opened.
MENKFN RROS-
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GREAT bargains Will be given in white
hannels during the coming week.
HERZOG & BRO.
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WI are now Offering a very handsome
stock of dry good at low prices.
T. W. JOHNSTON az CO.,
... 347 Main street.
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DRESS trimmings, late styles.
T. W. JOHNSTON eco,
347 Main street.
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ORR DRESS GOODS are undoubtedly the
cheapest goods in the market.
HERZOG & BRO.
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ALL-WOOL White and Red Flannels at
p cents, worth 40 cents. at J. II. LOewen-
slime & Bros, 23I Main srteet.
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BRIDAL Tronseaus will De exhibited at
at our grand opening on the 18th inst.
MENKEN BROS,
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WE have opened some beautiful dress
.gOols during the last few days, such q
irish poplins, elegant pfaids, etc,
. ,HERZ0G Is BRO.
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GIT YOU fish, oysters, game N ice of
Charley n. Martin, No. 81 Jefferson street.
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DIR AGREE informs us that his dental
rooms will be open to-day. He has been
quite sick.
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SOME beautiful Arabs, :" just opened.
HERZOG a BRO.
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BEAUTIFUL Solid-colOred and Fancy
Poplins at p cents, worth so cents, at j..
". LOewenstine & Bros, 23l Main street.
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GRAND display of silks, satins and
eloaks, imported from Paris, on Monday
18th inst. MENkEN BROS.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc.
of Wiggans X Thorn, uiauufa cturers, &j3
Main street, Clay Building.
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LETTER LIST.

OPENING DAY of Fall styles Thursday
October 9TH. C. DoHERTY.
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A THOUSAND fashionable novelties Will
be displayed at our opening of French
goods, imported direct. sslsH
MENKEN BROS.
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Go to Herzog q Bro. g during the CON-
ing week and you can save money in buy
ing goods.
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OUR opening of imported goods, 18th
inst. MENKEN BROS.
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the
~ .--.. Or
WONDERFUL MAN-M0KkEY.
Only specimen in America.
II
s~plendors Of the Field Of the cIotb .r eola-

S~plendOrs Of the Field Of the Cloth sF GaId-
Every evening viii be presented this mag
nihcent spectacle at a cost Of Sl4000, and IN.
trOduciDg at one time in the ring over INV
ladies and gentlemen, dressed IN the most ef-
egant Cont Costumes and suits Of Armor.
with gorgeous T~Iap9ings. Shields. Lanees,
banner and all suitable accessories OF
tournament, As the opening or entree act.
The effect Is magnificent and the mammoth
tent. with its brilliant and numerous lets OF
gas, It's parti-colored decorations. and the M
spif ing music q Blumenschein's famous Op-
era Band, and the various Knights arrayed
in srinor with their praHcing steeds equipped
With gilded and approprfate trap
pings, and thoroughly trained and 1ifsclp-
lined 70 tRa sports Of the arena, cannot fail 70
carry the audience back % the dnys OF chIy-
atrFf when knight met Knight to break
lance In honor Of his "lRdye fair"
So Every morning at eleven O'Clock, In
each place where this Company has ahe hon
or a visiting, the new costly, gorgeous and
iGioSs Chariot Of Alexander, the Grsst,"
~COhtaining Prof. Rlumensehela's Full ODera
Sand, which VIII play the most popular airs
OF thedayy wni be drawn through the nrincf-
streets by a team OF eight beautiful cream =
oolored horSes, magnihcentIy harnessed and
caparisoned. sep4. -
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some beautiful plain silks, just received.
HERZOG & BRO.
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chanosry Court.

A. ASTON. CLERK AND MASTER.
The bills filed on yesterday were as fol-
lows: w. p. Bond ct al. VS.. l.. l.. Lazza-
retto ct al. John Overton VS.. j. Easterly
ct al.
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oPENIso DAY of Fall styles Thursday,
October 18th. c.. DoHERTY.
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KNIrTISa wool opened.
HERZOG &BRO.
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WANTED.
CARPENTERS
RALLY


MERCHANTS look to your interest. Ifyoa
vi want Groceriea Aagging and Ties cheap
Wholesale Sroesrs and Cotton Factors, Nos.
- and - Front street. Memphis. Team. see
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RIVER NEWS.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
W. A. Communications river, 5 pm.
t. DEAN--"--."-.-.New Orleans, 5 pm.
N. .Nicksburg, 6 pm.
BILLIE ST. LoUIs-~-~-..St. Louis, 4 pm.
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Memphis and bound Gay Packet.


Master
MILL leave Memphis al 8 and N
w aIn.y3and 81 pms win -
leave Mound City AZ 7 and 8 a.m-f / and
~ pm. Landing at present loot OF QUnion
street. sells
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Steamer Olive Branch, st. Louis.
S~tOnewlll,
{" II. L. McG1l, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer T. L. McGill, St. Louis.
Ozark, Arkansas river.
Olive Branch, New Orleans.
Stonewall,
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LADIES' LIST.

Inc lOlACWlnR Is the ltSt OF letters Fpmatn-
ing ia the Memphis Postofhce and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
An letters directed TO street n numbers.
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
LADIES' LIST.
Anderson, miss AlbertIne, miss NJ
Bradford, mrs Il Barton, mrs z
Cote, mrs L b
Date, T tcoTdL Daniel, mrs DE
Forrest, miss F
Green, miss KS Good, 8 NJ
Hall, mrs A D Hendrick. mrs.
Johnson, miss X Jones, miss J
Jones, mrs y James, mrs 81
Johnson, mrs l.
King. mrs re King, mrs Me
Leslie, mrs z
Morgan, MISS J tcOi'd) Miller, miss
Murf, mrs s
Newsham, mrs
O'Harra, mrs NJ
Shelton, mrs VI SHead. miss ] G
SanGs, mrSJ Sanley mrs A
Thomas, miss VI W Towel. miss
ThoTnas miss VI futile, miss
Tuttle. mrs +
Williams, NJ WI
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Apperson, Dor Ashton, T Allen, &C
sey & Co
Bent. q Brown, Mr. Brooks, ] NJ
Black, r Brooks, EW Baxter, W
Boone Z Barton, W Brooks, w
Cook, W Campbell, CT Coke
Crawford, c
B9ssS. IA B Bs7fs' B B5yis', i :
Deaton, L
Eldridge, Col
Ferguson, A Flynn F
Green, ] w Gailaher. CT Graham, ]
Glimpson, q Green, tr,JN
Hart, b Harbert, j Hart, j
Hurst, G Holstead, W
ireland, 81 2
Johnson, s (cld)Jones, NJ & II Johnson, L
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CHAs H.B BROOM Lessee and Proprietor
CHARLEY Manager
Prof. ARNOLD.~--LeAder of Orchestra
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