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OUR RAILROAD INTERESTS.

The Senatobia Miss Times discours-
eth: "Helena,hascrawled out from behind
the leyee and toddling in pinsfores ap
UrOwley's Ridge contemplates the rail-
way map of the country, and in merry
accents Of infantile delight, proposes to
steal Memphis neglected ~playthings.
The Little Rock road was located twenty
years ago by the American Land Com
pany through Lost Swamp. Helena
thinks this road should be finished up
and transferred to the route between
Helena and Little Rock. Helena stretch
es its great wondering, muddy eyes, and
looking from the summit of CrOWleys
Ridge, sees how Kansas City mnst have
a cheaper route for grain, hemp ald
lead to the sea than by railway to New
York and Boston. Helena airs herself
and struts about yeryprettilY before won
dering Kansas City, and asks that the
road designed to end at Memphis be di-
Yerted to Helena. Colonel Ethel H. Por-
ter, a sOber-sided relic of hoaF antiquity,
who er cracked a smile or was won by
woman's wiles, while building a road
from Memphis TO 81. Lonis, is sorely be-
set by this same Helena. The prattling
mu~ddy-legged, bandy-shanked little viz
en- thai squats 81 the base of CrowIev-s
Ridge, absolutely seeks to entice Colonel
Porter in that direction. If General But
Ter hadn't, he would exclaiIn, Shoe Fiy.,
Thus, jOcosely J, serious facts are presented
and we seq how Memphis is endangered
by the folly or venalsty of those who To-
Gated the Little Rock road, by that apathy
which prevents energetic work in behalf
OF the Selma road. and by want Of an
earnest effort to build at once the road 10
Kansas City" ro
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he would fall Within the exception,
Numbers of these coFpulent gentlemen
have been prscticing the waltz and the
polka preparatory to the grand hop. The
band selected for the occasion, have been
instructed to arrange their music with
special reference to slow time.
The funeral Of Mrs. F. s. Davis wss
very generally attended yesterday. The
remains, which were deposited at the
Ohio depot, were transported to The for
mer home of the deceased, Cincinnati, for
interment. Mr.. Davis has the sympathy
Of the community in his sudden and sad
Bereavement.
Barbour Lewis, Tom HamiltJn, Beau
mont, Shaw, ct id genus O1tre, we're at the
meeting at the GreenIaw Opsra House
last night, and congratulated the re-
creant Democratic party and he niggers
on their recent successes. The whole
meeting was a magnificent commentary
o n boiling and we recommend it to the
boilers, generally. We wyuld remind
both factions that there are : few OHt-GRd-
OFT Democrats left, and that next election
they will know how 10 vote
An association of gentlemen under
the name Of the Marine and Industrial
Exhibition and Fair fer Memphis and
the Southwest, was Incorporated by
our General Assembly. The cor
p%0rators are Messrs. Plough, Black,
Moffets Green, Gerry, Swayne,
Lee, Wicks, Resting. Robbins,
Humphreys, Chas. jones, Ed. Jones and
others. The purpose TO be accomplished
by this association has already been made
known, and much god may be achieved.
SHOES for ladies', misses and children,
OF our own makS g~uaraateed and at
a~stonishinglY low prices.
CANS NEW STORE, Dos Main st.
IF you want iargains, go to Walker
Bros. y Co Thy are selling of their re-
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Read the Chamber of Commerce re-
port.
The Recorder had his dockets and
hands full yesterday.
The Thermometer stood at T3o Fair
at II IN. yesterday in the shade.
The thirty cases OF illegal voting to
he tried before Recorder Scales have been
continued.
deputy Sheriff James Lsnfo7d is w.
ing in a critical condition from an attack
Of smallpox.
-Benjamsn DoOley, who was arrested
for illegal voting, adults that he resides
in Arkansas, and that he voted at the
polls for Sheriff CURRY.
Immense frauds were perpetrated by
the Radicals on election day. Repeating
votes was the order of the day among the
negroes, who acted on the advice of their
Radical allies.
In the Fifteenth Civil District there
were w vacancies for the Office of mag
istrate. r. b. Miller and w. b.. Gibson,
having received the highest number of
votes, are elected.
in the Fifth ward colored polls two
hundred and forty votes were cast with
out the certificates being punched, or in
dorsed as having Yoteil. OF course they
were duplicated at some other precinct,
There is profound religious feeling
excited at the First Baptist Church by
the eloquence of DIR. Teasdale and others.
and CREST crowds are gathered there each
evening to listen TO inpassioped speak
ers. The numbers who attend are con-
staDtty greater, and the revival promises
to add many TO tbs church,
An injunction was issued last even
ing ON he nat of Judge Anderson of the
Law Court, on the bill of Marcus j.
Wright against A. Z. Curry and Register
Shock. The grounds of the application
are: gross frauds in the election and tina
illegal holding Gfthe ~elsstiOa la precfnets
not recognized by law. We understand
that a prolific crop of ihjunctions will be
applied for to-day.
1t is generally reported and publicly
asserted that the recent election has wiped
out the figures and NAMES on the slate for
the next judicial election. A new deal
has been called for and the new game is
ia progress. We expe.t to see Che COM
bination fusion ticket sgain in the 6eld.
These facts affect the candidates for At
tOFney General as vel as those aspiring
to Judicial positions.
The attention of our readers, and our
lady friends especially, is called to the
card OF Mrs. NJ. J.. Yallcey q Co.. which
appears in another column. These la
dies advertise their grand spring OPEN
ing to eomle of at No. ls2 Main street, on
Friday, the list proxino, when they
will display a fine assortment OF import
ed bonnets at from 81 to So each, and
children's school hats ut 81. Our retail
and the public generally should
not forget his.
The Fat Mans Ball win come of in a
days. Nothing short of a two hun
dred FOUNDER will be ad nitted. Many of
Them b observe the obligations of
Lent, have been dieting on oysters and
fish to keep themselves up to the stan
lard. We have heard of one infant who
sent bis wife to The ,ountry, on the
grounds hat b worried him so he feared
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DIVINE MELODY.
Bell Treble Pianos.

There is a clear, full, distinct auncia-
ton of the high notss by this pianh which
is almost marvellous. There is i pecuii-
arity in its construction which my prac-
ticed musician will at once COMPREHEND,
and as readily confess the unsurpassed
excellence of the improvement II affects
the tension OF the shorter AOrds, and
gives them that fuu, clear rfundness of
sound and unobstrIcJed vibati0n which
renders the music faultless. There are no
manufacturers in the Unitd States who
have won fame mOr3 rapidly than the st.
Louis Piano Manufacturing Company,
and though it has been at work only four
or five years, its very ydlthfulness is a
guarantee of the excellense OF its instru-
ments, It has as much TO gain and lose
as Steinway & ComIanYand the induce
ment to make perfect ard durable instru-
msnts are stronger v-itfthe youthful than
with the aged companion manufacturers.
Steinway has won wIer fame, but only
more extended becaiIs older than the st.
Louis Company. Tn st. Louis piano is
as highly priced in its o city, and wher-
everit has been introduced, as Steinway's,
and persons wishing to buy should call at
the northeast cOrnsf Of East Court street,
Madame Notwithstanding.
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Ho! FOR THE
A Country Dinner Suburban Auction.

There are few persons who intend to
buy real estate during the year who will
not attend this morning the attractive
sale at Crystal Springs, one mile east of
the city. Healtifulness, clear, bright,
sparkling water, beautiful country seats,
hills and valleys, and forest trees, all con-
spire to make the Crystal Springs place
most attractive. fairgrounds are so sGbdi-
vided that every industrious iti3sn, rich
or poor, can secure a home on easy terms.
The road running through the property is
already in charge of an incorporatedturn-
pike company, ami will soon become the
"Shell Road" Of Memphis. The resi-
dence and lot OH which it stands will
evoke many purchasers. Then there will
be refreshments for the bihUIous and
bread and venison for the hungry. Take
lunch in the country this morning. 1t
will only cost a ride on Poplar street cars,
and from Brinkley's a free omnibus. CO
to the country for two hours and liV@
longer aud learn what Memphis really
worth. Terms of sale most liberal, ard
Royster & Trezevant guarantee titls.
The property must be sold.
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FOR RENT.
MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1870.


LODGES
SOUTH MENPHTs. No. lS-meets ID Friday OF
each mOnth-Hal cor. Madison andSecond.
", 5. Matthews, W. NJ; Ben. K Pullen,
Sec
ASGERoNA. No. I5s-meets lst Monday in ev-
cry month, at Odd-FellOws' Hall, corner
Court and Main. John Gent, ". M; John
Beamish, Secretary
~month-HalI corner Madison and Second.
X. W. Mitchell. W. n; ). Sturm, Sec
DESoTO. No. Gs-meets Sd Friday OF each
month-Odd-Fe llows' Hall. J. ID. Beard,
W N: r W. Shelton. Sec
KILWUNNTNG. No. m 4th Friday OF
each mOuth-at South Memphis Hall, cor
nev OF Madison and Second. W. 4. Ed
monds, W. ri; Louis Czapski, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
Penn CHATTER, No. 2-msets "a Monday Of
each month-Odd-Fellows Hall. D.. Z. Ira
der. N. T. ID. p; Z. e.. Locke. sec.
MEMPHIS CHATTER MOSS L. D.-meets at Odd
Fellows Han. Henry J. Lynn, II. 4. d. P;
Il. Z. SuesNer, Secretary.
mi s N.
EuREKA COUNCTL Nc. 1meets Sd Monday OF
each mOuth-Odd-Fellows Hall JOh Zent,
Tn. IL; n J. Miggin, Rec.
CYRENE COMMANDERY. Nc. Emeets ath Mon
day Of each month. Geo. Mellersh, Com;
j. Barchus. Rec.
Iva CHAPTER or ROSE CRoIN. 18th, No.
J. Charles W. Adams, sd, NJ. W.; HI.
TOmliusDu. sd. Sec.
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Cairo he purchased goods on his own ae-
count for speculation, leaving the bills for
the boat to pay. He continued to behave
badly, and acted 50 m~utinously that the
Captain was compelled to discharge him
at Helena, Whereapon he brought up his
wbI le crew TO receive their pay. and all
fol owed him ashore. The Captain adds:
the report he made was an infamous.
lie n in Justice to myself I trust Won
will publish this r~efutation to set me
right in the matter. I n a few DAYS, when
less hurried, l viii write you a full state
ment Of the case.D
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MENPHIsT HEATEB.-RObeTtsOn's com
edy Of =" Caste" was presented last might
10 a full and fashionable house. Mis-,
Anna Maria Quinn made her debut in the
TOle Of Esther Eccies. The announce
ment hat this lady would appear last
night created some speculation in theatri-
cal circles. Miss Quinn's rendition Of the
character came up to the anticipatiOns OF
her warmest friends. She was called
before the curtain at the close of the per
formance, 10 receive the plaudits Of an
appreciaIive audience. Mr.. X. W. NOunge,
the beneficiary, presented the character OF
Eecles IA did Il wei, keeping the audi
nee in a continual state of merriment.
Mr.. MacD0nough's CdptGin HaWtree was
rendered Discriminatory and judiciously.
The other parts were well sustained by
the company. The guitar music of Mr..
Beschoh, and the prOtean characters of
Master Willie Nouuge were finely rem
dered and highly appreciated.
BROON's OPERA HOUsE.-A good
house was present last night to enjoy the
songs and ballads of Misses DeVere,
DeBrent, Berry and the Terpsichorean
eYolutions of Lolita, Tilly Beaumont.
Olevia and Bouquet. The pantomimes
and eXtraYaganzas were as usual unri-
vailed. The Partisan Beauties" or Can
Can" closed the performance. A change
of programme viii take place tonight.
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LAW REPORTS.
Chancery Court Chancellor Morean.

Yesterday being motion day the roll 0
attorneys vas called down TO letter !
To-day the roll will be called for motions
commencing at A.
The following DEGREES were filed yester
day.
Galbreath VS.. Pollard, sale.
Brown vs.. Brown, reference.
Gunter VS.. Kimbrough, final.
Barnes VS.. Dugan, reference.
Cherry vs.. Hardin, reference.
Elaherty VS.. Flaherty, reference.
Boyd VS.. Boyd, revivor.
Bond VS.. Baker, revivor.
Tate vs.. Williams, reyiyor.
Barnes vs.. Dugau, sale.
Bond VS.. Orgill, report confirmed.
Read VS.. Brooks, vesting title.
Hardin VS.. WorSham, sale.
Clore VS.. Clore, divorce.
James VS.. Eppes, vesting title.
PRnte IS. Cone, reference.
Semmes VS.. Dunn, order modified.
Davis VS.. Stovall, sale.
Bond vs.. Nelson, reference.
Ferguson VS.. Coward, order to speed.
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PATENT ICE MACHINES,
CAPABLE OF MAKING
10 Tons of Pure Clear Ice Per Day,

And VIII have Il in operation by April 18th
next, when they viii be prepared TO make
contracts and deliver ice in any part Of the
city, at reduced rates.
The Ice Will be made OF pure, filtered Mis-
sisslppi water. and, as IL is frozen at a lower
temperature than the natural lea when II
reaches this market, it Is harder and willlasi
longer, and therefore is more aluAble fOI
refrigerating or cooling purposes.
Owning the Right for this machine for Ten
nessee and Arkansas, they are prepared %
sell Ice Machines Of from to 10 tons capacity,
with exclusive rights for same for any local
ity in these tive States.
For farther information call On or address
at No. IS Second street, corner OF Madison
street, Memphis.
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Ia. O. F. DIRECTORY.

GAYosO ENCAsIPNENT, NOS, L o. O F.-Meets
on the LIST aud 81 Thursday nights Of each
month, at - O'Clock. pc Trader, P; A.
HUM. II. P: Thomas Bacon Scribe.
MEMPHIS LODGE Nc. Meets every Tuesday
NIGHT. at ~ o'clock. John Is. Campbell, y.
G.:S NJ Norwood, v. G.; ThOs.M oneJ, Sec.
CHfCKAsAW LODGE, No. Smeets every Mon
say night at - oJlOck. A. Hum, n g..
+ Holman, V. G.; Leon Levy, Record
Hwu Eaa-aaarv
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ADVERTISERS

win End the MEMPHIS APPEAL he best
advertising Medium in the stale. fhe great
extent aud variety Of its reaaiDg matter has
forced its Enlargement for thaa ccommOda-
ton OF advertisers, and its circulation in all
parts OF Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,
Texas and Arkansas, among merchants,
planters and business. men. renders II espec-
tally desirablptO those who wish TO reach the
general and substantial public, by adyertfs-
Address, APPEAL"
Appeal Building, Memphis.
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"a; 9TH ward, 30; 10th ward, 100. Total
", Z. Ste0art-Finh ward, 1870; 9th
ward, 1876; 9TH ward, 80; 10th ward 22i,
Total vote, 685.
10; 18th ward, Is; 10th ward, 3. Total
r. Hemang.-5th ward, T7s; 9th ward,
1O7; 9TH ward, l02; 10th ward, l4i. Total
TT. EQion-5th ward, $40; 9th ward,
80; 18th ward, 1S5; 10th ward, 3l3. Total
vote, I24s.
John E. Bnrke.-5th ward, oil 9Th ward,
25S; 7th ward, 1872; 10th ward, SO3. Total
vote, I24.
1876; 9TH ward, Ill; 10th ward, 2s2. Total
vote, G64.
EIiiott's majority over Burke is 4.
Burke's majority over Gallagher the
next highest, $50. Elliott and Burke are
therefore reelected.
CoNsTABLEs 14TH CIVIL DISTRICT.
j. ". Ramseg.=th ward, 1O3; 9Th ward,
l23 9th ward, TO ; 9TH ward, 81 10th
ward, Is. Total vote, 81.
b. j. GdTreu.-4th ward, l2S; 9TH ward,
sol; 9Th ward, Ill Tth ward, 24S; 10Th
ward, 20. Total vote, Sl4.
John NOTtOR.-5tb ward, 97i 9th ward,
24s 7th ward, so; 10th ward, y; total 243.
A. RobfHson'-5th ward, SO; 9th ward,
Is; It'll ward, s; 10th ward, Ito; total l73.
James 4. FresL-4th ward, l62; 9th ward,
% 9th ward. IS; It'll ward, 81; 10th ward,
10. Total vote, 1886.
q. Rayden.-4th ward, /; 5th ward, 667;
9th ward, $40; 18th ward, 5a2; 10th ward,
1913. Total vote, 1872.
Hayden's majority over Garrett, $50.
New Constitution, AL; old Constitu-
ton 3O2s. Majority for New Constitn-
ton, 1913.
MAGISTRATES FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
r. B. MIler.-Ninth Ward, log. Total,
vote LOG.
". b. Gzisson.-Ninth Ward, lls. To-
". B. Be1ges.-Nipth Ward, 4. Total
vote, 4.
Gibson is elected by 5 majority.
M-AGIsTRATE 9Th CIVIL
w. H. Monorief, 50; w. H. sneed, 40;
Moncriefs majority, 20.
CONSTABLE 18TH CIVIL DISTRICT.
T. G. Anthe, 81; VIM. Moore, II; A. :.
TaIley, 1. Anthe's majority 10.
CONSTABLE 1sT DIST.
W. F. Applebury, 50; c. J. Smith, Sc;
C. W. KoUntz, IS; Applebury's majority,
%.
CONSTABLE 6rH DIST.
W. h. Price, "a.
MAGISTRATE 18TH DIST.
J. E. Browne, -; F. C. Stevenson, IS;
Brownies majority, q.
FOR REGISTER.
although this Office was o one Of
those announced as vacant and to be
filed. as Mr.. Greeley ran, we give the
yOte.1
First ward, II9; ID, %; 81, -; 4th, =;
5th, 26g; 9th, III; 7th, 16l; sth, 1I3; 9th,
1873; 10th, 10Y. Total, II7I in the city.
district, 10; 18th, so; 18th, 5. To
6S. Grand total, I239.
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UNBIvALED bargains in ReW and pref
IL dress goods being placed on our cheap
lab{eg this morning. y
sFESSFB a SON
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New Arrival Of Millinery Goods

ng Miss WALL, at 2aa Main street.
Memphis, has lust completed her seasons
purchases IN New York, and is now receive
ing a full assortment of Millinery Goods Ol
the latest impOrtatIons and most fashionable
styles, direct frum Paris and London, EN-
bracing the AUGUSTINE" and ANNIE
HATS, with other fresh novelties and all
those desiring the choicest goods, at the most
popular prices. are invited TO call. Every
department Of FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING
carried on. and orders promptly executed. ma
nISSOLUTION.-The firm of EGmnnds.
- food q Co. has this day dissolved copart-
nershtp by mutual consent j.. y. Gilbert and
j. NJ. Gtlhera, IT., Withdrawing, A. n. Ed
mCEds and J.. w. TOdd continuing the husi-
ness In the name OF Edmonds Todd, and
will settle the business of the late drm.
A. n. EDMONDS,
J.. n. GILBERT,
J. W. TODD,
j. NJ. GILBERT, JR.
Memphis. March II. 1870. mhIa
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NOTICE.


u. s. PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHINGTON D. G March 3 1870.
On the petition OF Mary Ann MeCOmb, OF
Memphis, TENNESSEE administrator of David
McComb, deceased, praying for the extension
Of a patent to the said David McCOmD, on
the nth day Of June, 1854, for an improvement
in non-elasIic bands for bales of cotton and
other nhrous materials-
1t is ordered that the testimony In the case
be closed on the 18th day of May next, that
the tinae for nling arguments and the Exam
iners report be limited 10 the 9TH day OF
May next, and that said petition be heard on
the lst day OF June next.
Any person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL p. FISHER,
mhl3 Commissioner of Patents.
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Law Court...Iudna Andarsnn.

The argument in the case of Davis vs..
NJ. & o. r. K. Co. was concluded yester-
day afternoon, and the Court will charge
the jury this morning; after which the
special calendar will be taken up at No.
ON
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A PAPER FOB THE PEOPLE,
A Paper for the Professional Man,
A Paper for the Merchant,
A Piper for the Farmer,
A Paper for the Mechanic.
ISSUED DAILY, SUNDAY & WEEKLY
Subscription Prics Greatly Reduced

CLUBBING RATEs.-To clubs of two or
more subscribers We will send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest paper in ths South-S3x55
tn~ehes-fOr one year, each, 81. To clubs OF two
or more subscribers We viii send our SUSDAY
APPEAL, for one year, each. 81
NEWS DEALERS. AGENTS. ETC-News-
paper Dealers, Express Agents. Country Mer-
chants, ~POstUlssters. Depot agents. Gnd any
friends OF the MEMPHIS APPEAL. who will
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per cen or I'VE per cent. for Clubs, for ser
vices; or, n preferred. arrangements as to
compensation VIII be made. Specimen copies
sent on application.
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JoE LOCKE, 296L Main street, has Nos.
1G. ". Is, ls aud ~ of New York Weekly.
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NOTIeE Tn AnYERTlsrRs.

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for ss an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one,
sixth additional.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Notices tnadH his head sCiU Be Inserted al Ten
cents per hne, each f~aseTIon.
II ELP-Ayoun white man TO drive a pri-
II vate carriage and attend a Kitchen gar
den. Planter and othersin want Of q man
and his wife 10 board hands for wages farm
laborers out OF employment; female do
mestIcs ont OF place; men to work for one
half Of crop and supplied with all necessa-
ries, and all persons In want OF labor OF any
description, viii do well to call at the Labor
Agency and intelligence ONCE OF WILLIAM
DARDlS. CO Jefferson street. mh2
q Cnnn IN CITY SCRIP-Immediately,
% OOOO for which viii pay $500 in cur
rent funds on the following terms; SUI
monthly until al IS paid, with 10 per cent.
interest, giving as security trust deed on city
property worth twice the amount; address,
at this Office.
mhE HENRY JOUETE.
CITUATION.-A Southern man, with fifteen
= years experience in commercial business
principally IN New orleans, La, would Ike
10 make an engagement IS bOOk-keeper or
general clerk IN Memphis, Tenn; is now en-
plOyed in a commission and grocery house in
Shreveport. La, but desires to remove to
Memphis, Tenn. Address, l. A. WARREN,
Shreveport, La mn3
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Criminal Court--Iudse II. E. Hudson.

Yesterday in the case of John Regain,
Ed. Smith, All Wallace, 7. $. Burns, and
w. n. Harrison, charged with larceny
from the person Of Robinson, express
agent, at Humboldt Tennessee, on hI6eas
corpus, Judge Hudson bound the defend
ants over in the sum of $500 each, except
the defendant Harrison, who was dis
charged, there being no proof appearing
to implicate him in the robbery.
To-day the regular calendar viii be
called for trial.
The Grand Jury meets on Wednesday
evening next, at 3 O'Clock. All parties
summoned TO appear before the Grand
Jury aus attend promptly.
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M0SBYS CHEAP VARIETY STORE.
Goods at Reduced Prices, 287 Main street.
MEMPHIS

MISCELLANEOUS school Books and sta
WI tiOnery, Jeweiry and Silver Plated Ware.
Notions aud Fancy Goods, Port
Combs, Brushes. Collars, S~uspenders. and
everything In the notion line. A general
stock of all kinds OF toys, and a great variety
Of dollar goods. such as plated casJOrs, sOblefs
and mugs,g glass and crOekery ware, al Kinds
OF knives, forks and spoons. Prize candy An
brands and prices. at wholesale and retail
TandreIh's Garden seeds. mhsi
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
ing IN The Memphis POstOfdce and not delY-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters dlrect5d 10 street and numbers,
Will be delivered promptly by Carriers.
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TABLE linen below gold basis, at
GANS' NEW STORE, 29S Main st

FALSE CoLoRs OK THE FoRE-ToP.-
Whoever Jaw the natural tinge renewed
in gray hair by 3 hair &ye2 M oqe. Who
can distinguish the browns n blacks
brought out by Phalon's Nitalia. or Sal
walton for the Hair, from natures? No
one. And mark, it leaves no stain on the
skin, and is clear and Transparent, and
has no sediment. Sold by all druggist
and fancy goods dealers.