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cHICKAsAW JOCKEY CLUB.
A Liberal Programme for the Spring Meet
ing Of 1870.

We have much pleasure in calling the
attention of the Southern and Western
sportsmen to the liberal and diversified
programme of the Chickasaw Jockey Club
for their spring meeting, commencing on
the 18th of April and continuing b four
following days. During the meeting the
Club adds nearly five thousand dollars.
The indefatigable Secretary, Colonel G..
Stone, has framed his programme in such
a manner that it Will be impossible for
one or two fortunate horses to carry away
the lions share Of the money and destroy
the interest in the meeting, as has hereto-
fore been generally The case. During the
meeting we will have handicap, hurdle
and flat races, one and two miles heat
races. For three-year- Odds we find dashes
of one mile heat races, and a Green Stake,
the meeting winding up with a consolation
handicap for the beaten horses. The
handicap race is a new and a grand fea-
ture in the programme. The duty of the
Handicapped is an onerOus, and very often
an unthankful office; but in the hands of
the able officials of the Chickasaw Jockey
Club we have no doubt the weights will
be ~judieiOusly, impartially and satisfac-
tOrily arranged. We arc pleased to see
the Club adopting tine advice of the late
Lord Derby and other eminent turfmen,
who consider the acknowledged want of
staying power in the English race
horses of the present day due to the pre-
mature training and forcing of two-year-
olds. Another judicious feature is the
doing away in the Spring meeting with
four mile races, as owners and trainers Of
horses, with a long campaign before them,
will not incue the risk of knocking their
horses out of form and destroying their
season for the chance of one race.
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MURDER AND
A Negro Woman Killed and a Negro Man
Wounded by sarauders.

About a week Q 2 party of disguised
men, i've i'm number, went to the planta-
tation of Squire 4. u. Walton. situated
about eight miles south Of Collierville, on
the Memphis and Charleston railroad, and
surrounding the cabin of a negro man en-
ployed by Mr.. Walton, called upon him
TO come out. Suspecting that all was not
right, he refused, ~whereup0n the party
fired into the house, wounding the unfOr-
tunate man slightly, and his wife NOR
tally. Not satisfied with this exploit, they
set fire to The cabin, refusing 10 permit
the removal of any of the effects OF the
negro, or any one of his numerous
family of little children. Fortunately,
before the flames could reach the
helpless little ones the party left, and
they were rescued. This dastardly and
coWardlY outrage has Justly excited the
people IN the n~eighbOrhood of its enact
ment to an unwonted degree, and they
are earnest in their efforts TO bring the
perpetrators to justice, not we are happy
TO say, without some chance of success.
They feel that such conduct, if permitted
to go unpublished, Will deprive them Of
the negro labor of which they stand in 50
much need, and that it Will reIard if It
does not altogether prevent the immlgra-
ton which the press of the South has been
so demonstratively inviting. They are
right. People will not come here from
the North or from Europe unless they
can be assured of perfect peace and safety
for life and property, not alone for them
selves, but for the meanest and poorest of
their neighbors. These lynching and
numbering raiders must be put down,
summary as the law Will permi5.
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new FIRM.

The especial attention Of u readers is
called 20 the card, elsewhere, oftke Graft
mems InsurauEe Company. 1t viii be
seen that Mr.. John Ainslie, forperly one
OF the proprietOr5 OF the APPEAL, and at
one time President OF the German Ma
tional Bank, OF Ills city, has connected
himself with Msszers. Roddey " CaSkin,
under the firm name OF Roddey. Csskin
@Ai"-iiS '""a'v ara the general mana
gers. for the entire Southern States, OF this
popular and reliable Life Insurance Com
pany, and have branch offices throughout
the South. The company is TO DO con-
graduated upon the acquisition OF Mr..
Ainslie, whose business capacity. pOpu-
larity, and high character, not only as a
citizen, but whose standing, as a Mason,
Will tend greatly to build up the reputa-
ton Of the company. He has, after thor
ough examination into the workings of
the Craftmen's. satisfied himself hat his
friends can find 10 better medium through
which TO. secure theiT families against
want; and in ihdoIsing him we do simple
justice to a high to1ed, honorable gentle
man. The Office is located in the Stanton
Block, No. 5 Madison street.
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saWuLIAM STEWART, HUGu STEWART.
ANDREW srEwART and JOIN C. FIzEE have
his day entered into c~opartnership under
the hrm styles OF STEWART Bros. & FIzEE.
Memphis, Tenn, and STEWART & FIZER, New
Orleans, La, being SUCCESSORS to G~albreath,
Stewart Co, Memphis, Tenn and stewart.
Galbrenth & Fizer, New Orleans, La, for the
purpose Of conducting a Wholesale Grocery
Commission and Cotton business, Al tbs old
stand of Galbreath, Stewart & Co, No IL
Union street, GaIbreath Block, Memphis,
Tenn. and a cotton factorage and commission
business at No. As Union street, New Orleans,
La. They VIII always keep on hand a large
stock Of goods comprising a null and COM
plete assortment Of every article IN their line
Of business, which they viii sell upon the
most favorable terms. Especial attention viii
be given 70 the handling and sale OF COTTON.
This braneh OF their business, in the Menu
phis house, WI be under the care and eentroI
Of Mr.. Hugh Stewart. who, from over sixteen
years experience. feels confident OF BIS ablI-
ity 70 manage the same TO the satisfaction OF
their customers.
MI. andrew stewart VIII, as before. have
charge of the cotton business OF thelr New
Orleans house.
The Grocery Department OF their Memphis
house win be under the management OF VIM.
stewart and John c. Fizer, as formerly They
solicit q eontinuance OF the very liberal
patronage heretofore attended TO the old
house Of Galoreath. stewart & Co, Memphis.
Tenn, and Stewart. Galbreath & Fizer. New
Orleans, Louisiana.
SFEWART BROS & FEzER
No. Union strset stonewan Bioek, Aem-
sm-uan nj Fr-rR
No. a, Union s;reet, New orleans. La.
FEBRuARY Ist. lsIa. lsbldAE
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WE desire to call attention to the card
of the Planters Insurance Company in
another column. Mr.. J. G. Lonsdale,
President of the Company, is.one of our
Oldest, best and most reliable citizens. His
long experience in the insurance business
of this city has made him n ofthe safest
and most popular insurance men. Cap
tain Walter Goodman, the Secretary, is
also q popular and efficient business man,
while his Assistant, JnO. G. Lonsdale, jr.,
has devoted his past years so a~ssiduOusly
to insurance that he has become thorough
~ familiar with every business firm in
Memphis, among all of whom he is a
great ~favorite. Mr.. d. H. Townsend, the
Vice President, has resided here more
han forty years. The Directors are all
reliable business men of this city. The
Planters Insurance. Company is a home
institution, identified with its interest,
and deserves the patronage OF our citi-
zens. Tit immense increase of business
since its present officers became indenti-
fed with it, is proof Ofthe popularity and
confidence reposed in the institution.
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MunIolpaI Court...Iudus Fopte.

The business transacted in this Court
was as follows:
State VS.. Mollie Mervin, for keeping a
house of i'll fame; motion 10 quash over
ruled.
State VS.. G. w. F. Cook. fer official op-
preston; motion to quashindictment sus-
tanned.
State VS.. McCune and Cornell, stricken
from the docket.
To-day the following cases will be
called for trial:
State vs.. Brown, larceny.
State VS.. Marshal Bell, larceny.
State vs.. Mollie Mervin, keeping house
of ill fame,
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GENEROUS.
Liberal Proposition TO the StOnewaII lack
8aa Monument fund.

The following correspondence explains
itself. We are sure that every "billiardist"
in town will visit Cadmus' saloon to-day.
In the name Of every Confederate we
thank CadDlus.
MEMPHIS, February L, 1910.
Colonel NJ. ". Cluskey, President Stonewall
Jackson Monumental Association:
Dear Sir: l, for one, would be gratitied
to assist in the success of your Associa-
ton in its laudable object, and beg leave
to offer as a contribution the gross pro-
ceeds of my Billiard Psrlors, in the Ayres
Block, for one day, beginning to-day, the
18th inst. and ending at - o'clock to-
night. Very respectfully,
COURTLANDT CADMUS.
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~CoURTLANDT CADMUs.


MEMPHIS, feDTudTN II, IoIU,
Mr.. C. CADMUs-Dedr Sir: YOU note
of this date, rendering the receipts of your
Billiard ParlOrs on tomorrow, as a con
tribution to the fund which this Associa-
ton desires to raise, has, in the absence of
Colonel C~luskey, been handed TO me.
1 take pleasure, in behalf of the Asso-
citation, in accepting your kind offer, and
trust that your success may be such as
your generosity and the noble object we
have in view deserves.
/ am, sir, very respectfully, your Obedi-
ent servant, w. A. GOODMAN,
Vice President Stonewall Jackson Monu-
mental Association.
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rssOaIc DIRECTORY FOR 1870.

LODGES.
g~u pEHPHHs. No. uS-meets "a ETlohy o.
SyLL m0nlh-Hau cor. Madison ana second
q matthews, ". NJ; Ben X fulen'
Sec. to.a.- a. ~.
mouth. Et Odu-FelOWs' Hail corner
CcyrT und Main. John Gent, W. NJ; doAh
Reamivu. Secretary.
= SroTT No AA-meets ist FRIDAY OF each
A-aIIrb-HaH corner Madison and second.
y ~ Mitchell. " ~; s. bturm, Sec
nEgrn No. ID Friday o. each
bb-old-FelloWs' Kali J. d.. Beaird,
ID ". Ehsiton, Sec.
T~STxG. No sth Friday OF
XII nnopth-at south Memphis Han. cor
60. "a Madison and second ". A. I'd
49, ". n. Lruis Eapskt, Sec.
mo" ROrAL ARCH.
srrs No 2-meots ID Monday OF
SESS montb-Odd-Felovs' bali Dc. Ira
each r.. C. o. Locke. Sec
Ger CHAPrER No.& I. D.-meeIs al Odu
bGNfn NuiL. Henry ] Lynn, n. b. IL r
= StesvSr. secretary.
n \.
I.uxCfL. No meets 90 Monday 81
DrhLOdd-E fellows Hal John Gent
eaST n. ]. Wtggin, Rec.
II TENPLAHB.
.CorrzArDEEH. 10 4th Mon
CGhn ~ each month Geo AeAershi Com
7. ). BsI CsAPTER OF ROSE cRoIx Bth. 30
ASsAh5sS VI. Adams. %, ~ WI d. 4
c.ifnson, Gd Sc
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years an engineer and commander on the
river, died in st. Louis last Tuesday from
the effects Of amputatiOu. His leg was
crushed some time ago while on duty at
the new bridge in course Of construction
at st. Louis.
The st. Louis Democrat, Of Wednesday,
says: "a packet for Memphis, to follow
the Clara, was much in demand, but we
are afraid shippers viii be disappointed
to-day, as the Nile, for one. refuses to
leave the Missouri and 90 below. Were
the big s-ternWbseIer, Moses Wicks, here
to-day, perhaps Superintendent II. W.
Smith would borrow her. In steamboat
parlance, she Is said TO bs "a whgle >"
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SUICIDE.
A Gyprlan Takes Morphine and ~eoss up."

itty Stinson, alias Annie Lane, a pros
Il ite living at No. zoo Front Row, died
" sterday evening at four o'clock from
tie effects of morphine taken by her with
a view to ending her life. She had been
suffering from heart disease for some time
past, and had been under the care Of DR..
Snyder, who prescribed for her frequent
". The deceased was about ~thirty-hve
years Of age, and had been a woman of
great personal beauty. Even up to the
very hour of her death she was very at
tractivs. Her maiden name we under
stand was MoTeau, and her father now
lives Ia the city Of New York. Squire
Walton was called upon to hold the in
quest, and summoned Il jury in the neigh
borho9d. The verdict OF the jury was in
above.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18

After this date, advertisements VIII not
be received from any bat regular custom
ers and well-established houses. unless
accompanied by the cash. l'he enforce
mept Of this rule is rendered necessary bv
the difficulties Of coile,tion aud the de-
tnands Of a business thai requires 2 cash
outlay IN az is d~epastaents, iorits proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
will understand and appreciate the neces-
sity for this basis for our future.
HEATING. ENGLISH Il 90.
November 30, 1853,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18

MILToNIAN TABLEAUX.-The Miltonian
Tableaux company did not arrive in time
to open last night. The first exhibition
will be given tonight at Assembly Hall
without fail,
PARLoR Music HALL.-This popular re-
sort was full to repletion last night, and
The enjoyment was beyond description.
Frank Dillon, the great London Son OF
Menus, made his first appearance. Miss
Lizzie Florence, Maggie Hunter and En-
ma Devere, all of whom are favorites IN
the profession, also appeared for the first
time, and created a perfect fnrore.
Thompson has~one CT the best variety
shows in the Somsb, and his efforts 10
please the public deserve the success be
meets with,
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o. o. +. 0%lREcTORY.

1 No-s.L o. O. F.-Meets
oAYoso Ss't snd 81 Thur day nights Of each
- me VI c5aock- j. C.Trader, CP.i a
8:oaih' & e. 3TSSesss 6ssoa s sesiss rue.aa,
Au- s Lopeck John b Campbell N
nIshI. al - S9ood, Y. y Thos A1nSt l Sse
GssM No. ~SE, Nc. SmeeE svsus NC.
80 niens al LSon Lew, Record
i Hodmsn. v
ing Secretary.
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MEMPHIS REFERENCES.

DR.. ]. A. Ciopfon, Of Huntsville, Ala,
NAV be consulted al the Oyerton Hotel,
in Memphis, IN the DIST and I'D instant.
He treats with perfect success, PILEs,
FIsTULA, STRUCTURES, PoLYPUs, TUNoRs,
diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, etc. /;
cured without the knife.
DR.. c. refers to some of the first physi-
eiaps " tbs city % Memphis.
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Shelby CIrcult court...Iudae swaYne.

The argument of counsel in the case Of
Mrs. Booker VS.. Southern Life ms. Co.
was not concluded yesterday. 1t will be
further heard this morning. To-day the
state docket will be called, embracing the
lished.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18

My continued nl-health necessities nj
retiring from business, aud IN doing so I have
much pleasure in recommending my sueses-
sOrs, Messrs. STEWART Bios. & FIzER,
Memphis, Tennessee, and Messrs. SrEvsRr
& FIZER, New Orleans, louisa
10 my friends, and hspe they VII
ti1ue their business with ther9
found at the Office Of Messre w. %
&FIzER, No Union s. -
till further notice ' stoneNSAHiocA'
". B. 6ALBEEATH.
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LAW
Chancery Court...ChanceIIcr ROruan.

Chaneery Court---chanceIIcr Morgan,
To-day motions viii be heard. The roll
OF attorneys will be called, commencing
at letter NJ.
The bills filed yesterday were:
w. A. Todd OF al VS.. L. G. Wright, ex'r,
etal.
A. r. Morton VS.. A. P. Curry ct al.
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DISsOLUTIoR-- = OPARTHEaSHIp
Dissolution Of Cepartnership.

EIhe Grms GALBRsATH. STEWART & Co.
memphis, Tenn, and STEWART. GALBEzArR
9 EnER, New Orleans, La have this day bean
dissolved, by mutual consent, ar. ". Z. Cal
breath retiring.
Either member OF theiats firm g heresy
authorized 10 use the frn name in ssttieuaanS
of business. " B. GALBREATH,
WM STEWART.
ANDREW SIEWAET.
JOHN Z. FIZER.
MEMPHIS, February Isl. l7G.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18

No advertisement is inserted In the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
aud paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the wesk,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and Tor the seventh day we charge one.
sixth additional -S'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18
LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list or letters remain
ing in the Memphis POstofdce and not deliy-
sred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed 10 street and numbers.
vii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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PERSONAL.

VIM. N. Brown, of Athens, Georgia, DIR.
w. Fl. Childrus, of La Grange. Tennessee,
and Gen. Festherston, of Holly Springs,
are in the city, and stopping at the Pea
body Hotel,
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TO

Subscribers to the Daily and Weekly
APPEAL will please take notice that when
their time is about to expire, the last pa
per will be sent to them with across mark
before their names.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18

FULL Marble Chamber Sets. in oil
walnut, vanished walnut, oak and rose,
for so per set, at r.. FEGAN'S,
o Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18

EIR. mi Mrs. DEGRAY BENNETT give q
soiree on Friday evening, February 18th.
The entertainment will be 50 arranged as
TO afford all visitors al opportunity Of
participating In the various dances OF the
gvanlng
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18

INCOMES, KILLER & BYRNEs have
received a consignment OF Steel and Cal
hour Plows. the best for the cultivation
of cotton, which they are authorized to
close out ~ the quantity at manufac-
turers' prices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18

DUFFY 4 BowLEs, of the Pat Cleburne
Saloon. No. 6 Adams street, have just re-
ceived several barrels Of FINE Irish whisky
by direct importation from Dublin. This
whisky was bought in Ireland by Mr..
nufty, on hts late Visit there. Lovers of
the "potheen" should give them a call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18

HAVE you read Herzog's extraordinary
advertisement il yesterdays issue? If
not. don't fail TO 20 10 the house aud soc
the bargains. Remember al HEROES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18

LARGEST assortment of the latest dali
lies, weeklies and monthlies. at Joe
Locke's, 36k Main street.
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7 HAVE this day old my entire Interest IN
me arm OF Estes, SEraltoR & &C. - Thomas
II. Estes aud ". D. Str 9toe
EUGkNE J. LEDTARD.
The business vii hereafter be conducted by
Thoma. 81. Estes aud ~ D. Strat1cn under
the name and nrm o kstes 5trsttsa & co.
IEuMA u. EeFES.
u. , STRAICoN. :
Memphis, February - ls70. isplS
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POLICE COURT.

One hundred and fifteen dollars was
collected as fines yesterday, and forty
four cases were disposed of.
Tom Black, on his way home yesterday,
met a darky who told him his wife had
lust received a letter from a country
niger" asking her to come out. as there
was a good place 10 be had in the neigh
borhood where he resided. This, of
course, made Thomas mad, and on enter
ing the room where his better half and
her son were discussing the proposition
contained, he assumed the responsibility
of his position and laid down the law in
rather strong terms. He also, at the same
time, touched his sOn-in-law-nOt so very
gentlv-and the result was that Thomas
was arrested for fighting, and paid ten
dollars for his objection TO his wife's de-
parture.
Andy O'Brien and William Hunt were
on a spree last evening, ana after visiting
all the principal places in the city, called
at the statiOnhouse, where they were ac-
cOmmodated with lodgings at a cost of
five dollars each.
Thos. Davis saw a friend OF his under
the protection OF officer Rice, and being
flush" offered money to have his friend
le5 loose. The officer Couldn't see it,
and Mr.. Davis, for his kind considers-
tions, paid ten dollars.
Anderson and Bill Brown were very
dlsOrderly, and being angry, vented their
spite on some mules they had in charge.
For this crime they were fined ten dollars
each, and left the Court room with the
knowledge that 1t wont do TO strike"
eUen a mute now u days without cost.
Robert Paine and Ned Hubbard board
with Mrs. Johnson. II seems Just after
supper, while they were discussing the
merits of the two "walkists" at the Me-
tropolitan Hall, Mr.. Jack Chair, another
colOred voter, called to see Mrs. Johnson
privately. He was invited up stairs
where the whole party were, and COM
menced to abuse Mrs. Johnson, who had
spoken disraspectfuI of his wife. Mrs.
Johnson called on her bOarders for protec-
ton, and Mr.. Paine took the responsible
ty to kick the said Jack Chairs down
stairs, and not being contented with this,
seized a plank and threw it after him.
For assuming this authority be paid five
dollars, and Jack paid the same amount
for insulting a lady CD in her house.
A. Cole, for doing business without a
license, was fined twenty-five dollars.
He. however, appealed his case, but in de-
fault of his giving bonds, IS now in ''dur-
snce vile"
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WARDS NEW GAS BURNER furnishes
tho best, cheapest and safest light.
J. STOLTS,
Sc Jefferson street.
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the APTEAL is the only Daily p
published ip the city. Only twenty-five
cents a week.
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JoE LacFE, 1861 Main street, has all
the latest, liCstrsts5, scientific, literary.
sporting, sensational, police, German alL
IRISH Eaeklies. and all the latest daiiLes
aud mOnthleS.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
NOTICE.

OFFICE MEMPHIS & ARK RIVE PACKET C0-,l
siemphis, Eebrulry 70. is5Q-
A Ia meeting Of the Directors OF the Mem
- phiS and AfEEnSas fiver Packet Com
Pauy. held this day. a. rle Company 5 OEicer
g. cash seHnt-annual dividend OF zen per cent
was dee AIRED Gn all stock issued previous %
January l.. 1910. p-able 20 the "omp4uys
ofdce, in Memphis, on ard after the ht1 inst.
:. 10. UARJEN.
febI2 Secretary and Treasurer.
FREIGHT s TICKET AGENCY
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JeR LOcRE has a full supply Of late
daily and weekly papers.
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a GOOD 2-piait Shirt for 81, at Wiggans
q VhOrn's, :S3 Clay Building.
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Buy WOOD of Scheuber Bros. Leave or
deiB with l.. Roescher, S26 Main street,
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AUCTION sale Of horses, mules, buggies,
carts, harness, whips, and everything APP
pertainiD@ to a frst-class stable, this
mcrnieg II ton o'clock, at Overton Stable,
Min SlFaff A. E. FARMLAND AgctiOpear.
iiar=a IAen and spectators be on hand
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JoE LOCKE. 236E Main street, has the
Cincinnati Commercial and Enquirer, st.
Louis Times, Republican and Democrat,
Chicago Times and Tribune, New York
Herald, WCrld, Times and Tribune, Lou
isville Courier-Journai, and a host of
other late dailies and illustrated weeklies.
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MARDT GRAs EXCURSION TRIP To New
ORLEANS The magnificent low-pressure
eteamer Great Republic, Captain w. b.
Donaldson. will leave Memphis on Tues
22d instant, al five O'Clock p m. posi-
lively. Parties wishing TO visit New Or
can rely upon the Great Republic
being there in time for the festivities on
Mardi Gras day. Excursion tickets can
be procured az reduced rates, and state
rooms secured, upon application to
S. II. SHOCK 81 CO.,
Passenger Agents.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co,
General Agents, Nc. y Madison st.
y. B.-For choice rooms, make early
application.
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Full Marble Chamber Sets, in oil
walnut, vanished walnut, OAK and rose,
for $50 per set, at E. FEGAN'S,
go Second street.