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hearing was also Immediately granted,
and there beingnO witnesses for the State
present, the prisoner was released on $500
bail On his W recOgpiZancel This isnOt
the only case of the sort. There have
been several Of equal grOssness, and we
de- ard the attention Of the higher au-
tn tiles to this crying evil.
Mr.. Alfred Robertson, one Of our
oldest citizens, and who for years has
been an invalid, was robbed night before
last, by his negro servant, Of ffty dol
iars-eYery cent of ready money that he
possessed. The negro, a boy who has
been in the habit OF driving a little wagon.
in which Mr.. Robertson, who is paralyzed
in his lower limbs, goes TO and from his
Office, saw Mr. Robertson pull the money
out Of his pocket day before yesterday
while going home. During the night he
made his way int the bedroom Of Mr.. r.
and invent through" his pockets. Com
plant was left at police headquarters yes
terday, and the negro, who is well known,
will not long escape the clutches Of the
law.
The Tampa Peninsula says OF the fruit
business of that coast: Fruit loaded on
a good sailing vessel can be landed in No
bile in three days. In t~wenty-fCur hours
10 can be landed at Memphis, Tenn, a few
miles below the mouth of the Ohio, and
in twenty-fOur hours more in st. Louis or
Chicago. From these points it can be
rapidly distributed through the vast
West. Our market is almost unbOunded.
The superior quality OF the oranges grown
in this State, with the freshness with
which they can be put into the market
gives them a character which causes them
to be sought after in preference TO any
others. As OOn as the trees now grow
ing and to be planted in the next few
years are brought into bearing, this coast
will annually put into market a crop
which viii fall not far short Of $4,000 goo.
The present price on the trees is about
one and one-half cents; il will not fall
much short Of that formanyy years. At one
each, an orange grove of ten acres is
an independent fortune.n
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MAsONIC Directory FOB 1853.

-0AEHE@
SOUTH MEMPHIS. No. LS-meets I'd Friday OF
each mOnth-Eau COT. Madison and Second
". : Matthews, W. N; Ben. X Pullen,
Sec.
ANGERoSA. No. I6-meets LIST Monday in ev-
cry month, az Odd-FeIiows' Hail corner
Court ana NSin- John Gent, ". IL; o
ReamiSh. Secretary.
L~EILASCOTT, o.Sss-meets Jst Friday OF each
mGnrh-Hsl corner Madison and Second
r W. Mitchell. W.M; ) Sturm. Sec.
DESoUC. No Sd Friday OF each
mouth-Gdd-Felows' Hall. j. D. Beard
". NJ r. ". shelton, Sec.
KTLWISNLNG. No. "a fth Friday OF
each month-1t South Memphis Hail. cor
ner OF Madison s1d Second. ". A. Ed
m8l3s, ". ii; Louis CEapskL, Sec.
OTA ARCH.
PEEE No. met "a Monday Of
each m0nth-Odd-F-llows' Hall. u. C.. Ira
der NJ p Z. q. Locke, Sec.
s. u.
EUEEEA CoUS1 No 6-meets Sd Monday Of
each month-Ddd-FellOws Hall John Gent,
IN. IL; y. J. WiEZiu, Rec,
CyRESE C1rINASDEBY. No. meets ItE Mon
daB OF each month. Geo. Aellerxh, Com
7. J. L~arc-uS, hec.
CALvaRY CHAPTFE OF ROSE CRoIx. 18th, No.
/ Charles ". ADAMS, 3D. n. W.; HIT
ErH-HFrarn gA1 &c.
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Inc resolution was adopted, and the
Board thereup0n adjourned until Tues
day evening, January 18th, at 4 pm.
CIT COUNCIL.
Councilman Hallum, from the joint
committee to which was referred the
question of fixing the salaries of the CITY
officers, reported as follows:
To the Hon. President and Board al
Common CoTeciJBlen Of the City Of Mem
phts:
Your committee appointed to act in
conjunction with a similar committee
from the Board OF Aldermen to fix the
salaries of the various city officials and
employees, respectfully beg leave to re-
port through their Chairman that thew
have performed the duties assigned them.
In this connection, your committee
would suggest that in fixing the salary Of
the Mayor, they were governed by con-
siderations of public policy, nc less thar a
sense of propriety Ind justice to the chief
executive oficerof your city Vernmen
Under our new charter the executive of
your city IS charged with many new and
onerOus duties and responsibilities, the
performance OF which viii require all Of
his time and attention.
In addition to these considerations
your committee are of opinion that the
honor and dignity Of the position should
be supported by u competent salary.
Your committe find, and repOrtaret the
following salaries should be paid our citv
officials and employees, yiz;
Mayor, per $3.50
city Comptroller 1.-THE COmDiroIar ~
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COUNTY SCRIP! COUNTY SCRIPT
In sums TO suit taxpayers, at City Bank,
No. 9 Madison street.

DENTAL IMPROvENENTs.-We see by
the Philadelphia DeHtat cosmos that Dr..
G. II. Hurd, dentist Of Memphis, was
highly complimenled for improvements
in dentistry, and received a vote OF thanks
from the American Dental Convention
that met in New York. A description Of
some Of them can be seen in bis card in
tO-day's paper.
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LAW REPORTS.
MunlclpaI Coprt...Iudna Eoute.

"""io'Nal OulII--aUuI5 FUuIb.
The following judgments were taken
yesterday:
Rocco VS.. Sheridan, revivOrin the name
of p. w. Cicalla, administrator, and iudg-
ment for plaintiff, S129 90.
Kirkland VS.. Widrig, judgment for plain
tiff, S2,157, and plea Of BANKRUPTCY found
for defendant.
Fletcher VS.. Rocco, Judgment for plain
tiff, SIS.
DeSoto Bank VS.. Citizens Bank, jury
failed to agree, and mistrial entered.
To-day the cases published heretofore
will be called for trial.
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ASK the ladies maids and they will tell
you that "PhslOn's Eitalla or Salvation
FOR the hair" is the fayorite article for re-
viving the natural tinge Of blanched or
fading rinRlets. Clear as fluid glass, whole
some to the skin as water, undiscolora-
BILE by the light, without any mineral odor
and yielding no sediment, IL dehes COM
petition and ourts comparison.
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L 0. O E. DIRECTORY.

GAY0so ES~CANPNEST, NOS, I. @. c. E-meets
on Lnc Isl and 81 Tlursday nights Of each
month. ~ O'Clock A FiDavis. CP., d. L.
T-aG,E. j.. p: Thomas Bacon. Scribe.
FrMFHIs LuuGE. Mo- meets every Tuesday
ul-ut. 70 ~ o'clock j. W-.Waynesburg. y.
c. J. p. Campbell V. O.: ThOg. MOdet, SeC'y.
CIEICkASAw LODGE, No @meets every Mon
day night al a., O'Clock. j. Russell \. G.:
Alexander HUM V. c. c. Walter, Record
ing Secretary.
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FOR COUNTY TAX-CoLLECToR.

COLNTv TAX-COLLECTOR--6E0RGE
I RLTP0WELL Is a candidate FOR County
T4v-- 0i-ctor o. Shelby County, at the cleo
ION % March next. subject 10 che action
@, the County Convention, which meets jan
nay -7tu- jail
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Personal.

Mr.. James McCluskey, who is well
known in this city, arrived yesterday
from an extended Southern tour. He has
been travelling in the interest OF the firm
Of limbs, Meyer Il Fusy, hour dealers, OF
st. Louis.
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FOR CLERK Isr CIRCUIT COURT.

DLEHK FIRST CIRCUIT COURE-We are
g authorized 70 announce Nj. ". D. L
STEWART IS q candidate for Clerk OF the
FIRST Circuit Court. subject tothe
OF the County Convention, 70 be hello Janua-
" 9Th. Jas
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CITY LICENSE AND K

City Scrip, in sums to suit, for licenses
and taxes, al City Bank, No. = Madison
etreat.
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ATToRNEY-GEN. CRININAL COURT

TrORNEY-GENERAL or THE GRIM
q IEAE gDUET-We are authorized 10 an
uouuce ~. n. WEIGH As a candidate for At
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VELVET, body and tapestry Brussels,
three-ply, ingram and hemp carpets can
be bought cheap for cash at Z. Eegan's,
go Second street.
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Go TO Henry Farmers concert next
Monday and hear his new and beautiful
solo, prepared especially for the occasion.
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.

We will be closed Saturday, January IS,
to mark down our ratail stock to such
rates as TO insure immediate sale, and re-
open Monday morning.
J. H. LOENSTINE & BRO,
No. 2l3 Main street, Clay Building.
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IF you want early Goodrich and London
Lady Potatoes, go to
II. B. JOINER & CO.,
No. "a Monroe street.
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CARPETS, oil cloths, mattings, shades,
mats, &c, at L. FEGAN'S,
260 Second street.
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HERzoG & BRO. are showing Dress
Goods for twenty-five cents, which are
worth Gtty-a great sacrifice.
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STILL IN Il rehabilitation is
called to the card of Col. a. P. Curry, the
present incumbent who, we see by his an
nouncement, is still in the field for
Sheriff.
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VELVET, body and tapestry Brussels,
three-ply, ingram and hemp carpets can
be bought cheap for cash at E. Fegan's,
$50 Second street.
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Go TO Henry Farmers concert next
Monday and hear his new and beautiful
solo, prepared especially for the OCCASION.
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FOR CLERK % CIRCUIT COURT.

TLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT.-D. C..
- TRADER IS a candidate for Clerk OF the
Second Circuit Court OF Shelby county daw
GLFRK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-We
- are authorised 90 announce Col. JOE
RAREILRE as a candidate for -he ONCE Of
Clerk or The Second Circuit Court Of Shelby
county del4
CLERK Second CIRCUIT COURT-M.
X Edn0r. some kind friends have seen ut 10
call upon me % become 8 candidate for the
above ONCE, and In reply ] can only say, that
will accept q nomination, II rendered. and,
u elected. VIII endeavor % perform the du-
ties OF The ONCE faithfully.
dels NJ. 3. IRRELEVANT.
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THE APPEAL is delivered for 25 cents 8
week.
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LADIES, go TO the Great Red Store
dress goods at half value.
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TRUSTEE.

A WOODWARD f. q candidate for County
~ Trustee OF shelby county, Al the cleo
Of the County convention, ID meet jan
cay 2'th JAZZ
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"MaTk Twain's Innocents" are at Cow
PEETHwAIT, CHAPMAN Il Co.'s.
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Whyf Have you mot read Puck7 at
.owPERTHwATT, CHAPMAN IL Co.'S.
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City and County Scrip and Tennessee
money, at City Bank, No. 2 Madison
street, in sums to suit.
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No HOUSE in the city sells dry goods as
cheap as the Great Red Store.
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RoTIGE 10 ADVERTISERS.

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEALunless especially ordered
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The Convention.

From the official returns we learn that
the vote for and against Convention stood
"a fol1oNVs.
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FOR HATCHIE RIVER.

THE sTEAMER
MOAANZ7 BELLE.
Z. d. master
WIN commence to run the IT,
aatchle River IN the first rise in -
theriyer rom Memphis TO the railroad bridge
near Brownsville, weekly. and will do the
business for the trade satisfactoriIv.
dell ". n. LANTFR Agent
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FOR CLERK Sd CIRCUIT COURT

TLERE THIRD CIRCUIT COURT BART
u LETTING are authorized 20
j. y. KING a. a candidate Tor Clerk OF Third
BARTLETT Circuit Court, subject % the nomi-
nation OF the County Convention, 10 be held
January 9Th Jal4
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The Southland Writer'S" at CowPER-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN 81 Co.'S.
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DRESS goods at sacrificing figures;
come and look At them.
HERZOG d. BRO.
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Get "Twisted Threads at CowpER-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN Il Cos
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CLoAKs, 25 per cent. below cost, at the
Great Red Store, 230 Main street.
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LETTER LIST.

The following IS the list OF letters remain
dng in the Memphis P~OStofice and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed TO street and numbers,
VII be delivered promptly by carriers.
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Chancery COart---ChaHeelIor Morgan.
The hearing docket cases were called
yesterday.
To-day being motion day, tho roll OF
attorneys viii be called, commencing at
letter A.
TIE bills filed yesterday were:
w. H. HOeg VS.. Il. j. Hicks, ct al.
Tho Savings Bank of Memphis VS.. J. A.
Taylor.
Mary z. Williamson vs.. N. Fontaine,
executor, ct al.
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CITY NEW S.

Puckl Puckl! Puck!!l at CowPER-
THwATT, CHAPMAN & Co.'S.
THE GREAT RED STORE intends to close
out the complete stock at any price.
published in the city. Only twenty-five
c6uts q week.
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

COUNTY COURT CLERK.-In answer TO
X the complimentary cali made II your
yesterdays issue, by many OF nay friends,
Eoue OF whom nave known me- long, ! an
nounce myself a candidate Tor County Court
clerk - Shelby county, subject 10 the deci-
sion Of the County Convention
jsl2 JNO. {. COOPER.
COUNTY COURT CLEBK-We are author
- lied 20 announce JAMES REILLY, the
present Deputy County Court Clerk, az a can
dldste for County Court Clerk al the ensuing
Eiarch election. jail
COUNTY COURT CLERK. HARVEY
- MATHES j. a candidate for County Cocrt
clerk, subject 70 the proper Democratic con-
yenti0n. ja4
COUNTY COURT CLERK.-We are author
- lied 10 announce HUGH ID. GREER as a
candidate for the Office Of County Court Clerk
a. the March election. subject 10 the nomina-
ton O. gre county convention. de3l
COUNTY COURT CLEKK.-At the solicits-
X u0n Of numerous friends, and in re-
Eponse 20 the calls in the AFPEALand Ledger,
Il would respectfully state that I am a canoi-
date for Clerk Of the County Court, subject 70
the action Of the Democratic convention.
del5 WILL q. WOODSOE.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF..

EHERTFF-I hereby announce myself a.
= an independent candidate for re election
- ~ ofF.l OF sheriff At the ensuing March
eIa--tou. A. P. CURRY,
fan Sheriff Of Shelby county.
CHEREFF-E. A. COLE is a candidate for
y sheriff o. shelby county at the election IN
March next subject 20 the decision OF the
County Convention to meet on 9th OF jan
now jas
@ Observation-Disclosures J. wRIGHTis a can
- did ara -O~ sheriff OF Shelby county Al the
election IA March next. subject &c the de-
cI-'ou % the County Convention - meet on
OF January. Jas
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EVERYTHING cheap-calicoes. domes-
tics, linens, etc. HERZOG & BRO.
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BLANKETS and shawls at closing out
HERZOG & BRO.
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Assistant City Engineer, per 1909
Sergeant-at- Arms, per annum.-.. ..... l,200
Hospital Physician, per MUM. 1000
Hospital Clerk and Steward per month. 70
City Tax Collector, l 8 on collections.
WharfmaSter, : on collections.
Chief Of Fire Department, per annum- $500
Marketmaster, North Memphis, per an. 1000
Marketmaster, South Memphis, per an. 1000
4keeper Of Court Square, per annum..... 1000
Keeper of Market and Auction SQUARES
doth squares Kept by one NAM b an. 1000
Chief of Police, per 200
Captains of Police, per annum. .....-s.....- 1850
Sergeants Of Police, per aunum-.....-.... 1900
Privates of Police. per month......- s.
Engineers Fire Department. per month lG5
Captains Fire Department, per month. 100
Captain Hook & Ladder Co, per month 100
Thirty-One hremen, per month..........- IS
City Recorder, per annum ..................- 2,OO0
Stationhouse keeper, per mOnth..--..... 100
City Inspector, per ESQ
Two Janitors, each, per mOnth..---.---.- 81
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oUR kid gloves for the opera.
HERZOG & BRO.
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Read yesterday, To-day and Foreyeri''
at COwPERTHwAIT, CHAPMAN & Cos.
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NOTICE. TO TIE PUBLIC.

We viii be closed Saturday, January Is.
70 mark down our retail stock TO such
rates as to insure immediate sale, and re-
open Monday morning.
J. II. L0ENSTINE & BRO,
No. 81 Main street, Clay Building.
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HERzoG & BRO. are showing dress goods
for tYentY-iYe cents which are worth
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Law cnurt...Iudna Carmank


Stands adjourned over to Saturday
morning next. Nospecial business set for
hearing on that day.
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FOR CITY RECORDER.

CITY RCCORDER.-At the solicitation of
- many Of my Old friends, lhave consented
70 become q candidate before the General
Council for the ONCE OF City Recorder, at the
election in January next
deIg W. L. STEWART.
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WE have commenced 10 close u our
winter goods, and hav5 concluded to sell
them below value. HERZOG & BRO,
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Napoleon the Thirds at CowPER-
CHAPMAN & Cos.
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Memphis and St. Louis Transportation Co.

THE BOARD OF Directors have ordered the
l. fourth instalment OF twenty-five per
cent on the capital stock OF this Company,
TO oe paid on or before I~enuary Is, 1870. Ger
ubcates OF stock viii be issued on that date.
A. L. CUMMINS,
Jas Secretary and Treasurer.
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T1o61Oe.

Gene-a1 Ticket Office OF the n and r
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. Is. 1859.
- II. SHOCK is our only authorized AGENT
South, and none others need present tickets
at This ONCE A. A BARNES.
noN Gent Ticket Agent
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laugh at the "I~nnOcents " at CowPER-
THwAIT, chaplain x Co.'S.
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FOR CLERK OF CRIMINAL COURT.

CLERK GFTHE CRIMINAL COURT.-I am
"a candidate for Clerk Of the Criminal
Court OF shelby county, subject % the Con-
Nentioa. jain Nj VERY.
CLERK OF THE CRIMINAL COURT
= Lerery mount myself ms a candidate
Tor tieTk Of tueC Criminal Court, subiec 10 The
deelsion OF The Democratic Convention,
jas JOHN ". GRAHAM.
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Cooley, Peterson and Demorest for
January, at Joe Locke's, 1854 Main street.
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LADIES' LIST.

LADIES' LIST.
Alexander miss B Andrews mrs NJ
Alexander mrs A Anderson mrs r
Boyd mrs Il B Black miss Nj
Ee1dle mrs = Cook mrs &
Carver mrs e Cage mrs NJ
coleman mrs L Davis miss B
DUNCAN mrs u Evans miss II
Bletcher mrs L FeltS mrs l.
Fadfv mrs Gittar mrs.
GElan-n mrs mrs NJ Huhner mrs J Il
Ham in mrs JeOdrey mrs.
hImDlll mrs Nj King mrs :
kits miss King mrs L
LEGO mrs A Miller mrs r
Martin mrs Al Murray miss K
Martin mrs NB Mann mrs NJ
Na'tiuEly mrs EN Mc6ins5y mrs I NJ
Mac m - N McCOmb mrs NJ
Napier mrs &c OiReilly miss a
0'Neu miss K Pearson mrs
Powell mrs r Raymond miss y
r der miss N Rankin mrs NJ
gla p. cold Russell mrs +
south mrs b swan miss A
stanley m IS B Shearou miss
Stacy N - NJ Tucker mrs &c
ay.oF miss NJ Williamson mrs NJ
Worml-yR Wfthouse mss
AlEo MISS
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Eand: Land Iand.
WANTED to rent for the year 1870, one
W hundred or more acres of fmprovpd
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FOR SALE-HlSCELLAHEOUS.

Nouiccs under Lbis head uiU be inserted at Ten
cents per line, each insertion.
nRESS PATTERNS-Latest styles at . cts.
~ each. No. 3'3 Main street. jail
CAV AND GRIST NILL.-A steam saw and
- grist mill, or exchange The same for i'm
proved city property or farm lands: timber
and miil-site will be leased TO purchaser, II
desired. Apply TO r Odom a son. at Mes
bits Station, Miss. and Tenn Railroad, or
FARTEE, BURLESON a Co, Memphis. de5l
ETELOCIPEDES.-Wul sell, cheap, a lot Of
NelOcipedes, in complete order-Dest
makes-Iatest styles. Apply 10 ". q. Wood
on. o. r. English hep
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% A POINT.

d Z n.
Memphis to Friar's Pt., Helena and Bends.
GEN. ANDERSON, : Jas. Lee, master
Leaves Memphis MONDAYS, WEDNEsDAxs-
and FRIDAYS.
GEO. W. CHEEK, Geo. Malone. MASTER
Leaves Memphis TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
AZ 4 O'Clock pm.
leaves Friars Point every day at 3 O'Clock
5m dae4
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FOR STATE TAx-CoLLEcToR.

CTATE AND COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR.
- We AZ antlor1ee % W. p.
County Tax collector, subject - the decision
al Democratic Convention. 80
rTATE AND COUNTY TAx-COIIFCUop
- We are authorized 20 ~annSunce OS1,AR
WOOGDRInGs as & candidate for gtsfe sns
Tax-Colector, al the ensuing Nsreb
eleeil1n. JAZZ
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FOB SALE! FOR sALEI

LADIES, wanting to buy bargains, 50 to
the Great Red Store.
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Regular Memphis and white River United
States Nail Saturday Packet.
For Helena, Indian Bay, Clarendon, DevaI's
Blur, Little Rock. Des Arc. West Point,
Searcy, Augusta and JacksOnport.
GO nj
il 3.
This elegant passenger steamer 81
VIII leave as above -
SATURDAY, IA inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & ROBBINS, Agents,
ial4 Jefferson street
Elliott Line-White and Little Red River
Packrt--For Helena, Friar'5 Point, Little
Rock, Searcyt J~acksonport ana BatesVlile-
DES Glass, master
This elegant and feet passenger IL
steamer viii leave as above -
FRIDAY, Hth inst. at 2 II.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
laz fEoalSnaee stree, or: Lanalnz.
FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
For Cairo Louisville and Cincinnati.
SILVER MOON ---....--A1rrtel master
TINS elegant and swift steamer T
viii leave as above -
SATURDAY. 18th inst, at : pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
JAZZ = 4s9lsons street
FOR FORKED DEER RIVER.
For Haile's Point, Key Corner, DyeTsburg,
and all intermediate Landings.
The splendid side-wheel passenger packet
S SALLlE -.
G. 3, Miller, master W. r. Parker, clerk.
viii leave as aboVc,
EVERY THURSDAY, AT 5 Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board. de
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