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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-22

A CARD.-My cotton compress on JET
farson street is being completed. and viii
be ready for work on Tuesday next. Ny
charge viii be se~venty-fye cents per bale
for COMPRISING. No rebate. This price
I consider fair. and viii no dOubt meet
the views of shippers. I am not in COM
binatiOn with other presses in the city,
and VIII faithfully execute any work the
public may favor me with, promising TO
give entire satisfaction 10 all. Give Inc a
portion of your patronage; 1 do not want
il ali. j. NJ. LARKIN,
Proprietor Jefferson street Cotton Com
press.
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CITY NEWS

We MEAN BUSINESS, and offer oar en-
tire stock of retail Dry Goods, as adver-
tised. at cost. y. SEESSEL son.
SPECIAL BARGAINS in Arabs, Shawls
and ClOaks. Gan new store, Us Nam.
SOMETHING OF INTERESTi-Ihe Home
Washer can be bought by weekly pay
ments. Have L sent home as a Christ
mas gift.
OUR CLOAK. Shawl. Arab n Dry
Goods departments viii be open every
night till 10 o'clock during the holidays.
Cans new store, DIS Main street.
THE APPEAL is the only Duily paper
published in the city. Only twenty-five
cents a week.
How ARE YOU "Of for SOap?' Fifty
per cent. better value at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2I3 Main street.
WE MEAN BUSINESS, and offer our en-
tire stock OF retail Dry Goods, as adver-
tised, Al cost. a. SEESSEL son.
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CHRISTMAS! caRlSTMAs!!

No Christmas dinner is complete with
out ONE of Victor d. Fuchs fine tur-
keys or oysters, celery and all kinds of
wild game. Do not believe as, but ask
any of The first-class housekeepers of this
city, and they viii tell you, yes. Remem-
Der his old establishment, Al Jefferson
street,
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PIANOS N SILVER PLATE AT AUCTION
TO-DAY.-The attractions at Messrs.
Register, T%rezevant 81 Co.'S salesToom to-
day are TWO NEW AND ELEGANT PIANOS,
seven octave, Of the latest style, and a
grand display Of ELEGANT SILVER
PLATED GOODS, which are to be sold at
peremptory auction. Let nobody stay
away who wishes to buy. Sale will open
promptly at eleven o'clock.
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JOE LOCKE, 296H Main street, has all
the late Pictorials, Fashion, Literary,
Scientific, Police, Sporting, Irish, Ger
man, French, and a host of others, New
York Herald, World, Tribune, Times, St.
Louis Republican, Times and Democrat,
Chicago Times and Tribune, Louisville
Courier-Journal, Cooley, Peterson and
Demorest for January, and a large assOrt-
merit of other mOnthlies. late Novels, Sta
tionery, etc, etc. Mr.. d. B.. Wharton can
be found there, and will take pleasure in
waiting on their friends.
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LAW REPCRS.
Law Court -Iudgs Carmack.

Law CO1Tt---iuage C2rH1ck.
The following eases were disposed of
yesterday:
Butler rs. Walsh, Judgment for de-
PENDANT.
@Mosby. executor, Va. Bahrnger, j1dg-
ment for piaIntIB.
Walsh vs.. Harvey, Judgment for plain
tiff S5I7 50.
sears IS. New ct al, Judgment for
plaintiff $3.50.
Coleman, ct al VS.. Jones'. on trial and
VIII be concluded to-day, after which tue
calendar Is published io4' to-day viii be
called. -
ehaHcerg Court---GhaaCellsr harqaa.
The following DEGREES were filed yes
terday.
Swayne VS.. Sherman, dnal decree.
Stllman VS.. Stillman, agreement.
Thomas vs.. Thomas, commissioner ap-
pointed.
Valentine vs.. Valentine, report con-
firmed.
Belcher vs.. Wickershan. reference.
Mckissick, ex parte as TO trustee.
Peck VS.. Peck, ex parte as 20 funds.
Briggs vs.. Peterson, reference.
Cameron vs.. Kellogg. sale.
Tit case of Claflin vs.. LogwOod will be
taken up to-day, after which the calendar
as published will be called, commencing
at No. 635 and ending at No. 100.
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sALGOg-xEEPERs, ATTENTION.

There viii be a GadE meeting of the Sa-
lO0n-ksepers' Association held ut viii
lett's, 81 Adams street, this day, at . ppm.
AU those whose names appear upon our
roll are particularly requested TO be pres
ent. H. WEATHERBEE, Pres't.
GEO. W. MILLER, Sec'y.
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GA&AAN Ia W.
Who did not let his name be used at the
convention yesterday, continues in tho
field as an independent candidate for
Wharfmaster, and being well known to
this community, will no doubt prove a
worthy contestant for that position. He
has stood well in this community for
years as a business man, and would
make a good officer. Sc
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ADVICE GRATIs-If you want any,
thing nice for your Christmas or
New Years dinner, either plain or
ornamental, order it at Berton's
Confectionery, corner Fourth and Poplar
streets. You will also find a select stock
Of toys. fancy boxes, and a variety OF ar
ticles for Christmas trees. Also, home
made mincemeat ready for use, ut 20 cents
per pound. We advise everybody to buy
at Berton's.
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WI ask but cali to convince you that
every sale is a bargain. Come and ex-
anime stock.
J. H. LOEWENSTINE Il BROS,
22l Main. CLAW bnildinR.
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Miss. AND Tenn. RAILROAD,
Office FREIGHT Agent.


Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1863.
To cotton and Commission Merchants :
Notice is hereby given Tint all c0ttnn and
other goods received al this Depot viii be
stored at the expense and risk ofwhOm 10
may concern, il not promptly removed
within twentv-f0ur hours after arrival at
Memphis. This order viii be strictly en-
forced, regardless of parties.
j. NJ. PAMPLIN, Agent.
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c. C. WARD x Bros, wholesale drug
gists, have received a large supply of the
great medical wonder, DR.. ~Spalding's
Electric Oil-the remedy for all Pains.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Piles. Liver and
Kidney disease, Bolts and COiic In horses,
Hog Cholera, and all chronic diseases.
1t cures sore and weak ewes and sores. is
without sensation in application, and cool
and soothing when applied to the eye or
to sore and raw places. Do not fail TO try
it.. Buy none but DR.. S~paIdiug's.
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For COUNTY COURT CLERK.

COUNTY COURT CLEBR.-At the s~ollcita-
- ton OF nun er0us friends, and in re-
spouse 90 the calls 30 the APPEAL AID Ledger,
I would respectfully state that 4 am a candl-
date lUr Clerk f The County Court. subject 10
the action o. the Democratic convention.
del5 Ill O. WOODSON.
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Ladies Ermine Sets at IS; Misses Sets,
81, at B. L. ROSENSTIEL d CO.'S.
3l6% Main street.
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u. S. eiroult courl...Iuana TrIna.

y. ShUHit oSutt-SA-aS ttiEa.
The following business was transacted
yester lay:
The Grand Jury returned a number of
indictments yesterday, and adjourned
over TO January I, 1870.
Steinman Il Co. VS.. steamer Dan Able,
judgment, $500.
United States vs.. one ~120-gallon still,
Judgment of condemnation.
United States VS.. three copper stills,
judgment of condemnation.
United States vs.. n copper still and
worm, judgment Of condemnation.
United States VS.. five copper stills and
worms, Judgment of condemnation.
ThOs. Foley ct al vs.. steamer Mary
Boyd. pro confesso and reference.
M. EagaD vs.. r. Priehard ct al, pro con-
fessO and reference.
To-day the District docket will be
called.
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FoR III WARD.

LDERMAN.-Haying received the nomi-
~ nation as candidate for Alderman OF the
eth Ward. AZ tie EemCc-arlc meeting held an
Ferguson Han on l4tl inst, I lake this meth
cd OF saving 20 my friends that / accept the
nomination. and viii serve The citizens of
Memphis 10 the beat OF my ability, If / am
elected. Al. OASH.
December L. 1879. deS
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This wednesday, Morning, December
p, at 10 o'clock, by Gottlieb 81 Ezekiel,
AuctiOneers, cor. Second and Adams SITS.
WE MEAN BUSINESS. and offer our en-
tire stock Of retail Dry Goods, as adver-
tised, at cost. a. SEESSEL &SON.
A MERRY CHRIsTMAsi-GentIemen,
surprise your wife, mother or sweetheart
with something useful as well as orna-
mental. The Home Washer embOdies all
that is useful, economical, etc. | will be
a "welI-spring Of joy'' to your household.
For RELIEF FROM THE BITING COLD
that at present pervades the land, go to
BigIev, Mellersb d Co., where that indis-
pensable article, coal, can be purchased at
prices to induce any one to etur Their
Office is IN the Bethel Block, corner South
Court and Main.
On account OF the bad weather. we viii
not show our prize cattle, but viii offer to
the citizens the finest beef and mutton Of
the season. We hope the public in gene
raj will call and see US, as we do not in
tend any advance in prices.
LASCELLE MARKET,
No. 66 Jefferson street.
10 This market viii be closed on Sat
urday az 10 O'Clock.
SEVEN dailies a week. q cents.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Registration will close on Tuesday, the
2Sth inst, and there are over a thousand
men who nave not registered.
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REGISTRATION.

The following from the returns to Com
missioner Boughner, show the number of
citizens registered in the several Wards
up to noOn on Saturday last:
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
tng in the Memphis PostOfice and not deliv-
red by carriers yesterday
All letters directed to street and numbers,
gin be delivered promptly by carriers.
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MEMPHIS DOLLAR STORE-Joe Locke's,
1861 Main street. Where you can get the
worth OF your money for one dollar, and
choice Of a select lot Of bound books.
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ELEGANT French and Chinese Perfume
ry, in fine cut-glass bottles, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE.
BIB Main street.
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c PARAGRAPHS.

The slushy weather continued yester-
day.
Yesterday was st. Thomas day the
shortest Of the year.
The magistrates Offices had little Of
in rest yesterday.
The Convention took up e~verybody's
time and attention yesterday.
The boy Cooper, who accidentally
shot the woman Ella Crawford on Satur-
day last, is still in jail. He viii have a
hearing to-day.
One Martin, accused of stealing So in
currency, was carried before Squire Foley
yesterday and sent up to the Municipal
Court under $1,000 bonds.
Owing to the presence of several
members Of the Board Of Aldermen at
the Convention yesterday evening, there
was no meeting OF the Board.
p. Lavigne, No. 269H Main street, has
a splendid stock of hair-work Of all de-
seriptions. Ladies from the country who
wish to get the most fashionable, and, at
the same time, finest and cheapest hair
work, should call on Mr.. Lavigne.
DIR. J.. D.. Stillman will lecture this
evening at the Municipal Courtroom,
commencing at ~ o'clock. Subject:
New views upon Physiology resulting
from a series Of experiments upon organic
processes" We hope the Doctor will
have a crowded house.
Elisha A. Num-, accused of being a
party to or having committed a murder
in Arkansas, was carried before Judge
Hunter Yesterday on a writ Of hGbeas cor
puS, and discharged. We understand
that Mr.. Mum viii 90 back to Arkansas
Immediately TO ferret out the cause OF his
arrest.
Two young ladies took the veil at st.
Louis on the 18th inst.-One the white,
the other the black. The St. Louis Repub-
EicGH says: "The lady who assumed the
black veil yesterday was Miss Clara Pc
ters, daughter of DR.. Peters, Of Arkansas.
She is a convert, we are informed, from
the Protestant faith, and in her pr0fessioa
as a nun evinces the reality and earnest
ness of her convictions. Ii is d year ago
since she entered the order and assumed
the white veil. She becomes In religion
Sister Mary Paula"
"A friend of ours recently conversed
with an emigrant family going to Texas.
On one of the wagons there hung a lug
with the bottom Knocked out. "Wha5 is
that?" asked the Doctor. Why. IL is nv
Taylor jugi" said the nan And what
is "A Taylor igg2'' asked the Doctor again,
"Ihad ason IN Gen. Taylor's army In Mex
leo, and the General always told him 70
carry his whisky jug with g hole Ia the
bottom, ana that's it, 1t is the best in
ventiOn I ever met with for hard drink
ers."
"A Committee Of the National Board
OF Underwriters, appointed to consider
that subject, report as dangerous COM
pounds those called Liquid Safety Gas,
Aurora Oh, Cymogene, RigOline, NapJha,
Gasoline, Benzine, BenzOie, exc, etc. It
IS gravely claimed shat the volatile nature
of these liquids is removed by treatirz
them with small quantities of gum. pot
ash, borax, alcohol, gun caDiph0r, or
some other substance. This idea is simply
absurd, such treatment OF the lighter
products OF petroleum never diminish,
but may greatly increase their dangerous
qualities.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a week is all the
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Mr.. John d. Ddnbury, so-cGJled Presi-
dent Of the NjnM Ward Democratic Club
SIR: At your request, I attended a meet
ing of the citizens Of the Ninth Ward,
that had been called to reconsider nOmi-
nations made at a former meeting of the
party. You instructed me to promise in
your name to this meeting that il a res
pectable number of the citizens of the ward
petitioned to you requesting a call for a
new meeting, you would call the same for
the purposes above mentioned. Now, sir,
the call was signed by some fifty respecta-
BILE citizens Of the ward, and when you
refuse to make the call on the grounds
that some of the signers are not Demo-
Gratis, we recOllect that your politics are
no better, and perhaps not as pure as
those petitioners you ASSUME to set in
judgment upon. / ~recollect, sir, Of your
voting for Fitch for Mayor VS.. Leftwieh,
and cursing the party promiseuOUsly not
more than twelve months since, and also
of your holding Office under the appoint
ment Of Radical commissioners the last
summer. I regard you as being the last
man in the world to question the Democ-
racy of your n~eighbors.
JOHN. V. HANDWERKER.
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ALL-wool d~elaines, figured delaines,
stripped delaines, and all other kinds of
delaines, sold at great bargains at ]. II.
LOewenstine & Bros, 81 Main street, Clay
buildinu.
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LocKE's Dollar Store, 1861 Main street.
Choice Of a large assortment bound books
for one dollar.
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We MEAN B~UsFCRss. and offer our en-
tire stock of retail Dry Goods, rs adver-
tised. 30 cost. a. sEEsSEL & SOY.
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CLOAKs at extremely low prices at J.
II. Loewenstine q Bros, 81 Main street.
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TCDGE CHANCERY COURT-We are au
sJ thoriZed 70 announce Judge r. NOR
GAN, the present Incumbent, as a candidate
atthe ensuing Judicial election lor the once
Of Jude of Jae Ihancery Court, which was
vacated by the resignation OF Hon. William
N. smith dels
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THE ELECTION.
Complete Returns from the Country Dis
fricts.

The following additional returns from
the civil districts of the county have been
received by Col. j. p. BoUghner, Commits
sioner of Registration:
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GENTS Sleeve Buttons and Studs, gold
plated and warranted, for one dollar,
at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
90 Main g+roaf
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READ Walker Brothers & Co.'S adver-
tisement. They are going out of the retail
business. therefore offer great bargains to
the retail trade.
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SMOKY CHDNEYs.-NO cure no pay.
Have your CRATES set and smoky chin
neys cured, by calling on II. Lemon, IL
Madison street
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n MUNICIPAL
Call on B. 3. wsddsI! as Alderman for the
Fourth Ward.

lib. b. Waddell will consent to serve
as Alderman, he viii receive the hearty
supper of the voters and taxpayers Of
the Fourth ward in our next municipal
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SELECT box Of Handkerchiefs, Half
Hose, 4. Y. Shirts, or any style Of Furnish
ing Goods for holiday gifts, at 233 Clay
Building. WIGGANS & THORN'S,
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AN INDICTMENT.
An lnduCement at ]. D. Edwards Turkey,
Oyster and Game Store, 278 Sec
0Hd Street.

viii guarantee to fill all orders left
with me for Christmas Turkeys, Oysters,
Celery, Game or HOLSTERS and CLANS, all
of the best quality, on these following
days: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Let every housekeeper bear this in mind,
not wait till the last moment, ike last
Christmas, and then pay two or three
prices.
I win guarantee to fill all orders on
these three days at low figures, not raise
on them, as ONE parties.
Call and leave orders in time, and make
sure of no rise.
I will keep all Turkeys left with me, in
nay ice boxes until the hour to be deIiv-
cred. J. d. EDWARDS.
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As WE design doing an exclusive whole
sale business, We are anxious TO sci of
our entire retail stock, therefore. call early
and often, If 0 wish to secure bargains.
WALKER BROS & co.
30 Main street.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS should bear in
mind that Messrs. Gottlieb Il EzekieI.a uc-
tioneers, corner Second and Adams
streets, viii hold a trade sale of dry goods,
notions, etc, this morning AT 10 o'clock.
See their advertisement on first page.
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c. C. WARD & Bios. have received a
supply of DIR. Spalding's Celebrated
Cancer Salve, a sure cure for Cancers,
Old Sores, Ulcers, ETC., using the Electric
Oil for a wash. Buy none but DR.. Spald-
inp's.
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DRESS GooDs at a sacrifice at J. II.
LOewenstine IL Bros, 23I Main street,
CLAW Building.
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FoR SALE-MIsCELLAREOUS.

Notes under uEs head sgU BE- inserted az Tn
cee5 per hse, each taSerti0n.
WooD--One hundred cords dry and green
w hard wood. on levee. below Union nj
eight dollars per cord, at river, or nine dol
lars delivered. Fun measuse warranted
GEL o. WHITE.
L OT.-NIe would sell q valuable vacant Tot
u6 feet deep finely located. for cash. or frsdr
Il for a small steamboat
MARTIN WALT &CO
oeA n Front street.
I AND.-0 acres rich and valuable land
II in C~uttencen- county, Arkansas, living
mile south OF Military Road: I5 acres elearad
and n cultva1oni al above overflow.
Avenue. near Poplar street,
For terms, apply to
HIS. MORTON.
del4 Dverton Hotel.
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FURsl FURsl for Christmas presents, at
Francisco & Virgins, 307 Main street.
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GENTS SHAwLs at s., worth $40, are Of
fered at J. II. Loewenstine IL Bros, 23l
Main street. CLAW building.
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Go TO Locke's, 236H Main street, for the
latest news.
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FOR LOUISVILLE.

2@ 10CL5V"
d swift aad superb Passengs- ~
2hary hsust0, -5
VIII leave THIS DAY, ed -
RlCH,D "a rrrurpr~gN inst. at 2 pm.
da2a e. SEMI Agent.
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WE MEAN BUSINESS, and offer our en-
tire stock of retail Dry Goods, as adver-
tised. at cost. A. SEESSLL u SON.
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joe. LOCKE received yesterday the fol
lowing back numbers Of the New York
Led0er-4l. 4, 43 and A.
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HANDSOME Chromos, in black walnut
and glit frames. at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE.
2I3 Main street.
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FOR NEW


For N F-~--
The new and .nIa0S,d 5.ss----s
- BISMARCK. -.
WI le9se THIS Day ~ Isl -
40 ~ LiGHTBURNE. Sent AGENT.
No. 4 Jefferson street.
NesUa Memphis and New Orleans Wedues-
II gay Pacset-FOr New Orleans.
fhisspiendid passenger steaaser
Will leave rs above ~
MEDNLSDA1 I'd inst. NJ $ Pm. -
LARRY HARlIsrAD AGENT
uetV II Madison street.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Weanas-
4ay Fdcket-For New Orleans.
AAeH-s master
ms eltsant passenger stslner r.
viii leavH as above e
WEDNESDAY,. I'D inst. at 5 pm.
LEVY ROBBINS, Agents.
ueH ID Jefferson street.
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GFNTLEMEN's LIST.
Auan VT rmour Armstrong
Anderson DR. Anderson X ApplegaleJ
Rea' WE Brown c +, RaTnes IS
Refining A &co Brown GH Burke TIE
8egrg Burk p Balrd JP
Barrett MI Brlnkley J IL fancy 49,
FoDaIand W CoN&LankfOrd Dreamer II
CrossT CartelyonH L Crow & HIN
Chambers Al Clure EJ DObiusJ
DuDD drWM DruckerS EIsbury II W
ElWell II W Etter EloMers
Fleming J r Fenton B tlelqs
Gibson W r Graham 4 3oouAaI
Hogan H W HiggesOn Homer
uobsOn " Hill EopSoh
Hanson L Harrison L Heldle DR. W A
Harris J gon j II Johnson
JudsOn A lobe n kil1ck
Kent LashIey A Ledyard FL
TarkfnI Ionglev Lanier &c
Tou1on A NfeSJF MiIIerI
Nyerz VIZ Martin Niche G
Moore Nfurrfn p Maitland G
NcNahonJ McCombs N McHugh I
NcGregorJ McCarty Is McLin J
WcEe1na r NealisJ pende-gast BIB
Pennington Is Patton ID Robinson X
RussrfF Richards T. Ricketts, ] g,
Rodgers e Strong W sears NJ
SDiahrS shannon mr. StringfellOw II
SnvderJ saunders J summer J "
Ihayer ) NJ ThOruH Turner 1
Thomas NJ Tatum Or Wallace &C
Warner E . Ward dr. Wallace n 3
Williams D H Williams J. Woou
WOOten RI Weller capt. NhlleA
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ARABS at reduced prices at J. H. Loew-
enstine q Bros, 28I Main street, Clay
Building.
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n EsIDENCE AND PARMA desirable res
II ideuce and small farm, five miles from
Memphis. on The P-igeonrOost road-J0 acres
OF opeu land. ia q tine state Of cultivation; q
acres iu o~rchard-the best selection Of nuit
in the country; large rich garden, with hot
beds. SASH. etc. dwelling house, VIII ten
rooms: doctors Office in the yard; smoke
house. Kitchen, cribs, stables and cow-sheds.
Apply 10 2. PROPHIT,
de8 No. 81 Front street.
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JOE. LOCKE received yesterday the fol-
lowing back numbers of the New York
Ledqer-lI, ~. 43 and a.
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WE MEAN BUSINESS, and offer our en-
tire stock of retail Dry Goods, as adver-
tised, at cost. A. SEESSEL IL SON.
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DRESS P5PLINs at Csc a yard. Cheapest
ever offered in this market. Come and
look at them al J. II. Loewenstine &
Bros, Clay Building.
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CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, cured with
out pain or drawing blood, by DR.. LindO-
man, room a, Overton Hotel.
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VERY CHEAP and very handsome-our
new lot Arabs. Cans new store, 2ys
Main.
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Cooley, Petersen and Demorest for
January, at Joe Locke's, 1861 Main street.