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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18
JOB WORK
OF ALL KINDS
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
ADYERTISING RATES.


Professional cards Of lines or less one year
Sc 90.
Advertisements must have the numbered in
scrtonB marked on the copy, or they viii be
kept in "till forbidden" aud charged accord
iugly.
All casual or transient advertisements must
be paid for in advance, to insure their inser.
ton.
Yearly advertisements to be paid for bnlf.
yearly in advance.
Short notices Of deaths viii be Inserted free
Of change, Obituary notices and tributes Of
respect viii he charged half the advertising
rates. Muringe notices Inserted gratis,
Loaded editorial notices will be charged 90
cents line, aud half price for subsequent in
Sertions.
Religious notices and short Advertisements
for benevolent associations, inserted gratis.
Calls upon gentlemen to become candidates
will be charged at advertising rates.
Three dollars viii invariably be charged for
announcing candidates for County Offices, and
Ten dollars ,or announcing candidates for State
and United States Offices.
Tic Insertion OF personal cards viii DO lefl
10 the option Of the editor, but when inserted
will be charged double price.
AFfidayits viii not be made to orders Of
publication or other legal advertisements un'
til they are nlid for
There viii be no deviation from the above
terns.
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A WILD coy,

A party Of hunters, near Kern Lake,
California, have discovered a wild boy
in the woods. While out hunting one
morning they heard an unusual sound,
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comvaleacents.

Should use RobaCks Stomach Ritters to
strengthen the prostraton which always fol-
lows acute diseases; will be found rar supe.
rior as q stimulating tonic 10 any Of the wine
and bark preparations OF the present day. L,
S. Bright Agent
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Night Mare

Is one of the many diseases of which Dys.
pepsia is the parent. To affect a cure persons
should avoid hearty food at night, aud tuSe n
wlne-glass full Of Roback's Stomach Bittcrs on
retiring to bed. For sale by Z, S. Bright.
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ny years ago. the writer Of lines invalid physician vha visiting the
Island St. or for a > experienced and witnessed many surprising and
beneficial effects the Rum there produced upon many the nvaas who we're So
Cars) seeking hh end Upon inquiry and investigation, obtained NIL history
its medicinal virtues owas delighted aai surprised and after his own recovery
which occurred determined possible procure the cole right " rannna'as'
and sell st in the United States
heyes his lauo glorious success r himself and suffering humanity
for the celebrated PLANTATION 9gas thus made known to tho world PLAN
TATN GZEas being article OF real m founded upon principles and
relying wholly upon the vegetable world is medicinal worked rapid vca.
ton the history oien and became hrr:d word al over the civilized
verdi The cabasa: ToX tazma health and tho demand tor
the PLANTATION BUYERS far exceeded the abilities Of the rrso to supply
Notwithstanding the large importation ST. z Rum made expressly fer the com
pounding Of these Bs the quantity wasinaiaquao therefore became necessary
that arrangements upon extensive scale abroad should cnse made and an agent
dispatched to st. Thomas for that purpose Re fortunate in securing and
leasing several plantations tho largest and productive estates tho
Island House: stills and presses erected If magic which ut: aston
h the natives The services experienced and natives the a2a were pro-
cured and very the roprs the PLANTATION BTEH were position
Euppy their laboratory with al the perfectly st. cz Rum needed 1anu
turing GREAT DySpEPTIc TONIC vTG0AToa The above represents
the natives crushing the ga1e and otherwise preparing for the stills and presses
Is adu Fever and Agr Intermittent ana HILARIOUS Eeva Dyoaa and
other kindred diseases the PLANTATION sERs unsurpassed in tho
history the world Over FIVE million bottles disposed Of annually. They
adapted old and young male and female They agreeable tas and always
produce an immediate beneficial result
January Is6D-ly
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Special Notices.

cough.-Eo Cure. No Pay.-FoKREsr's Ju-
x1PER Tar Is warranted 10 cure Cough, Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back
GOODYEAR 4 FALLS. Isl Main st.. Agents.
Price, IS cents. Net sent BY mail. st
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.

Arrival anu Oep"TauTc VI Ar"hbs
rIssIssrPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. BOOM 305 pm.
sardis accom- n, ex. Sunday, $3.50 An. 500 Pm.
Freight, north = Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday,
south-Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday..."..-..-. 4:l5 pm. 700 An.
MEMPHIS AED CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily......"..l2:45 Pm. 12;40 pm.
Through express. daily..;..ll:l0P pm. 900 Pm.
Somerville &C. save Sunday s:45 AN. 4l5 JPN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27S Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express~.................. 5:3o AN. SSq AN.
Night Express-.............. 245 Pm. 3:l5 Pm.
Humboldt Accom- n.-..... $3.50 AM. $3.50 Pm.
Railroad time is is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket office. No. 2371a Main street. De-
pot, head Of Main street.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
CONC WEST = Leave Hopefeld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. at 1880 am, and
arrive at Madison at ] o'clock pm.
COMING EAsT-LeaveM adisonT Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday. at 1880 am; arrive ut
Hope6eld at l O'Clock Pm, and Memphis
at 1:30 pm.
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PERSONAL. had quite disiin-
gushed arrival this morning from the
other side of the river--one of the free
hooters, Captain Hanes, Of the Clayton
militia, who commanded the squad,
night before last, that killed young John
Organ, in cold blood, could be seen
on the street. He brought drove
of cattle, collected and stolen from the
poor dowu.trodden of our sister State.
No doubt be is well protected.
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
90 to Megbben & Bro, 2Sl Main street.
EDITORS LEDGER: In certain COM
ments in your paper, think that, owing
to a misconception of facts, (as, for in
stance, that demanded lady to be put
out of her seat, ETC., you have done me
injustice. / therefore ask you to say
now that after full consultation, and the
correction of mutual misconceptions as
between me and the managers of the
Memphis Theater, the matter has been
finally settled to the satisfaction of all
parties concerned.
(Signed CHARLES N. ERICH.
We suppose Mr.. Erich may have acted
hastily and without suitable reflection in
the above matter, and, while we are
pleased to give him the benefit Of his
disclaimer we are glad to see the matter
amicably adjusted. The managers of
the Theater deserve all praise for their
indefatigable efforts to serve and please
the public. Aud we are satisfied that
neither Mr.. Erich nor any other man
can have disposition to place himself
in an unfriendly attitude to them.
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FOR SALE.
AZ pLrAsr GIVE us A GALL

uOUsE AND LOT FOR SALE THAT
valuable Brick House, No. III. with lot
fronting SO feet on Jefferson street. and ex;
tending back 1851 feet to an alley, will pc sold
under a decree by the Supreme Court OF Ten Ten
nessee. on THURSDAY. JANUARY IA. 1853.
in front of the Courthouse door in Memphis.
by John L. Brown, Clerk of supreme Court.
Nv agreement of parties, the sale will be for
S;01O cash-sufficient to pay the debt, interest
and cost for which the sale is made; and twelve
Parties desiring to invest will please call at my
office. aud will tau pleasure in showing them
Tho nroperty. TH0S. WICK ERSHAM.
WV No. 9 Pestoffice Building.
Refer 10 advertisement in the Evening Post,
planters Bank Of Tennessee VS.. e. o. Perrin
ia
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MEssks. hrs 4 CoRvISE have re-
moved their job printing Office from No.
"a TO ls Jefferson street, where they will
be pleased to see eli their old customers
and as may new ones IS may favor them
with a call
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In HAs long been we'll known that q
great deal Of trade belonging legitimately
to Memphis has been diverted to Louis
vile, St. Louis, Cincinnati, etc. For
this railroad Determinations are not
alone answerable, but there are other
causes at work. Drummers from those
places are constantly visiting every town
10 this section. The jobbers, by the aid
Of mercantile agencies, so largely patron
lied North, obtain the names and fair
idea of the standing Of country dealers
everywhere, so as to know where and Of
whom to look for trade, but above all
they advertise. One of their favorite We
hicles Of advertising are the :" Trade
Guides" issued in time to reach the
spring and fall trade. They are filled with
the cards of leading houses, and gotten
out by parties having arrangements with
" mercantile agencies to superintend
the distribution of them. The agency
from their latest records on their DOCKS,
address them to actual and responsible
traders. This method works to mutual
advantage, reaching those for whom the
advertisement of the wholesaler is in
tended, and furnishing the retailer with
information Of leading jobbers and deal
ers. Messrs. J. c. Freeman & Co. have
concluded to publish a" Memphis Trade
Guide" and have arranged with Messrs
r. G. Dun 4 Co. to mail them. They
intend to have it generally distributed in
time to forestall the Northern publica.
tons of same class, and we call the at
tention of advertisers to the advantages
offered by this method.
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MURDER OF cArrArs Ed. WHITFIELD

MURDER OF CArrArs Ed. WHITFIELD
THIS MORNING. The city was very unex.
pectedly thrown int q high state OF
excitement this morning by the killing
of Captain Whitfield, one Of our best
citizens, we'll and favorably known as Of
the firm of Moore & Whitfield, and had
lately married most lovely wife, Miss
Colwell, from Arkansas. His father is
Francis A. Whitfield, who is one of the
large property holders of the city, and is
highly respected. From the facts
gathered we learn that difficulty was
produced between Whitfield and Mr.. s.
A. Doran, on account of house rented
by Mr.. Whitfield to Mr.. Doran, who had
refused to pay the rent money, and was
compelled to vacate by law. That raised
the ire of Doran, who published this
morning in the Avalanche the following
card
ADVERTISEMENT
MEMPHIS, TENN, January 7. 1853.
Francis Z. Whitefeld and his son, OF
the firm of Moore & Whitefeld, hereby
denounce, both, as thieves, liars and pol
troons. >. a. DoRAN.
Immediately upon reading this card,
Capt. Ed. Whitefeld, one Of the parties
referred to, with his friend, Capt Virgil
v. Moore, went round to see. Mr.. Doran,
who was occupying his room still in the
White6eld building. The room opened
on very marrow passage way. When
Capt. Whitefed aud friend, Capt. Moore,
knocked at the door, it was suddenly
opened. Capt. Whitfield stepped into
the room, and the door was quickly shut
to and locked. Nothing more ives seen
from the outside, until the door was
forced open by the crowd without, who
had been attracted by the firing of pistols
within the room. The first thing seen
in the room when the door was opened
was Capt. Whitfield sitting on a trunk,
with his hand up to his forehead, in an
insensible state, with very severe wound
on his head, and pistol ball through his
body. He was at once taken by his
friends to the Peabody Hotel, where he
died in few moments. The perpetrator
of this crime was at once arrested and
thrown in Jail. Great excitement exists
in the public mind. No one seems to
know what this man Doran's character
is. Some say that he is gambler by
profession. We sympathize deeply with
the family of the deceased.
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lflyOu Wtut Boou oiu hosiuooh "AieAJi
20 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street.
TIE ELEeTIoN-Four Democrats and
Sir Radicals Elected Oficials.-The
election for Aldermen came off yester-
day, and scarcely have we seen more
quiet time. Save little fsticuf or two,
nothing occurred to disturb the harmony
of the day:
FIRST WARD.
Foley Democrat white, 267; col
ored, /; total, 268.
Stanly (RadicaD-white, A; colored,
81; total, 95.
Kuott RadicaD-whi l6; colored,
IL total, II.
Foley's majority, l73.
SECOND WARD.
Marshall Democrat white, 1874; col
ored, 8; total, 203.
johnson Republican white, 40; col.
ored, &c. total, 76.
Marshalps majority, l27.
THIRD WARD.
J. o. Durff Democrat) white, 2l8
colored, 8; total 227.
Shaw Republican white, %; col
ored, u; total, 100.
Tipping (Independent)-whte, 2; to-
tai, 2.
DurfFs majority, l27.
FOURTH WARD.
Brown (Democrat)-white, GO total,
L. E. Dyer (Republican)-white, &C
total, &C
Malatesta Independently %.
Dyers majority, 3.
FIFTH WARD.
O'Dopnell democrat white, 236 ;
colored, 8; total, 245.
Woehler (RadicaD-white, "a; col
ored, IS; total, ll9
Burke Independent white, 2; col
ored, Q; total, 4.
O'Donnells msiority, l26.
SIXTH WARD.
Harvey (Democrat)-white, 81 col
ored, 81 total, Ga
Halstead Observation-Disclosures, 81 ;
colored, 81 total, 65.
Gallagher (RadicaI-white, II; col
cred, l26; total, l43.
Gsllssher's majority, 7s-
SEVENTH WARD.
Kelly (Democrat) - White, 800; col
ored, 81 total, 329.
Ogden Radical White, 80; colored,
1858; total, 800.
Clonster (Radical) -Colored, /; total,
|.
Ogden's majority, 81.
EIGHTH WARD.
Manly (DemocraD-White, 1870; co..
ored, IA total, IA.
Passmore (Democrat - White. 81 (;
colored, G; total, 81.
Walcott (Republican) - White, "a /;
colored, l47 total, Ill.
Walcott's majority, u.
NINTH WARD.
McDavitt (Democrai) -while, 60; col
ored, 30; total, SO.
Vincent radical white, 3; colored,
l65; total, l68
Buttinghaus (RadicaD white, 20 col
ored, 2; total, 81.
Mcbride (Rsdical) J. -colored, 2; total, 2.
Vincents majority, rs.
TENTH WARD.
Prsndergast (Democrat)-white, 8 !
colored, %; total, 30.
Williams (Radical)-white, 81 coll
cred, 200; total. 232.
Williams majority, 202.
Total vote Of the city--Democrat, 1860
Radical, 1923; Independent, 434; total
vote, 34l7.
The Democracy elected four candi-
dates, and the Republicans six. The
Board will be composed of thirteen Dem
ocrats aud seven Republicans
STATIONERY, Ero.-calI on Geo. Chap
pell. at 234l Third street, next door to
postoffice, for the latest newspapers, mag
szines, etc BE also keeps constantly
on hand a splendid assortment Of writing
paper and envelopes.
MEssEs HRS 4 CORv1Sr have re-
moved their job printing Office from No
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JUST RECEIVED, fresh supply Of Pitts.
burg coal. G. T. Peterson, Offices, l3
Madison and so Jefferson street.
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New breakfast bacon and Star hams,
at Az Main street. ITO
IRISH PoPLINs lower than ever, at Rice
& Epgers, 233 Main street. 1917
HEBREW FAIR-AwARD OF Prizes.
There was large audience at the He
brew Fair last night at the Memphis Club
Hall, among whom a spirited contest pre-
vailed, with reference to the prizes to be
awarded that evening. The first prize
voted on was fine gold watch for the
favorite young lady, which was won by
Miss Jennie Radzsski, by vote of six
hundred and fifty. The silver cream set,
for the most popular married lady, was
awarded to Mrs. G. II. Judah. For want
of time, the vote on the bankers and
salesmans prizes was not closed last
night, but will be continued and posi-
lively closed tomorrow Saturday even
ing, there being no fair this evening, on
account of the Jewish Sabbath. The fine
rosewood desk, for the Life Insurance
company; the solid silver set, for the
freight agent, will also be voted off to-
morrow,
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CRYSTAL PALACE Billiard Hall has re-
duced prices to fifty cents per hour
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PIrrsBURG and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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FOR RENT.

VHOR RENT-TwO COTTAGES ON DU-
II PREE STREET, between Poplar street
and Ohio r. X each containing three rooms
In main building, and tsroe including kitchen
In the rear. Will be rented low to prompt
tenant. &C. WARD d BRO,
Druggists, No. 2l5 Main street.
$50 Opposite Worsham House.
NOR RFNT-ONE OF THE MOST DES tR--
able homes in the city-in every respect
Convenient. Apply to MRS. BROWN Nc, IL
Mulberry street. l!e
EOP RENT-A COTTAGE. WITH -FOUR
Rooms and Hall, good eistern water. Ap'
ply 70 iii washinston street. lls
EOR RENT GARDEN L0Ts;5DESIksAv;
Z BILE LOTS FOR SALE OK Iu9 HHSS rrHsH
ON EASY TERMS. v. :. Wi hhsAApRtI osss
% No. Bethell BLOCK.
lfOK RENT-sTOREHVusE Ne. Ii i!.EE
II Bl0ckl Union street, lg6 feet deep, lately
occupied by Gelbreath. Stewart 4 &c. Also,
Offices 10 Lee Block Apply TO
w. X. HUNT, or TO
PETIT 4 SIMPSON,
llO Lee Block. Union street.
NOR RENTS ACRES OF WE'LL I'M
proved and inclosed land. in Fort Picker
faE, suitable for garden purposes. Apply to
CHAS. D0RION,
% Nosby Block.
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DOR RENT
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
ON McLemore avenue, near the State Female
college, two and half miles from Court
gauare, with nearly niue acres Ell lana, SIX
rooms. all necessary outbuildngs. g. large cis-
tern, an excellent garden and peach orchard.
ALSO, A SToRERO0M AND CELLAR
ON Adams street. north side, corner of Gen.
Ter alley, between Main and Front streets "a
dssirabie location for a family grocery. Apply
20 KENNY n ITTLEJOhN,
Kit williams Block,
ia Corner Second and Madison streets.
NOR SALE, OR EXggHHsINGann 6 FOR Re- A
RIES-An Elegant Plantation. Of about 5OO
acres, 20 miles from the city, and under a high
state of cultivation. improvements consist OF
Cotton Gin, Grist Mill. Dwelling. Cabins. Corn
Cribs etc. XII KE tssfS's P GfTfhEJo SB
Real Estate Brokers,
1911 Ofice-No. 2 Kit williams Flock.
yS0R SALE.-A FINE SECTION. six
hundred and forty acres) land-twenty
acres cleared and improved, balance covered
With ash- hickory, etc.-on Davioable water 70
Memnhis five miles north). The wood will
twice i pay pay for it. Known as the Nichol tract.
E&ceiieh' ''00A rang W. A. wHEATLEY,
ITO No. s Bethel Block.
NOR sALE-MT FbAos, On on CORNER oS
II South and Main streets, with eight years
lease from the first Of May; also, fne LOT.
on corner of south and Shelby streets, troatingg
foet Aonly 10 II. SCHMIDT,
ii6s Corner Of South and Main SITS.
NOR sALE-LOTS IN NORTH AND
4 South Memphis. Also. for safe or lease.
on long time, lots from ten TO twenty acres
each. within ~ miles of citys new ground
NN'''''' ''' JOHN 0VERT0N, JR.,
caooud gtrpet.
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Fl. B. PAcKER-Pittsburg coal and gas
coke-2964 Main street. 58f
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WANTS.

UTANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND
ho,rd in a private family. References given.
Snni- 20 A. CAMPBELL,
lie AZ Madison street.
TUANTED-AT THE MORSHAM HOUSE,
w Scrub and Laundry Women. III
WANTED-cH IDS EfE-
w renee required. Apply q the .,,.--r
lot COMMERCIAL. nOL
NVANTED A. GOOD. WHITE COON.
w None need apply without good, written
recommendations iron responsible partes.
Apply AZ No. g Court street. vi
UTANTRD-RENTERs FOR tbs STORE
w rooms, Nos. "a. IS and 765s Beai street.
Also, for seven large rooms In second story OF
ZANE uilding. A renter Is wanted for siQ-e
room No. Al Madison street, near sPschts
confectionery. vs.. u. tANCh.
MI . Madison street
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N Office.
a Bargain.

AUTHORIZED TO OFFER AT A
j. very low price the new and well con-
No. 40, with the ground lease for eight years
from January LIST, 1869.
The house Is a well finished frame bull ling.
with four large rooms and two basement rooms.
opposite the residence of Mr.. F. 5. Davis),
with depth Of enc hundred and fifty feet
The above described property-if not sold
privately before the I'd day Of January next
will positively be sold. without reserve, on
that day. at public outcry, for cash. in front OF
the Chancery Court building. at IL o'clock, m.
The house is numbered 25l and 25s, Vance
street. WIN. l.. VANCE,
63-IO5. No. 90 Madison street.
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Buy your coal from the days Coal
Company-ofkee 22l Madison street.
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GREAT reduction in mems hats, at
Rice & Engel's, 233 Main. 1861
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STATIONERY, ETo.-call on Geo. Chap
pell, at 234l Third street, next door to
pOsiofiee, for the latest newspapers, mag
szines, etc. he also keeps constantly
on hand splendid assortment Of writing
paper and envelopes.
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WHERE did you get your whiskyf At
Sam. Gleason's. BE has the finest. Go
and see him.
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BEST coal oil in the city, at Az Main
stree;-only As cents per gallon. ITO
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MADAM VINCENT is rscsivingdaily Nor
folk oysters of the best band, in shell,
and is ready to supply families and the
trade generally, corner Of Washington
and Front streets 95-2tw-t
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IFyou want goos old Megibbsn whisky,
20 10 Meeibben & Bro, 2sl Main street
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New breakfast bacon and Star hams,
at 4l2 Main street. ITO
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GREAT reduction in gents furnishing
goods, at Rice & Engers, 233 Main. [ 1857
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MoRGAN's -four, at 4l2 Main st.

IFiyou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben & Bro. 28l Main street.
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Az MAN srRFEr-GRocrR.
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Miss BRADFoRD's concert, announced
to take place on Monday evening next,
will not take place.
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lhiSC ~ 2@bHS' . ~"
BEST coal oil in the city, at Az Main
street-only 45 cents per gallon. ITO
HAYS Coal COMPANY sells the best
lump coal. Leave orders at 222 Madi.
son street. liz
The New MEMPHIs THEATER.-The
New Memphis is the only place where
the legitimate drama is presented each
night. The management displayed great
care and Judgment in the selection of
the company. Their performances on
every occasion are most excellent Last
night the fairy burlesque, entitled Beauty
and the Beast, was played With hne
effect Mrs. I. S. Cline appeared as
Beauty" and captivated all by her
manner and beautiful songs. Sir Alder
gate Pump" " Besuty's father, was the
character assigned to Mr.. flanagan,
and was we'll performed. John Quill p"
Pumps handIe) was Mr.. Robert Nc
Wade's character, in which he was in
comparable. The entire play throughout
was a most interesting one, and deserved
better house. Tonight Mrs flanagan
takes her FIRST benefit. Two good pieces
(Flowers of the Forest and s'sfss
S.rains) will be performed. In the first
play Mrs. flanagan will appear as Gym
this" and will be supported by nearly all
the members Of the company. Mrs Cline
and Mr.. McWade sas.ain tbs principal
characters 10 the Sriss Ssaias, and
will, Of course. amuse the audience.
40 M,rx srnrrr-Gpocxp Ito
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HAYS Coal COMPANY sells the best
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