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rnitsd states Of America.

United States of America s.
Western District oil Tennessee.
In Tn g matter ofHesse. Levy g {.
TVUIS IS to give notice that on the 18th day of
F~ebruqrv. AID, 1876, a Warrant In Bank
T1ntev was issued against the estate of SOlO-
mon aesse. David Levy and Sam Hesse, firm
of HESSE, LEVY 3 CO..
OF Memphis. in the county of Shelby and
stale Of treuTk essee, who have been adjudged
lfanErupYs. ON creditors petitions; that the
pavment Of ANY debts, and delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrupts- 70
them, or for tIlsir use, andthe transfer OF any
property Hv ia EN- are forbidden by law that
a. meeting oj / he creditors of the said bank
rupts. to prove their debts, and to choose one
held AZ a CozTt ~ Bankruptcy, TO be holden
at No. 40 Main street, Memphis tennessee
before Hon. T.. J. Latham, Register, on the 5th
day Of March. Alb 1870, at l9o-clock am
Memphis Tenn.. A3h day cfEebr1ary, A.D.,
$50 j.. u. T9MENY,
limited states Marshal.
febfs Waste IA District of Tennessee.
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c. A. BEEHS. Job Printer, 80 Main
street, Bethel Block, knows how to get
up fine Job Printing. Go and see his
specimens. His motto is: Good work
low nrioes-"
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THREE PLY Ingram Straw MattinQs.
Oil Cloths, Shades, etc. r. FEGAN,
$50 Second street.
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WI have received, fresh from the man
u~facturers in Belfast, y cases of Irish
Linen; prices in conformity with u en-
tire stock of hOUsekeepjHg goods. We
know this will be satisfactory.
y. SEESSEL & SON.
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MEMPHIS REFERENCES.

Buy WOOD OF Scheuber Bros. Leave or
ders wiki L. Eoeschsr, I'd Main street.
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LOOK at the cheap Remnants this week
at b. LOwenstein q Bros.
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THE APPEAL is the only Daily paper
published in the city. Only twenty-five
cents a week.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

@-The partnership OF ". C. GTiswold &
Co. is This day dissolved by mutual consent,
DR.. s. A. schreyer having sold his interest to
w. G.. Griswold.
Dr.. GriswoId has my warmest friendship
and esteem. and / wish him the greatest sue
CO.'S DIR. F. A. sCHREYER.
February 2. $50 feoll
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Grand Vocal and instrumental Concert
GIVEN sY
eERuEM raSiNn HEaaHcVEEElH

A SISTED by many Weil-kc0wn aFtis1s.
y under edirecuOn oil Prof SCHULTZ. on
THIS CLUB HILL Tickets To be had 10 the
following places: Ar. Leopold GQepeis 4Iu-
sic store, on Main sfrcel5 SIR EA. Beuson's
Madison street, and the uuaeralGled. Com
mirtee: p. ". B"uttLuzlaus. JOS - Gr0uauer.
L. ~JaekOwitE, PFuIstenneiiu and Pin uJeu.
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JOE LOCKE has a fun supply of late
daily and weekly papers.
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Tho river is on a stand. Below high
water mark OF 1867, - feet > inches.
CHAS. GOODWIN,
Superintendent Gas Works.
The river has come to a stand, but it
will no doubt be again falling tomorrow.
as The cold snap we are now having will
check the rise coming out of the Missis-
sippi at Cairo, As well rs the slight swell
coming ont OF the Ohio. We have no la
ter news from the Arkansas or White riv-
ers. Both streams are falling. Yester-
day was one of the coolest days of the sea-
son, though clear.
CAIRO. February 20.-Arrived: A. J.
Baker, Baton Rouge to Louisville, 7 am;
Kate Robinson, Mound City TO Cairo,
8 am; Alice Dean, Cincinnati to Mem
pitts. / PM; Fayette, Evansville packet;
Moiiie Ebert. Cincinnati to st. Louis, =
pm; II. c. Mutt, Cincinnati to st. Louis,
2 p.m.i Colorado, st. Louis to Memphis,
8 pm. Ii. NJ. Shreve, st. Louis to Shreye-
port, 3 pm; Belle Vernon, Cincinnati 10
New Orleans, 3 pun; LOreDa, Cincinnati
to New Orleans, 5 pm; Nightingale, Gin
cinnati to Arkansas river, 1 PIN. River
rose two feet. Clear; mercury l8o.
ST. Louis, February 20.-Arrived: W. r.
Arthur. Departed: Atlantic and barges,
for New Orleans. River falling and full
Of heavy ice. Weather clear and very
cold. Navigation north is suspended.
LOUISVILLE, February 20.-Dowu: Min
nesla, Wauanita ana Alaska. Up: VIr-
ginia. River rising, with IA feet q inches
in the canal,
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SOLD IS "a.
Sewing Machines.

DRTNCTPAL POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
SeI-Adiusting Tension, adapted 20 sewing
the most delicate or the heaviest material
without change. kerverslDle ieed. splendid
Makes SnuT different stitches on the one and
same machine. There are only twelve pleceS
OF machinery IN rs WORKS, aud Is as POSITIVE
in lis motion "a those OF a locomotive. and
on same principle. Every machine Is soiQ
couplete. and furnished with a GOodrien
Tuck Marker, patent selfeOT1er. patent SELF
binder and edge-stitcher, patent rutler, gains
erer. ETC., without extra charge. Caleni see
IL work. HARMON & MORlUHi
General Agents, 3z5E Main rt-s
feb9 BetHeea Monroe and Union
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Game fish. and, indeed, every kind of
the Gnny denizsns OF the Vastly deep
were scarce. The only game fish we saw
were from the Northern and Eastern
lakes, with the exception of few punches
of iack-salmOn caught in the river. The
lakes over the creek are still too fun
to b good fishing grounds. The follow
ing were the actual and nominal rates:
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FULL Marble Chamber Sets, in oil
walnut, vanished walnut, oak and rose,
for 500 per set, at II. FEGAN'S,
go Second Street.
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LETTER LIST.

Cooley and Peterson for March, at Joe
Locke's, 236% Main street.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
FOR RED RIVER.

Regular Red River Packet-For Alexandria,
Shreveport ana Jefferson.
III. III. SHREvn.
II. 5. Carter, master Henry WaTsham, clerk
Leaves Memphis for the above on
MONDAY, DIST inst, at . pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD Co, Agents,
febl9 II MadlsOnstreet.
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SEE M line OF cheap Table Damasks:
100 pieces just opened az lose figures.
A. SEESSEL * son.
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RENNANrsi REMSASTsii REMNANTsiu
-llOO Remnants this week al B. Lowen-
stein * Bros.
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FOR CLERK % CIRCUIT COURT.

HLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-76 IT,
L FeypIs Of 6heiJg OJurtg: i am q canoidA-
rOr CIesk OF the Second tIrcuil t0GEt q
Sneibv county, al the ensuing March eecL49l-
49, EDLkE : SAUNDERS.
HIEKE SECOND CIRCUIT COUHL-
l. are authorizedt TO Il AAAEo
A. "a Independent candidate LOT the oL
81 CIerk or the second Circuit Court, a. ste
ensuing March election Ie9i
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Al kinds, except venison, are not Over
plentiful. We quote the prices of the
leading game marts in the city:
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We regret to record the death ofagrand-
son of Captain John D. Adams. The de-
ceased was the only son of Mr.. Sam. Adj
ans, of New Orleans, and was a bright,
interesting child Of three or fOur years,
who had entwined himself around the
hearts of his grandparents, and whose
death was a severe blow to them. He
passed into that better land yesterday aE-
~ternoon, and his funeral viii take place
from the Peabody to-day.
The st. Francis will get away tomorrow
for all landings on the st. Francis river.
Captain Tom Bowman is master and Sam
Paine is chief clerk.
Don't forget that the Great Republic
viii pass down tomorrow, and take pas
sengers who want to be in New Orleans
on Mardi Gras. 1t is a regular excursion
trip-the boat lying over at the Crescent
City until after the festivities.
The Belle LeeWill be IN port TO leave on
Wednesday for New Orleans. She will
take all the Southern bound cotton now
at this poing awaiting shipment.
The fine United States mail packet chi
don, Captain Clay Rice, will back out to-
day at five p.m. for Little Rock. Fort
Smith and all way landings on the Ar
kansas. She is a splendid passenger
packet and IS noted for having the finest
pilOthOuse aaoat. Butler aud Waddell
are hercierks, while her wheel is handled
Dy Evans and Mcdaniel.
Mardi Gras exhibition and procession
of h Mystic CreWe of Comus takes place
in New Orleans on the 2Sth inst. The
St. Louis and New Orleans Packet Com
psny, through Il. w. Lightburne, their
active agent here, offers rare inducements
to III citizens to attend New Orleans
during this great holiday. See adver-
tisement elsewhere.
The Alice Dean, Shanks, master, leaves
on Wednesday for Cincinnati.
The Mary Forsyth was due for Vicks-
burg last night. She will, no doubt, pass
down at an early hour this morning.
The Rubicon will pass down for Vicks-
burg tomorrow.
The II. NJ. Shreve, Capt. Carter, with
the Mcssrs. Worsham in the office, leaves
to-day for Shreveport and all landings on
river.
The Gallatin leaves on Tuesday for New
Madrid and way landings.
The towboat Hornet No. 2 passed up
yesterday.
The General Anderson, Captain Jim
Lee, with Stack Lee, Cummings and
Chism in the Office, leaves as usual to-day |
Tor trier's Point and all way landings.
The Liberty, Captain Pat. Wheat, with
Or. Green and Charley Smitller In the
office, leaves Tomorrow for J~feksonport
aud all landings on White river. She il
the United States mail packet.
The Des Arc will get away to-morrov
for JacksonpOrt and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
On White river. John Elliott is master.
b. r. Fields and w. L. Ely are clerks.
c. /. Hall has already sold several tick
sts via the Great Republic for New Or
z assengers go through and return
for S35, and should they wish to remain
On board while at Now Orleans, q charge
If s. only is made.
The Olive Branch was at the levee last
hight. She added 500 bales cotton at this
,ort for New Orleans.
The Continental is aground at st. Fran
Is river bar. The Countess aud Geo. W.
heck are at work tightening her of. :
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A GREAT variety Of Remnants this week
At B. LOwensJein 4 Bros.
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THE CELEBRATED Empire Sewing Ma
chimes are now for inspection at 262 Sec
ond street.
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Chickens and eggs have become much
more plentiful, and, as a consequence,
were much cheaper, as the following
schedule of prices will show:
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TAKERuUP.

Nasg.H ss.z1 hE he15 uIU Be a1sertaI ~ TIE
cents per Ene, each t~7sertj0H-
HOW-One red and white spotted dry COW
y marked with q crop and Pitt in the uZht
snd q FnIlf In the lett. The owner can get
her BY proving property and paying charges.
h WIS., HE-TEE. New HadisCn street, ca &
the Catholic Orphans Asylum ieblo
TOW.-One black and white Cow which the
X owner can have BY proving roper = aAd
rT1vrru charg-z. MARTIN DWNER.
GbIs Of Fort Pickering.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY!
Second Week Of Herzsg g. Bros Aston.
lsbiHg Bargain Sale.

With his the second week of our great
sale Of dry goods, at the lowest prices
reached since the war. We offer, prepar-
atory for the opening Of our spring goods,
the remainder of our stock on hand at
prices substsntiating the above, and invite
the inspection Of buyers before purchasing
elsewhere. HERZOG & BRO,
294 Main st., Clsrk's Marble Block
A lot Of embroideries, to close out, at Is,
IS, 30 and 50 cents per yard.
A lot of linen towelling at 12K cents
per yard, worth Is.
Our twenty cents handkerchief will be
received again during the next week.
A small lot of Marseilles spreads, much
below the regular price.
A lot Of French prints at Is cents per
yard.
: A lot of IO-4 white blankets So so a pair.
Dress goods at half value.
An all linen extra length towel for 33
cents a piece.
A lot Of figured flannel at IS cents, worth
80 cents per yard.
Pant goods at prices to astOnish you.
Gold and silver nets and our celebrated
kid gloves on hand. HERZOG & BRO.
1000 DOZEN Towels just received and
opened for display to-mOrrow.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
ONE THOUSAND Remnants at 3 Lowen-
stein & Bros, this week.
FULL Marble Chamber Sets, in oil
walnut, vanished walnut, oak and rose,
for 900 per set, at Z. FEGAN'S,
260 Second street.
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LOST-REWARD.

E0lioes undeT ms head ul1 De iBe1ed OF Tea
oeaAE IT H1e, each alsert50a
HANDKEECHTEF-At the matinee on last
III Saturday. n French Embroidered Hand
HercbleG The nn0er viii be rewarded by re-
turning IT, % =. /. Bsrinds, az the Adams
street ~ktatiouhCuse, leb-J
COW. on the i4th inst. a large red and
- white spotted Cow, marks large, hons
both bored; "a suitable reward viii be paid
lor any Information leading 70 her recovery
~ "A Winchester avenue tel1U
GUILE From DR.. Ben Shaw's place, near
Nj Horn Lake. dark bay horse MULE,
Trandsd I. :. on fore shoulder; also. brand
Tuukuoegu) on tae neck ] viii give $50 1Or
refurn OF same to me on the premises.
feh20 THOS. MCCAIN.
INCONSISTENCIES or stolen. from Union
street and The river, on The 9Th Febru-
nv asmaIl Bay Horse, with sadd and bTi-
AZ on. a piece cut on the side Of The SADDLE;
ne horse branded on right shoulder with a
large letter @, and under the name ~, on
MP Xxx, sprung 10 lett knee; PAGES. 4 liberal
Tqvard VIII be given for his return 10 ,. Gal
iagher. corner OlTennsssee and Butler streets,
Memphis leDH
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1OVSTsRLE-Iu reply 70 q very c0mpll-
m+ntarg call IN the APPEAL, signed MI
zen I hereby announce myself %, can
date for Constable Of Tie FOurJeeuln tl'A
Uisrrfrr- pIeEginE myself. II elected, 10 per-
flrm nv aury 10 tie best Of my Sp41tL
fsb4 Eespe-tfuIr. B1S. O. GARRETT
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VELVET, Body and Tapestry Brussels,
cheap for cash, at +. FEGAN'S,
go Second street.
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Fresh NORFOLK OKsTFRs-Best brands
n thesa fsvorite oysters received daily by
Z 10. Fuehs. No. Il jefferson street.
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A eoop 2-plait Shirt for s., at Wiggans
& ThorD's, zsS Clay Building.
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ErRRKA-That Truss at 279H Main st.
All suaering from Hernia should uss II.
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REMNANTsl RENINASTSll REMNANTs!i!
1000 Remnants at b. LOWenstein IL
Bros. this week.
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BUSINESS NOTICING contracts or OBJ
lgations assumed OF made by any indi1
viduai owner or employee Of this Office,
viii b paid at cur counter or recognized
"a an offset to any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself ia person.
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has the
Cincinnati Commercial and Enquirer, st.
Louis Times, Republican and Democrat,
Chicago Times aud Tribune, New York
Herald, World, Times and Tribune, Lou
isville Courier-JOurnal, and a host of
other late daiies andiIlustrsted weeklies.
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FOR RENT.

Rsloa aad1r ms head VII BE- fasateI AZ Ten
oals per h1e, ecch Insertion.
u E-IDESCE.-A hancsoIn e brick residence,
IL c0uveufent 70 business apply TO Ar7.
BROWN. Gayoso House, Room No. 90. teDE
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WkgTEB-MlsCELLANE0US

No., uazs- ms head wU b. ta=zEed AZ Taa
relu py hae. oaes uss-2on.
nAETNEF-With from two TO I'VE thou-
sud FnTIars capital in a paying business;
no nuwHug- address j. c. r. Memphis I. o.
where an Interview can be ha1- ls14
sBURERS-PIauters. Eorel-keepers- pli-
waite families. persons Ia want OF Wo.H-
grDu0s-S staVe or shiDgfe makers or in0~e
who may require the services or mecha-
OF any branch, WI DO wei 20 call ~ me J."
bur AErueV and only Intelligence once oL
NM. DARDtS, 81 Jefferson 81
ER-Female help, such a. COOKS WASHES
and f-1ue-S. ham ermaids. hOusemalC-.
nurses AID lgUSeseeperS supplied on reason
ole terms sBd on the shortest notice. lel-
nOARD.-In Catholic family, by a gentle
- man and wife. References given at-
dress, with terms, q =, ms once. Is1
ngOE-EEEPER-A practical book-keeper
- and good business man would ike a sit
nation. Best OF references can be given anu
can control trade; address box q, Seuatob-1,
Miss, or this office ieo-o
n0UE-KEEPER-A situation as book
- keeper BE O. thoroughly competent gem
Elem4u. one vino has had experience in many
branches OF mercantile business. heter t1
Nr. J. 81. keaL-LE- of the appeal OF Wnpin
inquiries may be made personally or 1E let
Ter. teol2
nOAED-WltI one unfinished room, can
> ue had ny two single gentlemen, or a gem
uemsu and 10y, Al 70 w Monroe 81 LsoL2
nQaRuEEE-Two nice rooms can be had,
70 rHF. shed or u~nfurnI>heC az NO. %s Pop
Lar street win board in a private iamliN ~
reasonable rates. Inquire at THIS ONCE or al
she house. leno
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Vegetables.

The supply was pretty good in both
markets. One or two stalls, however,
m~onopolized the really fine meat. The
following prices obtained:
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AMUSEMEHTs.
THEATER.

Last Three Nights Of the charming CONNIE
diene. Miss ANNIE TIFFANY, and JOHN
NY THOMPSON, the talented delineator o.
negro Character.
MONDAY EVENING, February Z-BOucl-
eaults exciting historical drama Of JESSIE
BROWN or, The Siege OF LucknOW Jessie
Brown, Miss Annie Tiffany. To conciuoe
with the ~iaughabie farce OF MI5GH4ENOD5
dance, Johnny Thompson.
In preparation the beautiful drama OF d Az
ran Ma P0cue," also the "sea OF Ice"
which viii be produced with new and bead
tifui scenery, Effects, dresses and every aD-
pointment 10 render IL One Of the events Of
the uaorrm
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FOR SALE on Rent.

-RON WCRKS-The Helena Iron Works"
81 Helene Arkapsas. For PARTICULAR adj
5-ess BARBAROCX g. CO..
Louisville, KY
Or =. Il. DADE,
feqldkw Helena. Arkansas
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LARGEST assortment Of the latest dali
lies, weeklies and monthlies, at Joe
LOcte's, Z36Z Main street.
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FOR SHERIFF

EHFEIFF% hereby announce myself rs
- an independent candidate for reelection
Election. A. P. CURRY,
an Sheriff Of shelby county
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MARDI GRAs EXCURSION TRIP TO New
ORLEANs.-rhe magnificent low-pressure
steamer Great Republic, Captain w. 3.
Donaldson, viii leave Memphis on Tues
day, I'D instant, at i've O'Clock pm. posi-
lively. Parties wishing to visit New Or
leans can rely upon the Great Republic
being there ia time for the festivities on
Mardi Gras day. Excursion tickets can
be procured at reduced rates, and state
rooms secured, upon application TO
G. L. HALL,
Passenger Agent.
LARRY HARMSrAD & CO.,
General Agents, No. = Madison st.
\. B.-For choice rooms, make early
application.
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~ ~ ~ aAHNA
\.
LIST OF COMPANY-Brookhouae Bowler,
Henry DraytOu, H. C.. Peakes- James O.
Peakes. Annie Kemp Bowler. Lrs- Henry
DraytGn, Pierre Bernard, james ARNOLD
Warren White, EIama EoWs0a1 Anna
Mischka, Mrs. Z. p. ernar
TSHE Press ard Public pronounce lhts
4 Company composed Of the best Lyric
Actors ON tne stage. Thsw VIII be supported
by a Grand Chorus OF - Ladies and Gentle
men, and a fuu and efficient Orchestra.
REPERTOIRE.
THURSDAY EvEEIEG, February i1els
Romantic Opera, BOHEGLAc GIRL
FaIDAY EvENgG. February Lth-WaIaces
Grand Opera, MARITANA.
SATURDAY AFTERSOOE, February 4th-A
Grsnd operate Matinee, when wiz boz pro-
produced Aubers opera, FRA IlAFyLD
Ar NIgHT-EiChberg's Comic Opera oil UDt-
TOR OF A~LCANEAHA.
~ Box sheets FOR the safe o~f-zAsoS TICK
Ers DsLT open on Monday morning. Fe1rG-
arg 2ist, and on Tuesday and wednesday lor
single performance az the DozO1ice az the
Tneater.
EFAdmlssiou 70 Parquefss and Dress CIR
Gle, tall Reserved ssatsI 81 81. Otaer parts0
the mousse asusual- fe1l5
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1000 DOZEN TOWELS just received and
opened for display tomorrow.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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LADIEs' LIST.
GFNTIEMFN,s LIST.
RIVER NEWS.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
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Tho river is on a stand. Below high
water mark OF 1867, % feet > inches.
CHAS. GOODWIN,
,-.nn-inLnnlnn IN Nrnrl.n
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

IOrNTy COURT CLERE-we are author
ETsd 10 announce J. =. STRANGE as 81
sUd-Dt-9dcur candidate tor the ONCE or county
GC-T gfefx. al the ensuing March election. -
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FOR CLERK 1sr CIRCUIT COURT.

CLERK FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-Edhaa
\ dpgeal- The friends OF JOHN IL EN
herelfy reguesf Won 20 announce his name a.
4 cauJfaerp f1r the FIRST Circuit Court JlerG
Of SbeIbv county. al the next March electior
C.bI4 MANY FRIENDS.
TLFRE FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-We arr
authorized 10 announce FRANK IAF4
- an independent candidate FOR the ONCE o.
CLERK Of the First Circuit Court, at theensu-
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JUDGE FIRST CIRCUIT COCRT-Eda0r
J appeal: In response 20 the very compl-
mentary call in your ape of yesterua3
signed One OF the Bal" hereby snuouuct
myself a candidate for Judge Of the F1rsi
Circuit Court OF Shelby csunty.
dell Z. ".
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FOR JUDGE lsr CIRCUIT COURT.

JUDGE FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-We arc
y authorized tO~annOunce p. 7. a
8 candidate for the Office OF Judge OF Ile
First Circuit Court OF shelby county, at the
election. May 18th. febl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
lrroRNEY-GEN. CRIMINAL COURT.

4 TTORNEY-GESERAL OF THE GRIM.
~ INAL COURT.-We are authorized to AZ.
uOunce NJ D. WEIGH ~ a candidate for Al
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-09-16

A BEAUTIFUL SENT1MENT.-In Au-
gustin Daily's great play "Undcr tho
Gaslight." Laura Courtland utters
these beautiful sentiments:
"Let the woman you look upon be
wise or vain, beautiful or homcly, rich
or poor, she has but ono thing she
can really give or rofuse-hcr heart.
Her beauty, her wit, her accomplish
ments, she may sell to you-but her
love is tho treasure without money
and without price. She only asks in
return that when you look upon her,
your cyos shall speak a mute devo-
tion; that when you address her, your
voice shall be gentle, loving and kind.
That you shall not despise her because
she cannot understand, oil at once,
your vigorous thoughts and ambitious
plans, for when misfortune and evil
have defeated your greatest purposes
-her love remains to console you
You look upon tho trees for strength,
and grandeur; do not despiso the
fowers because their fragrance is all
they have to give. Remember, love
is oil that q woman can givc-but il
is the only earthly thing which God
permits US to carry beyond the
grave"