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Briggs VS.. P-atterson-on demurrer.
May VS.. Oyer-re-sale.
Flynn vs.. Parhaul-sale.
The cases remaining undispoSed OF on
the demurrer calendar have been eontin-
ued until next Tuesday.
The hearing calendar, as Published on
Monday, viii be taken up to-day, COM
mencinG at No. 636-Douglas VS.. Chester.
Municipal court---Iudge Foute.
The judgments taken yesterday were
as follows:
Burns b Smueker VS.. Bshr d Bro
Judgment for plaintiffs Si721 40, and plea
in bankruptcy found for defendants.
Euphrates Lodge ". Peres-judgment
for plaintiff 1892 so.
Easterly use of Randolph Il Hammond
vs.. J. NJ. Tighe-judgment for plaintiff
$442 50.
Nelson Coleman Us. Geo. NJ. Greedy
judgment for plaintiff 500 90, and plea in
bankruptcy found for defendant.
Williamson vs.. Grifing and others
judgment for defendant Griffiing and
against other S94S IS.
The calendar for to-day is as follows:
l6i0-Woleott, Smith 4 Co., vs.. Harris
& Murphy.
lsl3-McCardy VS.. Briggs & Peterson.
16S2-Morrow VS.. Hewitt.
l465-Smith VS.. Evans.
l665-Cohen vs.. Cheek. :
l693-Newton VS.. Field.
5l-Ca It Suke VS.. Kendig.
694-Nash VS. McKearney.
Ter.
949-DeSoto Bank VS.. Citizens Union
Bank.
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THE COURT.
A Few More Reasons Why Judge Hudson
Should be Kept In Power.

The revelations Of the APPEAL in the
Jury matter have been stirring up and ex-
Orcisiug the immaculate Judge of the
Criminal Court, and his immaculate At
{ to~rnev-General considerably, and we
hereby give notice that we are not vet
done with them. Just at present, how
ever, we have a few more little points to
which we wish TO call the attention of the
public.
Messrs. Barbour Lewis, F. W. Louis
and others, lately constituting a Board Of
County Commissioners in this county,
were indicted not long since by the grand
jurV of Judge Hudson's court for various
otfenses-among others for issuing war
rants to themselves TO make up their
salaries. For this Oifense they are about
to be tried by Judge Hudson.
All the world remembers the story Of
the chap who was tried before a jury for
stealing and Strengthening a certain lot of
hogs. The proof was " dead agin him."
but he was triGmphantly acquitted. When
asked by his Own attorney how the thing
happened, he replied that "every
member Of that jury had some OF
the meat" This is a similar case.
II is a matter easily susceptible of proof
that Hudson and HoTTiGuH hare both
receiUed traTrGnts to make up their SAID
r7eS, IN the Uery same manner as that for
ichtcA Leris, Louis, and others H0C STAN
indicted.
With this fact before Us, who can doubt
that HOrrigan will vigorously prosecute
the case, n that Hudson Will fairly try
il?
We learned last night of about $3.50
that went into Judge Hudson's pocket by
another little sharp transaction. When
Gen. Wallace was Attorney-General under
the late Judge Hunter, there were about
seven Hundred 600 cases ordered stricken
OF the rolls by Hunter because he did not
want to give Wallace the chance Of
prosecuting them and making his
fees. Hudson, with a keen eye
20 business, afteTward hunted
up all these cases, and had them trans
ferred to the Municipal docket, in order
that he might have some pretext for claim
ing the 3 90 fee in each ~case-which fee
be has claimed and cOllected-amOunting
in the aggregate TO about $3.50.
While We are about it, we would ask
Mr.. HOrrigan for what purpose he has in
dieted certain saloon keepers, in sOLIe in
stances in as many as one hundred sepa-
rate counts? Does the 3 80 fee on each
count have anything TO do with it?
With all the laudatory letters Of inter
ested parties, and all the show Of Spartan
sternness in carrying out the laws, we
think we see why Judge Hudson and Mr..
AttOrney-Genera Horrigan are so anxious
TO be made exceptions OF in the coming
clean sweep.
BARGAINS! Bargains!! Bargalnsili
Great bargains in dry goods at 3. Lowen-
stein E BIOS this week.
THE best and cheapest black alpacas in
Memphis at MENKEN BROS.
THE carriers leave the APPEAL at yOur
door seven days for Is cents.
Office Memphis GuyO5o Gas C0Hspday.
Bank Building, corner 1fGIH and JeGsr-
son streets.
The books for subscriptions ofstOck are
now open at the gas ohice. By order Of
the Board OF Directors.
DRY goods reduced this week at b. Low
enstein & Bros.
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MEMPHIS THEATER.-It Is certainly a
matter of wonder to Us that such an artist
as Mrs. Bowers should be in our midst
and the public and, most Of all. the ladies'.
not crowd TO see her. A IEore refined.
intellectual, vet thoroughly feminine ac-
tress. il has not been our fortune to see.
Whether, as the bad vet beauteous Lady
AHdieg,the fair and suffering Mary Stuart.
the unfortunate Jewish maiden, the wild
and maynard Donna Diana, and last, not
least, Clare MetCiLte, in the drama of
'Snare," her characterization nave been
so perfect, that we wonder chow her
brain can stand it ALL" There must be
great wear and tear of the frame TO enact
such heavy characters, night after night.
Yet they say, ''the labor we delight in
physics PAIN and Mrs. Bowers enters so
thoroughly into every character she as
sumes, that she loses her identity, and we
feel surprised, yet charmed, by her
almost perfect abandon. She plays "Eliz-
sbeth" tonight. We feeIconvineed there
is a treat in store for all who attend
the Theater this evening; as il is a So
called fashionable night, no doubt there
will be a large attendance; but during
this lady's engagement every night should
be a fashionable one. There are but four
more nights remaining of Mrs. Bowers
stay, and we hope the attendance will be
of that character to induce her to visit us
again. Come when she may, to US she
will be most welcome. "a thing of beatty
is a joy forever" snare is a very inter
esting drama; the more we see of it the
better we like it. Mr.. McCoIlOm renders
his character in a manner that leaves
nothing TO be desired. The children are
almost the best we have ever seen, and
the company are well fitted, and COM
plete the picture most creditably. Mr..
Jefferson Davis, we understand, intends
to visit the Iheater tonight.
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SEVEN daiIies a week. 25 cents.

CO~NsUMPTTvEs Do NOT DEsPAIR.-The
astonishing success of the Hungarian
Balsam in The cure of every form of Con-
sumption, warrants the proprietor in so
Letting for treatment tho worst possible
cases that can be found in the commune
ty-cases that seek relief in vain from any
of the omnon remedies of the day. and
nave been given up by the most distin-
guished physicians as CORdr1xeS and In
durable. The Hungarian Balsam has
cured, and will cure the most desperate of
cases. 1t is no quack nostrum, but a
standard medicine, of known and estab-
lished efficacy.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE.
Memphis, Tenn, Sole Proprietors.
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10 ADVERTISERS IN The APPEAL.

After this date, advertisements viii not
be received from any but regular custom
ers and wel~l-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
OUfiIV ia all as departments. for lis proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
viii understand and appreciate the neees-
siIy f6r this basis for our future.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
NRy+u.bar a $50
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(

We sell you for the next ten days. six
bottle cut-glass dinner castor, on pure
white metal, and three plates of sterling
silver, for So to SI2. Breakfast castors.
the same quality, from g so to Sc 90.
Call soon at
ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT & cos.
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NOTHING NEW.

Everybody Is anxious 10 find out where
those gold and silver watches are sold for
such low figures, and the fine gold chains.
We can only say, of what we are convinced
of, so 70 Register, Trezevant & Co.'s. You
will find a lot of clever gents to sell Won
those goods.
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@>---s -1a1 F hog gg BE- fas-rtsd u Tes
r -r al1 eIct Stae-iol
III .aGILE-ElE bead Arkansas beef
rl EEaT fi-ll EfesmeTt5mmercsaI
l.s "ss Gun ,u5 whif-colors Other
Jour 'l- rusl.-is reward VIII be paid
lgE iL-Ll ---vlru1 q Gut-rs!4n-d.
LEVY q FgggTNS.
Gel 4 Jefferson street.
AXIS WATCH HAIS-Atte-het Ia g.
h We q IEelai lCu II Agnes Aseda,ry
win fa6 t-uu 81 Cora Ann Jones. Also "a
4.0-et. E.N Lg boot charm. Liberal reward
~. ven .f- Is delivery toe. Fails Z 90.
- Firm -I.ctL. Doe5
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MUNICIPAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

There has been no Executive Commit
tee to look after the interests of the Dem
Ocratic party in the city elections for a
long while, and it is now proposed to
raise one by having a suitable person Sc
lected by the Democrats of each Ward, at
their primary meetings to be held to-
night, who shall represent them on the
Committee; thus designating ten gentle
men-one from each Ward-who shall
constitute such Committee. We highly
approve this movement, and regard the
method of selecting those who are to COM
pose the Committee as the very best
which could be devised.
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FIFTH CIVIL DISTRICT.

Democrats of the Fifth Civil District
will meet at Tony's Grocery. on the Ger
mantown Road, lnear Mrs. A~tkinson's,)
Wednesday, at 4 o'clock PM, to ap-
point delegates for the County COnven-
ton to be held Saturday next.
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THE CHOICEST Yarmouth bloaters, new
~raisins, figs, currants and citron; new
buckwbcsU -four, white beans, green
peas, cranberries, and a choice selection
of the finest black and green teas ever
offered in this market, just received and
for sale al wholesale or retail. Prices
reasonable. Gail and see.
JOHN LILLY, 35I Main street.
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NOTHING EN-.

Everybody is anxious to find out where
those gold and silver watches are sold for
such low figures, and the fine gold chains.
We can only say, of what W are convinced
of, go to Royster, Trezevant& Co.'S. You
will find q lot of clever gents to sell you
those goods.
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From Patterson's Transfer and Omnibus
Company.
MEMPHIS, September IA, 1865.
We take pleasure in recommending the
use of Mansfield & Higbee's Magic Arnica
Liuiment for all external diseases of
horses, such sslamenes5, ~sprains, bruises,
big-head, scratches, s~wellings, cuts, etc.
We have used it with the greatest success,
and would recommend all owners of
horses and mules to keep a supply of this
valuable remedy on hand.
PATTERSON & co.
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INVENTORS, Agents, Merchants, and all
Dealers in Patents or Patented Goods,
should subscribe for the Patent Star, de-
voted to their interests. Terms 80 cents
per year. Send stamp forssInpIe to BENT,
GoODNow & Co., Boston, Mass.
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We sell you for the next ten days
a sIx-bottle cut-glass dinner castor, on
pure white metal, and three plates of
sterling silver, for S. to Sl2. Breakfast
c%astOrs, the same quality, from 81 50 to
So %. Call sOOu AZ
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & cos.
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sEyEaTH WARD. ATTENTION,

Let every Democratic voter in the Sew
enth Ward get his certificate of Ward reg
istratiOu to-day. and be on hand at the
Ward Meeting tonight, promptly, az ~
O'Clock, at F'ergersen Hall, corner Of Beal
and HeruandO streets.
JOHN =. KERR,
ROBERT GUODE,
Com. Regist'u for Seventh Ward.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

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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GALE and see the improved Florence
Reversible Feed Lock-stitch Sewing Ma
chine, at 322H Main street.
s. d. HARMON. Western Agent.
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4. WRIGHT,
TIIOS. R. SMITH,
J. b. HEISKELL,
W. L. SCOTT.
L. d. MCkISSlCk,

IHAvE removed my studio 10 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.
WM. FRYE.
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We self you for the next ten days a six
bottle cut-glass dinner castor, on pure
white metal, and three plates Of sterling
silver, for s. 10 Si2. Breakfast casters,
the same quality, from 81 50 10 s6 90.
Call soon at
RoYsTER. TREZEYANT & cos
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vision Of Capt. John Woodburn, win be
ready TO receive her outfit and depart for
the South in about fifteen days. She IS
200 feet long, 3 feet beam, with 81 feet
depth Of hold.
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Larse N1aauo11aa
St. Clair Nurseries, SnmmerfeId, m.

q < MILES from st. Louis, on o. and NJ. R.
IL r., +. F. BABCOCK, Proprietor. Two
hundred acres in the cultivation OF Fruit
Trees ApPles-a magnificent stock OF 2 and
3 year olds. all the leading and
most popular southern varieties, obtained
nom reliable growers S~outh-Pears, Pssehes.
PlumS, Apricots. Neetarines. Cherries, Quin-
ces, Grapes, Strawberries. KaspbefFies. etc,
In great variety. Aeholee eoiieeftou or Roses,
Evergreen and Trees,
kloWerlng shrubs, Herbaceous Plants, Bulbs,
sell dAw GEO. u. BROWN, Gent Agent.
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Speed, Safety and cOmfort--Ef.ott Ii
OLE RELIABLE"
- DAVIS -
UNITED STATES HAIL LINE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

THE splendid side-wheeI Passenger steam
= srs Liberty No. z ard Commercial. viii
form a Semt-Weekly United States Mail Iiue
between memphis and W0fte. Lirtle Red ard
aud Black Rivers, leaving Memphis ssary
IueSday and saturday. NJ 5 O'cIocE pm
These b0ats have becI docked ard t~h-r0rEETv
repaired and furnished viii C@w 0uffrz
making Them a gGoI aSnew- DE Merchants
sla Planters on White. Red snd EfarE rfveEs.
nave taken one-haif tEE stock in this HAS.
mus MAKING 70 a permanent and reliable
ZONE ~nstiJu1oas' We hope. by strict at
tenJtOn 30 oasthe@ and Low RATS, 20 merit
a air share % paOifc patronage.
JOIN B. DAVIS, Superintendent
Tenn. LEVY RDg8rSS a-e~f-
noh No l6Jederson street, Memphis.
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Criminal COurt--.Iudue HudsoD.

Yesterday the case of the State -. F.
w. Louis-indictment for embezzlement-
was commenced but not concluded. A
verdict will probably be rendered to-day.
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5OOBaqs Cotton Yarn

COMPRISING several makes. We Will
" make an extra discount 70 parties want
ing round lots. WIN. Il. MOORE q.
noI5 so Main Street.
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chancery Court Morgan, Chancellor.

The DEGREES filed yesterday were:
Porter VS.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Shaw VS.. Stiliman-fnal.
Perkins VS.. B. City ms. C0.-inal.
Toof vs.. Phillips-fnal.
Mckinney VS.. Beehn-hnal.
Bank Chatta. VS.. Bank Accomplished.
Borland VS.. Stoddard-sale.
Robinson VS.. Hart-report confirmed.
Cunningham vs. unningham-rep'tc con
Register VS.. Royster-report confirmed
Kremer VS.. Peebles-final.
Dolbridge VS.. Edwards-sale renewed.
Cicalla vs.. Miller-inRl.
WildbeTger vs.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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To PRINIERs.-We have for sale a font
of LOngPrimer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL office.
KEAIINH- ENGLISH & 90.
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SaOE1 CHnENEYs.-No cure no pay.
Have Your CRATES set and smoky chin
ueys cured, by calling on b. Lemon, il
Madison street.
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legations assumed or made by any indi-
vidual owner or employee of this office,
will be paid ut our counter or recognized
as an Offset TO any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person.
HEATING ENGLISH 4 co.
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LARes SALE Of FIHE FuRs.

O'Clock, by Gottlieb q Ezekiel, aactiOu-
eers, corner Second and Adams streets.
WANTED partner. with 4 cash CAPT
tai from 5000 TO S50Gu. in a well established
and we'll paying busincss-staple articles.
Address J.. B., APPEAL ONCE.
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THOMAS CARFY, at No. 64X Jefferson
street, receives fresh fish daily, as we'll as
Baltimore oysters. Butter, celery, etc..
always on hand.
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THE SHOE FACTORY at BOB Main street
is now in full operation, and Messrs. Mac
kin4ie & Quill are prepared TO ill all or
ders for fine machine-sewed ladies', miss
es', and chiIdren's shoes on the shortest
notice. They sell to merchants only.
READ b. Lowenstein & Bro. : advertise
mant TODAY.
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LOST, on Sunday night last, in St. Lazs-
rus Church, or between that edifce and
the APPEAL office, or Madison, Main or
Jefferson street. a gold, enamelled hoop
earring. The finder viii be literally re-
warded by leaving il at this Office.
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U. S. Circuit court.--Iudre Trlun.

The case of Martin vs.. Bridges q Co.
on trial yesterday, Will be further heard
to-day. No other business was trans
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E9.7=r under Hs head TrI h inserted az Ten
csltS per EGs, each insertion.
ELASTATIlE-For the ensuing year, my
Il E-0IYtlst Has C 1.-THE Farmer Place, sit
uErsI iu triLteuLHn county. Arkansas. near
TI-f-o-- Landing tcrLy miles below Mem
lli=. ana three miles rom the riysR The
-lEe -ae- r0ut.iuS one cumberland dfty
-rr-s G ard land. gin sud Clubhouse. CV!et-
laI- asE --rUg-HS Igs richness OF tue soil
SIS UuaT psz-si-= easily yield & bale or
cotton sa tine a.=a. EO- terms. apply 10 +. H
NaFo - ee-Gi street; OTFrsEk Moor, BLEED
Fcns landing Arkansas.
no- JOHN P. RICE.
EAEE-Tua Lewis Herring Place. &miles
Ohio Ia LrnL1- contains over BIZ acres open
land. i4a EEEE state o. cultivation, together
with good dTe,luz and oUT-h0uscs, gin and
E.ubgEs+, plenty O. good water: place under
E1n8 ra.a5r- ELI be rented for the year ls5g,
40 aiIC sGCi-uH. Oh tle premises. on the lsU
OF LeegEa=g next. a ". HERkIEG,
Shelby Depot. ". Z q. r. r.
Refer % G-lsSoEr Herring Co, lS2 Front
street. Memphis. nols
d E~l. E2CE-SIcs residence on Vance
II street. opposite 81. Agnes Academy, with
eve 1- s-T rooms formerly owned by James
IAce. can on Goc-IEl Boyd or a N. Boyd.
. cousin Commercial Block-suitaJle
Ia a. lar iOr Offices or nice bedrooms, at
Reasonable r4Les. Apply TO
los JASDREWs,
noT2 front Row, up-stSirS
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LETTER LIST.

Tie nula.wi.E iE the l-- Of letters rcmaI--
tug in .Ee LgIpula PQsiCniCe ana not deItv-
sfe los -alle yesterday.
Ala Isi.a.s Cilec-gf &c street and numbers.
VIII ll delivered promptly - carriers.
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Nolcz LH-a~ s- head trIH Dc inserted ~ Ten
cv-s per aas- ecch 5~nseytiOH.
EaEh-A rrst-IsJe f6ErH IN Crittenden
, C.IFtv. Arb six uilos northwest OF Ma
ZION. So Gr-eS, q In cultivation. 10 dcadened
T1r three years, not hG-i TO clear. with stock
and Farming utensils, and corn and fodder
enough o. uu iCt place next scRsOU. 4 bar
Eli1 ear be HCi, ID application is made soon
u No. - Poplar street Memphis Teua. noe
y E-IEENCE LCTS-Pc=itIve sale Of Lots
HI nu ="-lHF, Tennessee and ETezeVant
street. E=sU'itll property; mast be sold on
90 be -lc DyeulIJeE T. Come and see
y. 4. NHEATLEY,
ro5 Bethel Block.
DLrNIEILyE--A 30. Mississippi PIanta-
< isu- a- ers. I've miles rom Australia
L2-CEa- LClF-r county, Miss. Improve
Laert- very good; feur-TUom frame cottage.
excellent quarters -r-t-g4ass ginhouse, steam
engine .f Price, z. 10 cash. As the owner
r5 - 10 Gloss CuI tg. ore iesvinEthis section.
&. % G.>tHO. JOY 3 %,
81 .-E- -l--c and Madison SIS.
AND g g--e= rich and valuable land.
II a. t..rLauur1 county. Arkansas, lying
Ten Tl-s west Of Mound City, and halfa
mi -Ha.a OF Military h5gd: 10 acres cleared
AMI pa cultivation: all above overflow.
also. , 1'l' suburban LOIS, on Mclean
avenue hear Poplar street.
fLF terms, llp.yte
BLAEENOFr & co,
- Ig1L street, up-stRlr@.
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CAR LOAD of late m~onthlies, illustrated
weeklies, Northern and Western dates,
novels, writing paper. ink, blank-books,
etc, etc, at Joe Locke's, 2S8H Main 81.
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GREAT bargains this week at B. Lowen-
stein & Bros.
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JoE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has Cooley,
Demorest, Peterson and Pleasant Hours
for December; Leslie's Magazine, Putnam,
Nineteenth Century, chronological Jour
nal, and a large assortment of late novels,
illustrated weeklies, Northern and West
ern dailjss.
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FOR THE CONVENTION.

Eds. appeal: VIII you permit me- to
suggest for the Convention the names of
LandOn C. Haynes, J. w. Clapp and ]. J..
DuBose. They are all true men, and men
of the required ability, and either or all
of them can be elected. SENEX.
READ the reduction advertisement Of
ID. L~OWenstein L Bros.
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WFArPrEG PAPEE FOR SALT CHEAP.
Storegsapurs can be supplied with any
desired |qnantily Cf wrapping paper cheap
Tor cash, On application al d APPEAL
eouuring room
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NottCe.

General Ticket Once Of the NJ. and c. RR
MEMPHIS, TESN- Nov. Is. $50
II. SHOCK Is our only authorized sent
10 redeem oar Emtgrant tickets bound
II this oe1ca. A BAREE
nsz Gen9 T1ckst Agent
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HERzoa & BEos'. BARoAINs-Read the
long article in our to-day's issue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-01

REDUCTION! Reductionli Reductioni!l
At B. Lowenstein & Bros this week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-01

Everybody Is auxiOHs TO End out where
those gold and silver watches are sold for
such low figures, and the fine gold chains.
Wecan only say, Of what we are convinced
OF, 90 10 ROvster, Trezeyant & Co.'S. You
will lind a lot of clever gents to sell you
those goods
Miss Evans novel "VAsHTI; or Until
DeGth as DO PGTt,'' and a host OF other
late publications, magazines, weeklies
and dailies on the counters Of Joe Locke,
236}q Main street.
FOR the latest, richest. ~rarest. sensation
al. German. French. agricultural, witty
and sporting papers, call on Joe Locke;
BOX Main street.
READ the reduction advertisement of B.
BOweustein 4 Bros.
BUY +. !. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc,
Of Wiggans & Thorn, manufa cturers, 23
Main street, Clay Building,
CONsCMPTIoS, diseases Of the Lungs and
Throat, cured by Or. Mortim0re. Office,
Central Hotel, Adams street.
NOTICE TO SHrPPEBs.-On and after
date ali 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 4:30 pm, rs
no freight will be received after that hour.
r. p. ROBSON.
Gen. Agent Last. Div.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-01

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