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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13
6PKANEaE.

The present status Of affairs in IN
happy Arkansas may be gathered from
a letter by 8 correspondent, printed On
our third page, and from a lengthy ex-
tract Of , letter 10 the Cincinnati Com.
mercsals Of Monday, by a special cores.
poudent, which will be found on our
first psge. Tae latter il especially
worthy Of attention, as coming from a
Radical source verifying to the letter
what the APPEAL hiss from time 70 time
published as TO the militia Of CLAYTON T;
and sustaining fully the numerous refu-
tstions Of Col. PORTER's report that have
found space in our columns. This cor
respondent Of the Commercial character
ICES the militia as border-rUffian Of the
worst stripe, "lawless and r~oofsss ~ aud
AZ having 40 interest in common with
the people. He says that UPHAM is of
this sort, without any OF the qualities
Of & soldier or patrist. Taken altogether,
officers ana men, he says they are a more
squalid, miserable looking set than can
be conceived of-xithout location, name
or identity and that any experienced
person would prefer the ssvages of A0ys-
sinis as rulers. OF the people, he says
thAt-ofsll parties-they desire peace and
tranquility.
The Commercial is 3 paper Of
widely extended influence, not alone
ia the West, where 1t finds its immediate
c r~culstlcn, but st the seat OF Govern
ment, where it has come to be recog-
nizsd as among the most potent powers
Of the press. Whist its correspondent
has to say relative 10 Arksnsas-where
lac was specially ordered with 3 view
TO the better information Of the
editors-wnl, We hope, be the means
of helping our public men, Gen.
GRANT especially, tOs better understand
ing Of the alairs Of our neighbors than
has been given them by what PORTER
hiss said, or tie Interested AMI hungry
partisans Of CLAYTON have written. We
hope it will have the effect OF fastening
the relief Of the people Of Arkansas frem
these worse than Abyssinisn savages
and Of determining the government 10 a
policy that viii not permit srepetition Of
their employment, their murders, out
RACES, thefIs and plunderiDgs.
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JOURNALISTIC

The first number OF the Jackson
(Tenn.) Tribune, Col. d. NJ. WISDOM.
editor, is before Us. To say that 10 typo
graphical appearance it is far beyond
comparison with country papsrl gene
rally, is but TO awagd il the mari. it Gem
psls. Whist it il Ia mechanical neatnesa
and excellence, it IS in editorial ability.
Its thirty-six columns are filled with
choice matter. e d altogether it is Z OF
the most readable OF our country eS-
changes. The editor, Col. WISDOM, is
known far and near for the possession Of
a fund OF humor in which lies hidden
tact and good sense, and high ability.
wish the Tribune uamessuTed sue
casa.
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he MEMPHIS DAILY APPEk

wsafher and the growth Of good neigh.
baghood and peace, We all anticipate 80
aaucb. The planter, although expecting
70 sci his remsining bales OF cotton ct
aerhsps tbirty-fve cents, will not be led
irto the fatal blunders OF other yearF,
and, ignoring his true interests, cultivate
" the staplen alone. He is master Of the
situation nov; and he expects TO remain
so. Hence, he viii raise, first what he
wants for plantation supplies for
homo and hut, for man aud beast
and 10 that he will pay particular
attention ; after which he will cultivate
Whist q c,tton fields he can. We hsveno
fears OF any other course by our planters.
They are generally shrewd and practical
men men who once having learned 8
are not likely to forgetit. Failure
and disaster from 1861 to 1858, inclusive,
are burned il upon their hearts so deeply
as never to be forgotten. In the last
vesr they learned how to retrieve those
wears. To that purpose and effect they
are working ia this year Of grace. The
,ity locks out TO them and prsys they
nav be successful.
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We believe in cotton. We believe
Cotton is King. We believe that he is
to-day in full possession Of all his old
time authority and sway, except as to
the planter. Him he never can again con-
troll In blind obedience. The year out Of
which we have just emerged is memora-
be for the lesson il carries with 1t, to be
inscribed for the benefit OF coming gene.
rations on the tablet OF time: a lesson
that tells Of bankruptcy prevented by
the crops OF corn, Of wheat, of potatoes
aud other vegetables, grown, resped and
gathered, in such abundance in our
Southern country, ss saved to its people
millions OF dollars that would, for sup
plies, have found rest only in the Golfers
o. the Northwest. SO well has this les.
son been learned by the planters of the
South, 80 effective is its influence upon
them, thai We do not believe there can
be found, even one, so wilfully blind
as that be viii to day, deliberately
prepare his ground for cotton
alone and ignore 1t. Tnav have
all OF them paid too dear in the mast for
corn and meat, that they might bsva
raised themselves, to be tempted 70 An
exclusive cultivation of cotton. T,ov
have seen how easy it is for them, by
raising their own supplies, to control the
sale Of the cotton they grow as a surplus
crop; and the benefits accruing to them
from go holding, are too recent not to be
Of weight in determining their course for
the year 1862 ayear from which, with fair
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MEMF'IilS APPEAL
WEDNESDAY, mORNING, JAN. as. 1855
SOMETHING TO BE Considered.


We learn that st E meeting Of q num-
Der OF gentlemen interested in the well
feTe Of Memphis, held last night, e prop
osition wss discussed, that will shortly
be laid before the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen and the County Commission
ers. As we understand it, it is this /:
That a committee OF two citizens be Sc
lected II go to Washington, at an ex-
pense to the county and city Of one
thousand dollars esc !, and there press
upon Congress the passage Of sppropris-
tons for the construction Of q Court
house and Customhouse in Memphis, the
construction of a mscadamizsd road
hence to the National Cemetery, near
Bartlett's station, and the building Of 8
railroad levee from this city to New Or
lesns, on both banks OF the Mississippi.
We had supposed this to be part Of the
peculiar work OF our member Of Con-
DIR. LEFTwICH, when he takes his
seat, TO press upon the attention OF the
forty-frst Congress the justice OF that
body acceding to clsims that have been
allowed for smaller places. But the gen.
tlemen who have taken the matter in
hand see 8 strong reason for pressing the
claims Of Memphis upon the present
Congress, in the recent avowal Of Gen.
GRANT, Of opposition TO just such sppro-
priatiOns as they desire this committee
TO ask. They think that such q commit
tee viii be signaily successful that with
the endorsement of our city and county,
and our Chamber Of Commerce, along
with the already secured endorsement
OF the National Board OF Trade, they
could storm Congress and larry their
point by q coup de main. There may
be something in all this. 1t is possible
that such 3 committee could procure the
passage Of al appropriation of a mil
lion or more to employ the surplus labor
Of the neighbOrhOOd. OF this we are not
sufficiently informed to speak, and viii
leave the consideration OF it for another
day, or until formal application be made
for the two thousand dollars, when the
public will, no doubt, be fully advised by
the originators Of this scheme ss to all
their plans and purposes.
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THE friends of Railroad enterprise in
Memphis will be glad to learn that the
Committee on Psc'fc Railroads Of the
House Of Representatives, on Friday
last, held a meeting for the purpose Of a
preliminary interchange Of views upon
the subject. A result of this meeting
was an agreement OF the Committee to
shortly consider a billwhieh viii be cub,
mitted, for the construction Of a road on
the thirty-ffth line Of latitude. It is
probable it viii be proposed to give 6
subsidy, 10 the shape Of guaranteeing
tho interests on the company's bonds for
fifty years, and requiring q first lien or
mortgage as security therefor. The
Committee will also be required 70 psv
into the public treasury three per cent.
Of its gross earnings, for a term Of years,
say fifty; and one per cent. thereafter FOR
all time. Such 8 bill as this may get
through the Committee, aud perhaps
through Congress. It is not what was
originally proposed, but has thus been
materially changed 10 meet less opposi-
ton from Gen. GRANT and his official
friends. The friends of this Pacific Rail.
road, il is said, are besleging Gen. GRANT
to Withdraw his objections to these
schemes, and it is thought 3 bill, such as
the above, will meet with no opposition
from him.
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THE very best results are attending
the recent act OF the Legislature exempt
ing from taxation all investments Of cap
itsl over $40 coo in this State for ten
yesrs, By persons frou abroad. VS. hear
Of much capital finding its way down to
East and to Middle Tennessee, and We
have been apprissd Of many inquiries
for suitable locations for factories OF one
kind or smother here in the Western di-
vision. From ss far north as Canada
gentlemen have com having capital TO
invest in lands, prospecting in view Of
the threatened i~uUadstion from the
North Of farmers sad capitalists. We
hope that cur pr0periy-hOlders viii, in
every instance, meet these parties more
than half way, and that instead Of seek
ing to take advantage of their presence,
by running up the prices Of their lands,
they viii subGivide and dispose OF their
surplus acres ct prices that viii suit and
be the means OF attracting others. We
want population and money to secure
these We must work not only persistent
ly but sensibly.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, January ia eorres-
pOndeut Of the Herald recently hsd q
conversation with Gen. Frank ID air in
Washington. The General stiu holds to
his expressed opinion that Gen. Grant
will make q Dictator OF an Emperor Of
himself before be leaves the White
House.. His modest department is SIM
ply deep Discrimination, and one Of the
measures always used by ambitious men
since the days OF Julius Ce ar, who re-
fused the crown. The country is already
ruled by 3 minority, who demand aid Of
bsyonets; and it will be easy for Grant,
with his military power, to make him
self supreme.
T0e V. X. Stevenson cotton case, in
voIving a million dollars, WAS ended
in the United States District Court to-
day. Judge B!atchfJTd chsrged that
the action could not be maintained, and
the jury, by direction of the Court, rem
dered g verdict against the Govern
ment.
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS..


NEW YoR January I2.-Cntton closed frmer;
sales 1890 bales; uplands 2SAc. Superhne -four
S596 p Whisky quiet al u % free. Calolin 4
rice eZaG94c Coffee nrln. Sugar steady Iuba
ltLGl {. Golasses dull. Western wheat 81 50.
Corn, Western, 9icGsI 10.
Dry Goods Toe market is steady and ad-
v%anciuR. Medium bleachsd muslins advanced
lc. New York Mius and Wamsutta are not on
the market, 5ut viii rise zLc. Lonsdales lSc.
Brown drills, ApPleton's II, l7kc. Sprsgue's
prints advanced 10 lSc for dark, and Is19c for
light styles- A~eriin2cs l4%e for d, and l6c Tor
W, Piaks ard purpies l63zc.
Money The market is easy. Call loans 6 per
cent. The ioOl Of currency here continue q.
Commercial paper dun at S& o, Sterling is
bonds are Advancing. Old Teunessees t5gG9
New Orleans arkeJ
NEW ORLEANS. Janra-y y Cotton steady +;
middlinEs z654c; sales G3 o bales, including E21O
after closing yesterday receipts tSo0 bale.
New York sight = 20 s. dis cunt. Flour easter;
supeIh1e s. ~; &N 81 40@7 so; XXX S..
Com, white. 769He; yellow Sc. OATS Jul! ct
6j9ssc. Bran dull at 81 l5gI % Hay dun
prime S24926. Pork firm at 81. Bacon scarce /;
shoulders lfIa; sides lER9l94c. No asses
firm and unchanged. Whisky i Ieguiar; West
G-44c.
CiuoInnsti Marked.
C~IscrNSATI. January I2-FamHy aour 81 75a
s. Wheat held at 81 ~ Corn 63.. bye 81 40,
cats % L6tc. Barley g - Gotten quiet al z71zc.
shoulders 135{c; sides lGZGI7Lc. Bulk shoul-
ders l24c sides ll2gl5Ae. Butter 3a94Oa
Eggs sec. Ohsese IS4ZOc.
Louisville sEarAeG.
L0UIsvTLLF, January l2.-Tobacco &C i've;
sales III bids new Iuss to medium leaf 81 50a
IL 50. Cotfon 272c. Pork so. Llrj 1917 G20s.
Bulk shoulders i21aGl24c; Gle r rb sides 1919
lSc clear sides l6hgl614c packed. Bacon shout
ders li4c; sides Ia ass packed. suoerfne
hoUr s. 50J6. wheat 81 S19l 81. Corn 5S66Oc.
Oats 609G}c. Whisky 81,
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. January y -Tobacco unchanged.
Superfns -four S6G6 %. Wheat 81 GOAL 0j,
Corn GZg7Gc. Oats 550s5Sc PORK S2g 5OQ30.
Bulk shoulders l21Ic sides l5540l8Ls. Bacon
shoulders lie; clear sides snd hams ISc. Lard
l9c.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, January I2-COusols closed at s27z.
u. s. $40 bonds 75%.
LIVERPOOL, January lection closed drmer
but not higher. Uplands ND; Orleans Illzd.
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A WASHINGTON special ia the Cincin-
natl CommeTcjaI Of Saturday, says
"The opinion during ths past feg days
has been forced upon the minds o. the
prominent officers Of the Government,
and others il this city, that the present
session OF Congress will be barren Of re-
suits. The slOWEess with which business
is considered, the long and purposeless
adjournment over the holidays, the de-
Icy which Heems perpetual in the COM
mittees % The two Houses, on uDim-
pOrtant business, the latitude allowed
in debate, the delayed condition Of bUsi-
ness in the various committees, are sure
indications that nothing viii be done in
the way Of essential legislation. The sp-
preparation bills viii be passed, and per-
haps some ~amendst0Iy action taken for
the more efFectual construction OF some
Of the Southern S:ztes; bat from indica-
tons, nothing will be done with the
financial questions, the tariff, the suf-
frage, amendments to the Constitution,
and msuy Of the important measures
which have been introducsd.D
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4 FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, January I2.-Mexi-
can sdvices say t&e authorities are act
ing vigorously against the robbers
Three hsve been captured aud shot near
Calima.
Terrible landslides have occurred in
different parts OF the country, involving
considerable loss Of life. Creeks have
appeared where previously there was
nothing but barren districts. There is
still a continuous Tumblipg Of the earth.
The Nevada Legislature has reelected
w. NJ. Stuart 10 the United States Sem
ate.
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WEATHER AVID RIVERS.

ST.. Louis, January 12-Ths river il
rising, with a fine stage OF water to
Cairo.
CAIRO, January II -Down-Clifton,
2 am; Alps, 9 am. Up-Thompson
Dean, Mary Houston, Huntsville. The
Olive Branch Is here and leaves in the
morning. The river rose three inches.
The weather is clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, January II THE river
Is falling, with 81 feet in the canal. The
We ather Is clear and cool,
Dspsrted-Dexter, ]. w. Garrett and
baPges, for New Orleans, and GAINESVILLE,
fer Arkansas river.
CINCINNATI, January l2.-Depsrted-
Ottawa, for Arkansas river.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January 12.-In the United
States Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Drummond issued an order for the arrest
OF the Board Of Supervisors Of Lee our
ty, Iowa, for refusing to levy taxes to
pay certain county bonds, the payment
Of which was deereed by the Supreme
Court Of the United States, but which
the Supreme Court Of Iowa had deemed
invalid. There is q conflict of jurisdic-
ton that may lead to trouble.
-Four libel suits against the Tribune,
for q total of $40, 600, were ruled out OF
the Superior Court yesterday. They
were instituted by four merchants, who
claim that the Tribune charged them
with arson to avoid failure. They have
appealed to the Supreme Court.
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THE many friends Of this lady resid-
ing in Memphis ana vicinity will regret
to learn that the claim OF Miss SUE MUIR
PLY, Of Alabama, for property taken
from her estate during the war, by the
Federal Government, is not likely TO be
allowed by Congress, % it would estab-
lish a precedent that would, IL is said,
open the loodgate 70 81 immense
amount OF just such claims from ell parts
Of the South. Tennessee is already pre-
pared 10 step in with claims Tor six mill
lions. Il is generally estimated that the
aggregate OF the claims OF this character
is twenty million dollars, yet officials
conversant with the MISTER ssy that
there is reason to believe the aggregate
will reach one hundred millions.
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WE learn from the Washington papers
that Vice President WADE has received
the records Of the electoral votes Of ell
the States that voted for President aud
Viee-P resident at the November cleo
ton, except those Of California, Oregon
and Nsvsds. The electoral messenger
from California died on the isthmus
while en- route to Washington, but pre-
vious to his dscssse he gave & power Of
attorney to bear the records 70 Wash
ingtOn, bus It is said that no such trans
fer OF authority is valid, and that 4 new
messenger mus. be chosen by tie elec-
tors in CaliforBis. Tie messenger from
Oregon is or his way, but IS temporarily
delayed 10y the snow sBd the suspension
Of travel. He Is expected in Washing
ton to day. The Nevada messenger has
started for the capital, bat has no! been
heard from.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, January L "A prizs fight
was fought to-day on Chouteau Island,
above this city, between VIM NJ. Davis
and Tom. Allen. FifJy-three rounds
were fought, resulting in the complete
discontinue OF Davis, who was terribly
punished. Gallagher has challenged
Allen to fight him for $1,000 in five weeks
and the challenge has been accepted.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, January 12-For some un-
explained reason, Rzers Rongale, tie
Grecian ambassador at Paris, who it was
supposed would represent Greece in the
Conference, has been refused participa-
ton in its sessions. he has protested
against his exclusion and appealed to the
Grecian government at Athens for in
structions. The Conference will await
the action of Greece in the matter, and
the session announced for to-day will be
postponed for a time in consequence.
MADRID, January 12.-FOur thousand
soldiers have volunteered their services
to the government to sssistin suppressing
the instruction in Cuba.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, January 12.-Detective
BAImore, OF this city, while returning
from a business trip to Pulaski, was ia
ken from the train on the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad at 8 O'Clock this morn
ing by a band of Ku-Klux, some twenty
five in number, dressed in scarlet, with
.cgrlet masks. Bsrmore made no resist
snca, and no one interfered in his behalf.
What they did with him is not known.
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MAGEIFICFNP
RESIDENCE ON POPLAR ST..
AT AUCTION,
By Monsarrat, Lanier & Co.

ON NEXT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IS.
1853, We will sell, at plbHc auction, in front
OF our salesrOom, No. Z6 Second street, at II
O'Clock Am that valuable LOr BRICK
On the north side of Poplar
street, in the city OF Memphis, formerly owned
and occupied Dy capt. Dan Able. The Lot
contains two acres OF ground, and Il elegantly
I'm proved. The Residence and other improve
mentS consist OF a large Two story Brick
House, containing some u or IA rooms, sub
slanttaliy built, and flushed of in the most
approved and modern style-kitchens, SER
wants rooms. stables, ice-hOdSe, clstern, etc:
also. an excellent garden and a large trent
yard, the l4t;ec being well supplied with a
beautiful assortment Of choice shubbery, etc.
The premises are located near the present
terminus CT the city street railWay-Doeses IS
all the advantages of s delightful suburban
residence, with al the convenience to the irv.
The encumbTances or claims heretofJree x-
isftug in reg ard to the title to tbs prspertv
having been recently cOmprom sed Sndsettied,
the owners are now fully prepared TO make a
perfect ami Indispensable title TO the ms
PERSONS dssi Gus o. purchasing are esseeialiy
to examine the premises before the day
OF sale. The same will be shown at any Tune
upon application at our office or upon the
premises.
Terms OF SALE-Cne half cash balance in
SIX anu twelve months, with interest.
MONSARkAT, LANIER Il co.
1ai0 Real Estate RrOEerq-
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SEM
NEW MEMPHIS THEATBR

Great success OF LoTTA-Two Plays Tonight.
Wednesday evening. January IS.-Psr-
formance will Commence with CAPTAIN
CHARLOrTE-Captain = hariotts. Lolita To
conclude with the aOOD-FOR.N NOTHING,
nan with daneel. Lolita.
OF P~RIJE5-Dre-s Circle and Parquetts,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, 81
cents Colored Boxes, 50 cents ColOred Gal
lery, IS cents
)ofs open at quarter 20 7 O'Clock; curtain VIII
O'clock m to 8 nm.
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cREENLAW OPERA HOUSE
Wednesday and Thursday Nights,
January 18th and I4th.
ONE III UNDRED DOLLARS

LIVERY person purchasing tickets of admls-
Ia sion 70 the amount OF One EOllar, viii be
presented with duplicate numbers, one OF
which viii be put In a box at the entrance and
the other retained by the holder. At the close
OF the entertainment Seven numbers will be
taken from the box, IN the presence OF the au-
disnce, and the following gifts handed to the
fortunate holders OF the core pOnding num-
bsrs:
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NOTICE.

District Ell West Tennessee, In Bankruptcies.
At Memphis, Tenn, Ilth day of January, 1869,
The undersigned hereby gives notice. of his
appointment as assignee Of p. e. Dodson,
Of Upton county, and State of Tennessee.
within said District. who has been I'D udsed a
Bankrupt upon his own petition, by ne Dis.
trIct Court OF said District.
., WOODBRIDGE,
jas ~ n Assignee,
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rXED.

PROUDFIr-9f consumption, on the nth
inst, at 7 O'Clock am, Mrs. LAURA N.,wtfe OF
W. Z. PrOudht.
Ths friends Of the family are invited 10 at
tend the funeral from st. Lazarus Church,
on Madison street, this, Wednesday, the 18th
instant, at II O'Clock am.
Services by Rev. Dr.. Wheat.
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NEW ADvERTTsEM,HTs
NOTICE..

District of West Tennessee, in Bankruptey-ss.
At Memphis. Tenn, 18th day OF January. 1863.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pointnlent as assignee of Lyons 4 Files. of
Shelby county, and state OF Tennessee. within
satd District, who a been adjudged BANK
rupts upon their own petition, by the District
Court OF said District.
fii3 q Assyona
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MARRIED.

JOHNSoN-GREEN. -Atthe Peabody Hotel,
Tuesday, January Y, 1869. by the Rev. LII. Ford,
Mr.. V. II. JOHNSON, OF Pamela, Mi Is, to Miss
SALLIE j. GREEN, OF Arkansas.
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PARLOK MUSIC HALL
a Cor Second ard Jefferson Sis.

4 SUPERIOR ORCHESTRA has been en-
"A gagged. The Hall has bees nttsd up IL ex-
ceilent style. Good order win be maintained.
The Bar is stocked with choice brands OF
Wines and Liquors. J. ". THOMPSON,
f.g Mansuer.
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Stone battlemsnts are being replaced
WITH modern ornaments in San Francis
CO. for fear Of another earthquake.
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By Telegraph.
COTTON.

d following liable contrasts the benz
ests OF Memphis, as n Gotten Market,
over all other cities