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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

Hsg~The cars Of the Elizabeth and
Newark Horse Railroad are to run
through Elizabeth avenue, Miller street
and Pennsylvania avenue, in the city of
Newark, and the track is soon to be
laid
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

8@y" A little son of Mr.. William H.
Coleman, residing in the First ward,
while descending flight of stairs, on
Saturday, accidentally fractured his
left hand, by striking it against the
baluster. DIR. Martin was summoned
to attend him.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

Bs1@ Fourwheeled velocipedes are
growing to be fashionable among the
young bloods in the Fifth ward. Al
though the vehicle appears to be readi-
ly propelled yet we think we should
prefer one with horse attached.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

Me- A darkey, living near the oil
cloth factory reasons: ''That all men
are made of clay, and, like the meer-
schaum pipe, they are more valuable
when colored." Pete says he don't
''see it."
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

SoMERs. The Rev. James A. Little,
pastor of the Presbyterian Church, has
accepted call to the pastorate of a
church of the same denomination in
Pennsylvania.
TRENTON. citizens of this place
are agitated over new railroad to
Bound Brook, which it is thought will
be great advantage to both places.
A fire broke out on Saturday in Nick
OILS & Lynde's brick block, Plattsbugh,
n. Y, occupied by Hyman Brothers,
dealers in dry-goods, and Miss Weldon
dressmaker. The loss on the building
and goods will amount to about 800,
900. Insured for $1,000
George Gordon, pioneer and
% ointment citizen of San francisco,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

aeAp A darkey named Sloan, arrested
for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct, was yesterday sent to the county
jail for four days.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

aeA, Tickets for the New York circus,
which is to exhibit here on Thursday
next, are now for sale at Roberts &
Co. S book store, No. 4 Arcade.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

HsAY Mosquitoes are now west of
great island'-sharpening their bills
for the summer campaign.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

Me- A dog, supposed to be rabid,
caused terrible excitement in South
Park street, Second ward, this morning
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

Me- A double quartette was improvis-
ed as the Choir at the Broad street Bap-
fist Church yesterday.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

ray Our citizens, generally, are in
vited to join in the procession on Sat
urday afternoon next.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

ganRev. Mr.. Kempshall, of the First
Presbyterian Church, preached yester-
day in the Monumental city.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

nsAp Our editor wears micawbel
boots. Wish pair would "turn up
for us.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

Time was when it was the hight of q
young mans ambition to {" go with a
girl" and raise a beard : now the grand
ultimatum seems to be to hold Office
and ride telocipede.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

Mg~ Hon. Joseph H. Gray, chairman
of the committee on invitations, has re
ceived the following letter from Little
Mac:
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

U.s. The officers of the Third Regi-
ment will meet at the city armory to-
morrow evening.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

HeA- The many friends of DR.. Henry
r. Cannon, our very popular County
Clerk, will rejoice to learn that he has
recovered sufficiently from his recent
illness to be able to walk out doors
His pleasant countenance has been sad
ly missed on our streets for the past
month.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

Somebody says that Senator Sprague
is ga man of part" part knave and
part fool.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

psA- Have our milkmen heard from
Philadelphia ? Only 8 cents Who
answers first
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

neA- Yesterday was Trinity Sunday.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

Looking through tumbler too much
is apt to make one dizzy.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24

The man who "took it for granted,
found it was something else
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
AFULL LINE, VERY CHEAP.

hope, by paying strict attention to business, and
by selling at the Lowest Cash Prices, to merit lib
eral share of the public patronage.
Be- Thankful for past fayors, 1 invite my friends
and the public generally to give me a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
all 1y JOHN ENGEL.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-24
Croquet =! Croquet
BALL AND BATS

NEW AND LIVELY GAME, PATcHEsTI.
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RAIL SCHEDULE.

Chattanooga. Richmond, Washington New
EorE EalffuIore. and all cities East and South
Go,urnhus. Ga. and Montgomery, Ala AL
stations on the Hsmphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central, Mobile and Ohio Nash
vile ard ChuttEn00Rs D East nnes
Railroads, arrive a. 2:A P.Hl.ieiose Al u'A
ALL
vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland, PittsbuTg, F44la,
detphia. Buffalo, Albany, New hOrEs ana Al
cities North and West, arrive at E:S pms
loses at z a pm.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Wake
baTg, Matches and all cities South, arrive Al
a. IA. cloves al 20: - ala.
Affiliations On the Mississippi and euB6s
- New Orleans and jackson and g8pthern
RailrOads, arrive 81 8 pm; closes st VI; IS pm,
NaunhfE and Little Rock Railroad. Iittte
Rat Madison, Sundays excepted arrive q,
am. close ~ 8 pm.
klarfgD. Mittebarg snd Claiborne. Ark.
u|-veekgyl Monday, Wednesday sndFriday,
arrive al 10 AN close a. y aAl
aisve Branch and Byhaha, kitaE., fssmi.
ge-kIr Monday aud Friday, STRIVE al pm.
$3.50 ard Rig Creek. Tenn, {weekly) Friday,
arrsue A tCHIn- close nj a 6.Ha.
ftffie Rosk and Helena, and all landings on
0fsfs river. isemi-weekly1 TUESDAY ana sat
nrder. arrive q o am. close st4P-m.
pine 7luH end Helena, q al ahes1es on
ank~.sas river {f5i-Teekis3 tuesday, lhas-,
day aad Saturday. arrive e sa-Msi e&
wi 4s.sine. On the Mississippi river sozth
feemt-weaEIy nAday and Saturday, Sntf
a. 81 an: close aL4 p11-
AWleEdinHs on tie AlaHsSlPpi river horth.
fsenl-reekl1 Monday ana @bprsdas' Atflfs
JOSIAH DELOAcR , =.
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sbeIby 6irsvIt eSSri---Iuage Reeves.

Yesterday, In the case OF the State v
Joe Observation-Disclosures for grand larceny
on a plea OF guilty-the jury fixed tn
penalty at three years imprisonment Il
the p~enitentiary.
In ths cases Of the State vs. Henri
Wood, Aaron Calieoe and Stephen Tor
acknowledgements for assault with inten
70 kill-the Attorney General ordered
dismissal entered.
To-Day, the case Of the State IS Fatter
so9 ct al, Indictment for murder, will .,
called for trial. Should the above case b,
continued, the civil docket will be taken
up for trial.
The eases set for trial to-day are as fol
lows:
i5-Smith 4 Co. VS. Wood ct al.
23-Nelson vs. N. & o. r. K. Co.
2f-Smith IS McGratLr
&-Sesggs VS. Humes, admir-.
S6-Thomas ct al. VS. Thurman.
30-State vs. Gather.
3l-MeGowGn vs. Moore.
34-Buckley vs. NJ. & o. r. r. Co.
35-Cook & Co. VS. Majors, adm'x.
38-Leftwich VS. Hines.
Shaken 4 Co. VS. Treat.
39-Moore vs. Johnson,
42-Lsopard d %. GS WhseieR
45-piekens VS. Cash,
4G-BaFrstt VI Combs.
47-BloOd & Co. VS. May.
5l-0rT, admir-, VS. Osborne,
53-Hill VS. Ryutln.
56-Myers vs. Stephens.
57-Ssle VS. Perkins.
5S-CunBingham vs. McLesry.
6+-Waldon, ct al, VS. Holmes, admir-,
66-Frepeher vs. Smith.
3i-N aldOn, et al, VS. Holmes.
7S-Hyner, ct al, vs. Small.
E-Dunlap VS. Rice.
7s-Weaver W Worsham, ct ell.
79-Weaver vs. Brinkley, ct al.
S0-Weaver VS. Wynn, ct al.
sl-Weaver VS. Pickett, ct al.
92-Weayer VS. PiersOn, ct al.
S3-Weayer VS. Leath. ct al.
9+-Weaver VS. G. W. L. o. Co.
S5-Myers & Co. VS. Johl.
S6-Simonds q Co, vs. Marks, Pump & Co.
s~T-ehsmbers Us BoOne, ct al.
sS-Gardner 4 Co. VS. Boone.
92-Shipp Il Co. VS. TrOtter.
99-SinlpsOn ct al VS. Cummings ct al.
9G-McMulen VS. McWilliams.
97-Plimpton vs. CogsWelL.
l02-Enion Bank Ys Chambers.
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Personal.

Dr.. Lake p. Blackburn arrived in the
city on Sunday from Louisville and Nash
vile, and left for his home in Arkansas
yesterday.
Gen. Chalmers speaks at early day at
Friar's Point, where Col. Nabers and Gen.
Alcorn have recently discussed Missis-
sippi politics.
Col. Gus Signsiago, Of the Grenada Sea-
tfRei, IL in town on q brief visit. He Is
the same genial Gus, and his presence is
always welcome.
J. 7. Handlan, Esq, who for years
was a~citizen Of our city, but who deserted
his old loYe to better his fortunes In st.
Louis, Is in town on a visit. He looks
the picture Of health.
Our friend Emil Mayer, Esq, who has
been i'll for 3 couple Of weeks past with a
severe cold on the bowels, vas able TO be
out yesterday for the first time. We con-
graduate him on his recovery, and hope
soon TO see him at his accustomed place OF
businesa.
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CARD
eAyos0 Gun RoosIy,

Nv ~
At the last regular meeting Of the club
held on Monday evening, October Is,
committee was appointed with instruc
ticns TO prepare for publication suitable
resolutions of thanks TO Mr.. +. Converse
for the use Of his comfortable parlors as q
meeting place for the club. In pursuance
Of said instructions, the committee re-
ported the following:
Res0Lped, That in accepting the gener-
Gus offer OF Mr.. Il. Converse, OF the firm
Of Converse 4 Co, proprietors of "Wil-
lett's" Justly celebrated Assembly ROOMS
rendering TIE free use Of the luxurious
parlors Of their elegant establish
nient for the future meetings OF
the club the officers and mem
bers Of the club extend TO Mr..
converse and his partners and employees,
their sincere and personal thanks for the
gs~2tseiaanly courtesy and kind attention
b eiob has ssceiyed at their hands.
ReSotted, hat a cops Qf these resolu-
tons be presented to Mr.. Converse. and
that the same be published once 10 each OF
the daily city papers. :
Adopted. IRVING HALSEY,
Chairman.
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LAW REPORTS.
MunlnlnaI court...ludns Ennta.

Municipal eOurt---Iudse Foute.
The following basiaess vas TRANSACTED
yesterday;
In the case of the Stata VS.. NJ. Taylor
keeping house Of ill-faIne, the defendant
submitted six cases, and was hned By the
Court.
In the case of the State vs.. Willard, in.
dictment for extortiOH, the jury being
unable to agree, by agreement Of counsel
we're discharged.
The cases set for trial to-day are:
1915, 2g76-The State vs. Lindsey; mali
oious mischief.
Se37 to 3g5I-The state IS NJ. Mervin
keeping house Of iil-fams.
1850 to 4044-The State vs. +. Freeman
keeping house OF ill-fane.
4ll7 to 4l46-rhe State VS. Nesbitt ct al.
unlawful retailing.
4343 to 435e-The Stalls - WeatheFbes
unlawful retailing.
1909 to 4Z23-The State vs. Grifith; ga.
ming.
4224-TheS State vs. W. J. Brown; assuming
to be an officer.
1855 TO 4259-The State vs. r. Peoples; un.
lawful gaming.
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SEMEN

NEW ME2PHIs.-This house was well
patronized last night, TO witness the hrst
appearance Of the Susan Gallon English
opera troupe, in E~Gnckefte, or The Days
Of R0tesPfeTre. The company is certainly
e client, and comes up 70 all that was
c lined for it by the press of other cities.
J sc DeLaye Sisters ara wonderful In their
performances on the trapezs, and we have
no doubt the house will be crowded while
the company stay in our city. The
crowded state Of our columns precludes
any further notice to-day.
BROOKS OPERA HogsE.-This popular
resort was crowded last night with the
lovers Of fun, who enjoyed themselves
hugely, il n may judge from the APP
plause. Manager Broom has concentrated
the talent Of both his houses at this point,
and has now one of the very best variety
shows ever witnessed.
THE CIRCUs.-The Fair week has
brought large number of people to our
city, and the tent of Dan Riee's circus was
full last night. The performers are all
well known artists, and, 1t Is needless 20
say, sustained their regulations. Per-
formances will be given every afternoon
and evening during the week, and many
who have seen Dan Rice in days Of yOre
will go again, to take probably their last
view of him as a clown. We reiterate
that our columns are crowded to sueh an
extent as to prevent an extended notice.
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1. o. 0. =. DIRECTORY.

GATu5o ENcAhssENT, No.G.LQ o. F.-meets
ON The let ana Sd Thur-day nights Of each
month, Al y O'ei5eL A F4Davis, CPs D. &.
Trader a. = ThcunHs Bacon, scribe.
night. al ~ O'Clock J. Y .sWaynesburg. y.
Gil. g. Campbell, y. o. Thos. Eodet, Sec'y.
CHFCEAsAw LODGE, no. %neets every Mon
day night ~ ~ o'clock. J,E. Russell. =. +;
Alexander HUM, N.0.i {. Walter, Record
ing Secretary
RTTIf I0DGE, so ]. DEGREE o. RFBFKAH-
gt-+sf oa the 1t Friday ntshtlu each month
al > O'Clock. +. g. II. T. PUgh, n. O.; Mns.
W. /. McgNmesh, secy.
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MASONIC OlRECTORY FOR 1859.

LODGES
SOUTH MEITFHrs. No. lls-meets "a Friday d
each month-Hau cor. Madison and second
Al Wheeler, ". A.: Ben. X PuHen, Sec.
ANGERCSA, No 6-fneets LIST Monday In ov'
cry month, Al Odd-Feiiows' Han, corner
o and Main. John Zent, W. ~; JOIN
Beamish, Secretary.
LEILA SCOTT. No. j-fneetB list Friday OF eacl
mOnth-Hau corner Madison and Second
r ". Mifchell,.M. N; 8 SturTn, Sec.
1tPzoT0. 70. ID Friday OF each
DonJh-Odd-FeIows' Han. =. n. stanley.
". NJ; X ". shelton, See
KuWIEsrEG, No. Su-meets Eth Friday 81
each monlh-at south Memphis Hall. cor
neT OF Madison and second John Ainsliei
". NJ; b. K Fullen. Sec
ROYAL RCH
PPM CHATTER, No. G-Deets n Monday OF
eacn montn-Odd-FCllOws Han u. &. Ira
Der, n. T. Il. P; G.. g.. Locke. sec.
n
EuFFEA COUSCIL, No -meets 81 Monday OF
each month-Qdd-FeIoEs Hall JOHN Gent,
Tn. IL; - J. MigE1u, Rec
TEEPLhRg.
CYREEE C-0asMAEDERg, No. Emeets 4th Mon
DAY q each month. John Gent, Conn., n.
EtEail. lee.
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AND A.. SCOTTISH BITE.

uFRNs AsD MIrHRAs Lodges meet mo
junction Gth Wednesday In every moe
r. Mallersh, SECRETARY
gAsFHLA COUSCILOT PRISCEs OF J~ERUsALEM
ISth- No. EBen- n fuilea, I'D, Iarsh-.i A
p FARMLAND. $50, Recorder.
CALVARY CHAPEEE o. EosE CGOLZ. 18th, No
Charles w. Adams, sd, NJ. WI a 1
T~omliusOn. &d, Sea.
PHHIrPPE DUPLF5sEIB CCUECILo OF k-H, SOth
No. Henry Il. Woodward. "a Comm.
William Y. Cirode, SD. Rec.
CoSsIBT0uY or WEST TESFEssEEs 5A- John
Aiusia. SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge C.
Trader. "a. Req
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SoCvsE 80 PAYi-SHAKEN NO MoRE!-Stone's
TouIcsyrup cures Chills and Fever, or money
refunded. sold by W. n. Wilkerson & Co, {.
c. Ward & Co, Goodyear a Fails, ~. Rose, 81
Main. and all Druggists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-26
GOOD MOVE.
All Business Houses c,Oss on Wednesday.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 25, 1869.
We, the undersigned merchants anC
business men of Memphis, of yariou:
kinds, for the purpose of encouraging by
our attendance, and giving those undei
our employ an opportunity TO attend the
Fair OF the Agricultural, Mechanical and
Horticultural Society of Shelby county.
agree to close our respective business
houses at II o'clock am, Wednesday, the
9th instant.
SFRArTON, COVER / Co.,
f. NJ. APPEksON & Co.,
L. PoDEsTA 4 Co,
A. j. WHITE Il Co,
NJ. GARyIS, ls4 Front street,
J. & j. STEELE i Co.,
SAnLER. FISHER & CO.,
WOoDRCFF & Co.,
and two hundred others.
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LorIsIAvA Creole, the beauty Of the age.

N AcARD--STILL AHEAD-J. D. Edwards,
us Second street, All talk about your
fish, oysters, game, celery, and everything
good to estf Call once at Us Second ST.,
and take aiock at the different kinds OF
fine fish from Reelfoot Lake and Lake
Erie; also, price our fish, celery, game and
oysters. and you never go away without
purcbasihgsomsthiag at sss second street,
for I keep the best, and sell for less than
the lowest. Can at 278 Second street. l
have been in this business eighteen years,
between here and Louisville, Ky.
4t j. d. EDWARDS.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
COmp'y&&
UNITED STATES MAIL.
FALL ARRANGEMENT

FROM AND AFTER TaTs DATE TBTa
a oupa viii ran THREE boats a week
n the Arkansas river and until the comDfs-
tlon ofthe new boats, the following boats VIII
constitute the line:
THOMAS II. ALLEN-PRrrCHAxD, Master
gLal Agrm, Master
". A. CALDWELL-----m-BiasdeI mastsr
Leaving Mem pills every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. 3 O'Clock pm. making Gomez
tons Al Little Rock with The COmpany'snght
draught packets:
DsRDASELI.Esv. B. Rowland, Mister
~ Master
SAITH--------Ed- NOEiand, Master
fOkI GlB-ON ---------E- saith. Master
al points above Little Rock. a. high up
"a Tort GibsCn-
Through bills o ladins given for freight to
and rom New Orleans. Memphis, 81. Louis,
L0uisviiis and Cincinnati.
Freights delivered at destination. at all
stages OF the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring 20 shin b. his line
from the North, East or West 70 any point on
tie ArkansaS river. should have their RDOda
consigned 10 AND RrV-
ar PACKET OhPAN at Memphis (Odics 81
Front street. Mosby BiOck.l Those shipping
phis and Arkansas River Packet COmpany,"
Mouth Of White River.
The above company are now building two
asW boats for the Arkansas river, which win
be finished about the Ist October. thus
securing 70 their patrons a reliable trf-Wsak
- ltue In high or low wateT.
All persons who ship goods TO the care OF
this com pany a. Memphis o. Mouthof While
river, must send bills Of la1lug 70 The aganl
Of this company % prevent confession 81 de-
lay. IOHN adams, President
". L GRAHAM. Agent,
OS Oncs ~ Front street, 4ozby Bi0ck.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-26

REST IN THE WoRLD."l0ur friend
Fuchs, at II Jefferson street, is receiving
dailyby aonthern Express the best brands
prepared from this on to supply the pub
lie with any quantity they may wish.
Prices as low as the lowest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-26

Miss ESsLIsH has lust received her Fall
stock Of elegant and fashionable Mill
merry, consisting of the latest styles of
Bonpets and Hats. Very nice Bonnets st
81 each. NO. $50 Main street, up stairs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-26

TIE daily evidence Of Dr.. Scarbor
ough's success in the treatment OF Ozsena
drOpsy, sorofula, consumption, and othel
diseases OF a malignant character, place:
his remedies far above anything before
known to the medical world. Read his adj
verLiseDeut.
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crImInaI Court.-.Iudns Hudson.

Last evening q jury was obtained in
the case of the State VS.. A. II. Curtin, In
dictment for murder. The testimony on
behalf of the State will be introduced
this morning. No other business was
transacted yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-26

To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a font
OF Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for q country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL office.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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TREMENDOUS BARGAINS offered in beau
tiful Dress Goods. just received 5000 pair
more of those Jouvin Kid Gloves, sold at
IS cents per pair, and everything else In
proportion at the cheap house of
YENDJG & BRO,
No. 226 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-26

FRENCH CLOAKs.-We open to-day a
fine assortment or French cloth cloaks Of
our own importation, just received per
steamer Cuba, which win be sold at Ropu-
lar prices, MENKEN BROS.
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Law Court--.Iudna Lee.

Yesterday the following judgments
were taken.
Justice 4 Co. VS. Petit, ct al. Judgment
for plaintiff S5ls.
Ryerly VS. shqtes, sur. part, Judgment
for plaintiff S2ll SO,
Speeht VS. Greenlaw, Judgment for plain
tiff S622 II.
To-day the calendar Of cases set for trial
commences at No. 1903 and end at No.
2450.
With the consens Of members of the
Bar, this Court adjourns on Wednesday
and Thursday of this week on account Of
the County Fair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-26

LADIES, ATTENTIoNi-oseph Specht,
No. 81 Madison street, has ~re-opened his
beautiful Ladies' Oyster Saloon, for the
accommodation of ladies and gents,
where they can receive the best of re-
freshments till u pm.
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G~ENTLEMEN's LIST

~Abernomble, DrCS Adams
Brow y. EsvJ Buutyn, 10 Brown. W
Black JS BelaLd, Ii Bates,
Bartholomew, A.
Conter,J Childs, VIC Campbell, R
Cunningham Dickson 70,
0ayce, Mathews = Co.
plporJ, W Doris Dewey, CP
bufey. PS Duprey, v t}
Faucet lie Frdmptou, 4 Featherston, J
4latley, ]
Gulom, mr GodshHw, 5 GulespieIr,W
Grin0n, q W Gods0y, A Garner, }
clover, ReVOC
Hardwick. B 4 Holensworth, IHLbring, J
Hail, PC Hunratty, ] HolJou,
Henderson, !
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CREOLE Hair Restoreri ~ no ''clap-trsp.''
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TRAINS on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad will leave every half hour in
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

Spaldlng 8idEeii & Marlborough. PrOps's.
R. ". Actin NaRasar
= SUSAN GALTON English Comic Opera
company. ana the graceful. daring and
EOndrous DELAVE Sf7TERS, in their A.
founding performance.
EVENING. October Bth-The per
horiunlcs VIII com mence with LaFey's
comic Opera OF Observation-Disclosures.
MISS susan Gallon Mr.. q. =. MIERS viii
also appear IN his humorous Character
sketchez. The DELAFE SISTERS on their
Deeble Gnd Plying TrapeLe. II conclude
with U~nenhach's comtc opera OF the ROSE
" + r It-LIzettes Hiss susan Gallon
management beg most re-
spectnllly 70 snnouncr this wonderful eoia-
1~inaticu lor 3 season Of twelve Eights and
two ariEee-.
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and Estey & Co.'s Psrlor Organs at their
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FoR cheap clOsks, sh&wls and dress
goods, v.sit The new store Just opened at
No. 29s Main street. All goods at New
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