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Law Court---Iudna Lee.

The judgments rendered yesterday arc
as follows:
Panti, trustee, VS.. Vaunkin, surviving
partner-iury and mistrial.
FrancioIi VS.. Mckay d Co. ct al, judg-
ment for plaintiff, S924 76.
The special calendar as published for
the month will be taken up to-day, with
the following cases added in their respec-
tive positions By number:
1475-Mitchell VS.. Stewart & Bros.
1477-Mitchell, admir-, VS.. Stewart.
147S-Mitcheu VS.. Stewart q Bros.
2956-WOrkman VS.. Hughes.
2974-Barnes ct al. VS.. Carroll ct al.
2956-Cassidy, use of, etc., VS.. Oyerton
Hotel Company.
2993-Irwin VS.. WaterhOuse ct al.
300l-Chase VS.. Hickey.
30l2-Renardt VS.. Beclerc ct al.
3023-Warner VS.. Conrad 81 Co. ct al.
3024-Same vs.. Costa q Sangster ct al.
30Z7-Kesterson VS.. Jones ct al.
3O2S-Radclif VS.. Smith.
3034-Dickinson VS.. First National Bank
of Memphis,
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At a meeting of the citizens of the Fiji
teenth District, DR.. Brown was called to
the Chair, and E. B. Weber, Esq, was
requested to act as Secretary.
DR.. Brown and n. B. Winchester were
unanimously elected to represent the
district il the County Convention. Mr..
Franklin offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
RESOLVED, That our delegates be, and
thew are hereby, instructed not TO sup
port any man in the Convention who is
not pledged to oppose universal suf-
frage.
After which the meeting adjourned.
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LAW REPORTS.
Chancery COurt---ChaneelIor Moruan.

The argument Of counsel was heard yes
terday in the caseofTurner VS.. Atkinson.
Messrs. H. E.. Jackson and Judge Wright
will close the case to-day.
To-day being motion day, the motion
docket viii be called, commencing at let
ter A.
The bills filed yesterday were:
j. NJ. Leo ct al. VS.. G. Hay ct al.
Z. Emily VS.. J. G. Scott ct al.
r. B. Miller VS.. Z. Kernel ct al.
Kate Garvin VS.. E. Wickersham ct al.
A. G. Blakemore VS.. w. J. Saint ct al.
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DISTRICT.

At a meeting of the citizens of the Four
teenth Civil District, held for the purpose
of electing delegates to the County Con-
v~ention, to meet on Saturday next, Col.
II. Clay King was called TO the chair, and
George L. Harris requested to act as Sec
retarv. The Chairman briefly stated the
object of the meeting, w~hereupon Col. }.
B. Heiskell and Col. H. Clay King were
selected as delegates. After some discus
sion as to the wisdom Of i~nstructing the
delegates how to vote, it was aged not
TO give any instructions, but to leav-
them free and untrammeled. The meet
ing the adjourned.
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MEMPHIS THEATER.-Mrs. Bowers re-
peated her grand representation of Lady
dudley last night. All that we have
said in praise of this great artistic effort
was fully confirmed by her performance,
and endorsed by her audience. We linger
over the farewell performance. unwilling
TO part with so great an artist. Yet she
win go-the fates viii lave it, and we can
only say that, Notwithstanding outside
influences, we think our citizens have
been lukewarm in their appreciation of
an actress, han whom we have none
greater On the American, we might saw.
the worlds, stage. Mrs. Bowers benefit
takes place this evening, when she appears
as Mrs. Heller in the Stranger" and
J1lidaG in the Honeymoon" with Mr..
McCollom as the Stranger and the Duke
AraasG. Nor is this all. The great
Memphis favorite, Mr.. Robert McWade,
who is on a visit to Memphis, has been
engaged by the enterprising management,
and Will alsO appear in conjunction with
those great artists. With such a bill of
fare, such artists, and a fashionable night.
we may expect to see a house worthy OF
the lady whose benefit it is. The matinee
on Saturday viii no doubt be fully at
tended, to witness the capital drama of
Snare" while the Lady of Lyons" on
Saturday night, with Robert McWade in
the farce, will conclude one of the most
pleasant engagements of the season.
BRooM's OPERA HOUSE was crowdsSAas
usual, and the performances wei
mirable. Billy Barry is the new Gard.
and takes well. a new bill every night.
PARLoR Music HALL.-Manager John
Thompson has secured the services of sew
eral new and accomplished artists in every
line. and now has as good a show as any
body's. Go there and see it tonight.
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After this date, advertisements viii not
be received from any but regular custom
ers and we~ll-established 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 a cash
outlay an all its departments, fori its proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
will understand and appreciate the neces-
siuy for this basis for our future.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
November 80, 1869.
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PoeIcE REPORT.
Monthly Statement Of the Metropolitan PO-
lice for November.

The following exhibits the work done
by both districts of the Metropolitan Po-
lice during the month of November:
Number of arrests, first district, All
second district 27S; total $50. Number OF
cases, first district, II; second district So
total 1850.
Number of State cases, first district, Il:
/ second district so; total 100.
Number tried and fined, first district,
245; second district IA; total $50.
Number tried and discharged, first dis
trict, S05 second district As; total 125.
Amount of fines assessed, first district,
$1,000 90; second district Sl130 90; total
1890 90.
Amount on mittimusses issued, first dis.
trict, sos 20; municipal court $8s 45; sec
ond district Sl86 IS; total 1888 40.
Amount of fines collected, first district.
Sl0l5 90; second district $500 90: total
SI515 90.
Amount of lost or stolen property re-
covered, first district, s971 90; second dis
trict $3.50 SO; by detectives S14,539 90; to-
tai SIG, 800 81.
INCIDENTAL MATTERS.
Lodgers accommodated, first district,
I'D; second district 43; total I65.
Animals found estray and restored to
owners. first district, IL; second district
s; detectives 5; total "A.
Accidents, first district, 8; second dis
trict 4; total 7.
Fires, first district, 7; second district 0;
total 7.
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Hon. Jefferson Davis visit was one of
great pleasure TO me, as he expressed
himself 50 freely, and was gratihed with
what be saw. On first seeing the paint
ing ne exclaimed in a truly genial tone:
"Ihere's the Oldsorrei," and continued to
praise the several parts of the picture. so
that ! felt sure the tout esHembIe pleased
him indeed, 50 be expressed himself. As
ne SAT for awhile, calmly viewing those
two portrayed heroes, produced, as we
might say, by the stroke of his pen. I
wondered wnat was passing within his
4 Surely il carried him back to the
scenes CT thai noble struggle which placed
MN at the head OF those noble men VINO.
Ike the Swiss heroes. gave up their lives
for a lost causes" and now. though van
pushed Ike men, keep covered, but not
e~z5mguished, that fire known only 10
southern men.
depressed my motives to the Presi-
Gent; IS, / desire 20 place myself in
2 position TO devote the rest Of nv life To
Illustrating Southern heroic events. and
placing such paintings in Southern pub
lie buildings. None can dispute but that
these histories VIII give to generations to
come a truer idea OF what these men were
than oluUes Of written matter. Now if
Southern people do not sustain me in
this first effort which ] cannot for a mo-
ment imagine viii not be dOne) how can
4 DoHsAbAD carry tub IiN dElDlLlOuS desire
10 erect these m~onumeDts2 Therefore. 1
call upon you 70 come forward at once
and contribute something, for which you
receive full compensation in pictures Of
the painting. You cannot for a moment
doubt the honor that such a movement
must naturally be associated with, so I
ask Of you a helping appreciation. I shalt
not be here long. ] go South, and wish
70 carry a good report TO your Southern
brothers.
The portraits are pronounced bv all
who know 10 be excellent, and the Presi-
dent said hat the likeness Of Jackson is
the finest be has seen, giving that power
Of expression peculiar TO the departed
hero. The style oftbe engraving viii I'M
doubleday be elegant. being the work of
"H0tpta; " 50 you viii, for the first time,
receive an engraving fit for your parlcrs
"a IBe-aBd-stipple-framing 29x35 in,
representing " great men, and alto
geiher picturesque. Excuse my seeming
want Of modesty, but l find 1 must be
bold.
Those Southerners wishing these pic
lures, can obtain them through no other
source than by contributing or subscrib-
ing. None, l feel confident, will be con-
tented with those Indifferent pictures ex-
tant Of the Generals when u c they see
lne engravings l am having executed.
Your artist,
JULIO.
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PERSONAL.

President Tanning, of Franklin College,
and a distinguished minister of the Chris
tian Church, arrived in the city last night,
and is the guest of DR.. Edmonds, on Shell
by street.
We had the pleasure of a call from Mr..
w. A. Hill, Of Paris, Tenn, who visits
our city to canvass it in the interests OF
the Odd Fellows Female College at Paris,
representing the Lodge of that town.
Mr.. Hill comes with the best of recon-
mendations, and we hope the fraternity
here viii give him liberal support and
encouragement. There will be a meeting
of the Daughters of Rsbecca to-day, al
which Mr.. Hill will explain the plan and
design of the college, and no doubt Sc
cur the sanction and powerful aid of this
branch Of the Order of Odd Fellows.
TEN cakes Colgate's celebrated italian
soap for one dollar, at the Revolution
Dollar Store.
WANTED.-A partner, with a cash capt.
tai from $1,000 to $1,000, in a well established
and well paying business-stapIe articles.
Address E. B., APPEAL office.
Office Memphis Gdyoso Gas Company,
Bank Building, corner Main and JeGer-
son streets.
The books for subscriptions ofstOek are
now open at the gas Office. By order of
the Board of Directors.
READ B. Lowenstein q Bros advertise
ment to-day.
SUBSCRIBE for the daily APPEAL.
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Ia the Country.
FIFTH CIVIL DISTRICT.

IIIIH NNTNL DN0EaFIVHe
At a meeting of the Democrats Of the
Fifth Civil District, on the 1st of Decem-
Der. at Toney's-Wm. T. Avery in the
chair, and VIM. H. Lake Secretary-Col.
Chas. D. Mclean and Col. A. c. Wellburn
were elected delegates to represent the
District in the County Convention.
Messrs. George r. Redford and VIM. Z.
Barnett were elected as alternates.
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NOTICE To SHIPPERs.-On and after
date all freight for points on the Eastward
division of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad must be delivered at ferry land
ing, foot of Union street, by 4:3G pm, as
no freight will be received after that hour.
B. p. ROBSON,
Gen. Agent East. Div.
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Speed, Safety and comfort---EHIott Line.
OLD RELIABLE"
- DAVIS -
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

THE splendid Side-wheeIP asseng Steam
i ers Liberty No. =, and Commercial, will
form a Semi-weekly United States Mail Line
between Memphis and Wolfe. Little Red and
and Black Rivers, leaving Memphis every
Tuesday and Saturday. at 5 o'clock pm.
These boats have been dOeked and thoroughly
repaired and furnished with new outfits.
making them as good as new. The Merchants
and Planters on White, Red n ~BlackrfverS,
have taken One-half the stock in this line,
making IL a permanent and reliable
E" HomeI Institution We hope, by strict at
to business and Low HATEs, to merit
a fair share OF public patronage.
JOHN B. DAVIS, superintendent.
COnsign freight to Davis Line Memphis,
Tenn. LEVY & ROBBINS, Agents.
nol5 No. Is Jefferson street. Memphis.
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HELP WANTED.

No-oaa u7Ir Its head trE b Inserted az Ten
=zH per Ase, each f~nssrtiO2-
Cp1E AND SDRSE-A good cOok-a man
T. rre# erred EisC- "a good nurse pply 70
T T. COKE 0r 81 Shelby street del
TAILOBS-Efve 81 fine coat makers; three
49, pants sud vest makers, 10 do me
o. euStollT work. Ear obtain permanent en-
pIoymeut and good prices, by Applying 10
GEO. U. kkESS.
nos NtcksburZ, Miss.
TIE HANDS-LTrLE ROCK y FORT
/ SMITH CHIEF E~NGISEERs OF
FrCT. LITTLE Rock. Ask. November - L'l6.
On -lis Road, EiTv EOod lie Hands 10 WlOm
liberal prices viii b paid by the piece.
A P ROBINSON. Chief Engineer.
Aup-w TO ECkESSA. Commercial
H0tel. agsuT l. r and F.. 3 r p no4
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Municipal Court---Iudge Foute.
The following writs Of inquiry were ex-
ecuted yesterday;
a. Vintage Co. VS.. McLefresh. ct al,
Judgment for plaintiff $3.50 20.
Morgan, ct al, vs.. Joyner, Judgment
by default.
Holmes, ct al, vs.. Niles, judgment for
plaintiff 1926.
Writs of inquiry will be executed to-
day.
On Saturday motions for new trials
will be heard.
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ESTRAY.

COM-IroIl my garden. on Orleans street
~ a laIes deep-red Gov. fuu blOoded OAR,
ham, with While belly end half her bag
white, horns turned over eyes anv infors
NATION q said COW. or her delivery to me
- No. 30 Madison street. VIII be literally re-
WaTded
De- VIZ L NANrr
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has Cooley,
Demorest, Peterson and Pleasant Hours
for December; Lesue's Magazine, Putnam,
Nineteenth Century, chronological Jour
nal, and a large assortment of late novels,
illustrated weeklies, Northern and West
ern dailies,
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
StOrekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity of wrapping paper cheap
tor cash, on application at the APPEAL
counting room.
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In the caae of the State VS.. F. w. Louis,
Indictment for embezzlement, the jury re-
turned a verdict Of not guilty. The jail
cases Will be called for trial to-day.
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This friday morning at 10 o'clock by
GOttlieb & EZekieI, AuctiOneers, corner
Second and Adams streets.
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EXCELLENT FURNITURE, Bedding, etc..
at reduced prices. Splendid opportunities
for newly married couples about "setting
up" for themselves. Go to LOUIS KEITH's,
No. SO Jefferson street, and see for your
selves.
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FROM THE PREss.-'fThe Home Wash
er is all that the agents claim for it. We
hare tried Il, and ought to kROsV. 1t prom
ises to be to the housewife what the sew.
ing machine has proved to the needlewO-
mana valuable friend and ally."-Cen-
E-GL (St. LOuis) Christian AdUocate.
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IHAvE removed my studio to the jack
son Block, corner of GayOso and Main sts.,
TO the studio formerly occupied by Mr..
Clark. portrait painter. / will be pleased
to receive visitors and orders for portraits.
VIM FRYE
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TO ADVERTISERS IN THE APPEAL

10000 PAIR good Kid Gloves, at rs cents
a pair, at Menken Brothers.
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INVENTORS, Agents, Merchants, and all
Dealers in Patents or Patented Goods.
should subscribe for the Patent Star. de-
voted 10 their interests. Terms 80 cents
per year. Send stamp for sample to BENT,
GOoDNOw a. Co, Boston, Mass.
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This friday morning at 10 O'Clock by
GOttlieb d Ezekiel, Auctineers, corner
Second and Adams streets.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis Postofice and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
Al letters directed to street and numbers,
" 4 be delivered promptly by carriers.
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Mr.. AND Mrs. DEGRAY BENNEr viii
give a Grand Soiree at their Academy, 233
Main street, Friday, December Sd. All
their former, As well as their present pa
irons, pupils and friends, are respectfully
solicited TO attend.
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To the White Men Of the 18th Civil District

YOU are requested to meet at Buntynis sta
i ton on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. at
5 o'clock, for the purposeof selecting Two dei-
egates TO the convention 70 be held on Satur-
day next. Ree0
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CONSUMPTION, diseases of the Lungs and
Throat, cured by DIR. Mortimore, Office,
Central Hotel, Adams street.
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OUR celebrated kid gloves, for 81 25, are
always in stock, in all %cOlOrs; warranted
to wear, or, if torn when tried on, a new
pair given without charge.
HERZOG & BRO.
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ALL CHRONIC and affective forms of
Female Diseases successfully treated by
DR.. MOrtimore, Central Hotel.
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The prettiest stock of shawls Is nov
open. HERZOG q BRO,
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THE APPEAL is delivered by daylight,
seven times a week. for twenty-five cents.
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Mr.. Boughner presided and Marye
Irrelevant, ESQ.,, was Secretary. Col.
Hugh Greer and Thos. Holman were
elected delegates.
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Miss EVANS novel "vAsHTI; or Until
Death US Do Part" and a host of other
late publications, magazines, weeklies
and daiiies on the counters of Joe Locke,
236Z Main street.
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"aEaOES OF eRANcsLL0RWLLE.

THE bargains IN our dress goods are
great, and we invite everybody.
HERZOG & BRO.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, ETC.,
of Wiggans IL Thorn, manufa cturers, 233
Main street, Clay Building.
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RAsOHIC DIRECTORY FOR 1858.

LODGES.
OCT No. uS-Ineets ID Friday o
ea4 mOuth-Hal cor. Madison and Second
Al b heeler, ". n: Ben X. PuLen, Sec.
ASGAEONA- No. l5o-meets lst Monday In ev.
cry month, At Odd-FelloWs' Hall. corner
Court enc Main. John Gent, W. N; John
Beamiab, Secretary.
SCOTT No l5e-meets LIST Friday of each
month-haN corner Madison and Second
r. W Mitchell W n. 3. sturm. Sec.
DEsoTo, NO. 2S-meet Sd Friday of eaeh
monthIOq9-Eenows' Hall ?. h. stanieV.
W. NJ; K shelton, Sec.
KIWINNING. No. 84l-meetg 4th V-45a- ~
each I~noDth-st South Memphis Hall 49,
ner Of Aaslson and second. Jobn 45nsI{e
". Il; 3. K FuLen, Sec. '
ROYAL AkCH
PErE CHAPTER, No. z-meets % Mo,s
each mouth-Odd-Feucws Kali - o.
der, NJ HIP; &C. Locke, Sec.
r AND S. Il
nrRExA COUNCTL. No. 6-meets al sro,a
esch monthZodd-EelloYs Hall Job1 -, y
Th.Ii.: y. J. M1ggin, Rec.
O.7nFNK CoNMASDERY. No. meefz 4tb NJ,
~ q each month Geo. MeIiersh- Con,
Y. u ESrchuA Rec
GAIr1kY CHkPTER OF RosE CRoIx. 18Th. No
j Charles VI, Adams, I'D, M. W.; IL T.
Tszalin9B. sd, Sea-.
n nFnEnTnnU
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CAR LOAD of late montblies, illustrated
weeklies, Northern and Western dates,
novels, writing paper, ink, blank-books,
etc., ETC., at Joe Locke's, 236X Main st.
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WANTED-In our Proprietary Medicine
Department, SIX active, intelligent girls.
MANSFIELD e HIGBEE.
Sol and BOB Main street.
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USEMENT

BEAUTIFUL pearl shell boxes for onedol-
lar, at the Revolution Dollar Store.
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No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for as 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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The real Lyons velvet, blue-black, is re-
ceived again. Call and see.
HERZOG II RRO

ceived again. Call and see.
HERZOG & BRO.
HUNGARIAN BALsAM OF LIFE is rapidly
advancing in the estimation ofthe public,
wherever il has been used. It is no EN-.
piTical remedy, forced upon the public by
indirect means. 1t is the old English cure
for Consumption, which has relieved
more cases of Lung Diseases than all the
CHERRY Pectorals" and "Expectorants'i
known; being entirely free from opium
and other narcotic drugs, which are the
principal ingredients in most of the
cough remedies of the day, and which on
~ palliate and Supply the patient with
out atfording permanent relief. While
this great English Remedy acts specifcal-
ly upon the lungs, curing promptly all
ordinary Coughs and Colds, and, if perse-
vered in, will most effectually cure Con-
sumption. If this does not cure you, you
can put your case down as hopeless.
Sold by dealers generally.
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legations assumed OF made by any indi-
v5dual wner 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 a. CO
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For great bargains this week, call at B.
IOMenstein ~ Bros.
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OPENED to-day a magnificent variety of
terra-cotta vases, flower pots, smokers
ssts, spittOons and tobacco pots. The
handsomest goods ever shown in this
country, at the Great Revolution Dollar
Store.
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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 & co.
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Owing to the great demand for Arabs
we have determined the people shall be
supplied with choice styles of Arabs, at
the new store, 29s Main street, and at
such extremely low prices as to create a
perfect revolution.
Now, we would advise all the ladies
who expect TO buy an Arab, to go
to Cans new store, No. 299 Main street,
where they can get a beautiful Arab at
nearly one-half the price of any other
store in the city. Be sure to call at 2g8
Main street.
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READ B. Lowenstein & Bros advertise
meut to-day,
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THE carriers leave the APPEAL at you,
door seven days for % cents.
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LOST, on Sunday night last. in st. Laza-
rus Church, or between that edifce and
the APPEAL office, or Madison, Main or
Jefferson street. a gold, enamelled hoop
earring. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving it at this Office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-03

SMOKY CHIMNEYs.-No cure no nav
Have your CRATES set and smoky CHM
neys cared, by calling on II. Lemon, Al
Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-03
DRY GOODS, ETC, AT AUCTION

BEAUTIFUL vases for one dollar at tn,
Revolution Dollar Store.