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artistic gem, can never be forgotten.
Mr.. Colby is an artist a thoroughly
trained musician; 8 gentleman of nice
perception and discrimination, good
taste and excellent Judgment, and SO,
farewell Patti. We cannot, in closing
this lengthy notice, but express the hope
that Strakosch viii find his way TO Mem
phis again before the season is over, and
that we may shortly be privileged TO hear
Ia Diva, 7Prume, Ritter, and their fellow
artists.
BROOKS OPERA HoUsE.-Patti's con-
cert did not seem 10 effect the numbers Of
the visitors at BrOOm's last night. Ifany-
thing, they were rather increased than
otherwise, for a good many who went 10
the concert dropped into the Opera House
afterward. The performances was most
excellent, and we do not mean IL in the
putting sense. Better burnt cork "EthiO-
pians' never picked a banjo or ratified the
bones, the Song and dance men are good,
and the 6Guels and ballads OF the young
ladies as good az in any variety show ever
in Memphis, which IS saying a good deal.
Fresh programmes every day.
PARLoR MusIC HALL.-JOhnnleT homp-
sons neat little theater Is hourishing like
a green bay boss" and Il crowded night
ly. He has some capital artists in every
branch of the variety line. and his pro-
grammes are always good. The bill for
tonight is a huge one, and sll who wish
to spend a pleasant evening cannot do
better than TO drop into the Music Hall.
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RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
MRWpurs as Wopus Fab-,a-a

"
River fell 81 inches in past 81 hours.
Below high-watsr mark Of 1857 2 feet and
3 inches. CHAS. GOODWIN,
Superintendent Gas Works.
The river has fallen Is inches in all since
the decline began last Sunday. All the
upper and lower tributaries are reported
falling. Arkansas is low, with less than
3 Feet below Little Rock. The Cumbsr-
land Is down to 4 feet on Harpsth Schoals.
and there is no prospect of q rise for the
present.
CAIRO, February e.-Down-Carrie V.
kountz, Cairo to New Orleans. 10 last
night; Robert Burns, Cincinnati to Mem
phis, 9 a.m.; Greyhound, PittsburC to
New Orleans, II am; Colorado, st. Louis
to Vieksourg, 8 pm Up-Mountsinser,
Red river to 81. Louis, 3 am City Of
Alton, Memphis to st. Louis, 5 am; Con-
%tinentsl, New Orleans TO st. Louis, 10
am; Sallie, New Orleans to Cincinnati;
II m. Mohawk, New Orleans to ST. Louisi
l pm. The river fell 3 feet. Weather
clear and mild.
NASHVILLE, February 9.-The riveris
rising; five feet on HRrpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, February 9.-The river is
falling steadily.
ST. LOUIS, February a.-The river Is
falling, with sever feet to Cairo.
NEW ORLEANS, February o-Arrived;
Emperor, from Cincinnati. Departed:
Great Republic, Tor st. Louis.
~NIeKs5UR9, February 9.-Down
Natchez, 10 pm; Henry Amss, SPIN,
PargOad, 4 pm. The river Is rising
ST. LouIs. February 9.-Arrivsd: Belle
Memphis. Departeds Julia and Com
monwealth. The river is falling SLOWLY.
weather Is clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, February, 9.-Up: J. E.
and Sam. Merwin.
Business on the levee was only nader
1tely satiye yesterday. There was moth
ng done worth especial note. The Gem
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LAW

Shelby Circuit eoart---Iadge SWayHs.
The following business was transacted
yesterday:
johnson vs.. Cook; Judgment for plain
tiff, 500.
NJ. o. Hotel Company vs.. Nichols, adj
ministrator; Judgment for plaintiff, $500.
Leon vs.. Frank & Bros. judgment for
defendant, etc.
". G.. Gas Company VS.. Reid; 0 suit
taken.
Hall vs.. Douglass; Judgment for plain
tiff, S744 4s.
To-day viii be motion day. After mo-
tons the following cases WILDE called for
trial:
No. 1T to No. 100 on the calendar of yes
terday. Case No. 15S, Normant IS. Wash
er viii be first called.
The following cases viii be called after
the above calendar:
lgI Jourdan vs.. Ssarne.
192 King vs.. Brown.
1913 OiCOnuer vs.. Hill.
194 Perkins ct al VS.. Palmer ct al.
l95 Piper ct al vs.. Foley OF Ell.
193 McGehee VS.. BEDFORD.
1877 TwOhig vs.. Skipwith.
193 Watson, use, etc. VS.. Williams.
1879 Tennessee National Bank VS.. Tagg.
200 Union Bank of Tennessee VS.. Viii
liams. ex'r.
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ESTRkY.

Notice under as head te1l b inserted az Ten
cents per line, each f~useT1toa.
EILNT-FrOm my stable, i5 Madison street,
II D Bay Fiiy. three years old Aaa a new
manila rope halter around her neck
A falr rev ard viii be paid or her return.
fsbB Go. 7. VANCE
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THE PUBLIC REVENUE,
The Way Shelby County is Made t, Pay a
Triple Share m the Taxes.

Editors Appeal. IL Is Z solemn fact hat
this county pays nearly as much tax As
all the balance Of West Tennessee, and
about one-fith OF tho whole revenue Of
the State. While the most valuable lands
in Maury and other COUNTIES are assessed
st less than one-rourlh their cash value,
we are fools enough to send out men
whose sole object it ID to assess property
at fabulous prices, MIN who pay little or
no tax themselves, snd who have the
~effrontery to tell us that if We can't stand
the heavy burdens ''tO sell out to some
one who can" These assessors will tell
you hat they are St99r1s TO a cash value,
although the records Of the Chancery
Court show actual SALES OF the same land
at the saule time, for less than half the
amount on ak and twelve months credit,
1t has been said hat tax collectors have
urged these officials to place u high value
upon property Tor the purpose Of larger
amount OF per cenrage, and to accomplish
this m~ercensry object we are made to pay
a triple share of the State taxes, for the
State assessment floats over u properly
at our own valuation. If taxation were
based upon a cash value all over the State
there would be DO cause Of complaint.
But such Is not the fact, and TO deal justly
with all, a reconnaissance should De made
- to the FeEGtire vslae of lands for as
sessInent throughout The State, TO the end
that each county may pay It's just portion
o fthe public revenue. This may be man
aged through the Comptroller, with
proper instructions and correspondence
with the Assessors. But, coming nearer
home, our city and suburbs have been
dOubiy cursed with this long endured OPP
preston. Il has hec0me so onerous that
It were better we should give up our
property to the State, and those of US who
are able, rent from our new land
lord. It would bs much better to
select sensible Taxpayers, and swear them
to do justice In the assessment of prop
erty, and their instructions from the Gen.
eral Council should be, make your valu-
alton as nearly equal as possible with
other similar properly throughout the
State. Following this rule, San Francis
co assesses her city at ons-half, and her sub
urb lands at ons-third the cash value. In
some sections Of th,s country land the
writer was in one of them last sUmmerl
the cities assess ht One-fourth, because
that was the rate OF the county and
State. The city charter should not limit
the rate per cent. on the assessed value,
but let il be increased or decreased 10
meet the public necessities. In this way
we can raise a sufficient revenue for city
purposes without paying a triple share
TO the State. This subject is too impOr-
tant to u people to b5 longer neglected,
and il is hoped there Is enough wisdom in
the General Council to arrest it.
JUSTICE,
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PERSONAL,

Captain J. Alex. Frazer, of the steamer
Louisville, was IA the city yesterday,
having stopped of from his bost in order
to lake the cars for Louisville. The cap
tain has a great many warm friendsi In this
city who were glad to meet and shake
hands with him.
We had the pleasure of meeting, yester-
day evening, Mr.. L. L. Burritt, of Nash
vile, general Southern passenger agent Of
the North Missouri Railroad. Mr.. Bur
rite is stopping at the Overton, and will
remain several days in the city.
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ehancery eourt---ChanosIlOr MORAN.

But little business was transacted yes
terday. To day the undisposed of casea
on the hearing docket will be called.
These cases have been published hereto
fore.
The following bills were filed yester-
day:
John Canavan VS.. 7. II. Cooke ct al.
John Johnson VS.. S. NJ. JObe ct al.
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ADMINISTRATIONS.

F5foss aade- clI had a7g h tuseTLed Ct a,
o~stg PEI line. each insertion.
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No advertisement Is inserted In the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for IS an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week.
me same as ali other Memphis papers,
sixth additional
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LETTER LIST.

n following Is the list OF letters remain
ing In the Memphis Postofi0e and not dsHv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers,
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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1919 1LRECI0RY f0R 70.

L0DGEa.
~rz mFNPHIs. No. llo-nests I'd Fridey Of
.rE unuuth-Hall cor. Madison andSecond.
g Matthews, ". ~; Ben K PuIlens
o~poNA 80. LIST Monday IA ev-
1Donffr. al Odd-FellowU' HALL corner
@ and Main. John Gent, ". NJ John
aeslnish, Secretary.
- SCOTT. No. 0o5-meee tat Ftt9eyO ~ eaea
A-Lofb-Hal corner Madison and Second.
ii ~ Mitchell, ". d.; st4rm sec
80, No % frloay q each
Observation-Disclosures Hall j. D BEARD
40 n ". shelton, $50
UrrvrsNISe No. S4l-meets an fEo%y OF
eeeh month-at South AempE4 HAL cor
30 Of Madison and second W. A. Eo-
monde. ". a.: Loufz CEapsk4s SEQ
ROYAL ARCB.
vrSE EHAFgEE, Nc. &-meetf "a money q
esch month-Odd-EelloSs' Hal DC. Ira
49, IS p p F- CO Lacke Sec
.aguprI GHAFrEH AD-6 y. D-mesis al q
F-1oEs' Han. henry } lynn, IL l. n r;
= = eGesYer. EecfeLirY.
T. AfDBA
80 oUrCIL, NJ b-meeEs % Monday OF
II - mcuIh-Odd-FelloWs Han Join ZsnL.
81 III ~ j. 81 iEgln, Rec
III TE1PLARa
so. f-mesgs 4th Mon.
Ceh ~ rach month. Geo Asllersh, Com.
~ CHArfEB or Resi- CkoLx, Sh, No
@@-afla ~. Adams. sd, NJ. WI h T.
ron ans0u, Sd see
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OFFICIAL
XzXlst STATEMENT OF The
PHOENIX
INSURANCE COMPANY,
o. Hartford connecacut.
o. Hartford Connecticut.
H9oN~H - - 9 HaAalF -lHlauaNT1 %
Total Liabilities. s5TT1 %.
LITTLETOH & VREBEEsU8GH, AGEHTs,
No. p HadisOa Street.
STATE JF
COZ PTRnrTrR-a nErrr

|----|- =
NASHVILLE. January /. E-u.f
I O. ". B~LACEhCRS. COuptr0ler OF fra
Treasury. DO hereby certify that the Punutx
Insurance Company, located az Hartford. IA
the state Of Connecticut, has profuceG % ne
satisfactory eyidsn1e tat safa C1mr1uv has
compiled with al the reQuLrz4e D. ~ me
SWs OF the -ule Or Tennessee Ll--a-ed en-
Insurance conp t1ies; and 4 "a -ler certify
hat LirrletoC & F~rsdenburzb. Az-uL- o. said
company, have also oEu9ited with the re-
qulremeuts u the laws OF the eIara. made.
anu provided In sush -ases.
Nherefore, said P1Gufz Insurance. Com
pauE has autt GRITTY 70 take risks and rrausae
the business OF Insurance. IN this state. e.
Memphis, Tennessee c.. V BLAEEHURN.
jG3 Comptroller OF tennessee
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THE GERMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.

DIRECTORS:
Louis Raaausr, J. C. Nicely,
s~coolnsld& Hsnauer. BROOKS, Nelly 90
r s ZONES, A L. Harris,
zones, Brown q Co. Harris, Cochran a %,
r. p. Walt, n. [. Meaeham,
K P.Walt q CO. Msacham z Tr~adwel
Thos. H. Aiea, G 1 Denis0s,
Tbos X. Alien Origin Bros. a 20.
q. ?. MADDEN, J. C. Terry,
.. P. Radden q CO. Price a Terry.
(. J. Taylor, Of Taylor = Rutland
OFFICERS
LOUIS HAN UER, Presidehl,
MI. MEAcHAa, ylee-Presids-t.
MARLIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
{. GARTH. Assistant Cashier.
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Criminal Csurt---Iudue Hudson.

The argument In the Dickens case is
still IN progress. General Sale spoke nine
hours yesterday, and will conclude this
morning. he viii be followed by the
counsel for the defense. The argument
will probably consume the remainder Of
the week.
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JOE LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has the
Cincinnati Commercial and Enquirer, st.
Louis Times, Republican and Democrat,
Chicago Times and Tribune, New York
Herald, World, Times and Tribune, Lou
isville COurier-Journal. and a host of
other late dailies and illustrated weeklies.
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ALL n FACTS IN a NUTsBELL.-The
points OF difference between Phalon's
Vuaiia. OF Salvation for the hair. aud the
other hair oarkening articles, are these:
They are stlcky-it Is devoid of gluten.
They are opaqpe-it Is tr~snsparent. Thew
are fstid-it is fragrant. They are
muddy-it IS clear. They produce dun
tintS-it r~eproduces natures hues. Sold
by all druggists.
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DIE NODENwELT for February, and a
hest Of other fashion, literary and scion
titic magazines, at Joe LOcke's, 235k
Main street,
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ManIeIpaI coart.-.Iudae Foule.

Yesterday the jury, IN the case of the
State Is. DuPree, returned a verdict of
not guilty.
Nothing has been set for bearing to-day.
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Wards NEW GAS BURNER furnishes
the BEST, cheapest snd safest light.
J. STOLTS,
So Jefferson street.
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RELIEF Committee Of the Confederate
Relief aud Historical Association; Major
7. 2. Adams, James (. Beasley, Captain
A. J. Black. JOHN ". DAWSON,
Secretary.
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HERzoa's great Embroidery Sale at a
bargain during this week.
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CLOTHS, tweeds and cassiaieres are be-
ing disposed of regardless of cost or
value, A. SEESSEL & son.
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MANAGER YoBNaR informs rs that pre-
vious engagements alone have prevented
the appearance of Miss Quinn at the New
Memphis Theater; but that the earliest
opportunity that presents Itself will be
embraced 10 present her to the Memphis
public.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

JOE LOCKE has q full supply Of lat,
daily and weekly papers.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF FoRr PICKERING
PROPERTY, NEXT MONDAY, By DECREE
IN CHANoERY.-We wish to call tho spe-
cial attention of those who are in the mar
ket rs purchasers, to tbs valuable prop
erty known as "The James Residence
to be sold next Monday upon the prem
ises. This is n Of the best houses ever
erected in Fort Pickering; and as the sale
Is p~eremptory, no n who wishes g home
in that locality should neglect the oppor-
tunity Of securing, perehsnce, a great
bargain. We refer our readers to the adj
vertisement In the auction columns on the
nrst page OF this mornings APPEAL.
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AWFUL TRUTHS!

The world looks on and wonders at the
powerful manifestation Of Gods love and
mercy, as 1t unfolds itself to suffering hu-
manity; and 1t matters but little whether
IL DO R OF THEORY, IL it be NEW, it re-
.ceives the same demonstrations of incre-
dulity from a vast unbelieving multitude,
aud, like doubling Thomas" they must
first " place their fingers into the prints of
the nails, and thrust their hand into
the side" before they will believe. And
although a mighty host of witnesses pro
claim a TRUTH, yet who believes their tes-
timony? Two weeks ago to-day, DR.. 7. P.
THORPE, who Is stopping at the Peabody
Hotel, introduced into this city a novel
system, which he calls, PSYCHOLOGICAL
MEDICINE, for curing all manner Of dis
eases. And, as might be expected at first,
the Doctors patien $ were +" few and far
between" But mark the result. After
curing q number Of N most influential
citizens of diseases which were pro-
nOunced by the best medical talent as ia
durable, the Doctors FEW have multi
piled into a large number, and his Office
now Is daily crowded.
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JOE LoCEE, 1861 Main street, has all
the latest, illustrated, scientific. literary,
sporting, sensational, police, German and
Irish weekIies, and all the latest dailies
and monthlies.
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A FEW Of those elegant French made
cloth sscques to be disposed OF. They are
being sold at one-half their value.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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Joe Locke. Al &6H Main street, near
Jefferson, has Harper's Bazaar and all the
illustrated Weekiss. ALSO the New York
and Western daQtaa.
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SEND in your old style Florence Sewing
Machines and have them made new, free
Of charge. See advertisement IN another
column.
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SEND in your old style Florence Ma.
chimes and have them made new, free of
charge. See advertisement Ia another
column,
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FxAMISK those elegant cloaks in one
of our show Windows, and see what
prices they are marked 10 sell at.
A. SEESSEL & SON,
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Go TO Joe Loeke's, 1861 Main street,
for the latest news.
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SUoH bargains in ladies' and gents IN
derwear have never been offered to the
Memphis public as those nov being
rapidly sold at A. SEESSEL q SON.
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BARGAINS in Dry Goods at
HERZOG & BRO.
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CALL IN TIAE.-we are disposing Of
our blanket and flannel stock this week.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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ArroRNEY-GEN. CRIMINAL COURT

FUDGE FTRSF CIRCUIT DOURr-EdlJ~
y 4Bus1l, u re-ponSe 10 the very Compl
meutdry cal 10 your paper OF yesterca1
5 rnea one o. tse ST. 7 hereby anuOuut
n---ff candidate for Judge Of the FIfs
cult C0uTtG 81 Shelby county.
aeU Z. W. EETSKELL-
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BUY WOOD of Scheuber Bros. Leave Or
ders with L. Roescher, S2G Main street.
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Fresh NORFOLK OEsTz2=-BeSt brands
of these ftvoTite oysters received oaiiy By
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REMovAL.-The Manhattan Bank has
removed @ No. II Madison street, lately
occupied by the Southern Life Insurance
Company aud fernando Insurance Com
pany.
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TIE APPEAL 10 rae only Dahl paper
published in the city. Only twenty-five
cents q week.
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NorICE.-We are authorized by u con
signees to close out the entire stock OF
furniture now on hand, at reduced rates.
w. h. PASSMORE & Co,
GgI GGaoud STRAIT
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b. 0. !. llaEeTORY.

No.s,L o. O. F-Meets
~ aud ID Thur day nights Of each
OF = - ~ o'clock DC, Erader, Z. z, A.
ESEs-IE Gh0sass baoon sSrieA
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To THE patrons of the Worshsm House
who remember 1t In the days of "Auld
Lang Syne," the announcement that Mr..
J. J.. WOrshsm has secured the services of
John d. Cox to assist him, will be well
come Jews. With w. W. White and
Sam Finley In the of1ce, and Cox above
stairs, we think the house can claim its
full share of public favor.
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WHAT Doctors, MINISTERS AND Pro
FEssoRs THINK OF THEM.-"I recommend
their use to public speakers.'-ReU T.. Il.
Chaplin. II have never changed my
mind respecting = b owns Bronchial Tro-
ches' from the first, excepting to think
better of that which / began thinking
well oE.''-ReV. Henry Yard BeechsT.
" Great service in subduing hosrseness."
-ReV. Daniel FiSs, Nez York A sim
pie and elegant combination for Coughs.
etc."-Dr. O. +. BjgeL0v, Bost0s.
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A GOOD 2-plait Shirt for 81, at Wlggans
q Thorn's, &S Clay Building.
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GREAT reductions in Dress Goods
HERZOG & BRO.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
sheet published in the South.
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TEn APPEAL is delivered for Is cents a
week
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TIE Gold and " New Net" at
HFRZOG'S
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CARRIERS
Red RIVER LINE OF PACKETS
TOR
Yicksburg, Aatohsz, Alexandria, Shrsys-
port and Jefferson.

Sc The only Line giving Through Bills OF
LadinE and Tickets 70 the aoove points.
- Passengers by this Line escape the an
nOyanee OF changinZ boats. and the s1Or-
NOUS charges at the Mouth OF Red River.
Tie following arsth anne OF the steamers
composing this lines
Il. NJ. sHREVE---H 3. Garter, master
AOUNTAINEEB -Cropster, master
SILVER BOW TITO Eea, master
WALTER s. DASCE--Loyd 7. Belt. master
EE For Tickets and all rs.isbls inforua-
ton call 50 the General Passenger Depart
uant, No. Promenade, foot OF JEFFERSON 81.
e. L hALL.
General Ticket ana Advertising Agaut
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Southern Palace.
HOWELL, WOOD & CO.,
$50 MAIN STREET.
Our Stock Is offered at REDUCED PRICES
o
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

EvEBYTEISa reduced.
HERZOG 4 BRO.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
ATTERrlON. Ex.cANOIOATEs.

Ne hare taken out The -GnaOuncenents o.
all candidates who mere defeated before he
Oousty C7nBcnti0n. Those tOh0Se announce
meats are thus tGksHOUt, tUtShtng 70 nm ~
ds8esRput .-tgtilst he nominees, can hVUc
their announcement repNbtiShed Uithou
LtrE cost
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wAaTEn-MlsCELLAREOUS

No. tgldr llb head wi b inserted al Ten
cents per Hnc, each insertion.
AB0RFHS-rO Planters. Contractors and
i Others. we are prepared to furnish e1pe
rlenced farm labor, TO work upon shares o
for wages Also, emigrant and other labor
for farm, railroad, or other work.
SAXTON & co.
feaI0 Ids Front 81. Exchange Building
A XWEN-SIz 70 ten No. / eNmen; call a
- Commercial Hotel during this day. fel
nOARuFRs Two nice rooms can b. had
y FINISHED or uHfurulShed 81 No 90 Pop
lar q reef with board in a private fami'y al
res-4lL5ls rates. Inquire at this ONCE, or al
the house. feDo
D ARE ,HANCEETo planters generally; a
II nr-t-clas5 pEsn1eT. 81 limited clrculu-
stances, IS d--ICous of working a plantation
on shares for the ensuing yer. For 1uforIna
riOu apply al No. . Main street within SIX
Gays iebl
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IN PORT.
". A. Caldwell Fanny BrandeisN atrona
Clara S2llie V
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-10

CONSTABLE 18Th CIVIL DISTRICT.
CONSTABLE reply 10 a very compli-
- mrntsry call IN the APFEA signed cit
tEeu. ] hereby announce myself as 2 n
date for constable OF the Fourteenth Ctyi
District. pledgiug myself, # elected. to per
form my duty to the best Of my ability.
1sJ4 respectfully. B-N u. BARRETT
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General Ticket once Of the N. and @. r r
MEMPHIS, TEyS, Nov. e, 1853.
- SHOCK Is our only authorized agent
o. to redeem our Emigrant tickets bound
south, aud none others need present tickets
nor Sent Ticket Agent