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NORFOLK OYSTERS.

These celebrated oysters are brongh!
through in dfty-six hours from
Norfolk, and arc received daily
BY Victor D. Fuchs. No. Al Jeffsr.
son street. Try a can and satisfy your
self that better can't be found.
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Fresh CELKHY.-Three hundred dozen
Celery, az J. ID. EDWARDS,
No. rs Second street.
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FINE SFocK.-H YOU VISA to purchase
a fine horss-either Tor carriage, buggy or
saddle, or farm purposes, or a fine mule,
or a dozen or them. the place TO 90 to is
the Kentucky Stock Sale Stable Of F. b.
Maertz, on the corner of Monroe and Sec
Ond streets. Remember the place.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
S~torekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity Of wrapping paper cheap
counting oom
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Law COurt,.,Iadas Lee.


Motions were heard IN yesterday. The
calendar for the ensuing week Is As fol
lows:
Monday, NouemBer Is, 1859.
From No. &s5 to 2s2O. inclusive, on the
calendar published for last week, and the
following Gases:
261-Goldman & hamburger vs.. Mehlin-
ger x Son.
&A-Aakeytssp vs.. 4pperso4 & Go.
26Z-Tenn. National bAnk -. f.Sski.
2d24-Same VS.. Johnki.
2f25-Same Va. Memphis Freighting Co.
2626-Clark ct al. VS.. Parsons ct al.
2627-StovaH vs.. Conway, Jones & Tate.
262s-Haynes ct al. VS.. Philler.
2629-kane VS.. Chamberlain x Co.
2630-Wilson vs.. Treat & Hamilton.
263l-Same Us. same.
2G3!-Kean VS.. Board of School Visitors.
2633-0rgill Bros. i Co. vs.. Coffee.
2GS4-McAlennysys. LOoney.
26a5-EailipRer vs.. Myers el al
sGSS-AasOn VS.. N. q o. Il. II. IA.
2~6aq-Rrittou ~. BroOkshire ct al.
BO-Pitman, Parker n Co, vs.. Win
tiers e. al
Tuesday, HoUsm5er Is, 1866.
2G4l-Hogan VI. Cousins.
2642-MeLachlin W.. Smith, ct al.
2643-Sykes vs.. Loeb.
264t-Hill. receiver, ". Bolle.
2f@-Stutis vs.. Henry, ct al.
2646-Choteau Z Edwards VS.. Melon
ough.
2647--Cleeson VS.. Winters.
2fgS-lIoAman vs.. Bingham.
26l9--k enAafd ( Sqns Us. Ayres.
2650-Jpnes =. siolut,
1853 Levy v. MudingeT.
2alAHEfEeu, President, vs.. AOunden.
ao5k-Geatty VR, Howell,
25Ss--Lann q Malion W. LaWless e
Widrik.
2G59--Besthof W.. Bensdolf L Warner.
Wednesday,. Nocember I'm, 1869.
266O-- Frayser n Willet vs.. Delap.
266l--Hni, receiver, vs.. Kortrecht.
zoo2--hasHs IS. Roiper.
2~J63--Caraway vs.. Holmes, CO al, aam1s.
26j4-SingletOn VS. sslue
2665--Mayer & Lowenstein vs.. Ryder q
Pope.
25lg--Brannon VS.. Duhicy.
2il7-Stadsis4an -, stolfat.
266s--Fogle vs.. MaFtiit,
26j9-Waddell VS.. Bullock, ct sI.
2670--MeDermott vs.. Park, ct al.
26Tl-PoOle& & Co. VS., kaufman.
2672-DaVies X Co, vs.. Waggenef, ct 81
sRice Bros. q Co. W. Forre & An
dreWs.
267AFogie vs.. Martin, ct al.
2S75-4Same vs.. Martin.
2676--Eberly vs.. Eddins 4 Co.
2b8-Schaler & Gihks ". Southern Ex-
press 90.
2tss Todd 1 Go. y. WickershamL
2679-Ingran IS. clanpsitt.
25SQ-Iste IS. Mills.
4hHrSguy, Sepeglber u, 1860.
Than Esgiying daF-Oourt wiii prabahly
adjourn tor that day,
Ff3dag, N5r~labsr ~, 1868.
26si-Biibow VS.. OfBrien.
26S2-Stitch Il Bromberg va. Blass.
264-kinney VS.. Mallory.
2dS6-Semates Ss. Memphis Bulletin co.
26S7-E0lwell vs.. Mailman.
20SS-Parham vs.. BrannOn CT al.
25S9-Guion use OF vs.. keiiaF.
2b90-Burnheiln vs.. Washer.
2S9l-Maysr e Co. YS.same.
28q2-Rupn, Raignell & co. vs.. same
2SaSZstraHss q Hagil Is. Hurst,
294-Nalt 4 Co. vs.. Hicks ! Smith.
295-POrter vs.. Payne.
a9o-BoslOW W. HanaueF.
2igT-Nands ". Eennett.
ct al.
2s99-Glancey & Mccormick vs.. HarrI-
son ct al.
2zoo-Walcott, Smith Il Co, Va. League.
Sat9fdag. Noeeha6er 20, lses-Aotsoa Days
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To PRINTERs-We have for sale a font
o. Long Primer type, nearly new suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL Office.
HEATING. ENGLISH g. 90.
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Joseph specht, Confectioner,

- MADISON STREET. has lust received a
OElargeaud beautiful assortment Of Fauru
Toys FrufrN etc. and Is manufacturers va
rious Kinds 81 pure stock aud me French
candies, which he offers AZ the lowest whole
sale and retail prices.
The Ladies' and gents are respectfully L.
Vtted To call and judge for themselves. th-T
also can De served with the best oysters anS
other refreshments, in the finest style
Fresh Mice and Fruit Pies every morn
ing No.
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To Cotton Planters { Stock Raissrs

THE Memphis Oi Company wish N pzr-
chase, during next fall and Wfnler, a
large quantity Cotton Seed. for -zhirh tbag
viii pay the market price furnish SACKS ana
have seed correctly weighed on their tarVs
platform lFairhRnk 81 scales They urgafhelr
friends not to store thofr seed IN Arr auan-
Titles and thereby have their value destroved
or injured by HEATING Planters Who WfSh
TO make contracts for delivery Of seed win
please call At OIL Work, Centsr i
titv 4
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The following - the list or letters remain
ing IN ne Memphis Postof1ne ana not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
An letters directed to street snd numbers
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
LADIEs' LIST.
faFT, mrs DoNlinE. mrs
Carney miss NE Jarvis, miss D.
Inch, MSls Aervtn. mrs Al
Melton, mrs 9 Taylor, miss N
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Boy F. Y. Shirts. furnishing goods, etc,
Of Wiggans 4 Thorn. manufa ctursrs, Za
Main street, Clay Building.
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THIS BEsr All CHEAPEST OYSTERS
Mobile and Baltimore Oysters, at
J.. d. EDWARDS,
No. 273 second street.
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THE best place in the city for gentle
men TO have their clothes cleaned, dyed
or repaired Is at the old established Steam
Dye House, PIG SeeoHd street, third store
south OF Jefferson street.
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JUsT received, q new line Of black and
colored Silks. at reduced prices, at
y. LOWENSfEEN q BROS.
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Ont my gracious! what bargains in
blankets and gents shawls, At Cans new
store, 29s Main street.
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THE carriers leave the APPEAL al your
dOor seven days for p cents.
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THE APPRAL is delivered by daylight,
seven times a week, for TWENTY-FIVE nents.
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THE Rustic Seenerya at the Star Gallery,
249 Main street, il attracting crowds of
visitors.
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OPERA cLoAKs. Bsdouins aud other
Wrappings Of the lstest patteras, at
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OYSTERS Al 20 and IS cents per can, al
J. d. EDWARDS,
No. 27S Second street.
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The APPEAL il published every day in
the year. Is zen a week delivered by
faithful carriers.
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FREsH Mackersl and HOLSTERS, At
5. u. EDWARDS,
No. 27R SecOnd streat.
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NOVELTIES Of the latest importatlons
just recsiyed and arriving at
l.. KREMER'S.
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WI a that the finest lake fish, oys-
ters, venison, game and celery can be
found at the old established and well
known game house OF V. D. Fuchs, No. Il
Jefferson street. He has not got lady
walters, bat has polite gentlemen to wait
on the ladies.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEAreR--We have pass.
ed through . week OF excitement
The races and f0rfnosO having zach had =
claim upon the attention Of oar cOuntr
cousins and aInusenent-seeking citizens,
and now that Fornos0 has passed from
our gaze. we bid her adieH without re.
greet, and sea passaut" IN help ex.
pressing astOnisEEnent hat Mr.. Frank
AlAyO should have played the part OF
"Tom Burroughs, which requires certain.
~ an actor who has a thorough ~knowiedge
OF the stage. but none Of those high
points OF excellence we have eonceded
Mr.. Mayo, and which, no doubt, Il Is his
desire % display
What is'the reason i~ntelligent aes0rs
and managers play and prodnee sueh a
class Of entertainment for the patrOnsg
Il II true that they answer in reply to
thai i-uteTrogatOry3 "Ihat the public BY
whom they have 10 live, will M their
theaters 70 witness a trashy, aud 20 put
itin the mildest form. a seBsatiORal drama
OF doubtful moral, and neglect the works
Of Shakespeare, Messenger. Sheridan,
knowies, Lytton, Ealwer and authors 81
bnls nigh standard"
The public is to blame, We own il, and
we hope the intelligence, fashion and
taste OF Memphis viii, BY the j
tns4 extend 70 Mr.. Frank MAYO during
ms week, his last, by the way, remove
atont ana prove that works OF
sAeftence, we'll represented by such an
ARTIST, supported ~ an excellsnt COM
Psny, meet with adequate support IN
emP q elfy saeOBd TO none il intelli-
genee aud taste. Tonight MI NaraIs
70 appear Ia shAkespeare,p Et.kg,S -
Ihira, to-morrow Hdnalet. and dnring ~
week Ia other of those charsctess \.
which he has earned @golden opinians."
MEMPHIS, TEAM, Detober S. 1sss
GeeueHeNf You request me 10 state
what have o~bserFe6Of che results Ell-
lowing the use OF your Louisiana Creole
Hair Restorsr'f Hitherto ] have onf.
fOrmiy declined giving certificates FOR
any patent preparation. In this instance.
however. fhiak Il night to state the fact
tia I kneg yoHF preparatien saved a
friend Of mine from Threatened baidRess.
3 falling on OIL hair Raa arrested by
4 lew appdeatinnst then the thin, gray
ioekA began q assume thsir natnral e0lbf
now after using fo1F bottles, there Is
a general and healthy efowth OF soft and
SILKY hair slower the bead. 1 do not hes
ltate 70 say with q number 81 ~ frieuds
spo have used, or Observed It's use. thai
yonf Louisiana Creole Restorersi Al
suceess. RssspsctfnnY,
en- ", MUNFoRB.
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LETTER LIST.

TIE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet pablished In the South.
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THE APPEAL Is the only DAILY paper
Published I'm The city. Only twenty-five
cents a week.
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LADIES opera eloa&s, plumes, Iaees,
ribbons, silk aud wooden dresses, SC,
beautifully cleaned and dyed at 246 Second
street, third store south of jefferson street.
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NEW GooDs, at reduced prices, at
h. IOWENSTEtN Il BROtg.
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EXCELLENT FUENTTURR, Bedding, etc,
at reduced prices. Splendid opportunities
for newly married couples about "setting
up" for themselves. Go To LOUIS KETrH's,
No. So Jefferson street, and see for your
selves.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, sept. 9, 1863.
Gentlemen: take pleasure in hearing
testimony to the great worth OF your
Louisiana Creole flair R~estorsr, - which
is in reality all its name implies. | can
confidently recommend Il for restoring
the hair 10 its natural color, preventing
It's falling out, and impartiBg to It a fine
glossy appearance-rendeTing Il invalua-
bic as a hair dressing. aside from its res
torative properties, and possessing the
great advantage of never staining the
most delicate fabric. Respectfully,
Mas. r. r. COWDON.
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FINE Mobile Shell Oysters, by the doz-
en- OF barrel, at J.. D. EDWARDS,
No. 77s Second street.
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MOBILE select Oysters and Rcd Snap
pers, at J. D. EDWARDS',
No. US Second street.
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JUsT received, a new line of black and
eolored silks, Al reduced prices, at
Il. LOWESSTEIS 4 BROS.
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Races begin at 2 o'clock precisely
(Rsilroad time IS minutes faster than city
time.l
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The largest assortment of Velvet
ClOaks in this city, at
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ST LOUIS.
A WONDERFUL LADY.

THE grest EdropeaZs Wizard. Wh1 has
a efe1bed such 2 sehsEtion all over the
world BY ner WOHaeruI powers. has lust ar
IlFed IN THIS e~CF, and can he found a. her
l-~Htence, NJ. ~ Thi "A street between Mad
ta"H anu S-rhrOet. Those persgIlS Wishing %
know Yer future destiny and see a correct
lksnes or their fature partners. should visit
ne StadaIG at once. She f. pronounced b.
a. other professors OF the art To De the Only
real and dependent Planet Reader nov IN
this country. u0II
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A NEW RACE 10 the new cheap dry
goods store. Don't forget the RumhaF. 2s
Main.
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BEAEuFUL striped calico, Just opened
At the new store, rs Main street.
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nfEssS. xEAIHsK AND susiNEsS
Sr. Louis, November H-Arrived
Olive Branch, 81. Joseph, Shamrock,
Belle st. Louis. Departed: Pauline
Carroll. The river is falling. Weather
clear aud cold.
C~INcISSArh SoTamasT l4,-fhe river Is
declining, with i've fset nye inches in The
channel. Weather clear and cold,
PITTsaURo, Noveinber H-Snowing.
Two feet in the M~onongahsla and sta
tionary.
CAIKO, November l4-Down: Belle
Memphis, IL last night; Dexter, Ii am;
Regulator and Matte Bell, 3am. ;Arthur,
8 pm. Up: Brandeis, l pm. Belle 81.
Louis, 8 p.m Forsyth, 8 pm. River fell
4 inches. Weather cloudy; mercury SO : !.
LOUISVILLE, November A-kiver sJa-
tlonary, with S feet 8 inches 10 the canal,
Weather cloudy and mild.
MEMPHIS Gas WORKS, November IA.
The river declined 2 inches in the pre-
hYioes twenty-f pr hours. 1t stood q feet
inches below the high wataE marx OF
1867. CHAS, GoOpNIN,
superintendent Gas Works.
There is no change In the aspect Of
affairs In the Arkansas. The channel Is
cutting out 20 be sure and improving by
the process, but the decline goes on slow
ly. There is no prospect OF rise reported
and spars are as necessary As engines in
that lovely stream. White river Is also
going down at a snaiPs pace, and 4 feet is
all that can be found to Augusta, Frau
Ibis point TO st. Louis We presume We
NAV safely count on ~ feet, though there
may be a lutte less above Cairo. island
"a, above this city, now seems to be con
testing for the blue ribbon As : low water
pOinG, and some OF u cute Yankees who
have been thrown out OF Office by the re-
cent revulsion In this State, talk of start
ing a hotel there. The Ohio ID low, bat is
impsoFing ~ ccgttiAg, and some little
The weather continues fair andrather pleas
ant. though overeoats are comfortable.
hope the party who stole ours last
spring vii A0W Beturn Il. There is ~
feet With the stick at Island 81 and y
feet at Horn Lake below this city.
MIscELIASEoVs,
The cprAelta passed down last night,
and elters tho euacnita river as q regular
packet. She brought the passengers Of
the Louisville sunk ct Devils IslAad-
A tragedy occurred in a snack-hpuse on
our leveey yesterday. Particulars in local
columns.
The Indiana wiz pass down tomorrow
The T.. L. McGin is hard aground at
Ciark's Bar, in Council Bend.
The Silver Bow win pass down tor
Shreveport and way points on Red river
direct-a good chance for shippers and
travellers.
The DesArc, Capt. Miller, leaves TO
tor Friars Point and way land
lngs.
The st. Francis is the regular 81. Fran
els river packet tor TnesdHy. naf
The George w. Cheek leaves on 1uss-
day for Oseeola and all way points
The Glasgow, Capt. Staarf. leaves to-
day for Cairo and Cincinnati. -
Capt Crane backs cut The Belle Mems
Dhis to-day at 4 pin. for Cairo and st.
Louis. She makes All way landings.
BILLY Blenker is clerk.
No more large packets VII run % y
Louis. They VIII Stop q Cairo unsil nav
improves.
we learn that thsAMenphis and Arkan-
80 packet Company will offer fcr sale the
teanlefe NAtonla, ". A Caldwell, Atner-
can and Ozark. Ths Company now have
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WANTED.
No'os - eoei ,1ss-sSoa.
HELP WANTED.

-
Nuhoes under his head WiH b iHseTfef Of Ten
cents Per line, each Insertion.
DRERsMAKERS Twenty DresSmakers.
ID Apply at Miss Walls, ~ Main street, up
stairs. nolO
NUoOD-CHOPPERS-R woOd-cifoppers AT
w (. C. Whites woodward, ~ miles he
low in Arkansas, on the river;
good timber. ash and oak; 81 p per eori foT
ppi paw every Saturday guppiies fur
nished at wood yard al Memphis prices. For
better information apply 80 L. LAWHORN,
dealer in groceries and family supplies. ..
Main street, near Memphis Rnc Ohio Railroad
Depot, Memphis, Tenn not
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THE RACES.
Programme for the Daytime Sport
Promised.

--l 4. E..
As announced by the ATRIAL yestsr-
day morning, on account of the inclem-
ent weather which prevailed last week,
the Chickasaw Club determined to con-
tinue the Fall meeting one day longer.
We intended to present the programme
Of the day yesterday, but tt was nos
brought 70 ms in time on Saturday nigh g.
We append il below.
We cannot urgo epon the public too
strpnqlv the necessity or supporting TIC
Chickasaw Club in its efforts TO make our
fall meeting q success. In order 70 90
this il Is necessary that our people turn
out en- masse and lend the Club the eann-
tenanee of their presence on the stands.
20 the ladies especially we speak, and beg
than TO forget, for onca, that Monday il
not a t.fashionaJie" dy In Memphis. Ii
they pot on their Friday clothes tho
viii no Doubt. look just rs Questionable"
to-day as on Friday.
THE PROGRAMME.
To-day, tNoaday,) November Is.
Jockey Club Purse, $500, dash OF three
miles.
4. Al. McKeogh enters Jackson a Paurs D. G.,
GIuHeu Hatker, 4y.o, by kmbree's Lexing-
TN, dam b. Berthune. sDifsrino and bull.
sEeoSD RAcE
Consolidation Handicap for horses that
have not won during the meeting, mile
heats. best three in i've Horses beaten
once allowed 8 pounds; those beaten
twice allowed 10 pounds. Entrance, So.
Entrance mOney to go to second horse.
For a Jockey Club Purse of $500.
ENTRIES.
l. r.. Talbot enters Connsk's eh.c Wef0rg, 5 y.
o.. hy Uncle Nic. dam Magnolia. by Glencoe.
Blue and blue, orange SASH 100 poungs.
2. samuel Hayes enters bl.h. Pat UebUrts,
aged, by Hiawutha, dam by Emu Colors-
red-slad-rod; 40 pStnds
3. x. Underwood enters w. jennings bf
Hoaifd. 4 20 by Lexington dam Banner.
Eolors, scarlet-and-biue IS pounds.
T. {. Iadmus enters art kyorsOns en- =.
81 Roberts, formerly bag E~Obtail,9 BY . ~
Lexington, dem BY the colonel. COloIs,
fAncy; 81 podnd~.
THIRD RACE.
Goodwill sweepstakes, for all ages, mile
heats, S. subscription; p p; 10 which
the Club adds $50.
NOMINATIONS.
l. b g.. Rverson names b e Lancer, 4 y o by
Lexington. dam by Albion. Fancy cOlors.
p Jacks9n& Paul nam" b g Aorvdn Scout. 3 y
o, by john Morgan, dam Lizzie Morgan
s. Z. 7. craig names ch g Donoran, $40, By
Bulletin, cam by Ambassador. Red and
4 j NicCormiek names eh Z MGnnie. 3 30. by
Inc'eN Vie, dam Eliza Logan by Frosty. Col
OfS, rel ana blue.
). J. Conii.k names eh b LarAiR, aged by Lex
ingtOn. DAM Magenta. by Yorkshire. Blue
and blue.
roOLN.
The following Is the result Of the pool
selling Saturday night, in the CoHsotatioA
Handicap:
lst. 81. last.
100 10
koberts---- 90 Hh -
Victory ..-.----.-... - ~ -
ClebuFne---~.-~- 0 10 .
2l0 so 81
Inthe Goodwill Sweepstakes the follow
ing is an average Of the sales:
~
----.------- ~
! Larkbn b
Lancer- "
ri
Raeas hagip M . o,clocL precissIv
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CLANS and Dressed Turkeys, and all
kinds of Fresh Fish, at
j. d. EDWARDS,
No. rs Second street.
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GREATEST BAEdAfys Or THE SEASON
The great Red Store has just received
from New York trade sales & beautiful
assortment OF fashionable dress goods,
consisting Of all wool aud silk poplins,
plaids, alpaeeas and every other variety,
which l olTer for sale at prices 4~nriyalled
in Memphis. Gall AMI eopVinee your
selves. WILLIAM FRANK.
- Main street.
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TwESrY-FIyE CRNFs a week is all the
APPEAL costs delivered by esI riers.
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FOR CINCINNATI.


Regular Msnphfs and Qtndnrati
Tor GaiFe, louisville ana Cincinnati
vs-r--s-... n4asfar
: This aplendi6 passenger sseainer FsS
VIII leave as above -e
MONDAY. Btn inst az s pm. -
LARRY aARASTAp A-eus.
noL Madlson street
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FOR MOUND CITY.
For Arkansas and Texsa

TRAvELEHs on EMreRANTs Ssiss "a
atthis point on steamer
10 Cheeks EendlnE Tdr k13f,4 ~ fa8d
Layel saved Bod make fspf t7iua dallT.
FARE oae-ha1f that efsteainsF seN
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LAW REPORTS.

EXAMINE cheap clothing, at the new
store 29s Main street.
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NEW ARABS. at
b. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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REMARKa

II Will be seen from the foregoing Opin.
ION OF Mr.. Justice Nelson
Ist. That the supreme Court HAS nor
DECIDED AeAIRsf the claim Of the Exclu-
sive Privilege.
%. II HAS NOT through the learned
Judge uttered the semblanes OF a dictam
either By way OF suggestion or intimation
against this claim.
50, II poRs Hor, either by way Of decis-
ION or dieium or lntimatiOn, recognizes any
right 10 the Memphis 8ayoso COMPANY "a
lay its pipes III the streets OF Memphis. or
otherwise TO exercise its franchises there-
Ia.
What IL does decide:
lat. IL does Sustain the plea in ahata-
ment, which was that another suit was
pending ia the State Court for the same
cause cf action, and therefore the suit OF
Nj. Dean was improperly brought.
ID. II decides that the Memphis Gavoso
Company could pot be made q party-de-
fendeni. sven II the City could have been
sued in the United States coart. for the
reason that there was no connection he
tween the sniject matter of suit against
the city necessarily, and thai against the
Gayosc Company,
Sd. II decides That thu suit against the
Etr WAS premature, because brought is-
fore thai, any election was ordered orvets
taken. a31
afh. But HftsE stat sg that g gHE SpEs--
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FOR VIeKsRuAG
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet CO..
IT,. S. Mail Ltne-For Pin Blud, con-
meeting with steamer american
for Little Rock.
OZARK Storm. Master
This elegant and swirl pBsseE-
ger steamer WIH leave an above E
TUESDAY, 18th inst. At 5 pm.
". II. kENNEDA1, Ageat.
no4 3N Front street, Mosby Block
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~feafs993 :
THE GAS CONTROVERSY.
Isdss Tor Yourself, and be act Deceived

The decision offhei "Untfl use question
IpremeCourt plainly was decided
plies that the Oayoso Eft OR Noi Iii.
Is Company has a MEMPHIS ~ sDsO
rporate existence. idAs CphPAFa .NbT
th AL the necessary lNAbll, y ttAb a
IA Is nj liberty to IIsH IrSFLF IL
Irsue the objects for THE tIl4 OF MfSl-
iich n was crcnted- PhlS, the SUIT against
Aratnache, 81 iaa. the city was founded
II Is an segaaioded on a hypOtheticRf case.
clsion In favor OflIF HELD B1 THE
= Gavoso Gas tom STATE COURT On
nvH-AnaiSnche. IN TIE FINAL HEAR
4. ING THAT THE
MEMPHIS GAS CON-
PANY TAD THF TX
elusive RIGHT,
THE EXISTENCE OF
lTHEOTHElk COMPA-
NY MUST CEASE